Rosenstein's indictment confirms that there were no Americans involved in either the hacking or the dissemination of the Democrats’ emails. The DNC has refused to allow an inspection of its servers. The timing of the announcement has led critics to believe that the deep state is trying to sabotage President Trump's upcoming meeting with Russian President Putin. [...]
By Thomas L. Knapp | The Garrison Center | July 15, 2018 Friday the 13th is presumably always someone’s unlucky day. Just whose may not be obvious at the time, but I suspect that “Russiagate” special counsel Robert Mueller and Deputy US Attorney General Rod Rosenstein already regret picking Friday, July 13 to announce the […]
Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz says that Rod Rosenstein can be replaced by bringing an ethics charge against him with the bars that he is a member, or a lawsuit may also be used to challenge him. [...]
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein went before Congress to testify on the DOJ’s role in the DNC email hacks.
America is getting tired of RussiaGate. President Trump is tired of RussiaGate. That is why he sent John Bolton, the National Security Adviser, on over to Moscow to meet with President Vladimir Putin to plan an upcoming summit. The meeting, as reported here, was a clear success. The summit itself is to be held on July 16 in Helsinki, Finland.
Cultural appropriation, deep state trojan horse and the war on cops + this day in history w/the escape of the Baader-Meinhoff Gang and our song of the day by Pennywise on your Morning Monarchy for May 14, 2018.
A recurring pattern of the Russiagate investigation is that whenever pressure increases on the FBI and on Special Counsel Mueller an indictment appears.
This happened in October when following the FBI’s admission that the Trump Dossier – the keystone in the “evidence” of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia – could not be verified and the Wall Street Journal called for Special Counsel Mueller to resign, indictments against Paul Manafort, Rick Gates and George Papadopoulos appeared.
Hot on the heels of the publication of the GOP memorandum (discussed by me here) has come another potentially even more extraordinary development in the Russiagate scandal.
This is the publication of a massively redacted version of the referral sent by Senators Grassley and Lindsey Graham to Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein requesting that the Justice Department consider whether a criminal prosecution of Christopher Steele, the compiler of the Trump Dossier, should be brought.
The FBI and DOJ presented the dossier to the FISA court to get the wiretap warrant and signed an affidavit affirming they believed the dossier was reliable, but they knew it was funded by Democratic Party money and that the author of the dossier hated Trump. Three weeks ago, Rod Rosenstein threatened House Intel Chairman Devin Nunes and other members of Congress, saying he was going to subpoena their texts and messages because he was tired of dealing with the Intel Committee.
When I read the GOP memorandum late yesterday a few hours after it was published it became immediately obvious to me why the Democrats, the Justice Department and the FBI had so strenuously resisted publishing it.
