The Russian hacking indictment does plausibly explain the Podesta leaks. Russian hackers allegedly gained access to his account through an email getting him to change his password. Note that the earlier DNC leaks appear to be unrelated.
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Replying to @HbdNrx
If mueller was a remotely serious investigator, he wouldn’t be refusing to advance cases against Russians he has indicted.
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Replying to @Miche1T
Refusing to advance cases? Are you referring to the indictment today? I'm not sure how he's going to get ahold of those guys.
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Read up on what happened a few months ago: mueller indicted Russian spies and Russian companies for hacking, obviously & they’d never fight it. Russian spies can’t fight it, because they have to be in the country to do so, & will be jailed if they enter the country.
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And almost certainly convicted of something else if they show up. Russian companies, on the other hand, can just hire a lawyer. You can’t put a company in prison, so employees can hire lawyers to represent a foreign company.
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As soon as is indicted Russian companies showed up in court & asked to see the evidence against them as is the right in the American legal system, mueller began running away from the indictments & begging the judge to not let the case proceed. Unheard of.
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Ok, yes, that is quite interesting
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