Posted on 01/25/2017 2:34:22 PM PST by detective
Even as Democrats publicly and loudly decry corporatist political dark money, billionaire Democrats and other donors funnel hundreds of millions to radical and violent causes. Barely a week had passed after Donald Trumps historic upset in the November 8 presidential election, but some of the worlds richest individuals were already launching a counteroffensive. George Soros and his fellow deep-pocket funders of the Democratic Party and left-wing causes gathered with a lineup of party activists and luminaries from Hollywood, K Street, and Wall Street for a three-day investment conference (November 15-17) at the luxurious Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Washington, D.C. The conference was entitled 2016-2018-2020: Seizing Opportunity & Building Power. These are folks who know a thing or two about seizing power political, economic, and social. They are the partners of the Democracy Alliance, an elite invitation-only club of uber-rich donors who are credited with dumping hundreds of millions of dollars into political campaigns and radical movements in recent years.
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If Wikileaks or Project Veritas need a strategic maximum high-value target to hack and infiltrate, Democracy Alliance would be it.
Sounds like the sort of meeting where all the attendees wear matching rings - each with the same stylized octopus engraving.
Soros, Rockefeller, Rothschild and the rest. Sedition trials and ropes all around.
I hope everyone understands that if there is a CWII, the losers will dangle at the end of a rope.
Carry on.
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Project Veritas? Sure. Don’t know about WikiLeaks, considering Julian Assange and WikiLeaks has implied he supports Marxist-Leninist principles, which means they’re more likely to support Democracy Alliance than actually be against it.
Hmmm… Nov 15, 2016:
Also the date here:
Russian Claims FBI Offered Cash..If He Confessed To Hacking Hillary’s Emails On Orders Of Trump
Donald Trump For President Blog ^ | August 5, 2017 | Pinkbell
Posted on 8/5/2017, 12:26:59 PM by Pinkbell
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Accused Russian Hacker Yevgeniy Nikulin Claims The FBI Offered Him Cash, An Apartment, An U.S. Citizenship If He Confessed To Hacking Hillary’s Emails On The Orders Of Donald Trump
Accused Russian Hacker Yevgeniy Nikulin, a 29 year old Russian citizen currently held in the Czech Republic and wanted on extradition by both Russia and the United States in connection with separate hacking incidents, claims that the United Sates FBI visited him and offered him cash, an apartment, and U.S. citizenship if he confessed to hacking Hillary’s emails on the orders of then candidate Donald Trump.
(Note: When it says Hillary’s emails, it’s hard to know exactly if he is referring to the DNC, Podesta, or both. His letter says Hillary’s emails, and Newsweek interpreted that as Podesta, and The Guardian interpreted it as the DNC. He would have to be asked what he was referring to.)
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In a letter sent to the Present Time, Nikulin talks about the interrogations that took place on November 14-15, 2016 and February 7, 2017. Interviewed with the people he identifies as “Agent” and “Miller.” A Russian citizen claims that he was offered to take the blame for hacking the post of US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. All quotes from the letter are published with preservation of author’s spelling.
“In the future, I received a proposal from A [gent]:” You will have to declare that you have broken Hillory Clinton’s mailbox for D. Trump on the orders of V. Putin, you must agree to extradition to the USA, here we will remove all the accusations we will give you Apartment and money, American citizenship “- I refused, soon the” interrogation “was over, the Agent said that they would still come,” Nikulin wrote.
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