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What work?
She was keeping her work as a foreign agent a secret.Nope. Foreign agent does not = foreign secret agent
That makes her a foreign secret agent.
What work?
as you see it, how does the story go?Nope. Foreign agent does not = foreign secret agent
The work she admitted to doing in court.
Jesus, dude. Are you just playing stupid?
she was a foreign agentNope. Foreign agent does not = foreign secret agent
she did not register as one. ergo she kept it a secret
What work was she keeping secret? She was not keeping her gun advocacy secret.
What work was she keeping secret?
Jesus. Are you just playing stupid?
Anyone can be a foreign agent. It takes effort to keep that secret. How did she keep her gun advocacy secret?
So you really are stupid.
Read her statement of offense and plea agreement.
Get the full story from her. She admitted to all of it.
Stunningly stupid.
foreign agents have to register as such. by not registering, she kept it a secret. its really simple
BUT WAS SHE CHARGED WITH SECRET GUN ADVOCACY???
So u really are stupid.
She pleaded guilty to not registering as a foreign agent and was convicted of it. Not a spy not a secret agent
Stunningly stupid
Not quite. Failing to register does not = keeping it secret. Much less making her a secret agent
So u really are stupid.
She pleaded guilty to not registering as a foreign agent and was convicted of it. Not a spy not a secret agent
Get back to me when you figure it out. You're coming off as incredibly stupid right now.
Now go back to your other screen name and agree with you.Not quite. Failing to register does not = keeping it secret. Much less making her a secret agent
Who knew she was an agent of the Russian government?
Make a list.
She is currently serving an 18-month prison sentenceafter pleading guilty to conspiring to act as a foreign agent,
in connection with her efforts to infiltrate conservative political circles before and after the 2016 presidential election.
The closeout store he took control of in 1999 for a mere $7 million was on its way to becoming an e-tailing phenom and eventually came to command a market capitalization of $2.2 billion.
But in the hyper-compe ive digital age, disruptive business models don’t last long, and today Overstock—once an innovator—is a has-been.
This isn’t any secret.
By the time of his resignation, Byrne had all but given up trying to compete with the likes of Amazon and Wayfair, and
he had spent the last two years unsuccessfully attempting to unload Overstock’s retail business.
Byrne funneled Overstock’s dwindling resources into blockchain ventures—more than $200 million since 2014.
Byrne attracted an eclectic mix of allies to his corner doing what he calls “God’s work,” ranging from Akon and the World Bank to the infamous short-seller Marc Cohodes and the city of Denver.
Once reliably profitable, Overstock lost $206 million last year and $110 million in 2017. In recent months, Byrne fired some 400 people.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/laurendebter/2019/08/22/the-exclusive-inside-story-of-the-fall-of-overstocks-mad-king-patrick-byrne/#46c60ed53a5d
But, why the (solitary confinement,) bouts?She is currently serving an 18-month prison sentenceafter pleading guilty to conspiring to act as a foreign agent,
in connection with her efforts to infiltrate conservative political circles before and after the 2016 presidential election.
The closeout store he took control of in 1999 for a mere $7 million was on its way to becoming an e-tailing phenom and eventually came to command a market capitalization of $2.2 billion.
But in the hyper-compe ive digital age, disruptive business models don’t last long, and today Overstock—once an innovator—is a has-been.
This isn’t any secret.
By the time of his resignation, Byrne had all but given up trying to compete with the likes of Amazon and Wayfair, and
he had spent the last two years unsuccessfully attempting to unload Overstock’s retail business.
Byrne funneled Overstock’s dwindling resources into blockchain ventures—more than $200 million since 2014.
Byrne attracted an eclectic mix of allies to his corner doing what he calls “God’s work,” ranging from Akon and the World Bank to the infamous short-seller Marc Cohodes and the city of Denver.
Once reliably profitable, Overstock lost $206 million last year and $110 million in 2017. In recent months, Byrne fired some 400 people.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/laurendebter/2019/08/22/the-exclusive-inside-story-of-the-fall-of-overstocks-mad-king-patrick-byrne/#46c60ed53a5d
propaganda. she was also facing dozens of years for many bogus charges. So of course her lawyers advised her to plea to the lesser one.
she was no secret agent and no spy. that's why the government agreed to the lesser charges
Who knew she was an agent of the Russian government?
Let's see your list.
What does people mean by ‘alleged Russian spy’? She’s serving 18 months in prison for that, IIRC
EDIT: oops, see ongoing discussion, disregard
OP doing OP things.
Next week, he'll move the goalpost by "calling" something when this proves false.
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