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===Brennan and FBI cover story debunked===
===Brennan and FBI cover story debunked===
Kimberley Strassel of the ''[[Wall Street Journal]]'' debunked a false narrative of the American [[MSM]] to cover the FBI's illegal activities in the Trump-Russia scandal.
Kimberley Strassel of the ''[[Wall Street Journal]]'' debunked a false [[narrative]] of the American [[MSM]] to cover the FBI's illegal activities in the [[Trump-Russia]] scandal.
Australian ambassador to the UK Alexander Downer ''did not'' pass to the Australian ambassador in the US, Joe Hockey, information on a meeting Downer obtained during a drunken binge with George Papadopoulos in a London pub.<ref>https://amp.smh.com.au/world/north-america/alexander-downer-interviewed-by-fbi-hours-into-trump-russia-probe-20180517-p4zfrg.html </ref> Anonymous sources in the ''[[New York Times]]'' claimed Downer supposedly passed the information to Hockey to relay to the FBI, sparking an FBI [[counterintelligence]] probe of the [[2016 Trump campaign]]. Mainstream [[fake news]] media in the [[United States]] reported it as the official cover narrative to justify the Trump-Russia probe for six months between January and June 2018.
Australian ambassador to the UK Alexander Downer ''did not'' pass to the Australian ambassador in the US, Joe Hockey, information on a meeting Downer obtained during a drunken binge with George Papadopoulos in a London pub.<ref>https://amp.smh.com.au/world/north-america/alexander-downer-interviewed-by-fbi-hours-into-trump-russia-probe-20180517-p4zfrg.html </ref> Anonymous sources in the ''[[New York Times]]'' claimed Downer supposedly passed the information to Hockey to relay to the FBI, sparking an FBI [[counterintelligence]] probe of the [[2016 Trump campaign]]. Mainstream [[fake news]] media in the [[United States]] reported it as the official cover narrative to justify the Trump-Russia probe for six months between January and June 2018.