Facebook Fact-Checkers Bought and Paid for By Gates Foundation?
Aug 31, 2020
Ben Swann
We discuss how fact checkers don’t use source documents, the recent CJR article that illustrates how the Gates Foundation funds media and fact checking organizations to gain influence, and the lawsuit filed by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. against Facebook for censorship.
https://youtu.be/DUGVp_KgZ_o
https://theduran.com/facebook-fact-checkers-bought-and-paid-for-by-gates-foundation/
>What happens if FBI texts are discovered discussing assassinating a President?
Those who scream the loudest…
CNN contributor doxxes journalism intern
https://archive.vn/m5Fze
https://thepostmillennial.com/cnn-contributor-doxxes-journalism-intern
https://talkingpointsmemo.com/news/asha-rangappa-this-judge-dont-play-flynn-sullivan
https://forums.talkingpointsmemo.com/t/discussion-former-fbi-special-agent-asha-rangappa-this-judge-dont-play/82169
https://archive.fo/pvZqS
https://thefederalist.com/2019/03/27/61-hacks-peddled-russian-collusion-never-trusted/
https://uncoverdc.com/2020/08/31/the-steele-dossier-was-plan-b/
https://archive.vn/X7tZJ
https://www.theepochtimes.com/the-russiagate-hoax-is-dead-but-the-fake-news-media-cant-admit-it_3473422.html
https://archive.vn/CeVK4
http://www.breitbart.com/video/2017/07/03/cnns-rangappa-congressional-baseball-shooting-shows-unhinged-people-may-act-on-messages-like-trump-wwe-tweet/
https://twitter.com/AshaRangappa_
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/fbi-agent-turned-cnn-analyst-130500043.html
61 Hacks Who Peddled Russian Collusion And Should Never Be Trusted Again
Now that Special Counsel Robert Mueller has closed the door on Russian collusion hysteria, let’s take a look back at the Most Mistaken Men and Women in America.
Margot ClevelandBy Margot Cleveland
MARCH 27, 2019
Since 2016, some big names—both inside the government and out—have peddled the Trump-Russia collusion conspiracy with such vigor you’d think they invested their life savings in Reynolds Metal Company. Now that Special Counsel Robert Mueller has closed the door on such hysteria, let’s take a look back at the Most Mistaken Men and Women in America (and the world).The Washington Post also boasts the imaginative Asha Rangappa, who just a few months ago was pushing for an indictment against Trump—a far cry from Mueller’scomplete exoneration of Trump and his team from any claims of collusion. Here’s a look at Rangappa’s story archive, replete with hoax angles.
https://thefederalist.com/2019/03/27/61-hacks-peddled-russian-collusion-never-trusted/
Asha Rangappa
FORMER FBI AGENT | SENIOR LECTURER, YALE UNIVERSITY | CNN CONTRIBUTOR
https://asharangappa.com/category/articles/
Manafort’s Reward: Sen. Ron Johnson and the Ukraine Conspiracy Investigation: Part II
By Asha Rangappa and Ryan Goodman August 24, 2020
After three years of insisting that unvetted information should never form the basis for an investigation into an active presidential candidate, Republican members of the Senate would never attempt to do such a thing themselves, right?Wrong. That is exactly what some are attempting to do in the home stretch of the 2020 election. Specifically, Senator Ron Johnson has been laying the groundwork to undertake Ukrainegate 2.0: An attempt to accomplish through a congressional hearing what President Donald Trump was unable to achieve through his quid pro quo to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, namely, to put Vice President Joe Biden and his son, Hunter Biden, under a cloud of suspicion before the country votes this November. And rather than wait for any report voted out by his committee, Johnson has taken to penning an open letter and tweeting out insinuations.
Mockingbird personified?
>What happens if FBI texts are discovered discussing assassinating a President?
Those who scream the loudest…
CNN contributor doxxes journalism intern
https://archive.vn/m5Fze
9/11 happened and they fast-tracked me | Asha Rangappa '96
Interdasting!
https://youtu.be/VU7ULY32Kos
Asha Rangappa ‘96, is the Dean of Admissions at Yale Law School and a former FBI agent
Q. So what was it like actually applying?
A. I applied to the FBI when I was in law school. At the time they are on a hiring freeze, so I went on with my life. I did my clerkship in Puerto Rico, which was amazing, and then 9/11 happened right at the end of my clerkship. It was September 2001. My clerkship ended in October, and I basically got a call from the FBI at that point because my application was just in the queue. They said, “We want to fast-track you,” because I had language skills. I spoke Spanish fluently. I also speak an Indian language. They were interested in that, though they didn't know exactly what to do with that exactly at that moment. So I ended up in the FBI. Post 9/11 they really weren't so interested in having people kick down doors. They wanted people to do counterintelligence and counterterrorism investigations. I ended up doing counter-intelligence, which is catching spies. I can't reveal too much details, it’s classified, but it was a really fun job.