Raising former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s role in approving Canadian-based Uranium-One uranium mining rights, about 20% of U.S. uranium resources, 70-year-old President Donald Trump has been accused of diverting attention from investigations into his alleged Russian link in the 2016 campaign. When Russia’s Atomic Energy Company, Rosatom, purchased a major stake in Uranium One, Hillary turned a blind eye while Uranium One donated millions of dollars to the Clinton Global Initiative, now defunct since Jan. 15. Shutting down the Clinton Global Initiative, the Clintons anticipated possible investigation by Trump’s Justice Department, something promised Oct. 9, 2016 in the second presidential debate at Hofstra University in Long Island, N.Y. Telling Hillary “she’ll be in jail if he’s president,” Trump’s getting closer to fulfilling his promise.
Since taking office Jan. 20, Trump’s been under the gun with the House and Senate Intelligence Committees investigating Russia’s role in the 2016 election. FBI Director James Comey agreed Jan. 16 with the CIA and former National Security Advisor James Clapper that Russia helped Trump win the election. Without citing any proof Comey and former CIA Director John O. Brennen insisted that Russia’s hacking of the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Campaign Chairman John D. Podesta helped Trump win the election. Neither Comey nor Brennen could explain how Hillary won nearly 3 million more popular votes than Trump, if indeed Russia helped Trump win the election. If you believe Comey, Brennen and Clapper, you’d have to believe that Russian President Vladimir Putin target marketed voters in Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania—something beyond preposterous.
Believing Hillary post-election-loss campaign narrative, you’d have to believe Comey scuttled Hillary’s chances of winning the election. When blaming Comey didn’t fly, Podesta blamed the Russians. Hillary accused Trump of being a “Russian puppet” Oct. 19 in the last presidential debate in Las Vegas. Hillary’s post-election-loss narrative stuck enough to convince Congress to probe Trump’s alleged ties to Russia. Comey revealed March 20 before the House Intelligence Committee that Trump had been under FBI surveillance since last July. When Trump tweeted March 5 that former President Barack Obama had his wires tapped, the media and political establishment went wild. Comey’s admission that either “incidental” or direct surveillance of Trump and his campaign team had been going on since last summer. Comey was given a Hillary-sponsored anti-Trump opposition report last July.
Hillary paid former MI6 agent Christopher Steele to dig up dirt on Trump, creating a concocted dossier documenting unverified claims about the billionaire real estate tycoon. Steele’s Trump dossier was given by Podesta to Sen. John McCain (R-Az.), one of Trump’s biggest detractors on Capitol Hill. McCain turned it over to Comey, justifying putting Trump and his campaign team under surveillance. When you consider that Comey’s been investigating Trump for the past eight months with nothing to report to the House Intelligence Committee March 20, it makes you wonder about any alleged Russian connection. Can you imagine, raising the issue of Hillary receiving millions in cash donations in 2009 to 2013 while Secretary of State from Uranium One to the now defunct Clinton Global Initiative is now called a diversionary tactic by mainstream press?
Media reports call Trump’s recent charges false about Hillary selling off some 20% of the U.S. uranium supply, nitpicking about whether it was uranium ore or actual uranium already mined and stockpiled. Whatever happened, Hillary and Bill got rich wheeling-and-dealing while she ran the State Department. Following Hillary campaign propaganda like sheep, the mainstream media look hopelessly diverted to the murky Trump-Russian connection, steering clear of Hillary’s role while Secretary of State bilking foreign governments of cash for access to the State Department. ”Why isn’t the House Intelligence Committee looking into the Bill & Hillary deal that allowed big Uranium to go to Russia, Russian speech money to Bill, the Hillary Russian “reset,” praise of Russia by Hillary or Podesta’s Russian Company,” Trump tweeted. “Trump Russia story is a hoax. #MAGA!”
Working quietly behind the scenes, 70-year-old Atty. Gen. Jeff Sessions gets closer to appointing a Special Prosecutor to look into illicit gains by the Clinton’s now defunct Clinton Global Initiative. Once Sessions appoints a Special Prosecutor to look into the Clinton Foundation, Trump’s Russia story will disappear from the map. All the bravado on the Trump-bashing liberal media will deflate, exposing real scandal with the Clintons and the extent of Obama White House involvement using the intel community for political purposes to investigate Trump and his campaign associates. Whether Trump gets a few details off on his tweets about Podesta or anything else, there’s much to look at when it comes how the Clinton’s enriched themselves taking big cash donations from foreign governments. Shutting down the Clinton Global Initiative Jan. 15 shows that Bill and Hillary are already covering their tracks.
