The scandalous “financier” William Browder, the initiator of the “Magnitsky Act” - the introduction of the first sanctions against Russia even before the events in Crimea and Ukraine, is also behind the current anti-Russian hysteria in the United States surrounding the accusation of Moscow interfering in the election of the American President.
This is stated in new investigative film of the News Front channel “Red Card”.
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The authors of the investigation found that businessman William Browder, convicted in Russia in absentia for nine years, is not a US citizen.
Browder renounced his American citizenship due to “heavy tax pressures.”
However, contrary to US law, Browder actively lobbied for the adoption of the so-called. “Magnitsky law” - the first anti-Russian sanctions in modern history.
During the current elections in America, Browder personally organized surveillance, as well as a campaign in the American media aimed at discrediting the reputation of Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya.
Veselnitskaya's June 2016 meeting with Donald Trump Jr. related to her investigation into the Browder-Magnitsky affair was portrayed in Western media as "Russian interference."
However, this myth, like Browder’s other inventions, is debunked by the heroes and authors of the film “The Red Card.”