#GAGTHEMEMO :)

[goldenequity]

You'll enjoy this... I promise.


Dem Rep. Adam Schiff: "We Can't Release FISA Memo Because American People Wouldn't Understand It"

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If the claims being made about this memo are factual, that could undermine the very basis for Mueller investigation ?

IF that turned out to be the case, then all the secondary gates/scandals linked to/stemmed from original "Russia gate" (such as Israel-Flynn gate, Bannon claimed Kushner money laundering gate, latest Peggy Peterson-Michael Cohen gate etc) would also become moot?

This would be huge news if confirmed.

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If the claims being made about this memo are factual, that could undermine the very basis for Mueller investigation ?

IF that turned out to be the case, then all the secondary gates/scandals linked to/stemmed from original "Russia gate" (such as Israel-Flynn gate, Bannon claimed Kushner money laundery gate, latest Peggy Peterson-Michael Cohen gate etc) would also become moot?

This would be huge news if confirmed.

Yes, very huge. It would demonstrate treason by members in the highest office and across several agencies.

It will also demonstrate how much of a lie was pushed upon us by the shills, right out of Alinsky’s playbook to accuse your enemies that which you are guilty of.

I remember one such one using a similar image as this as an avatar.

[Zippyjuan]

http://www.businessinsider.com/relea...ccounts-2018-1

Russia-linked Twitter accounts are working overtime to help Devin Nunes and WikiLeaks

Twitter accounts linked to Russian influence operations have begun promoting the hashtag #ReleaseTheMemo.

It's a reference to a document written by Rep. Devin Nunes that purports to show abuse by the Obama administration of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.

The frequency with which the accounts have been promoting the hashtag has spiked by 233,000% over the past 48 hours, according to an analysis.

The most-shared URL has been a link to WikiLeaks' "submit" page.

Republican lawmakers are pushing for the House Intelligence Committee to release a memo written by the panel's chairman, Rep. Devin Nunes, that outlines purported surveillance during the transition period against President-elect Donald Trump by former President Barack Obama's administration.

And Russia-linked Twitter bots have jumped on the bandwagon.

#ReleaseTheMemo is the top-trending hashtag among Twitter accounts linked to Russian influence operations, according to Hamilton 68, a website launched last year that says it tracks Russian propaganda in near-real time.

The frequency with which the accounts have been promoting the hashtag has spiked by 233,000% over the past 48 hours, according to the site. The accounts' references to the "memo," meanwhile, have increased by 68,000%.

The most-shared domain among the accounts has been WikiLeaks, and the most-shared URL has been a link to WikiLeaks' "submit" page.

WikiLeaks said on Thursday that it would reward anyone with access to the "FISA abuse memo" who chooses to submit it to the site. The Russia-linked accounts have evidently been sharing the "submit" page to push the memo's release.

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Russia situation is getting bit out of hand lately.



Binomo prank call fallout could sink neocons' puppet Nikki Haley?

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http://www.businessinsider.com/relea...ccounts-2018-1

LOLOL

Anytime the sins of the dems are revealed and they lose the narrative, they blame it on the Russians!



It’s gotten so old, that only the near brain dead still believe it. The paid shills don’t believe it, but they get paid to pretend they do.

[Zippyjuan]

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-u...-idUSKBN1F82UC

In fight over Russia memo, Republicans have unusual ally

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican lawmakers criticizing Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into U.S. President Donald Trump’s ties with Russia found themselves on Friday with an unusual - and perhaps unwelcome - ally.

As Republicans called for the release of a classified memorandum that they say shows anti-Trump bias at the Justice Department, a network of Kremlin-controlled Twitter [TWTR.N]accounts swung into action to amplify that demand, according to specialists who monitor online activity sponsored by Moscow.

The use of the hashtag #releasethememo increased 315,500 percent in roughly 24 hours on 600 Twitter accounts known or suspected to be under Kremlin influence, according to the Alliance for Securing Democracy, a project of the nonpartisan German Marshall Fund think tank.

“I’ve never seen anything quite like it,” said Bret Schafer, an analyst at the Alliance.

The data can be seen at: here

There is no evidence that the Republican and Russian-backed attacks on Mueller are coordinated, but the storm underscores the role social media can play in driving political discourse.

The #releasethememo Twitter cloudburst also appears to be a microcosm of what U.S. intelligence officials say are Kremlin efforts to fan political divisions in the United States after having meddled in the 2016 presidential election, according to a declassified January 2017 U.S. intelligence assessment.

Wikileaks, the transparency group that published emails from Democratic Party organizations that U.S. intelligence officials say were stolen by Russian military intelligence during the 2016 campaign, on Friday offered to match a reward of up to $1 million for anyone who gives it the memo.

The Alliance for Securing Democracy says the 600 Twitter feeds it monitors include accounts from actors such as Russian state-run media RT and Sputnik; others that are pro-Russian and amplify government themes; and a third group that is influenced by the first two and “may or may not understand themselves to be part of a pro-Russian social network.”

Moscow has long denied any such meddling.

J.D. Maddox, who worked as a counter-terrorism official at the State Department and CIA, cautioned that the data do not necessarily pinpoint the primary driver of a social media trend.

“The only conclusion you can draw right now is that certain Russian accounts that have previously been associated with pushing anti-American narratives are also pushing this narrative and pushing it effectively,” said Maddox, an adjunct professor of national security at George Mason University.

At issue is a classified memo commissioned by Rep. Devin Nunes, the Republican chairman of the U.S. House of Representatives Intelligence Committee who last year said he was removing himself from the Trump-Russia probe.

In a rare joint statement, the committee’s nine Democrats called the document “a misleading set of talking points attacking the FBI” and drawn from “highly classified” documents.

The Republicans, they said, made the memo available to all House members in preparation for a public release “for the political purpose of spreading a false narrative and undermining” Mueller and the FBI.

Republicans have suggested the memo shows the FBI and Justice Department are biased against the president and, along with U.S. intelligence agencies, improperly surveilled members of Trump’s 2016 campaign.

Current and former senior U.S. intelligence officials deny that they conducted any improper surveillance. Democrats on the panel think material in the memo is mischaracterized and taken out of context, said the committee source, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

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Who owns Alliance for Securing Democracy?

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The ASD, which according to a GMF spokesperson is “funded by a group of American private individuals and small family foundations,” is, in reality, an alliance between longtime Republican neocons and Democratic war hawks such as William Kristol, David Kramer, former CIA acting director Michael Morell, Hillary Clinton foreign-policy adviser Jake Sullivan and former US ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul.

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[Raginfridus]

[AZJoe]

You'll enjoy this... I promise.
Dem Rep. Adam Schiff: "We Can't Release FISA Memo Because American People Wouldn't Understand It"

[goldenequity]

[asurfaholic]

Twitter will probably comply.

I created an account not long ago to try to get involved in some freedom campaigning and my account was banned within 2 hours. I all I did was retweet a ron Paul like message and bam I was gone. Appealed it and it came back denied - evidence that I am a bot or scam or something. Totally nuts.

[spudea]

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-u...-idUSKBN1F82UC

[fedupinmo]

http://www.businessinsider.com/relea...ccounts-2018-1

I sincerely apologize to the membership as I accidentally +repped this one when I meant to go the other way on that. I'm not used to switching that one over for the rest of you I guess.
If two people could spare a - for this, the balance would be restored and I would be short term grateful.

[AZJoe]

#releasethememo

"Twitter’s internal analysis has thus far found that authentic American accounts, and not Russian imposters or automated bots, are driving #ReleaseTheMemo. There are no preliminary indications that the Twitter activity either driving the hashtag or engaging with it is either predominantly Russian. In short, according to this source, who would not speak to The Daily Beast for attribution, the retweets are coming from inside the country. "

[Swordsmyth]

I sincerely apologize to the membership as I accidentally +repped this one when I meant to go the other way on that. I'm not used to switching that one over for the rest of you I guess.
If two people could spare a - for this, the balance would be restored and I would be short term grateful.

I gave him one Neg for you, I think we should do more than just fix your error though.
Come on people how many of you are going to help fedup?

[dannno]

Lol, clearly not interested in conducting their own 'forensic investigation'..

[unconsious767]

I gave him one Neg for you, I think we should do more than just fix your error though.
Come on people how many of you are going to help fedup?

Done!

[Cleaner44]

I want to see this software tool that 84 year old Dianne Feinstein is using to determine that Twitter is being manipulated by Russian bots. Is it an app on her phone or does she use her Bitcoin computer for the job?

[seapilot]

#releasethememo

"Twitter’s internal analysis has thus far found that authentic American accounts, and not Russian imposters or automated bots, are driving #ReleaseTheMemo. There are no preliminary indications that the Twitter activity either driving the hashtag or engaging with it is either predominantly Russian. In short, according to this source, who would not speak to The Daily Beast for attribution, the retweets are coming from inside the country. "

[Zippyjuan]

#releasethememo

"Twitter’s internal analysis has thus far found that authentic American accounts, and not Russian imposters or automated bots, are driving #ReleaseTheMemo. There are no preliminary indications that the Twitter activity either driving the hashtag or engaging with it is either predominantly Russian. In short, according to this source, who would not speak to The Daily Beast for attribution, the retweets are coming from inside the country. "

Ah- the famous mystery source.

[AZJoe]

Ah- the famous mystery source.

Oh my, a source that actually wants to keep their job, confirms the obvious. Zippy needs a bigger supply of tinfoil. Its all Russian bots, can't possibly be real Americans wanting transparency and disclosure of the corruption taking place in Washington.

Oh no, #ReleasetheMemo is in my sig. Must mean I'm just a russianbot.

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[Dark_Horse_Rider]

Twitter already made the statement that this was actually genuine organic homegrown outrage

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Twitter already made the statement that this was actually genuine organic homegrown outrage

Say goodbye to Jack Dorsey from Twitter. He like the other corrupt CEOs will be resigning shortly. Twitter is trying to save itself. They are headed toward irrelevance the minute Trump wants it to happen. There are other platforms on the internet that can take it’s place.

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