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Russia Hoax Whistleblower Threatened, Multiple Attempts to Report Wrongdoing Were Ignored


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Key themes in Clinton's statements include:
  • Trump as a "puppet" of Putin: During the 2016 campaign, Clinton famously accused Trump of being a "puppet" for Russian President Vladimir Putin. She reiterated this sentiment on social media in 2025, reacting to reports that Trump's newly appointed Secretary of Defense had ordered U.S. Cyber Command to "stand down from all planning against Russia."
  • Concerns about Russian election interference: Clinton has consistently maintained that Russia interfered in the 2016 election with the aim of helping Trump win, calling it a "direct attack on our democracy". She has emphasized that the US intelligence community concluded that Russia interfered to help get Trump elected. Clinton has also voiced concerns about the US's ongoing vulnerability to future Russian election interference.
  • Trump's stance on NATO and Putin: Clinton has criticized Trump's anti-NATO stance and expressions of admiration for Putin, suggesting they align with Russia's interests.
  • Allegations of Trump-Russia collusion: Clinton has stated she is "convinced" that there was collusion between Trump's campaign and Russia during the 2016 election, citing evidence of communication and financial ties.

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Legitimate campaign issue. Legitimate critique of a president. His allegiance is still a concern. Did she accuse him of collusion? Did she claim she had evidence?



Yep.

  • Trump's stance on NATO and Putin: Clinton has criticized Trump's anti-NATO stance and expressions of admiration for Putin, suggesting they align with Russia's interests.

She's still correct about that. Still a legitimate issue.

  • Allegations of Trump-Russia collusion: Clinton has stated she is "convinced" that there was collusion between Trump's campaign and Russia during the 2016 election, citing evidence of communication and financial ties.

Her claims overlap with findings in the Mueller report. Clinton claimed Russian interference and Mueller verified it. Clinton repeated claims about being a puppet, and her objections were supported by Trump's own words and actions in Helsinki and his rupture of NATO in the beginning of this term. Clinton came short of a specific accusation in a declarative sentence about Collusion. Mueller said he didn't see enough evidence. Neither made a specific accusation. Same difference.

When she said "convinced", it can't be a lie because that's her interpretation. Everybody who hears her words judges for themselves. You judged for yourself. I did too. She didn't lie about trump working with the Russians. Because:
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Mueller showed the evidence supporting everything Clinton was claiming. You're complaining that they agreed.

I'm complaining that this sham doesn't deal with the findings and results in the ICA and reports of 2019.
 

We need an investigation of Mueller investigation of the Russia investigation.

May I suggest a nononsenes prosecutor to head it up?

 
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