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| | On August 17, 2017 [[Imran Awan]] and his wife Hina Alvi were indicted in the [[Democrat IT scandal]]; Andrew McCarthy pointed out irregularities in indictment.<ref>https://www.nationalreview.com/article/450665/debbie-wasserman-schultz-it-scammers-indicted-mysteriously-narrow-and-low-key-way</ref> | | On August 17, 2017 [[Imran Awan]] and his wife Hina Alvi were indicted in the [[Democrat IT scandal]]; Andrew McCarthy pointed out irregularities in indictment.<ref>https://www.nationalreview.com/article/450665/debbie-wasserman-schultz-it-scammers-indicted-mysteriously-narrow-and-low-key-way</ref> |
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| − | While it was expected that special counsel [[John Durham]] would challenge the official [[media]] and [[establishment]] narrative that the [[Trump-Russia]] investigation was properly predicated and carried out, it was [[Perkins Coie]] law partner [[Michael Sussmann]], who challenged that narrative.
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| − | In September 2021, Sussmann was indicted by special counsel John Durham investigating the origins of the Trump-Russia [[fraud]]ulent claims for lying to the [[FBI]].<ref>https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2021/09/16/clinton-lawyer-michael-sussmann-indicted-for-lying-to-fbi-while-spreading-the-false-alfa-bank-trump-russia-collusion-conspiracy-on-behalf-of-clinton-campaign/</ref> According to the ''[[New York Times]]'', Sussmann lied to the FBI to hide the identity of the [[2016 Hillary Clinton presidential campaign|Clinton campaign]] as Sussmann's client while he pushed widely discredited claims about communications between Russia's Alfa Bank and the Trump Organization in the lead-up to the [[United States Presidential Election, 2016|2016 election]].<ref>https://denvergazette.com/news/jake-sullivan-pushed-alfa-bank-claim-at-center-of-durham-s-possible-indictment/article_68e2d981-63cd-5383-af94-0979a236120d.html</ref>
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| − | Durham made it clear from day one of the trial that he would run with the opposite narrative, that the FBI was duped by Sussmann. Durham forced Sussmann’s legal team to attack the FBI in order to exonerate their client.
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| − | In possibly the biggest bombshell, Sussmann’s lawyers revealed an internal FBI text message that proved that the FBI leadership under [[James Comey]] and [[Andrew McCabe]] was vigorously pushing the [[Trump-Russia collusion hoax]] despite the flimsiness of Sussmann's evidence. It was the first public acknowledgment backed by documentary evidence that the FBI leadership was focused on taking out [[Donald Trump]].<ref>https://www.theepochtimes.com/new-internal-fbi-text-message-reveals-fbi-leaderships-desire-to-get-trump-truth-over-news_4492007.html</ref> Andrew McCarthy noted that the FBI ignored Sussmann's lies to get their hands on Trump. FBI headquarters officials fully realized they were acting on highly [[political]] [[lie]]s and information approved by [[Hillary Clinton]] and took steps to conceal that fact.
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| − | In the course of the trial, [[2016 Clinton campaign]] manager [[Robby Mook]] fingered the boss, Hillary Clinton as having personally approved the scam and false allegations as an [[October Surprise]].
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| − | Andrew McCarthy concluded that if Sussmann was acquitted, that will have a lot more to do with the [[FBI]]’s [[illegal]] machinations to interfere in the US [[2016 presidential election]] than Sussmann’s innocence.<ref>[https://nypost.com/2022/05/26/fbi-ignored-lies-to-get-their-hands-on-trump/ FBI ignored lies to get their hands on Trump], Andrew McCarthy, ''[[New York Post]]'', May 27, 2022. <br>
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| − | *[[Max Blumenthal]]: How Hillary personally oversaw one of Russiagate's biggest fakes. https://youtu.be/Vb7ueg2R5cw<br>*[[Robert Gouveia]] Esq.: Sussmann Trial Day 10: Closing Arguments, Jury Deliberations. https://youtu.be/Hd_UyjvcWjY</ref>
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