So Trump now joins this abject company, this rogues gallery of former high officials of the United States of America who were considered guilty of sedition or treason. Burr and Davis escaped any punishment. The question is whether Trump will, as well.
Source: Suspected of Sedition, Trump Joins Rogues’ Gallery of Aaron Burr and Jefferson Davis
Surveillance network revealed
We also have other recent evidence of Israeli espionage in the US – albeit ignored by mainstream media and political elites.
Last year, The Electronic Intifada released in full Al Jazeera’s undercover documentary, The Lobby–USA.
Al Jazeera never broadcast the film, after Qatar, which funds the network, came under intense pressure to censor it from the very Israel lobby the film exposes.
It’s no mystery why Israel’s proxies did not want it to ever see the light of day.
The film reveals a network of organizations acting as front groups for the Israeli state’s efforts to spy on, disrupt and sabotage US supporters of Palestinian rights.
via Why would Israel spy on Donald Trump? | The Electronic Intifada
Thales wanted the six-paragraph cost-comparison between its Hawkei vehicle and the JLTV stripped from the report because it would impact its “marketability”.
Advertisement“The vehicle cost-comparison in the impugned paragraphs purports to benchmark the cost and capability of the Hawkei and JLTV, in a way that implies that the JLTV is comparable and commensurable to the Hawkei, but approximately half the price,” Thales argued in court documents.
“This would prejudice Thales, the Commonwealth of Australia and Australian entities in the supply chain for the production of the Hawkei because it would detrimentally impact the marketability, and therefore the export prospects, of the Hawkei.”
IN TRUMPLAND TODAY
When will Trump show his Tax Returns?
In one of the most dramatic days of the Trump presidency, the President’s former campaign chief was found guilty of eight charges including bank fraud and filing false tax returns while, in a separate case, Trump’s former lawyer and personal fixer pleaded guilty to eight charges including breaking campaign finance rules.
However, on Tuesday Senate leader Mitch McConnell said there was an unlikely to be a vote any time soon on legislation imposing heavy sanctions on Russia if it were found interfering in November’s congressional elections.
via Dramatic day for the Trump presidency as Cohen and Manafort both guilty
Paul Manafort, a former campaign manager for US President Donald Trump, and an associate were indicted by a federal grand jury on 12 counts amid an ongoing probe into alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 campaign.
Source: Former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort indicted in Russia probe
This man blew the whistle on the Tax Office’s “covert operations” against taxpayers. They sacked him.
Source: Tax Office’s ‘covert operations’ against taxpayers exposed
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