https://rwcnews.com/gop-senator-demands-answers-serious-questions-raised-as-fbis-investigation-escalates.html

Alternatively, If the FBI did not alert the campaign it would raise “serious questions about what factors contributed to its decision and why it appears to have been handled differently in a very similar circumstance involving a previous campaign.”

The senator was referring to press reports that “U.S. intelligence had raised similar concerns with John McCain during the Republican senator’s 2008 presidential campaign.” This is especially important considering the ongoing inquisition centered around Trump’s former campaign manager, Paul Manafort. Working for McCain, Manafort was in the center of an amazingly similar controversy involving the same Russian players back in 2008.

https://www.thenation.com/article/mccains-kremlin-ties/

According to two former senior US diplomats who served in the Balkans, Davis and his lobbying firm, Davis Manafort, received several million dollars to help run Montenegro’s independence referendum campaign of 2006. The terms of the agreement were never disclosed to the public, but top Montenegrin officials told the US diplomats that Davis’s work was underwritten by powerful Russian business interests connected to the Kremlin and operating in Montenegro. Neither Davis nor the McCain campaign responded to repeated requests for comment.

Deripaska also reached out to a Washington-based intelligence firm, Diligence, chaired by GOP foreign policy hand Richard Burt, McCain’s top foreign policy adviser in 2000 and an adviser in ’08 (Burt left Diligence in 2007 to join Henry Kissinger’s consulting firm). Deripaska’s business partner in London, Nathaniel Rothschild, an heir to the English Rothschild fortune, bought a stake in Diligence, according to the New York Times and confirmed by a Rothschild spokesman.

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2018/08/13/remarkable-video-and-ground-report-of-new-mexico-known-wolf-terror-camp/