bripat9643
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Whatever, reality-denier...
Evidence of the Russians going after Uranium One in 2009.
Evidence of Russians perpetrating bribery, extortion, intimidation, etc...
Evidence Mueller, Holder, Ibama hid all that, that they covere it up...
Evidence Hillary took $145 million from the KGB BANK, the leading financiwr of the Russian effort to get Uranium One....
Evidence the Russians also paid Bill...
The FBI Informant saying the Russians bribed Hillary with Millions...
....and reality-denying traitor-lovers / defenders screaming desperately, 'NOTHING TO SEE HERE'!
BWUHAHAHAHAHA......
Do you think saying FBI informant legitimizes your posts? It doesn't, it makes you look like a hypocritical nutjob.
Christopher Steele was an FBI informant before he was paid by them to testify. Think about that a minute.
Think about the fact that Hillary paid money to get a FISA warrant
Not sure how many times you guys have to have this pointed out to you, but Page was recruited by Russian spies long before the dossier. Not sure how many more times it also has to be pointed out that the FISA warrant that even mentioned the dossier was given AFTER Page left the Trump campaign.
Why hasn't he been arrested?
I don't know... I don't work for the DoJ. Do you? The FISA warrants on him were renewed several times and not a single person with information on FISA warrants have said that happens if they don't get useful information from the previous ones.
You said he was "recruited" by Russian spies. If that's the case, he's guilty of a crime. Since he has never been charged with any crime, it can't possibly be true.
The problem here is that Obama's DOJ is thoroughly corrupt. Conducting espionage on innocent Americans is the proof. No one has demonstrated that any "useful information," other than the kind used to defeat a political opponent, was obtained by the warrant.
What you're saying is that we should trust an obviously corrupt DOJ. In other words, you're admitting that you're an idiot.