HEY SENATORS: Will Someone Ask the Crowdstrike Question at the Impeachment Hearing, Please!

In the final day of questioning in the US Senate impeachment hearings, there is one subject that is overlooked – Crowdstrike.  This firm supposedly confirmed in June 2016 that the DNC’s emails were hacked, and they were hacked by Russia.

President Trump thought it warranted mention in his conversation with the newly elected Ukrainian President.  This is the favor he asked.

The request that President Trump made on his call to President Zelinsky in the Ukraine dealt with Crowdstrike, but no one is touching this matter in the Senate Hearings.  The President said:

Why is everyone ignoring this damning piece of information?

The corrupt FBI and Mueller team claimed that DNC emails released by WikiLeaks before the 2016 election were hacked by Russia, but neither entity inspected the DNC server which was supposedly hacked. They provided no proof of this.

The DNC instead hired a firm Crowdstrike, with connections to Mueller and former Obama Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, who provided a redacted report to the FBI and Mueller stating the emails were hacked by Russia.

Former NSA whistleblower Bill Binney claims he has evidence the DNC emails were not hacked but copied most likely on to a flashdrive or something similar.

NSA Whistleblower and longtime intelligence analyst Bill Binney on continuation of #RussiaGate fever: "The problem with the Mueller Report & the Rosenstein indictment is it's based on lies."

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— Status Coup (@StatusCoup) June 3, 2019

The DNC didn’t report that its emails had been hacked by Russia until mid-June 2016.  This was reported by the Washington Post so its credibility is questionable.  The DNC claimed that a firm by the name of Crowdstrike reportedly determined that ‘Russia’ hacked Hillary’s emails.  The report said Crowdstrike made this confirmatino in May 2016, but who knows.

The dates just don’t add up.  In April 2016 George Papadopoulos was told by the infamous Maltese professor Joseph Mifsud that Russia had Hillary’s emails.

But Crowdstrike didn’t investigate Hillary’s emails until May 2016 when they somehow claimed that the Russians had hacked into the DNC.  The timing doesn’t add up.

WikiLeaks claims to this day that they did not receive Hillary’s emails through a state actor.

The fact that President Trump was asking about Crowdstrike, a firm owned by a Ukrainian, which apparently has the DNC server inspected before the 2016 election is telling.

Maybe the Senate should ask:

How could the the FBI and Mueller gang confirm that Russia hacked the DNC’s emails, when they never obtained or investigated the related server and why would they rely on a firm (Crowdstrike) and not confirm this themselves, and doesn’t this make the President’s request to the Ukrainian President about Crowdstrike reasonable?

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