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→September 2016
===September 2016===
===September 2016===
Using a series of intermediaries, the DNC and Hillary for Amer noica (Clinton campaign) pald a research firm to conduct opposition
Using a series of intermediaries, the DNC and Hillary for America (Clinton campaign) paid a private firm to conduct opposition
research on candidate Trump and his ties with Russia. FusionGPS (fusion) is the trade name of a Washington, D.C.-based company that conducts research primarily on behalf of corporate clients. Marc Elias, chair of Perkins Coie's election law practice who represented the DNC and the Clinton campaign, hired Fusion in Spring 2016 and paid Fusion $1 million to conduct opposition research on candidate Trump. Fusion subsequently hired former British Secret Intelligence Service officer Christopher Steeie for $160,000 to obtain information on candidate Trump via a Russia-based primary subsource and numerous sub-sub-sources network who were purported to be current and former Russian government officials. The information Steele collected was reported back through a series of memos to Fusion and Perkins Coie. Steele produced sixteen
research on candidate Trump and his ties with Russia. FusionGPS (fusion) is the trade name of a Washington, D.C.-based company that conducts research primarily on behalf of corporate clients. Marc Elias, chair of Perkins Coie's election law practice who represented the DNC and the Clinton campaign, hired Fusion in Spring 2016 and paid Fusion $1 million to conduct opposition research on candidate Trump. Fusion subsequently hired former British Secret Intelligence Service officer Christopher Steeie for $160,000 to obtain information on candidate Trump via a Russia-based primary subsource and numerous sub-sub-sources network who were purported to be current and former Russian government officials. The information Steele collected was reported back through a series of memos to Fusion and Perkins Coie. Steele produced sixteen
memos, which comprise what has become known as the ''Steele dossier''.<ref>''Russian Active Measures'', March 22, 2028, pp. 111-112.</ref>
memos, which comprise what has become known as the ''Steele dossier''.<ref>''Russian Active Measures'', March 22, 2028, pp. 111-112.</ref>
*'''13 September.''' Paul Combetta of Platte River Networks appears before a Congressional oversight committee and invokes the [[Fifth Amendment]] privilege against self-incrimination, refusing to testify.<ref>https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-09-23/hillary-emailgate-how-one-twitter-user-proved-intent-fbi-missed-after-months-investi </ref>
*'''13 September.''' Paul Combetta of Platte River Networks appears before a Congressional oversight committee and invokes the [[Fifth Amendment]] privilege against self-incrimination, refusing to testify.<ref>https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-09-23/hillary-emailgate-how-one-twitter-user-proved-intent-fbi-missed-after-months-investi </ref>
*The nonprofit First Draft, funded by [[Google]], whose parent company is run by major Hillary Clinton supporter and donor Eric Schmidt, announces initiative to tackle “fake news.” It appears to be the first use of the phrase in its modern context.
*'''14 September.''' Office of the Director of National Intelligence announces that no Intelligence Community-wide damage assessment into Secretary Clinton’s email practices would be conducted in violation of Intelligence Community Directive ICD 732. ODNI ignores all subsequent [[FOIA]] requests.
*'''14 September.''' Office of the Director of National Intelligence announces that no Intelligence Community-wide damage assessment into Secretary Clinton’s email practices would be conducted in violation of Intelligence Community Directive ICD 732. ODNI ignores all subsequent [[FOIA]] requests.
*'''16 September.''' CNN reports CIA Dir. John Brennan voted for the presidential candidate of the [[Communist party]] - an organization dedicated to the violent overthrow of the [[United States]] government<ref>https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/50/841</ref> - in the immediate aftermath of the [[Vietnam war]] before he joined CIA.<ref>http://www.cnn.com/2016/09/15/politics/john-brennan-cia-communist-vote/</ref>
*'''16 September.''' CNN reports CIA Dir. John Brennan voted for the presidential candidate of the [[Communist party]] - an organization dedicated to the violent overthrow of the [[United States]] government<ref>https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/50/841</ref> - in the immediate aftermath of the [[Vietnam war]] before he joined CIA.<ref>http://www.cnn.com/2016/09/15/politics/john-brennan-cia-communist-vote/</ref>
*'''19 September.''' At UN General Assembly meeting, Ukrainian President Poroshenko meets with Hillary Clinton.
*'''21 September.''' ''Daily Mail'' publishes interview with 15 year old and her father alleging she had an online sexual relationship with [[Anthony Weiner]] beginning 23 January 2016. FBI New York Field office, led by Preet Bhahara, issues Weiner [[subpoena]] for his electronic devices shortly after.
*'''21 September.''' ''Daily Mail'' publishes interview with 15 year old and her father alleging she had an online sexual relationship with [[Anthony Weiner]] beginning 23 January 2016. FBI New York Field office, led by Preet Bhahara, issues Weiner [[subpoena]] for his electronic devices shortly after.
[[File:Download-2.jpg|right|350px|thumb|Vladimir Putin with Oleg Deripaska. The FBI asked Deripaska for assistance peddling the Russia collusion hoax. Andrew McCabe has been the FBI's chief contact with Deripaska since 2009.]]
[[File:Download-2.jpg|right|350px|thumb|Vladimir Putin with Oleg Deripaska. The FBI asked Deripaska for assistance peddling the Russia collusion hoax. Andrew McCabe has been the FBI's chief contact with Deripaska since 2009.]]
*[[Oleg Deripaska]] was approached by three FBI agents in New York; at least one agent (McCabe) had worked with Deripaska on the aborted effort to rescue Robert Levinson. The agents posited a theory that [[2016 Trump campaign|Trump's campaign]] was secretly colluding with Russia to hijack the U.S. election. {{Quotebox|"Deripaska laughed but realized, despite the joviality, that they were serious," said his agent Adam Waldman. "So he told them in his informed opinion the idea they were proposing was false. 'You are trying to create something out of nothing,' he told them."<ref>http://thehill.com/opinion/white-house/387625-mueller-may-have-a-conflict-and-it-leads-directly-to-a-russian-oligarch </ref>}}
*[[Oleg Deripaska]] was approached by three FBI agents in New York; at least one agent (McCabe) had worked with Deripaska on the aborted effort to rescue Robert Levinson. The agents posited a theory that [[2016 Trump campaign|Trump's campaign]] was secretly colluding with Russia to hijack the U.S. election. {{Quotebox|"Deripaska laughed but realized, despite the joviality, that they were serious," said his agent Adam Waldman. "So he told them in his informed opinion the idea they were proposing was false. 'You are trying to create something out of nothing,' he told them."<ref>http://thehill.com/opinion/white-house/387625-mueller-may-have-a-conflict-and-it-leads-directly-to-a-russian-oligarch </ref>}}
*'''Mid-to-late.''' Fusion GPS’ Christopher Steele’s FBI contact tells him the agency wants to see his opposition research “right away” and offers to pay him $50,000, according to the New York Times, for solid corroboration of his salacious, unverified claims. Steele flies to Rome, Italy to meet with FBI and provide a “full briefing.”
===October 2016===
===October 2016===