Russiagate Ain’t Over

Even in victory the Democrats are rearing the ugly head of Russiagate to further vanquish the vanquished and protect their power, writes Joe Lauria.

[consortiumnews.com]

{Such of course was the case with WikiLeaks‘ publication of the Clinton and Podesta emails. (Even though Russia was immediately blamed, four DNC officials did resign, including the chairwoman— sacrificial lambs to keep Clinton in place.)}

Although she resigned, she was allowed to go on and win a questionable election to keep her seat in Florida. Not quite the reward she was looking for, but she survived within a power structure that could have ended her career and freedom. A figure that was nearly a daily visitor of MSCM, she was virtually reduced to obscurity in that arena and following election cycles. In case anyone would be foolish enough to raise the right questions. I have to wonder how it feels for her to be constantly looking over her shoulder now knowing at any time a skeleton might find its way out of the closet and put her and her family at risk.

{Shawn Henry, the head of the company CrowdStrike hired by the Democratic Party and Clinton campaign (while keeping the FBI away) to examine the DNC servers declared under oath to the House Intelligence Committee that no evidence of a hack was discovered.}

In fact, his actual statement was that there was no evidence that the data base was infiltrated. In other words. No one using the Internet hacked into the DNC data base. The information Wikileaks obtained was directly downloaded from the DNC data base onto a memory device such as a disc or thumbs drive then passed on. According to Craig Murray, he was the recipient of that device while meeting the person, most likely from within the DNC, who downloaded the information in DC. Then passing it on to Wikileaks. Our government nor our intelligence and MSCM have had absolutely no interest in exposing the truth behind the crimes and unethical practices that occurred in 2016, including Bernie Sanders.