A principal source for the Steele dossier has been indicted on five counts of lying to the FBI and creating a false narrative during the Trump-Russia investigation in 2017, revealing that the information provided to Steele for the dossier was second, eighth, ninth, tenth, and eleventh hand.
The Steele dossier became a tool for both sides to use as they waged an information war against each other. Despite this, the number of allegations and incidents revealing troubling ties to Russia cannot be ignored.
More classified documents have been found on social media platforms after The New York Times reported on their surfacing in Russian telegram channels last week. The documents were found on websites such as 4chan and Discord, and Tushara's military service records reveal that he was a cyber transport systems journeyman, or IT tech employee.
In this podcast episode, the speaker discusses the media's lack of coverage and skepticism towards the Hunter Biden laptop scandal despite its potential impact if true, and explores different theories for why this may be the case.
The FBI alerted Facebook, Twitter, and other social networks to be on the lookout for stories about Hunter Biden and to suppress them, despite knowing the story was not fake.
The Hunter Biden laptop conspiracy theory was largely dismissed by mainstream media and Democrats as another bogus claim, but was eventually investigated by journalists and cybersecurity experts with surprising results.