OF THE
TIMES
The Justice Department appointed a special counsel Wednesday to investigate possible coordination between President Trump's associates and Russian officials — a clear signal to the White House that federal investigators will aggressively pursue the matter despite the president's insistence that there was no "collusion'' with the Kremlin.
Robert S. Mueller III, a former prosecutor who served as the FBI director from 2001 to 2013, has agreed to take over the investigation as a special counsel, Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein announced. The move marks a concession by the Trump administration to Democratic demands for the investigation to be run independently of the Justice Department. Calls for a special counsel intensified after Trump fired FBI Director James B. Comey last week.
Comment: As presented, this operation is fairly harmless, certainly less harmful than the spurious BS put out by Establishment media and government sources ("Saddam's missiles can reach the UK inside 45 minutes" being just one notorious example). What's overlooked by these do-gooders is the massive online sockpuppetry waged by the intelligence services for at least a decade, and confirmed by the Snowden leaks.
Anyway, they're losing the information war. The only real option left for their Masters is heavy election rigging.