Posted on 05/19/2017 9:11:54 AM PDT by drewh
The DOJ appointed former FBI former FBI Director, Robert Mueller as special counsel to investigate the allegations of Russian interference and rumors of a collusion with the Trump campaign.
Wikileaks posted a cable from 2009 showing that then FBI Director, Robert Mueller delivered highly enriched stolen Uranium to Russia.
Background to the story via Wikileaks cable:
“ Background: Over two years ago Russia requested a ten-gram sample of highly enriched uranium (HEU) seized in early 2006 in Georgia during a nuclear smuggling sting operation involving one Russian national and several Georgian accomplices. The seized HEU was transferred to U.S. custody and is being held at a secure DOE facility.
In response to the Russian request, the Georgian Government authorized the United States to share a sample of the material with the Russians for forensic analysis. Director Mueller previously planned to deliver the sample in April (Ref A), but due to a scheduling conflict the trip was canceled.
Embassy Moscow LegAtt informed the FSB prior to Mueller’s intended April delivery and received confirmation that the FSB would take custody of the sample after the Director’s plane landed. EST Moscow also informed Rosatom of the planned transfer and that the U.S. placed a high priority on completing this transfer (Ref B). Once the LegAtt told FSB counterparts the April trip had been canceled, Ambassador Beyrle informed Igor Neverov (Ref C), who said that he understood but was disappointed the trip was postponed.
Mueller’s trip to Moscow was rescheduled for September 21, 2009:
Why aren’t the Democrats up in arms over Mueller’s visit to Russia? After all, according to the deranged Democrats, any contact with the Russians creates a cloud of suspicion and must lead to an investigation.
Read the full cable in Wikileaks archive here.
“ WikiLeaks cable Robert Mueller delivering highly enriched stolen Uranium to Russia in 2009 https://t.co/X3Ea2m6kS5 h/t @apblake pic.twitter.com/yhC91B2IBK
— WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) May 18, 2017
WHAT!?!?!
Then Putin Puppet Mueller must resign!
I have no faith that he can discharge his duties in an impartial manner, and frankly he should be charged with espionage.
Hmmm. So now we need another independent council to investigate muellers Russian connections? WTH? Maybe we need to get some Russian connections going.
Nothingburger.
Russia, England and Saudi Arabia all warned Mueller about the Boston Bombers. He ignored the warnings. Do not trust him.
Ten grams? about 1/3 of an ounce? OHMYGAWD!!!!
I’m not happy with Mueller being appointed to his new gig, but this is a nothingburger.
Yet no one seems to mind the (potentially) thousands of tons of US uranium Hillary sold to Russia.
Seriously? 10 grams? Not enough for a firecracker. It was evidence, for goodness sake, delivered through diplomatic channels. Fake news from “our side” this time.
Nothingburger. Heh. GMTA.
I don’t.
The ONLY person I trust in the feral gummint is TRUMP.
bammy and any democrat could chop 20 old nuns to bits on the front lawn and feed the parts to stray dogs, and the media would cover it as “Obama shows kindness to animals.”
When the left does things that deserve a firing squad, it’s completely suppressed. Ask any random idiot on the streets of NYC how much cash bammy delivered to iran, and tell me the answer you get.
Ok for all you panic guys, here is probably what happened.
Russia doesn’t need enriched U235 as they have plenty.
10g is just a sample.
What you CAN get from a sample that small is info on who produced it.
Same as Pu239...you can learn a lot about who processed it by examining its isotope percentages.
Russia was probably trying to find out where it came from ie Uranium traffic
Relax, this is probably GOOD detective work between USA and Russia.
Here’s an anti-company RM ‘tip’.
ping!!!!
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