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Oh, So That’s Why The Trump-Ukraine Whistleblower Complaint Is Loaded With Errors

Matt Vespa / Townhall Tipsheet

I know we’ve repeated this line, but let’s recap again. House Democrats decided to get the impeachment circus going based on an anonymous whistleblower complaint that alleged President Trump shook down the Ukrainian political leadership by withholding military aid unless they opened a corruption probe into Hunter Biden, son of former Vice President Joe Biden. The quid pro quo allegations spread like Ebola and the Democrats are now moving forward with their three-year-long project: impeaching President Trump for…winning the 2016 election.  Did the person, who is reportedly a CIA agent, listen in on the July call where this mob-like shakedown occurred? No. He heard it from second and third-hand sources, hence why it’s loaded with errors. The media reporting drummed it up as Watergate 5.0. It was another nothing burger. There was no quid pro quo. There was nothing illegal.

Facebook spokesman compares Tommy Robinson to convicted war criminal Ratko Mladic
By Nicolai Sennels / Jihad Watch

 

Many viewers were likely left speechless last week after watching Deadline – one of Denmark’s most popular news programs — during an interview with Peter Andreas Münster, Facebook’s Head of Communications for the Nordic Region. The issue was Facebook’s decision to censor virtually everything connected to the English journalist Tommy Robinson. Facebook censors Danish Media Outlet and […]
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Report: Whistleblower Is CIA Plant, One of Obama’s Goon John Brennan’s Men

By Pamela Geller / THE GELLER REPORT

From the very first, John Brennan was Obama’s muscle who worked outside the law.

Brennan handled the nasty things that needed to be done. If you recall, during the presidential election, I ran a number of stories on the passport breach of Obama’s passport at the Department of State. There were always questions about Obama’s citizenship status and what kind of passport he used to he travel to Pakistan during his college years as a foreign student.

Back in March 2008, the State Department launched an investigation of improper computer access to passport records of Barack Hussein Obama.The investigation was focused on John Brennan company (here.). Brennan’s employee was accused of tampering with the passport files.

Read entire article here: https://gellerreport.com/2019/09/brennan-cia-whsitlebower.html/

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Initial Poll Numbers and Reports: Public Opposition to Impeachment Hasn't Yet Budged

Guy Benson / Townhall Tipsheet

 

A few caveats are in order, right out of the gate: First, as I've been saying, beware of confident predictions of how the Ukraine/impeachment story will pay out politically in the medium-to-long term.  The dynamics are unpredictable, and both sides of the aisle are reportedly expressing doubts and concerns in private.

Second, relatedly, it's very early in this process.  This whole matter has been moving at warp speed, with new and significant developments still breaking.  Putting too much stock in initial reaction is premature.  This thing needs to breathe and marinate for a few weeks.

The trajectory of public opinion will be far more significant in mid-October than it is right now.  With those points in mind, very early indications suggest that the public is thus far relatively unmoved by the new controversy:

In Southern Iran, Was It the Beginning of the End?

By Hugh Fitzgerald / Jihad Watch

As tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia could break out into war at any time, here is some background on how tensions got this high. It has now been a year since “at least 29 people were killed and 70 wounded in an attack on a military parade in the Arab Ahvaz region” of southern […]
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