Paul Manafort Speaks Out About Weissmann
Also, More On The Fed
If you can’t get enough of the Russia Hoax, this is a good one:
Weissman went after me because I refused to corroborate the Steele Dossier for him
This interview shows how corrupted and politicized our criminal “justice” process has become. There is simply no accountability for out of control and unethical prosecutors—as long as they’re playing according to whatever the going prog narrative happens to be. Weissmann’s entire career is an illustration of that. But he followed in the footsteps of pioneers like Comey, Mueller, Patrick Fitzgerald, and others.
Here are a few excerpts to whet your appetite for more:
"One of the big bombshells that we're hearing is that he was offered a million dollars by the FBI to corroborate the Steele dossier," Posobiec said of Danchenko's lies to help the bureau come up with dirt on Trump. "My question is, did they ever go to Paul Manafort and offer you anything to corroborate any of this dossier?"
"Well, they didn't offer me anything. But they were intimidating me and threatening me of what was going to happen to me if I didn't tell 'the truth,' and 'the truth' was giving up Donald Trump," Manafort replied. According to the pardoned felon, he told the real truth.
The truth was giving up Donald Trump. And this is how it was supposed to work. Manafort would testify that Trump was a party to a quid pro quo with Putin: Putin helps Trump, Trump gives Putin Ukraine.
"The other piece that Wiessmann needed in his theory was the payout for Trump, that Putin was gonna get from Trump. And Weissmann's theory was, 'Well, when Trump becomes president, he'll give Putin Ukraine,''' Manafort said.
Wait, you say—that doesn’t prove anything! Nope. But with the MSM doing the prosecuting …
So they had to turn to the faux impeachment.
I probably wouldn’t like Manafort as a person, but I gotta give him credit. Manafort also talks about how he made it through his time in solitary.
While writing the above, I was listening to a Luongo interview. He was saying, I never thought I’d be cheering for Jamie Dimon, but—Yes! He’s saying the Fed wants to screw the Baidan administration, get ‘em out of office, because the Dems are destroying the US. And he asks, Who do you think is whispering in Jay Powell’s ear?
He cites Danielle DiMartino Booth for why Powell had to wait to institute QT—he had to wait to be reconfirmed, and the Dems were desperate to keep him out. Once he was confirmed—Bingo.
Manafort was a typical DC hack. But he was a hack of the team red variety and so he was prosecuted for something like not being registered as an agent of a foreign country which he was representing in some fashion yet his boss, the other sleazeball Podesta brother was doing the exact same thing and suffered zero consequences.
But the DOJ's not politicized. Oh no.
Lee Smith’s “The Plot Against The President,” has an underreported passage that in January of 2016, before the Iowa Caucuses, while Manafort was still in rehab, CIA Analyst who shall not be named, Eric Ciaramella—of future “whistleblower” fame—asked a visiting delegation of Ukrainian law enforcement officials for incriminating information on Manafort from his time in Ukraine, linking him to Russia.
In other words, the Democrats were plotting to link the GOP Presidential campaign to Russia 3 months before the supposedly learned they’d been hacked by Russians and 4 months before Trump became the GOP nominee. It’s almost like they knew Russian and Ukrainian donations to the Clinton Foundation were a major weakness and that luckily one of only two living GOP consultants to have managed a brokered convention in a year the Republican nomination was expected to go down to the wire had done extensive work in Ukraine advocating a “get along with Europe AND Russia” policy. If that guy, as appears likely, winds up working for the winning GOP presidential campaign, then we can use him to tie the nominee, whoever that winds up being to Russia, to distract attention from all the bribes our candidates foundation has taken.