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Feinstein’s former staffer helped funnel millions to Steele and Fusion GPS after 2016 Jerry Dunleavy © Provided by Washington Examiner A nonprofit group run by a former top aide for Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein and funded in part by left-wing philanthropist George Soros spent the post-2016 era funneling millions of dollars to British ex-spy Christopher Steele’s company and the opposition research firm Fusion GPS, helping the groups continue their Russia-related researc...

Billionaire-Backed Operative Kept Funding Steele, Fusion GPS in 2019, Even After Dossier’s Credibility Crumbled A former staffer for Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) continued to pay large sums of money in 2019 to former British spy Christopher Steele and Fusion GPS, the firm that retained Steele for work on a Hillary Clinton-funded misinformation dossier, even as the credibility of both Steele and the claims in his dossier evaporated. The Democracy Integrity Project (TDIP), a nonprofit opera...

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‘Undermining Faith in NATO’ Is Now Grounds For Twitter Ban, Because Certain Kinds of Politics Have Become a Religion Twitter announced bans on 373 accounts it connected to  “state-linked information operations” on Tuesday. Some of them, the company said,  “amplified narratives that were aligned with the Russian government” or  “focused on undermining faith in the NATO alliance and its stability.” Twitter is a US-based company, and the First Amendment of the US Constitutio...

Heresy against NATO has apparently joined the ever-expanding list of sins that will get one erased from Twitter, as Big Tech mounts a crusade against infidels at home and abroad on behalf of values of Our Democracy.

The New York Times published an essay on Tuesday detailing a range of recommendations for the Biden administration to adopt to fix the “reality crisis” and “de-radicalize” citizens, including setting up a “reality czar” and  “truth commission.”  The essay, penned by Times technology columnist Kevin Roose, accuses “millions of Americans” of embracing “hoaxes, lies and collective delusions” before questioning how to unite a country where these millions “have chosen t...

Published: January 2021 A recent Reuters investigation may indicate that “Q Anon” was in fact an FBI cyber psyop. The “Q Anon” phenomenon has generally been regarded as a hoax or prank, originated by online message board users in late October 2017, that got out of control. The “Q Anon” persona was preceded by similar personae, including “FBI anon”, “CIA anon” and “White House insider anon”. “Q Anon” originally called himself “Q clearance patriot”. Former CIA co...

Reid Hoffman, the Silicon Valley tech billionaire behind LinkedIn, reportedly funded the legal non-profit defending Fusion GPS, the Democrat-backed consulting firm behind the famously discredited Christopher Steele dossier at the heart of the Russia hoax. According to IRS filings reported by The Daily Caller Monday, the anti-Trump Integrity First for America (IFA) contributed $620,000 in 2018 to Bean LLC’s legal defense fund, the holding company for Fusion GPS. EXCLUSIVE: Who Has Covered Fusi...

© RT/screenshot Senator Jacky Rosen (D-Nevada) appears remotely at a hearing with ex-CISA director Chris Krebs, December 16, 2020 Showing its always Russiagate-oclock in US Congress, Senator Jacky Rosen (D-Nevada) rejected any claims of election fraud as false narratives pushed by RT and Sputnik at a hearing featuring ex-CISA chief Chris Krebs. Krebs, a former Microsoft executive who led the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency until he was fired by President Donald Trump last mont...

the ban on 84 Facebook accounts, 6 pages, 9 groups and 14 Instagram accounts, citing policy against "coordinated inauthentic behavior." Their activity originated in France and targeted mainly the Central African Republic and Mali, but also Niger, Burkina Faso, Algeria, Cote dIvoire and Chad - all former French colonies in Africa. About 5,000 or so accounts followed the banned pages, along with 1,600 accounts in the banned groups and about 200 followers on Instagram, according to Facebooks head...