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Cell signal puts Cohen outside Prague around time of purported Russian meeting

Rexedgar said:
Were there any scans in 2016? (Cohen’s passport) Source?
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And the dossier, created by a former British intelligence officer once posted in Moscow, said the Kremlin used “operationally soft” cities in Europe such as Prague for meetings with Trump associates in order to evade detection and provide both sides with plausible deniability.

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They were called "Soft Cities" because you can fly into one part of Europe and not need a passport to travel to them thus giving someone that plausible deniability of ever having been there. Much of the dossier is unconfirmed. But more keeps getting confirmed and NONE of it has been debunked. Just denied.
 
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Rexedgar said:
Were there any scans in 2016? (Cohen’s passport) Source?
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Cohen attempted to debunk the Steele dossier by tweeting a picture of the cover of his passport, rather than its interior. Since Prague is in the European Union’s 'Schengen Area', which allows passport-free travel between countries, he could theoretically have gotten an initial entry stamp from any EU country, not just the Czech Republic. It’s also possible for one person to have multiple passports.
 
HumblePi said:
Cohen attempted to debunk the Steele dossier by tweeting a picture of the cover of his passport, rather than its interior. Since Prague is in the European Union’s 'Schengen Area', which allows passport-free travel between countries, he could theoretically have gotten an initial entry stamp from any EU country, not just the Czech Republic. It’s also possible for one person to have multiple passports.
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Yup...

 
If he took a plane over Prague with his phone on it would briefly ping on cell towers.
 
SLC said:
If he took a plane over Prague with his phone on it would briefly ping on cell towers.
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Yep. But they also say that they have phonecalls with russians saying that cohen is in prague and apparently discussing details. If all the details are true its hard to argue anything other than that he was in prague.

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