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In 1998 Browder renounced his American citizenship to avoid taxes and became a citizen of the [[UK]] which welcomes [[foreign]] tax cheats and refuses to [[extradite]].<ref>https://www.cbsnews.com/media/5-citizens-who-left-the-us-to-avoid-paying-tax/3/</ref> As a foreign citizen and [[globalism|global]] [[elitist]], Browder has had direct, and some might say, undue influence on [[US]] [[Russia sanctions]] policy.<ref>[https://www.sott.net/article/373799-Bill-Browder-Criminal-con-man-liar-Magnitsky-Act-agitator-and-the-man-who-made-Russiagate-possible Bill Browder: Criminal, con-man, liar, Magnitsky Act agitator and the man who made Russiagate possible], Lucy Komisar, Washington Babylon, 10 Jan 2018</ref>

In 1998 Browder renounced his American citizenship to avoid taxes and became a citizen of the [[UK]] which welcomes [[foreign]] tax cheats and refuses to [[extradite]].<ref>https://www.cbsnews.com/media/5-citizens-who-left-the-us-to-avoid-paying-tax/3/</ref> As a foreign citizen and [[globalism|global]] [[elitist]], Browder has had direct, and some might say, undue influence on [[US]] [[Russia sanctions]] policy.<ref>[https://www.sott.net/article/373799-Bill-Browder-Criminal-con-man-liar-Magnitsky-Act-agitator-and-the-man-who-made-Russiagate-possible Bill Browder: Criminal, con-man, liar, Magnitsky Act agitator and the man who made Russiagate possible], Lucy Komisar, Washington Babylon, 10 Jan 2018</ref>

At the [[Helsinki Summit]] in July 2018, Russian [[President Vladimir Putin]] noted during a joint press conference with [[U.S.]] [[President Donald Trump]] that Russian investigators wanted to interview 11 American citizens and several foreign nationals in relation to [[Bill Browder]] and the [[Russian sanctions]] Act or [[Magnitsky Act]].<ref>https://www.msnbc.com/am-joy/watch/putin-singles-out-bill-browder-at-trump-s-helsinki-press-conference-1282567235639</ref> Browder was accused of tax evasion after plundering Russian assets in Russia. In exchange for [[Mueller office|Robert Mueller's Special Counsel team]] investigating so-called "[[Russian collusion]]" between President Putin and Donald Trump, Putin offered to allow Mueller to interview the [[The indictment of 12 Russian nationals, 13 July 2018|12 Russian nationals who were indicted]] ahead of the [[2018 Midterm elections]] in a [[deep state]] effort to smear Trump and who presently resided in Russia. Included on Putin's list were Bill Browder, [[Obama]] Ambassador to Russia [[Michael McFaul]], [[John McCain]] associate [[David Kramer]], and [[Russia hoax]]er [[Christopher Steele]].

At the [[Helsinki Summit]] in July 2018, Russian [[President Vladimir Putin]] noted during a joint press conference with [[President Donald Trump]] that Russian investigators wanted to interview 11 American citizens and several foreign nationals in relation to [[Bill Browder]] and the [[Russian sanctions]] Act or [[Magnitsky Act]].<ref>https://www.msnbc.com/am-joy/watch/putin-singles-out-bill-browder-at-trump-s-helsinki-press-conference-1282567235639</ref> Browder was accused of tax evasion by Russian officials after plundering Russian assets and moving the assets outside Russia.  

 

In exchange for [[Mueller office|Robert Mueller's Special Counsel team]] who were investigating so-called "[[Russian collusion]]" between President Putin and Donald Trump, Putin offered to allow Mueller to interview the [[The indictment of 12 Russian nationals, 13 July 2018|12 Russian nationals who were indicted]] ahead of the [[2018 Midterm elections]] in a [[deep state]] effort to smear Trump AND INFLUENCE THE [[ELECTION]]S. The 12 indicted Russian nationals presently resided in Russia. Included on Putin's list to be interfiewed were Bill Browder, [[Obama]] Ambassador to Russia [[Michael McFaul]], [[John McCain]] associate [[David Kramer]], and [[Russia hoax]]er [[Christopher Steele]].

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