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Title: ANOTHER MUELLER GAFFE: Lawyers Defending Russian Firm Tell Court Named Employees DON’T WORK FOR THEM – Mueller MADE IT UP
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Gateway Pundit
URL Source: http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/201 ... k-for-them-mueller-made-it-up/
Published: May 18, 2018
Author: Joe Hoft
Post Date: 2018-05-18 15:08:25 by nolu chan
Keywords: None
Views: 847
Comments: 4
ANOTHER MUELLER GAFFE: Lawyers Defending Russian Firm Tell Court Named Employees DON’T WORK FOR THEM – Mueller MADE IT UP Gateway Pundit Guest post by Joe Hoft What a Sideshow — The Mueller Case Is Falling Apart Lawyers defending the Russian company Concord Management indicted by the corrupt Mueller team again called out Mueller’s liberal hacks and labeled their allegations as “made up” nonsense. As reported on Wednesday, Concord Management’s lawyers revealed that Mueller’s team of ignored over 70 discovery requests they had made for information before the case. In response Mueller’s team offered to give Concord Management’s lawyers a massive amount of social media data from those dangerous trolls (jk) who sought to influence the US election and the majority of it was in RUSSIAN. Mueller’s lawyers then admitted that they don’t even have English translations for the Russian social media posts. So Mueller’s lawyers don’t have English translations to the Russian social media posts but we’re supposed to believe we were influenced by these posts? [...] Then among other things previously reported, Attorney Rhee went on to align the 10 Russians identified by the Mueller team as members of an ‘organization’. The Russian company’s attorney responded to the judge who apparently understood that these Russians were all members of Concord Management. He said – [snip]
by Jim Hoft
May 18, 2018 No that’s not correct. The individual defendants? No. It’s not even alleged who they are. They’re alleged to be associated with something called an “organization,” which is a made up thing by the special counsel. They just made it up, and they called it an “organization”. Were not even alleged to be part of the organization. We’re alleged to have funded it. But those people don’t work for us. It’s not alleged they they work for us.
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#1. To: nolu chan (#0)
I don't think it matters. The legal system doesn't apply to anybody who opposes Trump.
You meant supports. The legal system doesn't apply to anybody who supports Trump. In truth, the legal system will only be applied - very brutally - to the side that loses this power struggle. Lives will be broken. It's just a question of whose. There is an old adage from chess: To strike a King you must kill him. A newer one one, from a popular book and tv series: "When you play the game of thrones, you win or you die." Part of the government, at the behest of one party, decided to play the game of thrones against the head of the other party, aided and abetted by bitter defectors from the other party. Now we are in a vast shadow fight over which side will prevail, and which side will go to prison. Not only am I on the side of the King, but I think the correlation of forces are flowing in his direction, and that he will win the game of thrones. And that means that heads will roll in the ranks of those who have orchestrated the attempted coup. And that's great!
If the majority of the social media was in Russian, it's hard to see how that could do much to influence an election. America doesn't have that many people who speak Russian and could then be influenced by it. How many Russian immigrants who vote are hanging out on Facebook? The number can't be very large. And while Russian immigrants from earlier years have spread around the country, the new Russian immigrants seem largely concentrated on the east coast, in Blue states that Hitlery won easily anyway. This is my favorite Facebook ad from the election, one of hundreds that supposedly caused Trump to win. It ran a short time like most these ads, was only seen by some hundreds of people. That's right. If you don't hit the 'Like' button, you're on Satan's side and want Hitlery to win. Good grief, is there a voter in America that is so stupid that they would actually fall for this ad? I can't imagine. And the only people that would Like it on Facebook or repost it or tweet it are already hardcore anti-Hillary voters anyway.
Not only that, but if they have not been translated, the prosecution has no idea what is in them. They are so woefully unprepared for trial, this will be a hoot.
#2. To: no gnu taxes (#1)
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I don't think it matters. The legal system doesn't apply to anybody who opposes Trump.
#3. To: nolu chan, misterwhite, Vicomte13 (#0)
Mueller’s lawyers then admitted that they don’t even have English translations for the Russian social media posts. So Mueller’s lawyers don’t have English translations to the Russian social media posts but we’re supposed to believe we were influenced by these posts?
#4. To: Tooconservative (#3)
If the majority of the social media was in Russian, it's hard to see how that could do much to influence an election.
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