Left-wing film director Oliver Stone blows up Dem for a “lie” during the Russian acid probe
Left-wing filmmaker Oliver Stone weaponized federal law enforcement agencies that attempted to accuse the president of Russia’s conspiracy during the 2016 election, and accused Democrats of “liing.”
Meanwhile, Stone praised President Donald Trump for taking steps to find out what actually happened, adding that it was “absolutely” right that the federal government was weaponized to attack political enemies.
Trump recently signed a new executive order directing the FBI Declassify your files immediately Regarding Crossfire Hurricane, the first investigation launched in 2016 called for information on whether Trump campaign members were colluding with Russians to undermine the election. The president also took steps to chase after law firms involved in the scandal, including halting security clearances for lawyers and banning them from entering federal buildings.
Oliver Stone weaponized federal law enforcement and denounced Democrats for “liing” in an attempt to accuse the president of Russia’s conspiracy during the 2016 election. (Fox News)
“Russiagate – we paid for it,” Stone said. “I hate applause (what Trump does) and what they did at Russiagate, I really do. I think it’s going to sell it again, lies, lies, lies, and lies and to the American people.”
When he was asked if he felt Trump was right about the federal weaponization of conservatives, Stone replied, “It’s there.”
Stone supports several documentaries Russian stories about Ukraine, He added that the fundamental premise behind Russian Acid that Russia is an evil actor is wrong and “non-American.”
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“They are potentially our best partners, like the Chinese, so there’s this idea that they’re enemies,” Stone said. “It’s all instilled through propaganda. When you go out to China and Russia, you don’t hear such in vituperative dialogue.”
Russian Presidents Putin and Trump (Getty Images)
But Stone said he agreed. Trump’s approach To take on those involved in Russiagate, he lamented the president’s attacks on pro-Palestinian protesters against alleged anti-Semitism.
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“I don’t like this new thing about censorship that comes from Trump,” Stone said. “The opposite — what he calls “anti-Semitic news” — I mean, I disagree. I don’t know where he came from. That’s not what he promised. ”