Thread by @DawsonSField

I have no clue if this is true or not, after all it is in the @nytimes.
Sounds a lot like Spygate... I thought the NY Times was okay with spying on your political opponents?
Maybe this is bait to get them to be against #Spygate before they know it is Dems
nytimes.com/2020/03/07/us/…

The claim is that Erik Prince, formerly of Blackwater, recruited US & UK spies to go to work for Project Veritas to infiltrate Democratic power base institutions.

Does @NYTimes think Chris Steele is the only spy that can work in politics?

@Project_Veritas are the claims by the @NYtimes true?

Sounds like investigative journalism, not spying.

Kind of like the campaigns Stefan Halper ran over the decades...

Except he wasn't publishing his results as journalism.

If Prince hasn't been indicted by now, that means Mueller & follow ons consider him to be in the clear.

But they did manage to bust his contact, George Nader for paying bribes to Hillary in the process. Sounds like that was a trap for Nader, not Prince!

Oh, this is interesting. Alston & Bird paid PV $1M on behalf of one of their clients.

Which is odd as Jonathan Winer of Kerry's State Dept. used to be the rep for several Russian clients while working at Alston & Bird. Is this another sting?

The @nytimes better not try to make partisan investigative journalism a scandal, they have specialized in that form of journalism for decades!

Good times ahead, I am certain...