>>2525148 lb

>They claim that Mueller’s team overstepped the authority granted to him by indicting Manafort with crimes that were not directly related to Russian election meddling.

HINT: They were.

Mercury Public Affairs LLC

Steven Schmidt used to work at MercuryLLC

Yes, the same Mercury that was working with Podesta and Manafort in Ukraine

Vin Weber, from Mercury, was also just referred to the SDNY by Mueller (along with Podesta and Craig)

Then he went to Edelman.

But just resigned last month.

https://www.prweek.com/article/1488977/steve-schmidt-time-met-trump-hes-voting-for-legacy-sarah-palin

He also has another firm

Schmidt is focusing on "discrete advising" of clients on image, reputation, and crisis work, in addition to his political commentary for MSNBC. He’s the owner of Park City, Utah-based SES Strategies, which he launched five years ago.

https://www.prweek.com/article/1488977/steve-schmidt-time-met-trump-hes-voting-for-legacy-sarah-palin

There is something more going on here.

We should look closer at Edelman and SES.

>>2525435

SES Strategies

Based in Utah - claim 2 employees at this location

7394 Bitner Ranch Road

Park City, UT 84098

$65k/revenue per year

But Linked in shows several other 'employees' in the UK?

https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/people/?facetCurrentCompany=%5B%22148138%22%5D

>>2525567

OR, Steven E Schmidt

S.E.S.

>>2525354

>>2525570

Theory that Obama's DHS and several (likely Dem) states set up a situation to allow their election records to be hacked by 'Russians'.

In parallel, starting in 2014/15 - long before Trump - the 'Russians' started setting up IRC and other troll farms and hacker teams.

This includes the CIA/cabal moles working inside the Russian FSB cyber group.

This was all going to be revealed AFTER Hillary won.

It was going to be used as part of the justification to amplify the war in Syria against the Russians, ultimately leading to WW3.

They re-purposed this preparation and narrative in early 2016 to implicate Trump.

>>2525694

>>2525734

He's talking about the Tymochenko case, where Manafort was listed as a defendent.

It was dismissed.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-tymoshenko-lawsuit/ex-ukraine-pm-tymoshenkos-u-s-racketeering-lawsuit-dismissed-idUSKCN0RI2BX20150918

Look at the law firm involved.

https://archive.org/stream/538591-tymoshenko/538591-tymoshenko_djvu.txt

Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom LLP

<<Craig.

>>2525776

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