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==Role in [[Russiagate]]==

==Role in [[Russiagate]]==

{{See also|Russiagate}}

{{See also|Russiagate}}

During the [[2016 Presidential election]], on July 21, 2016 Anne Applebaum of the ''[[Washington Pos]]t'' wrote a “Trump presidency could destabilize Europe.” The issue, she explained, was Trump’s positive attitude toward [[Putin]]. “The extent of the [[Trump-Russia]] business connection has already been laid out, by Franklin Foer at ''Slate'',” wrote Applebaum. She named [[Carter Page]] and his “long-standing connections to Russian companies.” Applebaum repeated the kenard that the “Trump’s campaign team helped alter the [[Republican party]] platform to remove support for [[Ukraine]]” from the [[Republican National Committee]]’s platform. Maybe, she hints, that was because of Trump aide [[Manafort]]’s ties to Ukrainian President [[Viktor Yanukovych|Victor Yanukovich]]. The Manafort-Yanukovich relationship is an important part of the bogus ''[[Steele dossier]]''. So is the claim that in exchange for Russia releasing the [[DNC]] emails, “the TRUMP team had agreed to sideline Russian intervention in Ukraine as a campaign issue.” For Applebaum, it was hard to understand why Trump would express skepticism about the [[North Atlantic Treaty Organization]], except to appease Putin. She referred to a recent interview in which Trump “cast doubt on the fundamental basis of transatlantic stability, NATO’s Article 5 guarantee: If Russia invades, he said, he’d have to think first before defending [[U.S.]] [[allies]].”<ref>https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/global-opinions/how-a-trump-presidency-could-destabilize-europe/2016/07/21/9ec38a20-4f75-11e6-a422-83ab49ed5e6a_story.html?sw_bypass=true</ref> The talking points come directly from [[Hillary Clinton]] opposition research, [[FusionGPS]] and the ''Steele dossier''.

During the [[2016 Presidential election]], on July 21, 2016 Anne Applebaum of the ''[[Washington Post]]'' wrote a “Trump presidency could destabilize Europe.” The issue, she explained, was Trump’s positive attitude toward [[Putin]]. “The extent of the [[Trump-Russia]] business connection has already been laid out, by Franklin Foer at ''Slate'',” wrote Applebaum. She named [[Carter Page]] and his “long-standing connections to Russian companies.” Applebaum repeated the kenard that the “Trump’s campaign team helped alter the [[Republican party]] platform to remove support for [[Ukraine]]” from the [[Republican National Committee]]’s platform. Maybe, she hints, that was because of Trump aide [[Manafort]]’s ties to Ukrainian President [[Viktor Yanukovych|Victor Yanukovich]]. The Manafort-Yanukovich relationship is an important part of the bogus ''[[Steele dossier]]''. So is the claim that in exchange for Russia releasing the [[DNC]] emails, “the TRUMP team had agreed to sideline Russian intervention in Ukraine as a campaign issue.” For Applebaum, it was hard to understand why Trump would express skepticism about the [[North Atlantic Treaty Organization]], except to appease Putin. She referred to a recent interview in which Trump “cast doubt on the fundamental basis of transatlantic stability, NATO’s Article 5 guarantee: If Russia invades, he said, he’d have to think first before defending [[U.S.]] [[allies]].”<ref>https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/global-opinions/how-a-trump-presidency-could-destabilize-europe/2016/07/21/9ec38a20-4f75-11e6-a422-83ab49ed5e6a_story.html?sw_bypass=true</ref> The talking points come directly from [[Hillary Clinton]] opposition research, [[FusionGPS]] and the ''Steele dossier''.

==Role in [[Polish]] [[coup]]==

==Role in [[Polish]] [[coup]]==