Marcy Wheeler | Counterintelligence Versus Criminal: George Papadopoulos




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Marcy Wheeler, Empty Wheel
Wheeler writes: "George Papadopoulos does not, by himself, prove 'collusion.' But neither does this transparent attempt to deny collusion by issuing a non-denial denial disprove it."
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