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==Biden-Ukraine scandal==

==Biden-Ukraine scandal==

:{{See also|Ukrainian collusion}}

:{{See also|Ukrainian collusion}}

An alleged "[[whistleblower]]" complaint filed with the [[Intelligence Community]] Inspector General accusing [[President Trump]] of misconduct in August 2019 cites an Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project [[OCCRP]] report. The OCCRP report was a “joint investigation” by OCCRP and [[BuzzFeed News]].  OCCRP is a [[Soros]] [[Open Society Foundations]] funded entity.<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/09/26/dossier-2-0-whistleblower-complaint-relies-on-soros-funded-investigative-reporting-group-that-partnered-with-buzzfeed/ Dossier 2.0: ‘Whistleblower’ Complaint Relies on Soros-Funded ‘Investigative Reporting’ Group that Partnered with BuzzFeed], ''[[Breitbart]]'', September 26, 2019.</ref>.

An alleged "[[whistleblower]]" complaint filed with the [[Intelligence Community]] Inspector General accusing [[President Trump]] of misconduct in August 2019 cites an Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project [[OCCRP]] report. The OCCRP report was a “joint investigation” by OCCRP and [[BuzzFeed News]].  OCCRP is a [[Soros]] [[Open Society Foundations]] funded entity.<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/09/26/dossier-2-0-whistleblower-complaint-relies-on-soros-funded-investigative-reporting-group-that-partnered-with-buzzfeed/ Dossier 2.0: ‘Whistleblower’ Complaint Relies on Soros-Funded ‘Investigative Reporting’ Group that Partnered with BuzzFeed], ''[[Breitbart]]'', September 26, 2019.</ref>

==Trump-Russia hoax==

==Trump-Russia hoax==

In 2017, the bogus [[Carter Page]] [[FISA abuse|FISA application]]. with the Steele allegations (Steele was a paid opposition researcher, a fact not widely known in March 2017) was [[leak]]ed to the media by the Senate Intelligence Committee giving [[mainstream media]] impetus to the Trump-Russia conspiracy theory.

In 2017, the bogus [[Carter Page]] [[FISA abuse|FISA application]]. with the Steele allegations (Steele was a paid opposition researcher, a fact not widely known in March 2017) was [[leak]]ed to the media by the Senate Intelligence Committee giving [[mainstream media]] impetus to the Trump-Russia conspiracy theory.

BuzzFeed reporter Ali Watkins received the full classified Carter Page FISA application from the Senate Intelligence Committee director of security, James Wolfe in March 2017.<ref>https://nypost.com/2018/06/09/new-york-times-reporter-broke-the-biggest-rule-in-journalism/amp/</ref> [[James Wolfe indictment|Wolfe was arrested and indicted]] in mid 2018 and Watkins, who parlayed sleeping with her source into a job with the ''[[New York Times]]'',<ref>https://amgreatness.com/2018/06/13/moms-to-daughters-dont-be-ali-watkins/ </ref> was reassigned away from reporting on [[national security]] matters.<ref>https://www.nbcnews.com/nightly-news/video/former-trump-adviser-page-previously-targeted-by-russian-spies-913292867813</ref>

BuzzFeed reporter Ali Watkins received the full classified Carter Page FISA application from the Senate Intelligence Committee director of security, James Wolfe in March 2017.<ref>https://nypost.com/2018/06/09/new-york-times-reporter-broke-the-biggest-rule-in-journalism/amp/</ref> [[James Wolfe indictment|Wolfe was arrested and indicted]] in mid 2018 and Watkins, who parlayed sleeping with her source into a job with the ''[[New York Times]]'',<ref>https://amgreatness.com/2018/06/13/moms-to-daughters-dont-be-ali-watkins/</ref> was reassigned away from reporting on [[national security]] matters.<ref>https://www.nbcnews.com/nightly-news/video/former-trump-adviser-page-previously-targeted-by-russian-spies-913292867813</ref>

==References==

==References==