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| | *'''10 December.''' [[Michael Flynn]], [[Jill Stein]], and [[Joseph Mifsud]]<ref>page 5, item 16. Document states December 17, 2015, but the context appears to be speaking about the same event. https://t.co/aTzO3WiTGJ?amp=1</ref> attend RT dinner in Moscow with Putin.<ref>https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2017/06/jill-stein-says-nothing-happened-at-her-dinner-with-putin/</ref> | | *'''10 December.''' [[Michael Flynn]], [[Jill Stein]], and [[Joseph Mifsud]]<ref>page 5, item 16. Document states December 17, 2015, but the context appears to be speaking about the same event. https://t.co/aTzO3WiTGJ?amp=1</ref> attend RT dinner in Moscow with Putin.<ref>https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2017/06/jill-stein-says-nothing-happened-at-her-dinner-with-putin/</ref> |
| − | :*Before Flynn made the trip he alerted his former employer, the [[DIA]]. He then attended a “defensive” or “protective” briefing before he ever sat alongside Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Russia Today (RT) dinner, or before he talked with then-Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak. The briefing educated and sensitized Flynn to possible efforts by his Russian host to compromise the former high-ranking defense official and prepared him for conversations in which he could potentially extract intelligence for U.S. agencies such as the DIA. When Flynn returned from Moscow, he spent time briefing intelligence officials on what he learned during the Moscow contacts. Between two and nine intelligence officials attended the various meetings with Flynn about the RT event, and the information was moderately useful, about what one would expect from a public event.<ref>https://thehill.com/opinion/white-house/423558-exculpatory-russia-evidence-about-mike-flynn-that-us-intel-kept-secret#.XC0yisc_S_4.twitter</ref> | + | :*Before Flynn made the trip he alerted his former employer, the [[DIA]]. He then attended a “defensive” or “protective” briefing before he ever sat alongside Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Russia Today (RT) dinner, or before he talked with then-Russian Ambassador [[Sergey Kislyak]]. The briefing educated and sensitized Flynn to possible efforts by his Russian host to compromise the former high-ranking defense official and prepared him for conversations in which he could potentially extract intelligence for U.S. agencies such as the DIA. When Flynn returned from Moscow, he spent time briefing intelligence officials on what he learned during the Moscow contacts. Between two and nine intelligence officials attended the various meetings with Flynn about the RT event, and the information was moderately useful, about what one would expect from a public event.<ref>https://thehill.com/opinion/white-house/423558-exculpatory-russia-evidence-about-mike-flynn-that-us-intel-kept-secret#.XC0yisc_S_4.twitter</ref> |
| | [[File:De3DrwwUcAA7Mtd.jpeg|right|350px|thumb|'''''Spygate:''''' DOJ redacted the word, "lures". "Lures" are infiltrators, [[provocateur]]s, or spies who offer bait, in this case [[Hillary Clinton email scandal|Hillary Clinton's emails]]. Oconus = outside contiguous United States. The message from Peter Strzok to Lisa Page reads, "You get all our outside contiguous US spies approved?" It was sent after [[Sally Yates]] ended independent oversight of the DOJ-National Security Division, while FBI contractors conducted over 5,000 illegal FISA 702 "About queries," and before [[Adm. Rogers]] cutoff outside [[FBI]] contractor access to the FISA database. The primaries, Hillary's whitewash, and official [[counterintelligence]] investigation were yet to come.]] | | [[File:De3DrwwUcAA7Mtd.jpeg|right|350px|thumb|'''''Spygate:''''' DOJ redacted the word, "lures". "Lures" are infiltrators, [[provocateur]]s, or spies who offer bait, in this case [[Hillary Clinton email scandal|Hillary Clinton's emails]]. Oconus = outside contiguous United States. The message from Peter Strzok to Lisa Page reads, "You get all our outside contiguous US spies approved?" It was sent after [[Sally Yates]] ended independent oversight of the DOJ-National Security Division, while FBI contractors conducted over 5,000 illegal FISA 702 "About queries," and before [[Adm. Rogers]] cutoff outside [[FBI]] contractor access to the FISA database. The primaries, Hillary's whitewash, and official [[counterintelligence]] investigation were yet to come.]] |
| | *'''15 December.''' Vadim Mikerin, Director of the subsidiary Tenex, sentenced in [[extortion]] and [[money laundering]] scheme.<ref>Joel Schectman, U.S. sentences Russian nuclear official to four years for bribe scheme, Reuters (Dec. 15, 2015). The “Megatons to Megawatts” program converted uranium from thousands of Russian nuclear warheads for civilian use in U.S.nuclear power plants.</ref> | | *'''15 December.''' Vadim Mikerin, Director of the subsidiary Tenex, sentenced in [[extortion]] and [[money laundering]] scheme.<ref>Joel Schectman, U.S. sentences Russian nuclear official to four years for bribe scheme, Reuters (Dec. 15, 2015). The “Megatons to Megawatts” program converted uranium from thousands of Russian nuclear warheads for civilian use in U.S.nuclear power plants.</ref> |