Mueller indicts 16 russians

[carpedm9587]

Here is the original Russian article:
https://www.rbc.ru/magazine/2017/11/...79470e05a9e6c1
Open it in Chrome and it will translate it for you.

It is pretty much point for point what has been released by Meuller in recent days. If he didn't lift it directly from this article, then it is a million to one coincidence.

As I said, Sparko - that is one of three possibilities. Given the angst on the right to find anything possible to discredit the Mueller investigation, that it would be assumed to be the correct one is not a surprise. Given the man's reputation, I suspect that one of the other three is more likely: that the article provided information that his team then followed up on, verified, and included in their indictment. I'm just not given to conspiracy theories.

[Mountain Man]

This is interesting... I'll quote just the bullet points. You can get the full scoop at the link:

Source: 13 Things the Media Don’t Want You to Know About Mueller’s 13 Indictments

1. Mueller Did Not Indict the Russians for Election Meddling
2. The Russians Never Tried to Elect Trump
3. The Russian Campaign Began Two Years Before Trump Announced His Presidential Run
4. Most of the Russian Spending Occurred AFTER the Election
5. The Budget for This Operation Was Laughably Small ($1.2 million vs $6.8 billion in combined spending from Hillary and Trump)
6. Only $3,200 Was Spent on Advertising in Swing States
7. Only 11 Million People Saw the Russian Facebook Ads — Kind Of
8. Vast Majority of Russian Ad Buy Did Not Reference the Election
9. Other Russian Facebook Content Was Even More Hapless [in that they were not even seen]
10. After Trump’s Victory, the Russians Organized an Anti-Trump Rally
11. CNN and MSNBC Immediately Became Putin’s Patsies [by promoting the rally]
12. President Obama Knew the Russians Were Meddling, Thought It Was Funny, Did Nothing
13. The Russians Promoted Black Lives Matter, Immigration, and Muslims

http://www.breitbart.com/big-journal...3-indictments/

© Copyright Original Source

This is all in Mueller's indictment. It's almost like he's actively trying to kill the "Russian collusion" narrative. Perhaps this is why one high ranking Democrat recently begged Mueller not to say any more about his investigation until after the congressional election.

[Zymologist]

This is interesting... I'll quote just the bullet points. You can get the full scoop at the link:

Source: 13 Things the Media Don’t Want You to Know About Mueller’s 13 Indictments

1. Mueller Did Not Indict the Russians for Election Meddling
2. The Russians Never Tried to Elect Trump
3. The Russian Campaign Began Two Years Before Trump Announced His Presidential Run
4. Most of the Russian Spending Occurred AFTER the Election
5. The Budget for This Operation Was Laughably Small ($1.2 million vs $6.8 billion in combined spending from Hillary and Trump)
6. Only $3,200 Was Spent on Advertising in Swing States
7. Only 11 Million People Saw the Russian Facebook Ads — Kind Of
8. Vast Majority of Russian Ad Buy Did Not Reference the Election
9. Other Russian Facebook Content Was Even More Hapless [in that they were not even seen]
10. After Trump’s Victory, the Russians Organized an Anti-Trump Rally
11. CNN and MSNBC Immediately Became Putin’s Patsies [by promoting the rally]
12. President Obama Knew the Russians Were Meddling, Thought It Was Funny, Did Nothing
13. The Russians Promoted Black Lives Matter, Immigration, and Muslims

http://www.breitbart.com/big-journal...3-indictments/

© Copyright Original Source

This is all in Mueller's indictment. It's almost like he's actively trying to kill the "Russian collusion" narrative. Perhaps this is why one high ranking Democrat recently begged Mueller not to say any more about his investigation until after the congressional election.

"Breitbart lol"

[Cow Poke]

"Breitbart lol"

This actually made me laugh.

[firstfloor]

Is the infamous ‘kompromat’ going to turn out to be laundering of Russian oligarch money by the Trump organisation?

[carpedm9587]

"Breitbart lol"

Thanks for making my night!

[JimL]

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein said the defendants created hundreds of accounts using fake personas on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to advance their scheme.

The accused also allegedly used a "computer infrastructure, based partly in the United States, to hide the Russian origin of their activities and to avoid detection" by US authorities, the indictment said.

Wait! Here is the money line:

Rosenstein said there is no allegation in the indictment that any American was a knowing participant in the scheme, nor is there any allegation that the scheme affected the outcome of the election.

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/02/16/russ...ers-probe.html

Yes, Russians interfered in the U.S. elections. Apparently everyone in the world, accept for Trump, admits to that now. But Mueller is not going to let out all that the investigation has so far uncovered, so the fact that there is nothing in the indictment about americans knowingly participating doesn't mean that there were no americans knowingly participating.

[JimL]

Looks like Mueller has served up another order of nothing-burgers.

You're going to just love the whopper when he serves up the finished product.

[JimL]

Why hasn't he indicted Steele who is a foreign national for interfering in the election?

Because he didn't.

[JimL]

Keep fishing.

He's already got quite a catch just from whats actually been reported, but you can bet he has a lot more in the net than that.

[JimL]

Are you being sarcastic? It's the same story we've been hearing since day one, going all the way back to before the election: zero evidence that the Trump campaign colluded with Russia.

Now the Hillary campaign, on the other hand...

Mueller isn't going to give you the evidence MM, at least not until he wants to.

[JimL]

No Tass, this has always been about collusion between the Trump team and Russia! And you know it...

Yes, Russian interference and possible collusion with Trump campaign associates. But for Trump himself specifically, it all began as "obstruction of Justice", not collusion.

[Cow Poke]

Yes, Russian interference and possible collusion with Trump campaign associates.

POSSIBLE collusion! We're making progress!

[JimL]

POSSIBLE collusion! We're making progress!

Nothing new there CP, collusion hasn't been proven, yet. But I'm afraid that Trump has a lot more than just collusion to worry about being charged with now.

[lilpixieofterror]

Nothing new there CP, collusion hasn't been proven, yet. But I'm afraid that Trump has a lot more than just collusion to worry about being charged with now.

Still living with that fantasy Jimmy? I do hope you don’t have a panic attack since this is looking less and less likely.