It is all over the internet.
Not all over the mainstream media, though.
It turns out there is compelling evidence showing that natalia veselnitskaya, the Russian “lawyer” (I’m not sure she really is one) who supposedly had dirt on Hillary Clinton…
…is a SUPPORTER of Hillary Clinton, who put up both pro-Clinton and anti-Trump material on her facebook page.
With a major tip of my imaginary hat to Richard Saunders at hiddenamericans.com, here is a sampling of the material he was able to find – that mainstream media somehow overlooked:


Does that look like material that would be posted by someone who wanted to help Donald Trump?
And if you use the link I’ve provided above, there is plenty more from her facebook page.
Then we have this, from an article at theconservativetreehouse.com (among other sources):
Now it is discovered via video and images, that only 5 days later, June 14th 2016, Ms. Veselnitskaya was a guest of former Obama administration Russian Ambassador Michael McFaul in Washington DC for a House of Representatives hearing on U.S. Policy Toward Putin’s Russia. [Video HERE – and Video HERE]

It should be noted that Ambassador McFaul was very publicly discussing the ‘Muh Russia’ conspiracy narrative in the media and appeared on numerous NBC and MSNBC broadcasts during the 2016 campaign, and immediately after the election.
Finally, we have this from Josh Rogin’s article in the (no doubt reluctant) Washington Post:
This week’s revelations about Donald Trump Jr.’s meeting with a Russian lawyer have shined a new spotlight on a small Washington opposition research firm that worked with her on a legal case for years and then subsequently commissioned a dossier full of salacious allegations of the Russian government’s attempts to collude with the Trump presidential campaign.
The firm, Fusion GPS, will be one subject of a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing next week that was planned well before the story broke of Trump Jr.’s June 2016 meeting with Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya. Fusion GPS says it had no involvement in the meeting although it did work on a lawsuit that involved Veselnitskaya for more than two years. The firm’s work on the Trump dossier was on a different timeline. Nevertheless, Trump’s legal team is already conflating the two issues as part of their defense of the president’s son.
Emails released Tuesday by Trump Jr. reveal that his friend Rob Goldstone pitched the meeting based on the promise of damning information on Hillary Clinton that supposedly was being offered by senior Russian government officials. On Monday, Mark Corallo, a spokesman for President Trump’s outside counsel, alleged that the meeting had been set up under false pretenses and implied that Veselnitskaya’s association with Fusion GPS was relevant to the alleged deception.
So, with predictable (and not unreasonable) caveats, the Post tells its readers that a Clinton opposition research firm was deeply involved with veselnitskaya.
If the Post could find that information, does it not stand to reason that other mainstream media venues could as well?
So where are they?
The more we find out about this story, the more it is clear that the “scandal” is that the Hillary Clinton campaign took Donald Trump Jr., a political novice, and played him like a stradivarius.
I congratulate Clinton & Co. on a beautifully executed dirty trick.
And I have nothing but contempt for the mainstream media which, for days, have run with this non-story because, since it damaged Donald Trump, it was too good to check.
I have said many times in this blog that they do not operate as journalists, they operate as paid propagandists for the Democrat Party.
Does what you just saw/read leave any doubt?


