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Former Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein has turned over a large tranche of emails and documents to the bipartisan Senate Intelligence Committee, which is investigating unfounded rumors that Stein was part of a Russian plot to subvert the 2016 US presidential election.
The U.S. House of Representatives’ intelligence committee found ‘no evidence’ of collusion between the Trump 2016 presidential campaign and Russia, according to the committee’s final report that was released earlier today.
(ZHE) — Weeks after the House Intelligence Committee voted to officially close its investigation into whether President Trump colluded with the Russians, it has finally released its official account of its findings in a heavily redacted 253-page report which unambiguously proclaims that the committee “found no evidence that the Trump campaign colluded, coordinated, or conspired with the Russian […]
Jill Stein breaks silence, completing handover of documents to Senate Committee. (Full Statement)
“We are facing a precarious historic moment. Democracy is threatened by interference in our elections, and by interference in our civil liberties. Likewise we are endangered by warmongering, rampant militarism, nuclear confrontation and accelerating climate change. To solve any of these interlinked problems, we need a functioning democracy and a voting system we can have confidence in.
Despite a series of collapsing mainstream narratives, the establishment can’t help but doubling (and tripling) down on their government-issued official conspiracy theories.
On March 4th Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia were poisoned in the sleepy British city of Salisbury, by forces currently unknown. The British government immediately blamed Russian intelligence, leading to weeks of accusations and counter-accusations, diplomatic expulsions and lots of conspiracy theories about who really did this, and why.
“After weeks of media hysterics and official claims without a shred of evidence, the case that Russia was behind the Salisbury poisoning incident is falling apart. Transparency and the rule of law never played a role. It always has been about politics and a pernicious agenda. What happens next sadly is only too predictable.”
CrossTalking with host Peter Lavelle are guests Marcus Papadopoulos, Alexander Nekrassov, and 21WIRE’s Patrick Henningsen. Watch:
What is behind the UK and US fearmongering campaign against Russia? The UK and its leader Theresa May have told the world that the Kremlin is responsible for the Salisbury event, and the British and US press seem to have automatically fallen in line with the official government conspiracy theory. Is there more than just classic NATO geopolitics involved, or is it about economics? Is there a clear answer?
