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Chalupa also passed the Black Ledger info on to [[Glenn Simpson]] at Fusion GPS, who passed them on to staffer [[Nellie Ohr]]. Ohr passed the info on to her husband Bruce Ohr. On May 30, 2016, Nellie Ohr sent an email to Bruce Ohr and [[Justice Department]] staffers under the subject line “Reported Trove of Documents on Ukrainian Party of Regions’ ‘Black Cashbox.’”
Chalupa also passed the Black Ledger info on to [[Glenn Simpson]] at Fusion GPS, who passed them on to staffer [[Nellie Ohr]]. Ohr passed the info on to her husband Bruce Ohr. On May 30, 2016, Nellie Ohr sent an email to Bruce Ohr and [[Justice Department]] staffers under the subject line “Reported Trove of Documents on Ukrainian Party of Regions’ ‘Black Cashbox.’”
NABU and the Obama administration were working closely with [[Soros]] [[NGO]] Anti-Corruption Action Centre (AntAC) in Ukraine. AntAC received 59 percent of its $1.7 million budget since 2012 from the U.S. State and Justice Departments, and another $290,000 from Soros’s International Renaissance Foundation. When Ukrainian prosecutors investigated AntAC over a missing $4.4 million in U.S. funding aid, they were told by Obama officials to stand down.
NABU and the Obama administration were working closely with [[Soros]] [[NGO]] Anti-Corruption Action Centre (AntAC) in Ukraine.<ref>Repeated failures by Ukraine General Prosecutor’s Office show politics at work, serious reform needed</ref> AntAC received 59 percent of its $1.7 million budget since 2012 from the U.S. State and Justice Departments, and another $290,000 from Soros’s International Renaissance Foundation. When Ukrainian prosecutors investigated AntAC over a missing $4.4 million in U.S. funding aid, they were told by Obama officials to stand down.
In early 206, the election year, dossier author Christopher Steele lobbied the U.S Department of Justice on behalf of Oleg Deripaska to gain a visa to enter the United States.
In early 206, the election year, dossier author Christopher Steele lobbied the U.S Department of Justice on behalf of Oleg Deripaska to gain a visa to enter the United States.