Mueller’s indictment is one of the most important U.S. government documents ever written. It’s worth reading and understanding thoroughly. Five things stand out to me (1/6): wired.com/story/inside-t…
1) As detailed as Mueller’s document is, President Trump has surely had access to even more detailed information for over a year—and still done nothing about Russia (2/6): wired.com/story/inside-t…
2) The July 2016 date of the IRA’s “Down with Hillary” rally in New York, organized weeks in advance, is the same day that Wikileaks releases the stolen DNC emails. Coincidence? (3/6) wired.com/story/inside-t…
3) Who is the third unindicted and unnamed Russian traveler who visited Atlanta for four days in 2014? Mueller knows who this person is, so if he or she isn’t named and charged, there’s a reason: (4/6) wired.com/story/inside-t…
4) Mueller will now almost certainly bring separate charges against the Russian intelligence officers, from Fancy Bear and Cozy Bear, involved in hacking the DNC: (5/6) wired.com/story/inside-t…
5) This was clearly an expensive and expansive operation with the personal approval of Vladimir Putin. No way something this big doesn't have his personal sign-off: (6/6) wired.com/story/inside-t…
