The election of the president of the United States in 2016 was shamefully overshadowed by the so-called "Russia collusion" hoax propelled by unscrupulous Democratic operatives and their henchmen in the media.  Now that Robert Mueller's report has exonerated the president, the attention has switched to those who really colluded. Anyone who knew Ukrainian or Russian and could navigate freely through the Ukrainian segment of Twitter and Facebook could observe the echoes of the information war started by Ukrainian officials against the Republican nominee back in 2016.  The pretext behind these actions was Trump's statement that a "good relationship with Russia is a good thing, not a bad thing."  This statement was perceived with pain by the Ukrainian community because Russia had by then annexed Crimea and occupied part of the Eastern Ukrainian region called Donbas.  Ukraine was afraid that the new president would not...(Read Full Article)