Burn It All Down

[Boris Norris]

I know lots of lefties none are firebug
You will have to prove they are in general
But you won't because you are a lying moron

He makes those ridiculous claims and knows he's full of bullshyt. He's out of ammo as trumps cases fall apart. He's not controlling himself real well preparing for the inevitable sentence of jail.

 

[mark francis]

That's correct. There's no evidence the Russians colluded to help him win.
You are wrong again.

Trump Vindicated: Media Elite Turn on “Russiagate” Coverage | Judicial Watch 2-14-23


Trump Vindicated: Media Elite Turn on “Russiagate” Coverage



The entire mad media Russia mess of the Trump presidency—the furious coverage of the salacious Steele Dossier, the Mueller special counsel probe, the presidential tweets and bombast, the FBI inquiries, Congressional inquiries, inspector general inquiries, the sinister suggestions of collusion and corruption, treason and betrayal, prostitutes and pay offs, the small fish hauled in and then tossed aside—Flynn, Page, Papadopoulos, Kilimnik, Manafort, Mifsud, Millian, Bannon, Stone—“which office do I go to, to get my reputation back,” former Labor Secretary Ray Donovan famously asked in an earlier scandal—the white-hot spectacle has faded from the news cycle. The circus has left town.

Years too late to have any real-time impact, it now appears that a reckoning has begun to arrive. Close observers of the media landscape may have noticed a shift when Bob Woodward, the most famous name in American journalism, began reminding readers of his opinion of the Steele Dossier. The dossier is the Rosetta Stone of Trump era reporting. Published to an immediate media frenzy in January 2017, the dossier was a compilation of grotesque rumors and allegations against the newly elected president—purportedly the work of a skilled Western intelligence asset, but in reality, as would emerge much later, the product of Trump’s political enemies.

 

[Boris Norris]

Trump Vindicated: Media Elite Turn on “Russiagate” Coverage | Judicial Watch 2-14-23


Trump Vindicated: Media Elite Turn on “Russiagate” Coverage



The entire mad media Russia mess of the Trump presidency—the furious coverage of the salacious Steele Dossier, the Mueller special counsel probe, the presidential tweets and bombast, the FBI inquiries, Congressional inquiries, inspector general inquiries, the sinister suggestions of collusion and corruption, treason and betrayal, prostitutes and pay offs, the small fish hauled in and then tossed aside—Flynn, Page, Papadopoulos, Kilimnik, Manafort, Mifsud, Millian, Bannon, Stone—“which office do I go to, to get my reputation back,” former Labor Secretary Ray Donovan famously asked in an earlier scandal—the white-hot spectacle has faded from the news cycle. The circus has left town.

Years too late to have any real-time impact, it now appears that a reckoning has begun to arrive. Close observers of the media landscape may have noticed a shift when Bob Woodward, the most famous name in American journalism, began reminding readers of his opinion of the Steele Dossier. The dossier is the Rosetta Stone of Trump era reporting. Published to an immediate media frenzy in January 2017, the dossier was a compilation of grotesque rumors and allegations against the newly elected president—purportedly the work of a skilled Western intelligence asset, but in reality, as would emerge much later, the product of Trump’s political enemies.

I linked documentaries to prove my point. I can do no more than post the truth.

 

[mark francis]

I linked documentaries to prove my point. I can do no more than post the truth.

I am not interested in lying leftist Democrat propaganda films.

 

[Boris Norris]

I am not interested in lying leftist Democrat propaganda films.

As if anyone is interested in the shyt you post.

Talking to god???
Don't make me vomit.

 

[Phoenix68]

Burn It All Down​

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[Phoenix68]

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How U.S. Billionaire Helped To Back Brexit
February 26, 2017
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"It was $10M of Mercer’s money that enabled Bannon to fund Breitbart – a rightwing news site, set up with the express intention of being a Huffington Post for the right. It has launched the careers of Milo Yiannopoulos and his like, regularly hosts antisemitic and Islamophobic views, and is currently being boycotted by more than 1,000 brands after an activist campaign. It has been phenomenally successful: the 29th most popular site in America with 2B page views a year. It’s bigger than its inspiration, the Huffington Post, bigger, even, than PornHub. It’s the biggest political site on Facebook. The biggest on Twitter.

Prominent rightwing journalist Andrew Breitbart, who founded the site but died in 2012, told Bannon that they had “to take back the culture”. And, arguably, they have, though American culture is only the start of it. In 2014, Bannon launched Breitbart London, telling the New York Times it was specifically timed ahead of the UK’s forthcoming election. It was, he said, the latest front "in our current cultural and political war”. France and Germany are next."

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