Yeah us liberals made up all the meetings and conversations with Russian agents and Trump's campaign that were monitored all over the world by our allies. There is no way an innocent man would act like Trump has since he was elected either.
The Obama administration’s Russian Reset began in Geneva on March 6, 2009. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton huddled with Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov, and together they pressed a red button that should have been labeled “Reset” in Russian. Instead, Hillary’s aides had mislabeled it with the Russian word for “Overload.”
Obama announced on September 17, 2009, that he would cancel President George W. Bush’s plan to station missile-defense systems in Poland and the Czech Republic.
Hillary jetted to Moscow on October 13, 2009. “We’re delighted that a new Russian airline, Rosavia, is actively considering the acquisition of Boeing aircraft,” Clinton declared at Moscow’s Boeing Design Center. “The Ex-Im Bank would welcome an application for financing from Rosavia to support its purchase of Boeing aircraft.” On June 1, 2010, the Kremlin-owned Rostekhnologii company — now Rostec — decided to purchase up to 50 Boeing 737s for Russia’s national airline, Aeroflot. Price: $3.7 billion.
That August 17, just
ten weeks later, Boeing unveiled a $900,000 gift to the Clinton Foundation.
Hillary promoted Skolkovo, an “innovation city” near Moscow, backed by Kremlin seed rubles worth some $5 billion. The Clinton State Department persuaded Cisco, Google, and Intel, among others, to join Skolkovo. By 2012, the project boasted 28 “Key Partners” in America, Europe, and Russia. Three-fifths of these organizations donated to the Clinton Foundation or paid Bill Clinton speaking fees. From Russia with Money, an August 2016 paper by the Government Accountability Institute, reported that
17 “Key Partners” contributed between $6.5 million and $23.5 million to the Clinton Foundation.
But by 2013, the
U.S. Army Foreign Military Studies Program warned: “
Skolkovo is arguably an overt alternative to clandestine industrial espionage.” Boston-based FBI agent Lucia Ziobro concluded in 2014, “The FBI believes the true motives of the Russian partners, who are often funded by their government, is to gain access to classified, sensitive, and emerging technology from the companies.”
While visiting Moscow on March 24, 2010, Hillary justified these actions: “
Our goal is to help strengthen Russia.”
Rosatom, the Russian State Atomic Energy Corporation, announced plans on June 8, 2010, to buy a 51.4 percent stake in Uranium One — This $1.3 billion purchase of a strategic-commodity company required the approval of the mysterious Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States. Hillary was one of nine federal-agency chiefs on CFIUS (pronounced SIPH-ee-us).
Three weeks later, Bill Clinton keynoted a Moscow conference staged by a Kremlin-tied investment bank that promoted Uranium One’s acquisition.
Renaissance Capital paid Clinton $500,000 for his one-hour speech that June 29. CFIUS let Rosatom purchase a majority stake in Uranium One. Subsequent investments pushed the Kremlin’s share of Uranium One to 100 percent by January 2013.
Soon after taking total control of Uranium One, Rosatom CEO Sergei Kiriyenko crowed: “Few could have imagined in the past that we would own 20 percent of U.S. reserves.”
Obama asked for Russia’s patience, “particularly with missile defense.” Obama added: “This is my last election. . . .
After my election, I have more flexibility.”
Medvedev replied: “I will transmit this information to Vladimir.”
