Thread by @MissMaga2016

Hmmmm, some info in here that I never saw before.

#MariaButina had also met with two senior Treasury & Federal Reserve officials back in 2015 - then Fed Vice Chairman, Stanley Fischer, and then Treasury undersecretary for international affairs, Nathan Sheets.

#Russiagate

https://twitter.com/zerohedge/status/1072167803279548416

Stanley Fischer had submitted his resignation back on September 6, 2017, to be effective around October 13, 2017.

federalreserve.gov/newsevents/pre…

At the time he resigned, he had cited "personal reasons."

cnbc.com/2017/09/06/sta…

#MariaButina traveled to the US with Alexander #Torshin back in April 2015. Torshin was the Russian Central Bank deputy governor at the time. They had separate meetings w/ Fischer & Sheets to supposedly discuss U.S.-Russian economic relations for #Obama.

reuters.com/article/us-usa…

Allegedly, "The Center for the National Interest, a Washington-based think tank focused on foreign policy, set up the meetings between Butina and the officials."

thehill.com/policy/nationa…

Here's The Center for the National Interest:

cftni.org

Hmmmmmmm, Honorary Chairman is Kissinger

Nathan Sheets was confirmed by the Senate as Treasury Under Secretary for International Affairs during the Obama administration in September 2014.

treasury.gov/press-center/p…

Before that, Sheets was Global Head of International Economics at Citigroup. Hmm, Citigroup, who sent #Podesta a list of people for Obama to hire.

wikileaks.org/podesta-emails…

It appears that Sheets is no longer the Treasury Under Secretary for International Affairs, but I can't seem to find when exactly he left or why.

In this talk at NYU Stern that Sheets did on March 7, 2017, Sheets was referred to as the "former US Treasury Department’s Under Secretary for International Affairs." At least that narrows it down a bit. He must have left at some point before then.

stern.nyu.edu/experience-ste…

An what did Sheets talk about at NYU Stern?

"The Implications of President Trump's Policies for the Global Economy"

So, in other words, it was all about the money.

I think I missed this before. It looks like Sheets left his Treasury position in January 2017.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D._Nathan…

Sheets has been awfully worried about President #Trump "scaling back U.S. support for multilateral institutions," such as the IMF, World Bank, and the UN.

devex.com/news/treasury-…