Check THIS out:
Check THIS out:https://t.co/JTW9VrtUfZ— Thomas Wictor (@ThomasWictor) April 10, 2018
See the company's name?
Hoversurf.
Another video.
(2) See the company's name?
Hoversurf.
Another video.https://t.co/u2WRBnHeGu— Thomas Wictor (@ThomasWictor) April 10, 2018
"Hoversurf, a Russian company that builds drones..."
Hoversurf's information.
(h4) Hoversurf's information.https://t.co/0bsWyZC0qE— Thomas Wictor (@ThomasWictor) April 10, 2018
Founded in 2015 in SAN FRANCISCO.
The Website.
The map.
This piece is interesting.
(8) This piece is interesting.
https://t.co/jRZ0rWj64O— Thomas Wictor (@ThomasWictor) April 10, 2018
"Emerging from the Skolkovo 'startups and science park' just outside of Moscow, human-carrying drone maker Hoversurf has created a single-seat hoverbike which looks awesome, but does rather make you fear for your legs, let alone the legs of other people you might encounter."
Is the name "Skolkovo" familiar to you?
It SHOULD be.
(11) It SHOULD be.https://t.co/xVU3bcuqeC— Thomas Wictor (@ThomasWictor) April 10, 2018
"A program overseen by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton as part of the 'reset' with Russia wound up enhancing Russia's military technology and funneling millions of dollar to the Clinton Foundation..."
"According to a new report by investigative journalist Peter Schweizer and the Government Accountability Institute he heads."
"The report says both the U.S. Army and the Federal Bureau of Investigation found that the program, intended to support Russia's version of Silicon Valley, was exploited to improve Russia's military capability.
"The 'innovation city' of Skolkovo on the outskirts of Moscow was center of the program."
All righty!
Since the National Review piece ended in mid-sentence, let me try to find a NON-moronic explanation.
One more time. Thanks, Fred!
(17) One more time.https://t.co/LxE7jXBVQv— Thomas Wictor (@ThomasWictor) April 10, 2018
"Leaked diplomatic cables show Russia won Clinton's assistance in obtaining funding for Skolkovo, an 'innovation city' akin to Silicon Valley."
"Documents show the State Department was ultimately successful in obtaining 28 Russian, American, and European 'key partners' to fund the Skolkovo Foundation."
"'There are serious national security questions that have been raised about both Skolkovo and Rusnano, by the FBI, the U.S. Army, and cybersecurity experts,' the Government Accountability Institute report said.
"'These experts have argued that the activities of Skolkovo and Russian investment funds like Rusnano are ultimately serving the interests of the Russian military.'"
Seventeen of the companies that invested in Skolkovo also made donations to the Clinton Foundation or paid for Bill's speeches.
So HERE'S the Russian collusion.