Robert Mueller. Photo via Rush.House.Gov. Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report on an investigation into alleged Russian efforts to meddle in the 2016 presidential election does not confirm, without a doubt, that Russian intelligence agents or individuals tied to Russian intelligence agencies passed on emails from
Fear-mongering at it’s liberal best: Rachel Maddow has been astoundingly wrong on Russiagate but shows no sign of slowing down (screenshot: The Intercept) THE TWO-PRONGED CONSPIRACY THEORY that has dominated U.S. political discourse for almost three years – that (1) Trump, his family and his campaign conspired or coordinated
As the RussiaGate folly and the Mueller Investigation continue to unravel, so does the claim by US intelligence agencies that Russians somehow “hacked” the email servers of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) in the summer of 2016, before giving the email tranche to WikiLeaks. New
Photo: REUTERS TV NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg addressed the US Congress on Wednesday, and continued to push the familiar narrative of Russia posing a broad, multi-faceted, but largely undefined “threat,” and that only the NATO alliance would be able to stop them. This is a
Russiagate, the Establishment’s marquee conspiracy theory that Donald Trump somehow colluded with Vladimir Putin to hijack the 2016 US presidential elections, seemed like a narrative that was too big to fail. Only it did. But not before an untold amount of damage was done; to East-West
