They need to learn how to connect the dots better. If they can’t do that in the first 2 paragraphs then they lose the reader. I skimmed it and was like...I’m out of here. Way too much to read just to find out what the major connections are.
It’s sad because if they wrote better more people would pay attention. It’s simple it could be like this.
XYZ funded both the russian collusion hoax and planned parenthood selling baby parts. (or whatever the real connection is). Then go back and give the evidence of the connection.
Don’t spend all day telling me what and who the players are BEFORE you tell me the connection.
I know you didn’t write this article, but can you give the cliff’s notes version of the connection for us to save everyone a lot of time?
Thank you :-)
Interesting.
The main defendant in the Nunes suit is a company called Fusion GPS – the very same company hired by Planned Parenthood in 2015 to debunk the CMP videos. Fusion GPS was later hired by the DNC and the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign to produce the discredited Steele dossier that falsely accused then-candidate Donald J. Trump of colluding with the Russians to affect the 2016 presidential election.
“This is a case about active, coordinated and ongoing corruption, fraud and obstruction of justice by Fusion GPS, its founder, Glenn Simpson, and the [Campaign for Accountability],” the suit states.
In 2017, Operation Rescue wrote the following about Fusion GPS:
In 2015, Planned Parenthood was reeling from negative publicity due to the release of damning undercover videos produced by the Center for Medical Progress that showed Planned Parenthood executives in their own words haggling over the best price in exchange for aborted baby body parts and confessing to other crimes.
In an attempt to diffuse the outcry, Planned Parenthood hired Fusion GPS to conduct a “forensic analysis” of the videos, which were mostly in the form of brief summaries compiled from hours of raw video.
Planned Parenthood got what they paid for.
The Fusion GPS report falsely declared that since the videos had been edited, they were therefore fake. Planned Parenthood pushed the phony report out as gospel truth to a willing mainstream media that never bothered to question whether Fusion GPS had the qualifications to conduct a “forensic analysis” of anything.
In truth, Fusion GPS has no known qualifications in the field of forensic video analysis. But what it does have is expertise in political dirty tricks that concoct “dirt” where there isn’t any.
In his lawsuit, Nunes describes in detail Fusion GPS’ modus operandi and gives a detailed timeline into how this company provided fake reports and dossiers to smear opponents of those who hired them – details that corroborate Operation Rescue’s own reporting about Fusion GPS’ political trickery. An excerpt is reprinted below.
In truth, Fusion GPS is a political war room for hire that specializes in dirty tricks and smears. As a regular way of doing business, it smears the opposition on behalf of its undisclosed clients. Upon information and belief, many of Fusion GPS’ clients, agents and donors are located in Virginia. Fusion GPS repeatedly uses the same means and methods: it creates fake “dossiers” and supplies the fraudulent documents to “friendlies” in the media for dissemination online and via social media.
It is clear that nothing produced by Fusion GPS can be trusted for veracity, and it appears that most Washington politicos that used them to smear their opponents knew it.
Abortion is the Rosetta Stone of politics
Whoever questions my conservative nature I simply say “ I’m
Very pro-life - how could I ever vote democrat “‘. And it’s over
You either support life. ALL LIFE BEGINNING TO END
or you promote MURDER FOR CONVENIENCE