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Repost from Graveyard this morning cuz it made me kek out loud:
PANIC in DC?
Filing in POTUS' suit, seems Corney and his lackeys are scurred?
>https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.flsd.610157/gov.uscourts.flsd.610157.10.0_1.pdf
Eyes on, b/c I hope nobody tries to false flag them somehow…anons want proper and legal justice…
Just found something in my archive: Robert Mueller and Viktor Yanukovych.
Context:
When Mueller Worked With Manafort’s Dictator Client
Betsy Swan
Published Apr. 06, 2018 5:06AM ET
>https://www.thedailybeast.com/when-mueller-worked-with-manaforts-dictator-client
"Almost exactly five years ago, Bob Mueller met Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych, then a client of Paul Manafort. At the time, the meeting drew little attention—just a Facebook post from the Ukrainian Embassy in the U.S. and a few short write-ups from wire services. But now, the moment has historical significance: It brought together two men who would later (indirectly) face off in a legal battle that’s shaking the White House and its allies. The FBI and Mueller’s spokesman both declined to comment for this story.
The meeting took place in Kyiv. The European Pressphoto Agency snapped a picture of them shaking hands, with Mueller wearing his trademark black suit and muted tie, and Yanukovych grinning.
Ukraine General Newswire reported that the two men discussed counterterror cooperation, which made sense: The pair met about two months after the Boston Marathon bombing.
“I would like to focus on the most important issue for us – the issue of combating terrorism,” Mueller said, according to a Ukrainian Embassy’s Facebook post. “I would like to say thank you for the assistance provided to us after the Boston Marathon.”"
Manafort, Boston Marathon bombing (why?), Podesta, Burisma-connected John Herbst, dossier-connected (I think) Jon Winer all mentioned.
Interdasting, almost like Mueller was getting/giving tips on how to Color Revolution…even funnier that this came at the ass-end of his specially extended term as FBI Director before Comey took over:
"Yanukovych wasn’t the only Russia-friendly Ukrainian who Mueller met with on that trip. An archived page from the Ukrainian security service’s website says he met with Oleksandr Yakymenko as well. As head of the country’s security service in 2014, Yakymenko appears to have signed off on a violent crackdown that resulted in the death of Euromaidan protesters. After the protests, he fled to Russia, according to Interfax-Ukraine. On Feb. 26, 2014, the country’s prosecutor general announced Yakymenko was wanted for the murder of protesters.
“You can’t predict ahead of time who’s going to end up with blood on their hands,” said Evelyn Farkas, a former Defense Department official focused on the region, of Mueller’s meeting with Yakymenko."
>https://archive.ph/WJ6Hh