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|office= Former Senior Director for Europe and Russia of National Security Council | |office= Former Senior Director for Europe and Russia of National Security Council | ||
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| − | '''Fiona Hill''' ( | + | '''Fiona Hill''' (born 1965), originally from [[County Durham]], Northeast England, is a British-American foreign affairs specialist and [[conspiracy theorist]]. |
Fiona Hill is a former [[Trump administration]] staff member who later stabbed the president in the back, similar to [[John Bolton]], [[Bill Barr]], [[Mitch McConnell]], [[Mike Pence]] and other [[globalist]] [[RINOs]]. Hill hypocritically advised the Obama administration not to give the Ukraine weapons and then had the gall to claim that Trump caused war in that country, and worked alongside the author of the phony and now-debunked [[Steele dossier]].<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/11/21/fiona-hill-worked-with-christopher-steele-author-of-russia-dossier/ Fiona Hill Worked with Christopher Steele, Author of Russia ‘Dossier’]</ref> | Fiona Hill is a former [[Trump administration]] staff member who later stabbed the president in the back, similar to [[John Bolton]], [[Bill Barr]], [[Mitch McConnell]], [[Mike Pence]] and other [[globalist]] [[RINOs]]. Hill hypocritically advised the Obama administration not to give the Ukraine weapons and then had the gall to claim that Trump caused war in that country, and worked alongside the author of the phony and now-debunked [[Steele dossier]].<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/11/21/fiona-hill-worked-with-christopher-steele-author-of-russia-dossier/ Fiona Hill Worked with Christopher Steele, Author of Russia ‘Dossier’]</ref> | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
| − | Fiona Hill's phony testimony at President Donald Trump's sham impeachment on November 21, 2019 accidentally disproved another MSM narrative, in which fake news journalist Natasha Bertrand (who was later sued for [[defamation]]) claimed that Kash Patel was feeding Trump negative information about Ukraine.<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/11/23/inconvenient-testimony-fiona-hill-impeachment-hearing-undercuts-fake-politico-narrative-against-trump-aide-kash-patel/ Inconvenient Testimony: Fiona Hill Impeachment Hearing Undercuts Fake Politico Narrative Against Trump Aide Kash Patel]</ref> | + | Fiona Hill's phony testimony at President Donald Trump's sham impeachment on November 21, 2019, accidentally disproved another MSM narrative, in which fake news journalist Natasha Bertrand (who was later sued for [[defamation]]) claimed that Kash Patel was feeding Trump negative information about Ukraine.<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/11/23/inconvenient-testimony-fiona-hill-impeachment-hearing-undercuts-fake-politico-narrative-against-trump-aide-kash-patel/ Inconvenient Testimony: Fiona Hill Impeachment Hearing Undercuts Fake Politico Narrative Against Trump Aide Kash Patel]</ref> |
On ''[[CNN]]'' 6 March 2022, in a bid to stay relevant, Fiona Hill began pushing the ludicrous notion that President Donald Trump, who was known for his effective foreign policy and peacemaking efforts, "set the wheels in motion" for the February 2022 'invasion' of Ukraine.<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2022/03/06/fiona-hill-blames-trump-for-putins-ukraine-invasion-political-divisions-were-sign-of-weakness/ Fiona Hill Blames Trump for Putin’s Ukraine Invasion — Political Divisions Were ‘a Sign of Weakness’]</ref> It is generally agreed that the conflict was caused by NATO and US socialist ruler Joe Biden's [[Failure|failed]] foreign policy; even leftist-biased newspaper ''[[The Guardian]]'' acknowledges that 62% of Americans believe that the conflict would never have happened if Trump had remained in office.<ref>[https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/feb/26/poll-trump-russia-ukraine-white-house Poll: US majority believes no Russian invasion with Trump as president]</ref><ref>[https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/595919-62-percent-of-voters-say-putin-wouldnt-have-invaded-ukraine-if-trump/ 62 percent of voters say Putin wouldn’t have invaded Ukraine if Trump were president: poll]</ref> | On ''[[CNN]]'' 6 March 2022, in a bid to stay relevant, Fiona Hill began pushing the ludicrous notion that President Donald Trump, who was known for his effective foreign policy and peacemaking efforts, "set the wheels in motion" for the February 2022 'invasion' of Ukraine.<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2022/03/06/fiona-hill-blames-trump-for-putins-ukraine-invasion-political-divisions-were-sign-of-weakness/ Fiona Hill Blames Trump for Putin’s Ukraine Invasion — Political Divisions Were ‘a Sign of Weakness’]</ref> It is generally agreed that the conflict was caused by NATO and US socialist ruler Joe Biden's [[Failure|failed]] foreign policy; even leftist-biased newspaper ''[[The Guardian]]'' acknowledges that 62% of Americans believe that the conflict would never have happened if Trump had remained in office.<ref>[https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/feb/26/poll-trump-russia-ukraine-white-house Poll: US majority believes no Russian invasion with Trump as president]</ref><ref>[https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/595919-62-percent-of-voters-say-putin-wouldnt-have-invaded-ukraine-if-trump/ 62 percent of voters say Putin wouldn’t have invaded Ukraine if Trump were president: poll]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 23:50, May 15, 2023
| Fiona Hill | |
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Former Senior Director for Europe and Russia of National Security Council
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| In office April 2017 – July 19, 2019 | |
| Preceded by | Position created |
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| Succeeded by | Tim Morrison |
| Born | 1965 Bishop Aukland, County Durham, England |
| Spouse(s) | Kenneth Keen |
| Children | 1 |
Fiona Hill (born 1965), originally from County Durham, Northeast England, is a British-American foreign affairs specialist and conspiracy theorist.
Fiona Hill is a former Trump administration staff member who later stabbed the president in the back, similar to John Bolton, Bill Barr, Mitch McConnell, Mike Pence and other globalist RINOs. Hill hypocritically advised the Obama administration not to give the Ukraine weapons and then had the gall to claim that Trump caused war in that country, and worked alongside the author of the phony and now-debunked Steele dossier.[1]
History
Fiona Hill's phony testimony at President Donald Trump's sham impeachment on November 21, 2019, accidentally disproved another MSM narrative, in which fake news journalist Natasha Bertrand (who was later sued for defamation) claimed that Kash Patel was feeding Trump negative information about Ukraine.[2]
On CNN 6 March 2022, in a bid to stay relevant, Fiona Hill began pushing the ludicrous notion that President Donald Trump, who was known for his effective foreign policy and peacemaking efforts, "set the wheels in motion" for the February 2022 'invasion' of Ukraine.[3] It is generally agreed that the conflict was caused by NATO and US socialist ruler Joe Biden's failed foreign policy; even leftist-biased newspaper The Guardian acknowledges that 62% of Americans believe that the conflict would never have happened if Trump had remained in office.[4][5]
Personal life
Hill met her future husband, Kenneth Keen, as a student at Harvard University in Boston. Hill has a daughter, born in 2006 or 2007.
References
- ↑ Fiona Hill Worked with Christopher Steele, Author of Russia ‘Dossier’
- ↑ Inconvenient Testimony: Fiona Hill Impeachment Hearing Undercuts Fake Politico Narrative Against Trump Aide Kash Patel
- ↑ Fiona Hill Blames Trump for Putin’s Ukraine Invasion — Political Divisions Were ‘a Sign of Weakness’
- ↑ Poll: US majority believes no Russian invasion with Trump as president
- ↑ 62 percent of voters say Putin wouldn’t have invaded Ukraine if Trump were president: poll