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To: Bonefish who wrote (1055138)	2/17/2018 8:42:28 AM
From: Land Shark	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1574061

LOL dum dum, dumb post of yours is totally meaningless..: it’s clear the extent of Russian meddling was hugely unprecedented and bought and paid for by the criminal trump campaign

To: Bonefish who wrote (1055138)	2/17/2018 8:45:01 AM
From: Sdgla	1 Recommendation Recommended By majaman1978 Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1574061

Mueller Indictments a Pathetic Reflection of American Stupidity By Shayne Heffernan on February 16, 2018 1 Comment Mueller Indictments a Pathetic Reflection of American Stupidity Beyond Idiotic No telling how much money was wasted by the US in identifying what appears to be Cartoon based conspiracy theories against Russia. According to the indictment, the parties in question formulated a number of plans to support the campaign of President Donald Trump and disparage former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Their plans included political rallies and posing as grassroots groups. However, the examples provided in the document raise questions about how they could have ever been effective in swaying the election. Bizarre birthday wishes On May 29, 2016, the defendants arranged for an American to stand in front of the White House and hold a sign reading: “Happy 55th Birthday Dear Boss.” The indictment claims this is related to the June 1 birthday of Russian oligarch Evgeny Prigozhin, who allegedly paid for the campaign. Derogatory comments According to the indictment, participants in the campaign posted “derogatory information” about a number of candidates, including Clinton and Senators Marco Rubio (R-Florida) and Ted Cruz (R-Texas). The indictment does not outline the actual content of the comments posted. Used hashtags Demonstrating evil genius, the defendants used a number of hashtags in their social media posts, such as #Trump2016 and #Hillary4Prison. “Choose peace, vote Jill Stein” The evil Russian masterminds allegedly encouraged minorities not to vote, using fake accounts like Woke Blacks and Blacktivist to say: “Choose peace and vote for Jill Stein.” On a Muslim account, they posted: “American Muslims are boycotting elections today, most of the American Muslim voters refuse to vote for Hillary Clinton because she wants to continue the war on Muslims in the middle east and voted yes for invading Iraq.” The accounts may have been fake, but what exactly isn’t true about this? Sad political rallies The defendants organized a number of political rallies, posting about them on their social media accounts and asking other groups to promote them. For the “Support Hillary, Save American Muslims” rally on July 9, 2016, in Washington DC, they allegedly got an American to hold a sign saying: “I think Sharia Law will be a powerful new direction of freedom.” It was supposed to be attributed to Clinton. This was actually reported by the Daily Beast in September. Two “March for Trump, Down with Hillary” rallies were also organized in July 2016. This was also reported by the Daily Beast. Clinton in a cage In one instance, defendants asked a US citizen to build a cage for someone to stand in dressed as Clinton in a prison uniform. Presenting the indictment to reporters on Friday, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein acknowledged that none of these efforts actually affected the outcome of the election, and that there was nothing in the allegations to show that any Americans involved knew what was going on.