[jjotto]

On the surface of it, there’s nothing too odd about the uranium sample story

Officials in the country of Georgia found some nuclear materials that were intended to be sold on the black market and requested American FBI help in finding the material’s origin.

After US investigation, the FBI (Mueller) took a one-third ounce sample to Russia to help confirm that the material was from the stuff that disappeared after the breakup of the Soviet Union.

If that was a cover story, it’s almost an unbreakable one.

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Officials in the country of Georgia found some nuclear materials that were intended to be sold on the black market and requested American FBI help in finding the material’s origin. After US investigation

They would have had to come up with some sort of cover story. One would be beyond foolish to take their word on it, especially when considering all the rest. And who would have done the "investigating"? The Obama-Hillary admin.

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After US investigation, the FBI (Mueller) took a one-third ounce sample to Russia to help confirm that the material was from the stuff that disappeared after the breakup of the Soviet Union.

The "Russian mob" and the Russian government in many instances are one and the same.

[YogicCowboy]

The fact that they circumvented existing statute by using a trucker to Canada who, I think, has already been convicted (as their fall guy), makes it rather less than unbreakable.

See John Solomon.