"A note about former UK Supreme Court Justice Neuberger, to pick up where I began, when one of the parliamentarians asked him about UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab’s meeting with the Canadian foreign minister and an American counterpart on setting up an information sharing network in Canada and U.S. on sanctions against their enemies, ie. using the Magnitsky Acts, Neuberger said this was confidential information he couldn’t speak about even if he knew. Then Browder came along and spilled the beans about Raab’s meeting, since he couldn’t let his knowledge of this anti-Russian western statecraft go to waste.
This would show America and its allies weaponizing human rights, including the Magnitsky Acts, against countries that don’t accept their international primacy. It’s associated with a tactic by interests pushing for regime change to hide their real goals under white hats.
It’s been nearly two months since I submitted my detailed comments, but the Parliamentary subcommittee has not posted them along with the others. Because they are critical of Browder, they have to give him a chance to reply. My report, with links to evidence, refutes everything he said in his statement, so I doubt he will a reply on the merits, just perhaps cite discredited endorsements by his acolytes and launch the usual personal attack."
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By Lucy KomisarMay 18, 2020 On Fault Lines today, I spoke about the May 15th Australian Foreign Affairs subcommittee hearing on the proposed Magnitsky Act. Go to 2:28 minutes in. Here is a longer version of what I said. This is breaking news. William Browder revealed Friday at a hearing before an Au...
