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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1069009)	5/13/2018 9:55:39 AM
From: locogringo	1 Recommendation Recommended By FJB Respond to of 1576159

Mueller Indicted A Russian Company That Didn't Even Exist, Court Transcripts Say By Ryan Saavedra @RealSaavedra May 12, 2018 This week, one of the Russian companies accused by Special Counsel Robert Mueller of funding a conspiracy to meddle in the 2016 U.S. presidential election was revealed in court to not have existed during the time period alleged by Mueller's team of prosecutors, according to a lawyer representing the defendant. U.S. Magistrate Judge G. Michael Harvey asked Eric Dubelier, one of two lawyers representing the accused Russian company, Concord Management and Consulting LLC, if he was representing a third company listed in Mueller's indictment. "What about Concord Catering?" Harvey asked Dubelier. "The government makes an allegation that there's some association. I don't mean for you to – do you represent them, or not, today? And are we arraigning them as well?" "We're not," Dubelier responded. "And the reason for that, Your Honor, is I think we're dealing with a situation of the government having indicted the proverbial ham sandwich." "That company didn't exist as a legal entity during the time period alleged by the government," Dubelier continued. "If at some later time they show me that it did exist, we would probably represent them. But for purposes of today, no, we do not." The term "indict a ham sandwich" is believed to have originated from a 1985 report in the New York Daily News when New York Chief Judge Sol Wachtler told the news publication that government prosecutors have so much influence over grand juries that they could get them to "indict a ham sandwich." dailywire.com

To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1069009)	5/14/2018 9:49:21 AM
From: locogringo	2 Recommendations Recommended By Broken_Clock FJB Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1576159

Mueller is a national embarrassment 17 Don Surber by Don Surber ' Bungling Bobby Mueller is a walking miscarriage of justice. As FBI director, he personally took over the post-9/11 anthrax case -- and promptly hounded the wrong man. For 5 1/2 years. His behavior was so unprofessional that taxpayers had to pay $5.8 million to settle the harassment lawsuit. George Walker Bush did not have the intestinal fortitude to kick Mueller to the curb for that blunder. But wait, there is more. Those Russian indictments Team Mueller obtained are as useless as a rowboat in the desert. "Mueller Indicted A Russian Company That Didn't Even Exist, Court Transcripts Say," the Daily Wire reported. Who testified to the grand jury to get those indictments? Boris Badenov and Natasha Fatale? But wait, there is more. Boston radio talker Howie Carr wrote of how the FBI helped protect mobster White Bulger (whose brother just "happened" to be speaker of the Massachusetts House). The FBI left Bulger alone, called him an informant, and went after his rivals. Bungling Bobby had his ticket punched in Boston on his way to FBI director. "What did Bob Mueller know about the FBI’s framing of four innocent men for a murder they didn’t commit, and when did he know it?" Carr wrote last month. "This is an important question for the special counsel, and for two days I’ve been emailing his press office, asking for answers about his tenure in the U.S. attorney’s office here, specifically, his time as acting US attorney in 1986-87." Mueller indicts imaginary companies, pursues the wrong man so viciously it does millions of dollars in damages to the man, and may have been part of the framing of four men for murder to help out a Mafioso. The Washington press corps pushed this rotter as a man of virtue. Just like it did Comey.