Speaker to Animals wrote: Wed Oct 03, 2018 1:38 pm
I'd rather investigate his Russian uranium problem.
Well one is easier to get to the bottom off, the other has a Clinton Death Squad protecting.
My instincts tell me the Mueller investigation is effectively over. I think Rosenstein getting caught in treasonous speech(at a minimum) was the end of it. It's just negotiating behind the scenes now for a face saving end for various parties. Trump will get a clean bill of health from Mueller in the end.
It may include letting Mueller get away with his part in Uranium One.
I think if Muller skates, it’s because He will be forced to give everything “missing” against Clinton.
It’s either that, or he will take the full brunt of blame.
the mueller investigation rubs me the wrong way because of how little we know about it. atleast during the hillary investigation we knew the title code that was violated, we were reading the emails, fucking reddit discovered pagliano (stonetear) and we all watched him delete his reddit comments in real-time
fucking mueller is probably going after roger stone now for god knows what. i cant believe it's even still open, are they really going to drag it out to just before the election? or even go past it
What is most shocking to me is that the Hillary (whose husband aggresively promoted global free trade via NAFTA and GATT) supporters in the intelligence agencies are discovering that a billionaire has managed to profit by selling real estate to foreigners. I never would have guessed that Russian billionaires would have wanted to buy expensive real estate in America (meaning they hacked voting machines and subverted American democracy), and would have connections to American billionaires. Rich people in one country do not do business with rich people in another country, especially when that is exactly what these treaties exacerbate. It's pretty much a nail in Trump's coffin. Fortunately, Hillary and Bill made their money the old fashioned way, and did not use their office and foundation to make hundreds of millions of dollars via donations from countries like China, Saudi Arabia, and Russia themselves.
heydaralon wrote: Wed Oct 03, 2018 8:53 pm
What is most shocking to me is that the Hillary (whose husband aggresively promoted global free trade via NAFTA and GATT) supporters in the intelligence agencies are discovering that a billionaire has managed to profit by selling real estate to foreigners. I never would have guessed that Russian billionaires would have wanted to buy expensive real estate in America (meaning they hacked voting machines and subverted American democracy), and would have connections to American billionaires. Rich people in one country do not do business with rich people in another country, especially when that is exactly what these treaties exacerbate. It's pretty much a nail in Trump's coffin. Fortunately, Hillary and Bill made their money the old fashioned way, and did not use their office and foundation to make hundreds of millions of dollars via donations from countries like China, Saudi Arabia, and Russia themselves.
Top FBI lawyer James Baker gave an explosive testimony in a closed-door deposition Wednesday
Former top FBI lawyer James Baker gave “explosive” closed-door testimony on Wednesday detailing for congressional investigators how the Russia probe was handled in an “abnormal fashion” reflecting “political bias,” according to two Republican lawmakers present for the deposition.
“Some of the things that were shared were explosive in nature,” Rep. Mark Meadows, R-N.C., told Fox News. “This witness confirmed that things were done in an abnormal fashion. That’s extremely troubling.”
More on this...……………… the DNC was neck deep in it with the FBI
WASHINGTON DC – Congressional investigators have confirmed that a top FBI official met with Democratic Party lawyers to talk about allegations of Donald Trump-Russia collusion weeks before the 2016 election, and before the bureau secured a search warrant targeting Trump’s campaign.
Former FBI general counsel James Baker met during the 2016 season with at least one attorney from Perkins Coie, the Democratic National Committee’s private law firm.
