Posted on 11/24/2017 5:07:16 AM PST by V K Lee
Now that the FBI's informant on the Uranium One deal has been outed and the nondisclosure agreement formerly muzzling him abrogated, it is possible to see the outlines of the devastating case to be made against not just Hillary Clinton, but the entire Obama administration.
Two intrepid reporters, John Solomon of The Hill and Sara Carter of Circa News and Sinclair Broadcasting, are gaining access to some of the reported 50,000 documents in the possession of William Campbell, the whistleblower who went to the FBI with the scary details of what appeared to him to be an illegal attempt by Russian entities to take over the world uranium market, including even the uranium resources in our ground.
Reporting in The Hill, Solomon calls our attention to what could be a key to understanding the magnitude of the scandal:
(Excerpt) Read more at americanthinker.com ...
Being skeptical just makes you a realist. No Washington elites are ever held accountable for anything.
And if he doesn’t release it on the Internet to the Public, it will ALL BE COVERED UP!!!
What do you mean? Has she left Circa News?
But reporters are on the case. And you know reporters can file charges. Or not.
That's the way I read it.
Noose. Appropriate.
Too bad Sessions is at Justice and not somebody willing to toss over the apple cart. I think his biggest problem in this case is how many in the political class will go down. If everything comes out it will destroy both parties. This is like a political thriller where all the dirty deeds come out and its decided it can’t be told.
I wonder if this case, which was known in political circles well before we ever heard of it is why Guliani or Preet didn’t end up with the job. They would have said tough luck but we’re taking down the criminals.
PLACE THIS GUY UNDER 24/7 “SUICIDE” WATCH IMMEDIATLY!!!
As in: NOW!!!!
>>We have the evidence but the FBI and the Dept of Justice are so full of Obama’s Alinsky strategist, traitor staff appointees , that we do not have the institutional ability to prosecute or indict.
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It’s surreal, but there it is.
Is there an update to this?
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>>I did read that an intel component of the military has the both the right and the ability to investigate at the same level as all of the other intel entities. And, that perhaps this is one method that is in play to put Mueller in a box.
When I read this, I felt a glimmer of hope that General Kelly may be working with his trusted sources inside the military.
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I share your glimmer of hope, as this sounds like the only credible and plausible strategy I’ve heard thus far. Thanks for posting it.
I think that this may explain why Trump has been so silent, if this is so
Yes.
Don’t you think William Campbell has already thoroughly been deposed on tape, already testifying to everything he knows, and cross examiners? I just assumed they had done it Incase someone de ides to suicide him. I’ll bet he and his family are moved around on a regular basis.
All this is true. Meanwhile, Sessions has no interest in prosecuting. Hasn’t made any forward moves in months. Except for the billions of Sealed Indictments, of course! /s
If you haven’t watched Clinton Cash I highly recommend it. Peter Schweizer uncovers dozens of scams the Xlinton’s used to funnel money to the Xlinton crime foundations.
The Rosenbergs look like pikers compared to the Xlintons.
Hope the next time that photo is taken it’s in front of a judge.
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