Moreover, co-defendant Julian Assange has repeatedly denied that Russia “or any state actor” was the source of the stolen DNC data WikiLeaks published. His denials just received confirmation in a recent issue of The New Yorker. It features a lengthy and sympathetic portrayal of British spy Christopher Steele, who gathered the dirt for the DNC-funded anti-Trump dossier that forms the basis for the entire Trump-Russia collusion narrative.
Buried toward the end of the article comes the revelation that, on July 26, 2016, four days after WikiLeaks published the DNC emails, “Steele filed yet another memo” in which “Steele’s sources claimed that the [DNC] digital attack involved agents ‘within the Democratic Party structure itself…’”
All of this raises many questions concerning the DNC’s Russia hacking claim as well as its involvement in spreading the rapidly disintegrating Trump-Russia collusion narrative.
After the DNC denied law enforcement access to its server, the FBI — under James Comey’s leadership — meekly agreed to accept CrowdStrike’s findings as to the server’s contents. This was in lieu of the FBI using legal process (such as a search warrant or forthwith grand jury subpoena) to seize and search the server for Russian malware and evidence of hacking.
http://thefederalist.com/2018/04/26...-democrats-sicced-equivalent-special-counsel/
Buried toward the end of the article comes the revelation that, on July 26, 2016, four days after WikiLeaks published the DNC emails, “Steele filed yet another memo” in which “Steele’s sources claimed that the [DNC] digital attack involved agents ‘within the Democratic Party structure itself…’”
All of this raises many questions concerning the DNC’s Russia hacking claim as well as its involvement in spreading the rapidly disintegrating Trump-Russia collusion narrative.
After the DNC denied law enforcement access to its server, the FBI — under James Comey’s leadership — meekly agreed to accept CrowdStrike’s findings as to the server’s contents. This was in lieu of the FBI using legal process (such as a search warrant or forthwith grand jury subpoena) to seize and search the server for Russian malware and evidence of hacking.
http://thefederalist.com/2018/04/26...-democrats-sicced-equivalent-special-counsel/