the notorious news-for-hire “opposition research” outfit that produced the Trump dossier. Fusion GPS is paid to invent and publish salacious charges of moral turpitude in order to smear anyone its clients want to silence. Planting false charges in newspapers is one of their tactics. A document provided in a D.C. court case against Fusion GPS shows that the company was involved in much more than the garbage Steele Dossier behind the Trump-Russia hoax. The company was also behind the Alfa Bank, Carter Page, Papadopoulos, Manafort, and the Trump family lies and smears as well. (Here is the link to the court documents.)
We learned from the inventory of Fusion GPS projects that they were involved with Crowdstrike who was first reported as the experts claiming Russia had stolen the DNC’s emails back in 2016. This lie was kept in place by the Mueller gang for years as the excuse to look into the Trump – Russia collusion.
Fusion GPS was involved in the Alfa Bank story that turned out to be a lie, the Carter Page story that was a lie since Page was working for the CIA, the Paul Manafort story, and the Papadopoulos story. All of these stories and individuals were used by the DOJ and the Mueller gang as a means to harass and attempt to have President Trump removed from office. Every one.
Fusion GPS also lists as projects, the “Trump kids”. How outrageous is it that an entity would be creating garbage hit pieces on the first family’s children? There really are no limits when it comes to the radicals who wanted President Trump removed from office. These people would stop at nothing.
Who paid Fusion GPS to do this work? We know that originally it was the Republicans and then Hillary’s team after that. Was the government also paying for this work and research?
The Washington Post reported that in April 2016, attorney Marc E. Elias and his law firm, Perkins Coie, retained Fusion GPS to conduct the questionable research on behalf of both the Clinton campaign and the DNC that ultimately resulted in the now infamous, largely discredited dossier claiming that President Donald Trump’s campaign colluded with Russia. Through Perkins Coie, Clinton’s campaign and the DNC continued to fund Fusion GPS until October 2016, days before Election Day, the Post reported.3
The records show that Fusion was also paid $523,651 by the law firm BakerHostetler between March 7, 2016 and Oct. 31, 2016.
Fusion worked for BakerHostetler to investigate Bill Browder, a London-based banker who helped push through the Magnitsky Act, a sanctions law vehemently opposed by the Kremlin.
BakerHostetler represented Prevezon Holdings and its owner, a Russian businessman named Denis Katsyv.
Katsyv and Prevezon sought to limit the impact of the Magnitsky sanctions.
Glenn Simpson, a former Wall Street Journal reporter and Fusion GPS founding partner, compiled the research for the anti-Browder project. He worked closely with Natalia Veselnitskaya, the Russian lawyer who also showed up at the infamous Trump Tower meeting held on June 9, 2016.
Simpson’s research ended up in the Trump Tower meeting in the form of a four-page memo carried by Veselnitskaya. She also shared Simpson’s work with Yuri Chaika, the prosecutor general of Russia.
Unsealed documents also reveal details of the House committee’s requests for records related to Fusion’s payments to journalists. The document shows that the committee sought records related to “five Fusion payments to research and Russia expert [name redacted], and production of three additional payments.” The names of the journalists are redacted in the filing.4
Sources:
- https://www.conservapedia.com/FusionGPS
- https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/02/breaking-bombshell-fusion-gps-didnt-work-steele-dossier-worked-nearly-every-key-anti-trump-narrative-coming-doj-mueller-gang/
- http://www.breitbart.com/jerusalem/2017/10/27/clinton-campaigns-law-firm-paid-both-fusion-gps-crowdstrike-lone-sources-russian-hookers-hacking-claims/
- http://dailycaller.com/2017/11/21/unsealed-fusion-gps-bank-records-show-russia-related-payments/
