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Huh. Probably just a coincidence.
Mueller's people also knew it was paid for by HRCAlso HRC paid the Russians for the material.
Hence Mueller knew it was HRC colluding with the Russians..
Third-world type government corruption, easily the worst political scandal of my lifetime, deliberately ignored by the media and the rest of the left.
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No kidding. Too bad we don’t have a DOJ to do anything to do about it.
There is a huge swath of America who are beyond tired of elitist politicians ignoring them instead of representing and serving them. They will never allow control of the message like the left WAS used to. Further, the illusion perpetuated by the political establishment, that politicians are ‘exceptional’ and only professional politicians can ‘run the country’, has been broken and won't be reestablished. It's now clear that not only can private sector people function in public office, but that they actually do a much better job than the feckless narcissists who have been parasitizing the American taxpayers for decade upon decade.
It would not be surprising in the least if the electorate generally gravitate away from voting people into office from within the career politician community. Even among liberals this may be true - e.g. the election of the entirely politically inexperienced and unconnected junior Congresswoman from NY.
And we got a Bush butt boy, deep-state retread, Mueller besty as our next AG.
[ Gregg Jarrett: Mueller’s team knew ‘dossier’ kicking off Trump investigation was biased and defective ]
Of course they did.
Russia trivia:
Gore’s Secret Agreement with Russia
by Reed Irvine and Cliff Kincaid, AIM, on November 3, 2000
https://www.aim.org/media-monitor/gores-secret-agreement-with-russia/
snip ... News of a secret agreement signed by Vice President Al Gore and then-Russian Prime Minister, Viktor Chernomyrdin was met by a deafening silence, helping to shield Gore from being identified with a major new scandal. The Senate planned hearings on this agreement to enable Russia to ship conventional weapons and nuclear technology to a nation high on the State Department list of those engaged in state sponsored terrorism. In addition, the letter specifically stated that its contents would not be conveyed to the U.S. Congress.
This story should have strongly impacted the presidential race between Gore and Governor Bush. It broke on Friday, the 13th, when the New York Times ran a front page story that Gore had signed this agreement in 1995 without telling Congress, in violation of several laws, including the underlying Iran-Iraq Arms Nonproliferation Act, known, ironically as the Gore-McCain act, after its chief sponsors.
The agreement allowed Russia to fulfill existing contracts with Iran, including submarines, torpedoes, anti-ship mines and tanks. One is left to wonder if part of the shipment may have been involved in the recent act of war against the U.S.S. Cole, killing seventeen Americans in the port of Aden. According to Senator McCain, who only found out about this when the New York Times reported it, after, they said, copies of the letter and related classified documents were provided to them by a concerned government official.
In addition, the agreement calls for Russia and the U.S. to seek to prevent the “undermining of the nuclear arms non-proliferation program,” yet it says that Moscow will continue to build a nuclear reactor, train the technicians in Russia, and deliver nuclear fuel to Iran through the year 2011. This clause, according to Bill Gertz of the Washington Times, “appears to violate a provision of the Nuclear Non-proliferation Act, which requires the Clinton administration to keep Congressional oversight committees fully informed of all issues related to nuclear weapons proliferation”.
Even Gore’s chief foreign policy adviser, Leon Fuerth, admitted that Russia had failed to live up to its promise to not deliver any more weapons to Iran after the cutoff date of December 31st, 1999, and called it a “unilateral decision by the Russians to modify the terms of this understanding,” which has to rank as classic Clinton-Gore-speak for downplaying a potentially major scandal.
We have seen no coverage of this story on any of the three major broadcast network news, and other than the Washington Times, we have seen virtually no follow-up to the original New York Times story. A Wall Street Journal op ed piece by Bush’s senior foreign policy adviser argues that this is part of the pattern of Gore’s foreign policy experience. The Russians are able to thumb their nose at the U.S., and violate this agreement, because the Clinton administration is held hostage to its own agreement, since it had never been released. We can only imagine the storm over this if this had been done by a Republican administration./snip
Reed Irvine and Cliff Kincaid<<<<<<<
FABULOUS READING!! Gregg lays it out perfectly....there are a TON of OTHER PLAYERS though.....listen to Dan Bongino podcast.
If all of this had been known from the beginning, we would have made the mistake of “getting the people” who were involved at that time.
It seems to me that in letting Mueller go ahead and do his pseudo investigating, he inadvertently revealed that:
THERE WAS A HELLUVA LOT MORE PEOPLE AND STORY TO THIS THING.
If that was the play...it was brilliant. If it wasn’t, we have a real problem with a totally corrupt government that will take years to correct. I choose to believe the former rather than the latter.
No, they did not know it was biased and defective. They knew it was a complete fake they commissioned to discredit Trump. A fiction they authored.
It was straight out of a CIA coup like in the 1950s and 60s.
Didn’t everyone?
Didn’t we already know they knew?!
No probable cause for warrants. Everything coming from the defective warrants is fruit of the poisonous tree & must be excluded from every criminal prosecution arising from it.
Imagine if they had investigated Obama at all
Imagine if they had investigated Hillary's scrubbed e-mails
. It's mind boggling