Putin Claims U.S. Intelligence Agents Funneled $400 Million To Clinton Campaign

[siablo14]

You can find it on YouTube with those keywords typed in the search bar. Don’t be an idiot.

Source it or ignore me.

What's the name of the current alt you are using?

[Flabble Scrote]

Obama said there was no election meddling. He also mocked Romney in 2012 for suggesting Russia was not our friends. Clinton trusted Putin enough to sell him uranium in exchange for big donations and millions of laundered money for her husband to give a speech.

So you don't think Hillary is a liar? I have a bridge to sell you in Brooklyn.

Shut the **** up.
The CIA and all intelligence agencies who risk their fine patriotic American veteran honouring white bread necks , have all stated election interference, Republican leadership have acknowledged this, even the sack of **** in Chief has now acknowledged (under coercion).

The fact he is unwilling to stop this and even encourages it, is in fact treasonous.
He's a useless tub of **** and the only reason he won't be immediately impeached is because the republicans are spineless quislings in service to lobbyists and not the American people.

The until this quarter , the economy was Obama's boom anyway, after he had eventually cleared away the financial wreckage from last republican govt. His last year had the same growth and the rest is just a stock market bubble.

Tax cuts and nothing to show for it, no infrastructure, your USA healthcare system is a joke, youre stuffed unless you can grow up and get numerate and figure out how **** works and get away fro. This idiotic effigy burning tribalism

[Motorcity Cobra]

Vladimir Putin made a bombshell claim during Monday's joint press conference with President Trump in Helsinki, Finland, when the Russian President said some $400 million in illegally earned profits was funneled to the Clinton campaign by associates of American-born British financier Bill Browder - at one time the largest foreign portfolio investors in Russia. The scheme involved members of the U.S. intelligence community, said Putin, who he said "accompanied and guided these transactions."

Browder made billions in Russia during the 90's. In December, a Moscow court sentenced Browder in absentia to nine years in prison for tax fraud, while he was also found guilty of tax evasion in a separate 2013 case. Putin accused Browder's associates of illegally earning over than $1.5 billion without paying Russian taxes, before sending $400 million to Clinton.

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-...inton-campaign

Just stop comrade. Ya'll traitors are embarrassing. In America, unlike Russia, we can actually look up information to see who donated to who.

https://www.opensecrets.org/

BREAKING: After Putin accused me at the Helsinki Summit of donating $400m to the Hillary Clinton campaign, the Russian General Prosecutor clarified that Putin should have said $400k. The real answer is I donated ZERO. Total amateur hour. https://t.co/xqxsglR7sj

— Bill Browder (@Billbrowder) July 17, 2018

[.!WAR MIKEY!.]

What does it matter if true?

forget the ( )

[Motorcity Cobra]

I'm Bill Browder. Here's the Biggest Mistake Putin Made When Trying to Get Access to Me Through Trump

I wasn’t watching the Donald Trump–Vladimir Putin press conference from Helsinki. But when my phone started burning up with messages, I knew something was going on. I quickly discovered that Putin had mentioned me by name. No journalist had asked about me. He just brought me up out of the blue.

Putin offered to allow American investigators to interview the 12 Russian intelligence agents just indicted by Special Counsel Robert Mueller in exchange for allowing Russians to have access to me and those close to me. This is no idle threat. For the last ten years, I’ve been trying to avoid getting killed by Putin’s regime, and there already exists a trail of dead bodies connected to its desire to see me dead. Amazingly, Trump stood next to him, appearing to nod approvingly. He even later said that he considered it “an incredible offer.”

I’m lodged so firmly under Putin’s skin because I’m the person responsible for getting the Magnitsky Act passed in the United States in 2012. This is a law that allows the U.S. government to freeze assets and ban visas of human-rights violators around the world. Some of these human-rights violators had killed Sergei Magnitsky, my Russian lawyer who was murdered in a Moscow jail for uncovering a massive $230 million government-corruption scheme that we’ve since traced to known Putin cronies. In essence, Putin received some of the proceeds of this crime, and he is terrified that the Magnitsky Act could be applied to his offshore fortune, which is probably one of the largest amassed in modern times.

The Helsinki summit is not the first time my name has come up at a Putin press conference. Back in 2006 at the G-8 Conference in St. Petersburg, a young reporter for the Moscow Times asked why I’d been denied an entry visa to Russia and declared a threat to national security, all with no explanation. She pointed out that I was the biggest foreign investor in the Russian stock market, and that the prime minister of the United Kingdom had asked Putin about my situation earlier that day.

Putin frowned. “To be honest, I don’t know why this particular person has been refused entry to Russia. I can imagine that this person has broken the laws of our country, and if others do the same we’ll refuse them entry, too.”

“This person.” Putin almost never utters the names of his enemies — except for mine, which he lately seems to utter at every opportunity. To my mind, this can only mean that he is seriously rattled.

Since 2012, Putin has made it perhaps his largest foreign policy priority to have the Magnitsky Act repealed. But none of his efforts have worked. Not only has it not been repealed, it’s spread to six additional countries, including the United Kingdom, Canada, the Baltic states and Gibraltar. There are eight other countries with Magnitsky Acts on deck: Sweden, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark, Australia, South Africa and Ukraine. The Magnitsky Act is going viral, and countries that have Magnitsky Acts are sanctioning Putin’s cronies, who I imagine soon will be sanctioned by other countries as well.

In addition, the Global Magnitsky Justice Campaign has investigated and found the $230 million that Sergei Magnitsky exposed and was killed over. There are now a number of live law-enforcement investigations around the world determining just who benefited from this crime. These have resulted in tens of millions of dollars of frozen assets. Furthermore, these investigations don’t only put at risk the beneficiaries of this crime, but the benificiaries of many other similar crimes. These people are ready to kill to keep their money. Losing it would be devastating.

Putin’s latest allegation that I donated $400 million to Hillary Clinton is so ludicrous and untrue that it falls into delusion. I’ve never made a political donation to Hillary Clinton or any other political candidate. It’s in the same category as other Russian government allegations against me: they accused me of being a serial killer; they accused me of being a CIA/MI6 agent determined to destroy the Russian government; and they accused me of somehow stealing $4.8 billion of IMF money back in the 1990s that was destined for the Russian Treasury. These guys have seriously lost their cool and are beginning to make mistakes.

The biggest mistake that Putin made in his offer today to effectively swap me for the 12 Russian agents is that he went to the wrong head of state. Although I was born in America, I emigrated to the United Kingdom 29 years ago and am a British citizen. If he really wants me, he better go talk to Theresa May, who might have a few choice words for him after Russian agents spread the military-grade nerve agent Novichok across the cathedral town of Salisbury, England.

http://time.com/5340545/bill-browder...-donald-trump/

[Flabble Scrote]

So lies aside , the security of the United States of America is being sold to a (literally) poisonous dictator because of golden showers and trumps fat ass in a Moscow hotel room .

[man down]

I'm Bill Browder. Here's the Biggest Mistake Putin Made When Trying to Get Access to Me Through Trump

http://time.com/5340545/bill-browder...-donald-trump/

Aw man I thought he would come out and admit it. Yeah right!

[Flabble Scrote]

Just check Politifact, it's easier , even the russian trolls and american quislings and weak hearts haven't been able to debunk em.

[GhostofDempsey]

Shut the **** up.
The CIA and all intelligence agencies who risk their fine patriotic American veteran honouring white bread necks , have all stated election interference, Republican leadership have acknowledged this, even the sack of **** in Chief has now acknowledged (under coercion).

The fact he is unwilling to stop this and even encourages it, is in fact treasonous.
He's a useless tub of **** and the only reason he won't be immediately impeached is because the republicans are spineless quislings in service to lobbyists and not the American people.

The until this quarter , the economy was Obama's boom anyway, after he had eventually cleared away the financial wreckage from last republican govt. His last year had the same growth and the rest is just a stock market bubble.

Tax cuts and nothing to show for it, no infrastructure, your USA healthcare system is a joke, youre stuffed unless you can grow up and get numerate and figure out how **** works and get away fro. This idiotic effigy burning tribalism

Check out this angry little manlet. You really gulped down they blue state koolaid. LMAO.

[Motorcity Cobra]

Putin also wants to lock up former Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul. Allegedly he and Trump talked about it in their meeting. I wonder how safe Ambassador Huntsman is feeling in Russia right now knowing the President is receptive to the idea of Putin locking up a former Ambassador. This ***** is all about the Magnitsky Act. Read up on it and you'll realize why Putin wants these guys so bad. This is retaliation for exposing him and Russian oligarchs and costing them billions of dollars.

BREAKING: The Russian authorities want to question former US Ambassador @McFaul along with officers of DHS and the DOJ who were investigating the Magnitsky case as part of the Putin/Trump Helsinki quid pro quo over me and the 12 Russian GRU agents https://t.co/msX1TauTO9

— Bill Browder (@Billbrowder) July 17, 2018