Report: $412,000 DNC insider, Ukraine officials spread dirt on Trump
A veteran Democratic National Committee and former Clinton administration official worked with Ukrainian officials to push dirt about President-elect Trump to journalists in a bid to help Hillary Rodham Clinton win, according to a new report.
The story identifies Alexandra Chalupa as the leader of the effort, a DNC consultant, former Clinton aide and “Ukrainian-American operative.”
Unlike the Russia hack story based on intelligence assumptions and reports, Politico’s story shows a direct tie to Ukrainian officials, the Clinton campaign and the DNC. In the story, a Ukrainian official said, “They were coordinating an investigation with the Hillary team on Paul Manafort with Alexandra Chalupa.”
On June 2, as a part of Immigrant Heritage Month 2015, ‘White House Ethnic Day’ was held at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building.
The event was organized and co-hosted by the National Democratic Ethnic Coordinating Council (NDECC) in partnership with 19 organizations, including the Hungarian American Coalition.
The participants of the roundtable discussion were Barbara Anderson, Polish American Congress; Maya Berry, Arab American Institute; Alexandra Chalupa, US United with Ukraine Coalition, National Democratic Ethnic Coordinating Committee (NDECC); Billy Lawless, of the Chicago Celts for Immigration Reform; and Samba Mamadou, Office of African Affairs, D.C. Mayor’s Office.
http://www.hacusa.org/en/2015-press-releases/immigrant-heritage-month-—white-house-ethnic-day
Central and East European Coalition (CEEC) - http://www.ceecoalition.us/memberorganizations.htm
—> Hungarian American Coalition - http://www.hacusa.org/
Central and East European Coalition - presidential questionnaire - http://www.ceecoalition.us/news.htm#webs-bin-56f9e4ac0cf2cedfb26e92ec
1. As President, what would your strategy be to deal with Russian aggression in Ukraine and threats in Central and Eastern Europe? What options would you employ to achieve Russia?s withdrawal from lands it unlawfully controls, such as Crimea, eastern Ukraine, Abkhazia, South Ossetia, and Transnistria?
2. What is your position on the current sanctions against Russia?
3. How do you view NATO?s role in countering Russian aggression? What is your position on maintaining U.S. /NATO equipment and troops permanently in the CEE region? Please provide specifics.
Central and East European Coalition - 2016 Policy
* Assist military and national security forces of Ukraine
* Demand withdrawal of covert and overt Russian forces and equipment from Ukraine
etc etc
http://www.ceecoalition.us#webs-bin-56f9e9c5dcb0ebe52906054a
March 6, 2013 - CEEC/Atlantic Council: Panel Discussion on Recent Elections in Central & Eastern Europe: Policy Implications for the U.S. - Irena Chalupa and Alice Kipel listen to the other panelists. - http://www.ceecoalition.us/apps/photos/photo?photoID=175722509
Strangely, every article about her neglects to mention that Chalupa and her family are not Democrats as suggested. Instead, they are admitted ultra-nationalists bent on sending America to war with Russia by any means possible. And they are vocal about it.
None of the articles connect the fact that the Clinton loss is personal for the Chalupa family. At least 2 of them were going to the White House as advisors and cabinet members.
The many articles about Chalupa or a Russian influence on the election fail to mention the Chalupas admitted to violating federal law a couple of years ago. She was part of the leadership that overthrew a country the US was at peace with. If investigated, with admissions in hand, it could mean 25 years in a federal prison.
Both Alexandra and Andrea Chalupa started what was known as Digital Maidan in 2014. Andrea Chalupa is a writer, journalist, and producer in New York. Andrea helped launch online video for Condé Nast Portfolio and AOL Money & Finance.
Another involved Chalupa we need to cover to do the story justice is Irene Chalupa. From her bio– Irena Chalupa is a nonresident fellow with the Atlantic Council’s Dinu Patriciu Eurasia Center. She is also a senior correspondent at Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL), where she has worked for more than twenty years. Ms. Chalupa previously served as an editor for the Atlantic Council, where she covered Ukraine and Eastern Europe.
http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2016/12/russia-hacking-election-inside-story-2.html
Ukrainians and their supporters took to social media messaging service Twitter to digitally bombard subscribers with targeted messages to specific media and high-profile recipients, with Twitter “storms” occurring on January 20 and 27 worldwide. The effort, known as Digital Miadan, gained momentum following the initial Twitter storms. Leading the effort were: Lara Chelak, Andrea Chalupa, Alexandra Chalupa, Constatin Kostenko and others. The Digital Maidan also highlighted the Internet and social media as the most popular means for Ukraine’s citi-zens to get the latest news.
https://www.scribd.com/document/260720706/Year-in-review-by-The-Ukrainian-Weekly-2014 page 17
http://www.atlanticcouncil.org/about/experts/list/irene-chalupa#fullbio
http://observer.com/2017/01/ukraine-hillary-clinton-donald-trump-election/
Crowdstrike’s Alperovitch is with Atlantic Council as is Irena Chalupa. Alexandra Chalupa is with “US United with Ukraine Coalition” and with the DNC. Alperovitch is hired by DNC. A very small circle of associations.