Posted on 01/14/2018 5:32:15 AM PST by paladinkc
The DOJ handed down an indictment in the Uranium One Deal released on Friday. THIS is what the media was trying so hard to cover-up. Unlike the leak with Manafort and his indictment (which had nothing to do with Russian collusion in the Trump campaign), America woke up to non-stop news about Manafort turning himself in. Click HERE to read more about that. Manafort has since sued Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
(Excerpt) Read more at threpublican.com ...
Since in the end, this was Obama’s deal, I have to wonder by what circuitous route he received his portion. If Clinton received $145 million, and hers wasn’t the final word, how much did he get? Did some of that $145 million find its way into accounts controlled by his proxies, or was there another $100 million or so that was his alone?
U.S. District Judge Theodore D. Chuang of the District of Maryland presided over the convictions of Lambert’s partners Mikerin, Condrey and Rubizhevsky in 2015 on similar charges. In fact, the prosecution team then is almost the same one as now.
Odd how the press 'missed' this... and will continue to 'miss' it forever...
Sessions has no vision for dismantling the 80% unconstitutional portion of the federal government. We need guys in there who put the Constitution, America, and Freedom FIRST and do whatever it takes to put the feds back into its constitutional cage where it belongs.
Sessions told us in Season 1, episode 1, under oath, that he will be recused on all matters related to the campaign, the Clintons, and anything connected to it.
And his lack of action in every season and episode since, has been as he swore to do under oath, which is to let Rod Rosenstein do it.
This latest Uranium One related indictment has nothing to do with Sessions. As documented on the DOJ website, it's the same Rothenstein, the same Energy Department IG, and the same prosecutorial team that Lynch and/or Holder had used to white wash Uranium One the first time when they prosecuted some private contractors back in 2014 or 2015.
He's recused Jim.
Yup. We've seen this show-trial before, and it doesn't lead to anything.
Thanks for the info. It's the final piece of the puzzle.
It looks like another show trial.
Yep. But that doesn't make for good clickbait on ignorant blogger sites.
Media exposed again how sweet it is left may open their eye.
The article did not show any connection between the man indicted and the Obama regime or SecState Clinton. I don’t like it when libtards make up phony connections nor do I like “conservatives” to make up connections that don’t exist. There are enough real crimes they could be imprisoned for, how about they be prosecuted for them and fake news people quit making shit up.
“Apparently we don’t know until episode 3 in season 2...”
...where — in the last episode before the show is cancelled — we learn that Sessions has actually been dead since 2015, and the figure currently playing the role of Sessions is a ‘droid built and programmed by Obama-era operatives.
“...Sessions is either a saint and a white knight, or a bumbling idiot...”
Yes - it has to be one or the other. This indictment and the reopening of the Clinton e mail investigation are starting to indicate that Sessions is going to come through.
Of course time will tell; however Sessions is an ethical man who is not inclined to break the honor code, i.e., discuss his open investigations.
Oblivion? I’m trying to remember which part that was. When he found the first drone shot down?
[The DOJ handed down an indictment in the Uranium One Deal released on Friday. THIS is what the media was trying so hard to cover-up.]
Oh my. Hope some Democrats don’t freak out and issue a false ballistic missile warning somewhere.
to the top: Oh my. Hope some Democrats don’t freak out and issue a false ballistic missile warning somewhere.
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