The corrupt media’s attempt to frame their failings as mere confirmation bias holds no truer than the Russia-collusion hoax they peddled for five years.
We are right even when we are wrong, says the network about its part in the collusion hoax.
In both the Trump and Hillary Clinton cases, fake ‘intelligence’ drove the FBI.
The Clinton campaign and Stacey Abrams spread falsehoods about vote theft years before Trump’s loss.
How many ways in 2016 was James Comey’s FBI bamboozled by Russian disinformation?
Durham uncovers evidence of Moscow’s attempts to influence the Steele dossier.
The PR executive also donated to John Kerry’s 2004 presidential campaign
The indictment provides further insight into why the FBI had concluded that the dossier was mostly a jumble of claims that were inaccurate, unconfirmed or already publicly reported. Sourcing for the dossier was threadbare in the most charitable of depictions.
Since BuzzFeed published Steele’s reports in 2017, many of the dossier’s key claims have failed to materialize or have been shown to be false. But this week, it may have been dealt a death blow when the operative used by Steele to gather material for the dossier was indicted.
We learn from special counsel John Durham’s indictment of Igor Danchenko that “the FBI ultimately devoted substantial resources attempting to investigate and corroborate the allegations” in the now-infamous Steele dossier. “Ultimately” is right — but not before it relied on the shoddy document to surveil an American citizen in an investigation that produced the Mueller probe and a two-year-long obsession with Trump and Russian built on a preposterous foundation.
Hope is not a method
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