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To: Broken_Clock who wrote (1055029)	2/16/2018 4:33:17 PM
From: zzpat	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1578468

First off, it was Fusion/Steele that alerted the FBI about Russian hacking which we know is true. A tiny sample of what you missed. Verified: Former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page met with representatives of Russian state-owned oil giant Rosneft. The dossier claimed Page held secret meetings in Moscow with Igor Sechin, a Putin ally who is the head of Rosneft. Page vehemently denied that he met with Sechin. But in November, the House Intelligence Committee released a transcript of Page’s congressional testimony revealing he had in fact met with other Rosneft officials, including Sechin's subordinate Andrey Baranov, during a trip to Moscow in 2016. Verified: The Kremlin targeted educated youth and swing state voters during its cyber attacks in the 2016 campaign. The dossier said educated youth and swing voters were a central target in the Kremlin's campaign of fake news and social media chaos, with the hope of cultivating their anti-establishment anger against Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton. This has been proven by congressional investigations into Russia’s misinformation campaigns during the election, which also showed the cyber attacks were broadly aimed at a variety of voters, with the intent to sow divisions on heated political topics. It goes on and on and on.