Rosenstein Delivers Indictments For 12 Russians – Then Buries in Lock-box of DOJ National Security

CONSERVATIVE TREEHOUSE ^ | 7/13/2018 | SUNDANCE

[bitt]

If you are old enough to remember the Soviet-era propaganda approximately five years prior to the Polish solidarity movement, you are old enough to have a solid frame of reference for today’s announcement from Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.

Truthfully, I never thought a constitutionally protected U.S. government apparatus would ever be able to pull-off propaganda so easily and readily consumed by an American electorate…. Alas, lesson learned. So here’s my take:

Setting aside the transparent timing of the declaration today; which is entirely based upon the reality of interlopers within our current government remaining focused on undermining President Trump policy and objectives; and accepting the anti-Russia propaganda narrative is a political weapon intended to elevate the interests of deep state officials and undermine any effort that might be adverse to their interests; a basic question about the indictment evidence is being avoided by all who are reviewing the content therein….

While the DOJ document is full of detailed accusations; which has given the narrative engineers a great deal of fuel; there’s a specific aspect missing. The entire indictment (full pdf below) is based on the premise of the FBI conducting some -unexplained and unsubstantiated- form of forensic data-analysis to formulate their detailed conclusions.

[jospehm20]

The longer this goes on, the more Robert Mueller reminds me of Heinrich Mueller.

[matthew fuller]

Un-named Moscow Mystery Miscreants indicted for secret crimes known only (or to be determined at some later date) by the F B I !!!! Sounds like a slam-dunkey to me. Maybe RR is refusing to name them (like they really exist, really) because they might just show up with counsel and demand some specifics of their "crime".

[Louis Foxwell]

Furthermore, tracking hackers without access to the hacked documents or equipment is, in a word, impossible.

[ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas]

Seemingly overlooked by most, Rosenstein said the indictment will now be passed-off (code word for “buried”) to the DOJ National Security Division. Yes, that’s right, the same DOJ-NSD who were soup-to-nuts involved in the unlawful use of FISA-702 database searches. How entirely convenient….

DOJ-NSD has been fighting desperately to avoid oversight. In 2015 Sally Yates wrote a 58 page "opinion" lying about the IG Act. Just as Obama was leaving office, congress passed the Inspector General Empowerment Act, but the so-called "dept of justice" continues to find excuses to cover up corruption.