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The head of the Department of Homeland Security’s Disinformation Governance Board has an extensive history of promoting baseless Trump-Russia collusion claims from Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign, including allegations now scrutinized by special counsel John Durham.
Nina Jankowicz has cited Christopher Steele as a disinformation expert, made misleading claims about the funding of his dossier, cast doubt on the Hunter Biden laptop story, downplayed Iranian election meddling, and critiqued the Wuhan, China, lab leak hypothesis.
The Washington Examiner can report she repeatedly shared the debunked claims about Trump-Russia collusion in 2016 and beyond.
“Husband texted me ‘you have news to wake up to.’ Never thought it would be this,” she tweeted on Nov. 1, 2016. “Confirms our worst fears about Trump. I am horrified.”
She was sharing Clinton’s infamous Halloween tweet, which said, ”It’s time for Trump to answer serious questions about his ties to Russia.”
That included a screenshot with the caption: “Donald Trump has a secret server (Yes, Donald Trump). It was set up to communicate privately with a Putin-tied Russian bank called Alfa Bank.”
Jankowicz tweeted again that “Trump had not one, but two secret email servers to communicate with influential Russian bank. Unbelievable.” She was sharing a Slate article by Franklin Foer, whom Fusion GPS had been feeding Trump-Russia stories to, according to emails from Durham.
The FBI, CIA, special counsel Robert Mueller, a bipartisan Senate Intelligence Committee investigation, and Durham’s team have all cast doubt on or shot down the Alfa-Bank claims.
Democratic cybersecurity lawyer Michael Sussmann has been indicted on charges of concealing his clients, including the Clinton campaign, from the FBI when he pushed the debunked Alfa-Bank allegations.
Jankowicz repeatedly shared other collusion claims throughout 2016, including information sourced from Steele’s discredited dossier. The British ex-spy was hired by Fusion, which had been hired by Clinton campaign general counsel Marc Elias.
Jankowicz tweeted in September 2016 that “Trump’s Kremlin ties don’t end at Manafort. This is serious people.”
Trump's Kremlin ties don't end at Manafort. This 👏🏻 is 👏🏻 serious 👏🏻 people 👏🏻 https://t.co/L6t6FpRB86
— Nina Jankowicz (@wiczipedia) September 24, 2016
She was responding to a statement by the Clinton campaign about a Yahoo News story in which Clinton spokesman Glen Caplin said, “It’s chilling to learn that U.S. intelligence officials are conducting a probe into suspected meetings between Trump’s foreign policy adviser Carter Page and members of Putin’s inner circle.”
The story, written by Michael Isikoff, was titled “U.S. intel officials probe ties between Trump adviser and Kremlin.” It infamously recounted claims in the Steele dossier, including about Page, and cited Steele as a “Western intelligence source.”
Jankowicz wrote a Wiczipedia Weekly story about the Isikoff article, wherein she talked about Page, saying, “The fact that a man publicly associated with the campaign set up meetings with high-ranking energy and finance officials in Russia while the candidate he served was publicly encouraging the Kremlin to hack U.S. servers is worrisome.”
Mueller “did not establish that members of the Trump Campaign conspired or coordinated with the Russian government in its election interference activities.” Page was never charged with wrongdoing.
Department of Justice Inspector General Michael Horowitz criticized the DOJ and FBI for at least 17 “significant errors and omissions” related to the FISA warrants against Page and for the bureau’s reliance on the dossier.
That was not nearly the end of it for Jankowicz.
She referenced Clinton’s claims about former President Donald Trump that June and shared a link to a since-deleted Medium post by her featuring a mural of Trump and Putin kissing.
Jankowicz wrote, “Putin’s Russia is not a country that any American voter would seek to emulate. The United States should not elect a demagogue who intends to do exactly that.”
In July, she shared a Foer piece titled “Putin’s Puppet,” tweeting, “But do we want a president that has so many shady and cozy ties with Russia? No. So yeah, this piece is a must-read.”
Jankowicz then tweeted in August, “Manafort not Trump’s only connection to #Russia and #Putin.”
She was sharing a statement from Democratic National Committee national press secretary Mark Paustenbach, who said, “Trump’s campaign still maintains strong ties to Russia and pro-Kremlin elements.”
She also shared a link to a Clinton campaign article, tweeting, “Trump’s bizarre relationship with Russia … Foreign policy matters.”
Jankowicz wrote Nov. 6 that “what started months ago as me making jokes about Donald Trump’s ‘bromance’ with Putin has actually become an existential threat to our country” and talked about “Trump’s connections to the Russian netherworld.” She said that after Trump lost, “we never have to talk about him again (until Putin grants him Russian citizenship).”
Jankowicz tweeted in December, “Trump is Pinocchio, but what if Putin is Geppetto? American people deserve to know, writes Evelyn Farkas,” referencing an Obama official who wrote in Politico that “it is not at all far-fetched to ask whether Trump is indeed the ‘puppet’ Secretary Clinton mockingly named him.”
Trump is Pinocchio, but what if Putin is Geppetto? American people deserve to know, writes @EvelynNFarkas https://t.co/8vU5GpNEeo
— Nina Jankowicz (@wiczipedia) December 13, 2016
Farkas claimed that “there are signs the Trump campaign was involved in coordinating this release of hacked information” and pointed to Page. She suggested that Trump’s “Geppetto, the man holding the strings,” might be Putin.
Jankowicz carried on promoting Clinton campaign-sourced Trump-Russia collusion claims in 2017.
She tweeted “Preach” that March when sharing a screenshot and a Washington Post article by Jennifer Palmieri, the Clinton campaign’s communications director, which was titled “The Clinton campaign warned you about Russia. But nobody listened to us.”
The article described efforts to push concerns about Trump and Russia at the Democratic convention in 2016 and beyond. The article concluded that “the possibility of collusion between Trump’s allies and Russian intelligence is much more serious than Watergate.”
Michael McFaul, former President Barack Obama’s Russia ambassador, tweeted in March that Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) “gives a terrific statement.” Much of Schiff’s remarks consisted of reading discredited dossier allegations into the congressional record, and he mentioned Steele six times.
She’s an expert on disinformation, alright. She spreads it with the best of them.
The entire Russian collusion of Trump is completely baseless
The claim Trump stole the 2016 Election has no legs to stand on and in other news in Australia some people gathered to hold BBQ in font of the home of a woman who took her neighbor to court over his BBQ Someone just got good helping of Humble Pie and i hope their apatite was good
Busted: Biden’s “Minster of Truth” Nina Jankowicz Participated in Secret NATO-Funded Cabal to Subvert Western Democracies Using Disinformation as Cover
Whatever one thinks of the precise term “deep state,” Nina badly wants everyone to dismiss the very concept of secret groups operating within Washington. She works “with and around” them after all, and she says such a cabal or network of cabals does not exist.
In fact, Nina does know the truth, and it’s the opposite of what she claims above. Nina’s name appeared in one of the most explosive and aggressively censored national security leaks of the century. The leak in question exposed the “Integrity Initiative,” a dark government-funded NGO that appears to have engaged in political meddling and covert influence operations in Western countries under the guise of fighting “disinformation.”
Founded in mid-2015 under the auspices of the U.K. government-funded NGO “Institute for Statecraft,” the Integrity Initiative boasted a precociously fashionable motto: “Defending Democracy Against Disinformation.”
Read more:
Busted: Biden’s “Minster of Truth” Nina Jankowicz Participated in Secret NATO-Funded Cabal to Subvert Western Democracies Using Disinformation as Cover – Revolver
Ouch.
Yes
It would appear this scumbag is not on the side of America or Americans.
Just sayin
Senator Josh Hawley Reveals DHS Emails Showing Coordinated Effort for Govt to use Big Tech to Censor American Speech
From the moment the DHS disinformation governance board was discovered it was obvious the agency was created in order for Homeland Security to partner with social media platforms to control, monitor and track the speech of American citizens. DHS denied that was the intent; however, Senator Josh Hawley has discovered emails showing all suspicions were accurate.
Senator Hawley appeared on Tucker Carlson Wednesday night to discuss. WATCH:
Josh Hawley is making the case to the American public. He is one of the few in Senate who represents the public interest. It’s hard to expose the criminal conspiracy because it’s tough to fight people who “buy ink by the barrel”.