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1. No American knowingly participated2. Did not affect electionCould the Special Council exonerate the President and his staff?
Meanwhile he ignores documented payments from Hillary to Russians for the Dossier that started all this garbage.
The Mueller special counsel investigation is the very definition of government fraud, waste and abuse of taxpayer money.
Indictment alleges Russians tried to suppress minority vote in 2016http://thehill.com/policy/national-security/374250-russians-allegedly-used-social-media-to-try-and-suppress-minority
Looks like a “witch hunt†has actually found some “witchesâ€. Good.
@Bigun @INVAR Uh, this could be a big problem for Trump.
In other news, 1/2 of the Twitter and TOS memberships dropped by half, due to the Russian indictments....
The indictment says that the defendants allegedly, by early to mid 2016, were "supporting the presidential campaign of then-candidate Donald J. Trump ... and disparaging Hillary Clinton."
I wasn't a Trump supporter in early or mid-2016, but I certainly was disparaging Hillary Clinton. May as well pack my toothbrush, I'm headed for the Graybar Hotel!
I don't see how.
Funkytown @hotfunkytown10m10 minutes agoTHIS Is the conspiracy? 13 guys buying advertisements? No connection to ANY American. They held a paid rally for and against Trump in New York on the same day. AND the kicker. There is NO evidence that it had any effect on the election.______________________ Tomas Nunez†@JusticeEdition I think this is what's called ....................CYA..........................after a 1+ year investigation, spending millions of dollars and ZERO EVIDENCE OF COLLUSION (which isn't a crime in the first place!)_____________________Nick Short 🇺🇸 Verified account @PoliticalShort7m7 minutes agoFrom #Mueller indictment, 2 of the Russians were able to enter U.S. on travel visas which they received after applying for them through the State Dept in 2014. From June 4, 2014 - June 26, 2014 they traveled around the US. Who was head of the FBI & State Dept at this time again? _____________________Andrew Marcus @ImAndrewMarcus13m13 minutes agoDoes this paragraph in today’s #mueller indictment mean Black Lives Matter colluded with the Russians to interfere with our elections? #BLM_________________________First Words @unscriptedmike16m16 minutes agoSo let me get this straight. #Mueller and Rosenstein had the FBI chasing down 13 Russians, who had zero impact on the election. Meanwhile, the FBI was ignoring tips, one from last month, on a man named Nikolas Cruz, who was threatening a school shooting. Do I have it right?_______________________MARK SIMONE Verified account @MarkSimoneNY37m37 minutes agoRobert Mueller has finally justified the millions he's spent. He's arrested 13 people for having fake Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts and being partisan. Who knew that this type of horrific crime was going on in America! #MuellerTime #mueller
Who the hell is @RVAwonk and how is she cracking the Kremlin's code?By Sandy Garossino in Opinion, US News, PoliticsDecember 28th 2017... It was also the year that turned the scholar Caroline Orr into a social media sensation and must-follow for anyone hooked on U.S. Special Counsel Bob Mueller investigation into Russia and the Trump campaign. Better known to her hundreds of thousands of followers as @RVAwonk, Orr has emerged as one of the most incisive and compelling observers on Trump, Russia, and the propaganda wars now consuming world attention.A social sciences scholar studying human interactions on the Internet, Orr watched the cyber-war continue unabated in real time. Her Twitter feed plays an invaluable role in decoding the cyber-mysteries of Trump and Russia for the amateur sleuth and average reader alike. ...Orr: I stayed up oftentimes into the early morning hours, and started to notice at 2, 3 and 4 a.m., patterns of Twitter activity that were just weird.I had a baseline understanding of what normal activity looked like, what automated or bot activity looks like, and what heavy traffic looks like. Hashtags appearing out of nowhere at three in the morning are not normal unless there’s breaking news.One of the first ones that I really dug into was the hashtag #MediaLiesAgain, which just popped up out of nowhere and all of a sudden had thousands of tweets associated with it. I ran some basic analytics just to see what the activity looked like over time, and who were the top people tweeting about it.The activity pattern was very abnormal. Beyond the time factor of being 3 a.m., these tweets were being pushed in waves. You’d see these big spikes in activity where a bunch of tweets will come out all at once and then it drops back off. ...Many of these accounts had just been created and had 10 or 15 followers. They were not American accounts — most of their networks and most of their own tweets were in Cyrillic. This was not just a random occurrence, this was something happening.The same thing would happen when a large news story dropped about the Trump administration or the Russia investigation. That pattern has continued for the better part of a year now. ...
I’ll tell you how. At the very moment this interference was happening, Donald Trump had Russian dressing while reading Dostoevsky. Clearly you can see how Trump’s guilty of collusion and planning the death of Western civilization, can’t you?
Chris Sampson†@TAPSTRIMEDIA2h2 hours agoAccording to the indictment, the IRA were funded by Yevgeniy Prigozhin (aka Putin's chef) through his companies, Concord Management and Consulting and Concord Catering to pay the defendants for operation. Defendants created false U.S. personas, operated social media pages and groups designed to attract U.S. audiences along divisive U.S. political and social issues. Defendants used "stolen identities of real U.S. persons." Some of the defendants traveled to the US "under false pretenses for the purpose of collecting intelligence", "used computer infrastructure, based partly in the" US "to hide the Russian origin of their activities" to avoid detection by U.S. regulators and law enforcement. ...The intelligence gathering began in 2014 with KRYLOVA and BOGACHEVA planning travel, equip purchases (cameras, SIM cards, drop phones) and 'evacuation scenarios', for defendants who traveled to the US. KRYLOVA/BOGACHEVA/R.BOVDA sought visas. R. Bovda was denied.KRYLOVA/BOGACHEVA traveled to US in June 2014 - Nevada, California, N Mexico, Colorado, Illinois, Michigan, Louisiana, Texas and New York to gather intel. They submitted intel report on trip. POLOZOV traveled US Atlanta in Nov 2014. Appearing as US persons, defendants contacted US groups including grassroots groups.*** Ex: June 2016 contact with Texas org, real US person told RU defendants to focus on "purple states like Colorado, Virginia and Florida". Defendants updated their directives ...
1. No American knowingly participated2. Did not affect election
