ITT: MUELLER REPORT

ITT: MUELLER REPORT

hey Jow Forums, I've been busy as fuck and today's the first day I've been able to sift through the Mueller Report for a good few hours. Anyone found anything interesting? Share your findings.

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nothing of interest like we always knew

trump did nothing wrong

It's just going to be eaten up by the media and take up coverage time. Leftists will pick it apart and twists anything to make it in favor of them. Right-wings will cover their ears to anything bad said in the report. This wont change anything.

144 pages in right now so I'll post what I've noticed. Afterward I'll share some supplementary sources that I found useful.

1. DNC leak referred to as a hack. Download speeds were too fast so it had to be done on site. (See Bill Binney) Also the FBI was never allowed to look at the servers.
2. Papadopoulos took the bait dangled before him. Papadopoulos is the stated paragraph 1, reason for investigating. A foreign government (probably the UK) notified the FBI of the Mifsud-Papadopoulos meeting.
3. No coordination or conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Russians.
4. Volume 1 investigates Russian interference. Volume 2 investigates Presidential obstruction.
5. Internet Research Agency is the main evidence of Russian interference. Alleged to be sowing discord. Unstated that it spent $50,000 on Facebook ads before the election. Employees visiting the US are alleged to have conducted intelligence gathering for this purpose. It is alleged that they supported both Trump and Sanders. They are also alleged to have impersonated Americans to conduct contact with the Trump campaign.
6. Refers to the Podesta phishing as a GRU hack.
7. Manafort’s meeting with Kilimnik (alleged to be Russian intelligence) is the state reason the FBI investigated him.
8. Wikileaks dumped Podesta emails within an hour of the Access Hollywood Tape. That same day, 7 OCT 2016, ODNI and DHS declared this to be a Russian hack.
9. Flynn and Kislyak worked to deescalate diplomatic retaliation by lame-duck President Obama.
10. Incomplete information can warrant a false-statements charge.
11. A significant portion of the scope of the Special Counsel is to investigate process crimes.
12. The GRU allegedly used bitcoin to fund its hacking operation.
13. Guccifer 2.0 communicated with (read: entrapped) Roger Stone.

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14. The last Podesta email released was dated 21 MAR 2016, 2 days after the phishing email was sent. However Podesta didn’t fix the penetration because the Wikileaks phishing email was used to hack his Twitter account on 15 OCT 2016. So whoever phished Podesta had access to 5 months of his email and Twitter without making use of them.
16. The report says Seth Rich was not the source, but that Assange implied he was.
17. Congressman Rohrabacher accepted Assange’s version of events.
18. The Special Counsel investigation did not obtain or examiner servers. Supposedly it obtained this information from other FBI and DHS investigations.
19. Trump, Manafort, and Gates were all interested in the Wikileaks dumps according to Michael Cohen.
20. On page 62 Trump is alleged by Gates to have foreknowledge of a Wikileaks dump.
21. Ted Malloch informed the FBI about Jerome Corsi his alleged Wikileaks contacts in UKIP.
22. Donald Trump Jr. logged into PutinTrump.org with a password provided by Wikileaks in a Twitter DM. Which of course is illegal so he took the bait. Jason Fishbein entrapped Trump Jr. and informed the FBI about the whole scheme.
23. The Trump campaign sought to find Hillary Clinton’s missing emails by OSINT and to check with any liaisons to foreign intelligence to see if they had accessed her emails.
24. The London Centre of International Law Practice (LCILP) was employed Papadopoulos between his time at the Ben Carson campaign and Trump’s campaign. He continued his employment with them when he met Mifsud. Mifsud was affiliated with LCILP. Mifsud was allegedly connected to the troll farm and GRU hacking outfit.

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25. Sam Clovis turned down Papadopoulos’ offer of a meeting with Russians until they had square their foreign policy with NATO allies.
26. The Valdai Discussion Club is similar to a Russian CFR or Atlantic Council.
27. Papadopoulos was led to believe the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs had Hillary Clinton’s missing emails and were willing to leak them.
28. Manafort and other senior members of the Trump campaign were apprehensive to Papadopoulos’ suggestion that Trump make any international trips. Manafort wanted a low level staffer to tell him to stop discussing it.
29. Papadopoulos was fired after an interview with Russian news, Interfax. In the interview he opposes US sanctions on Russia, is non-commital on NATO, pushes for more counter-terrorism cooperation, and is opposed to Turkish and Chinese policy.
30. The report attempts to conflate the missing Hillary Clinton emails with the Podesta email dump.
31. Carter Page was a self-employed consultant after leaving Merrill Lynch. His consultancy wasn’t profitable.
32. Page stated that he knowingly gave Russian intelligence immaterial non-public information. I wonder what that means.
33. Page was invited to address the prestigious New Economic School in Moscow. He offered the event to Trump, but that was turned down. Lewandowski made it clear to Page that this speech was outside of the scope of his duties in the Trump campaign. During the speech Page criticized US sanctions. Afterward he shook hands with the Deputy Prime Minister. This speech eventually got Page fired from the campaign.
34. The Committee for the National Interest was investigated as a potential backchannel for Russian diplomacy, but exonerated.

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35. CNI director Dmitri Simes provided Jared Kushner with information relating to something shady Bill Clinton was involved in from the 1990s. Simes learned about this from Fritz Ermath, a CIA and Reagan White House official. Kushner thought the information was old news and effectively useless. Simes claimed he also provided the information to Jeff Sessions.
36. Robert Goldstone, a British tabloid journalist with a long connection to the Trump organization, proposed the Trump Tower meeting to Donald Trump Jr. Yet again Trump Jr took the bait.
37. Trump did not know about the meeting before it occurred.
38. Natalia Veselnitskaya claimed that Hillary Clinton and other Democrats were getting money from illegal activity in Russia. Trump Jr asked for evidence and she didn’t provide it. She instead criticized the Magnitsky Act and Trump Jr said that was another issue for another time. Trump Jr did not follow up with any future efforts by Veselnitskaya to arrange a follow up meeting.
39. The Agalarovs, an Azeri-Russian-Jewish family with significant contracts with the Russian government, pitched the meeting to Goldstone. Goldstone was Emin Agalarov’s PR man.
40. Sergei Magnitsky is portrayed as a hero like Bill Browder said.
41. The meeting itself appears to be a ploy by the Agalarovs to discuss the Magnitsky act on the pretext of providing opposition research.
42. Manafort doubted the meeting would yield any information and said they should “be careful”.
43. Veselnitksaya showed others a document alleging “financial misconduct” by Browder and the Ziffs followed by political donations to the DNC. Why didn’t she show this document to Trump Jr?
44. Trump Jr refused to be voluntarily interviewed by the Special Counsel.
45. Kushner texted Manafort that the meeting was a waste of time during the meeting. Kushner then had staffers email him to give him a pretext to leave the meeting early.

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46. Veselnitksaya claimed in a press interview that she was trying to providing information to the US Congress on criminal matters relevant to that body.
47. Goldstone apologized to Trump Jr after the meeting. Goldstone was investigated further because he commented on information contained in the Podesta emails connecting them to the Trump Tower meeting.
48. Trump Jr may not have know of Veselnitksaya’s connections to the Russian government.
49. Aras Agalarov was said by his son, Emin, to be the prime mover behind the meeting.
50. The Special Counsel investigated the change to the Republican platform removing “lethal aid” to Ukraine. The intentionally vague phrase “appropriate assistance” was substituted.
51. The GOP platform was largely unchallenged unless it contradicted a specific Trump proposal.
52. JD Gordon declined an invitation for breakfast with the Russian ambassador because of the negative press around the campaign.
53. Kilimnik offered a backchannel to Yanukovych-Russian backed peace plan for Ukraine to Manafort.
54. The Special Counsel claims it couldn’t break Manafort’s encryption.
55. Manafort shared internal polling with Kilimnik. Most likely to share with Deripaska.
56. Manafort is tied to Oleg Deripaska a Russian aluminum and power company magnate. Deripaska is a close friend of Nathaniel Rothschild, heir apparent to the Barony of Rothschild.
57. The US color revolution against Yanukovych is called a popular protest.

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58. Kilimnik worked for the IRI (part of the NED a US government effort to subvert foreign politics) for 7 years. Allegedly he was fired because he had too many ties to the Russian government, but that doesn’t make sense given the nature of the IRI as a lobby.
59. Jonathan Hawker, a British PR man, claimed Kilimnik wanted to make a pro-Yanukovych and pro-Crimea annexation ad campaign for the Russian government.
60. Rick Gates told Manafort, Hawker, and van der Zwaan (PR firm lawyer) that he thought Kilimnik was a spy.
61. Thomas Barrack and Roger Stone got Manafort the job as campaign manager. Trump first met Manafort in 1982 when he hired Manafort and Stone’s lobbying firm. Manafort worked the 1988 and 1996 Republican conventions.
62. Manafort took the campaign manager job without pay. He had no interest in seeking government employment if Trump won the election.
63. Manafort used his new status to impress old Ukrainian contacts and collect unpaid contracts from them. Kilimnik was the main cut-out.

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