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'''Maria Butina''' is a Russian gun right’s activist and [[libertarian]]. Butina headed an organization which aimed to secure a guaranteed constitutional right to keep and bear arms modeled on the U.S. [[Second Amendment]] to protect Russian citizens' after the 70 year en[[slave]]ment of the Russian people by [[far left]] [[progressive]]s of the [[Soviet Union]]. Butina became the target of anti-Second Amendment [[globalist]]s, advocates of the [[war on sovereignty]] and the corrupt [[Obama]] [[intelligence community]] during [[Deep State coup plot]].
'''Maria Butina''' is a Russian gun right’s activist and [[libertarian]]. Butina headed an organization which aimed to secure a guaranteed constitutional right to keep and bear arms modeled on the U.S. [[Second Amendment]] to protect Russian citizens' after the 70 year en[[slave]]ment of the Russian people by [[far left]] [[progressive]]s of the [[Soviet Union]]. Butina became the target of anti-Second Amendment [[globalist]]s, advocates of the [[war on sovereignty]] and the corrupt [[Obama]] [[intelligence community]] during [[Deep State coup plot]].
In 2018, Butina pleaded guilty to a [[FARA]]Act violation. Prosecutors had to walk back accusations they made during the trial that she was a Russian spy using sex as a tool to gain influence and access. The guilty plea was not an admission that Butina was a Russian spy or involved in [[espionage]] but a failure to register as a Russian citizen working on behalf of her country.
Butina was sentenced to Florida’s FCI Tallahassee minimum security prison until Oct. 25, 2019.
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