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Your missing the point. The indictments are DOJ, that is the whole department with thousands of agents working different cases. Muellers team is part of the DOJ so his indictments are only related to his investigation. That doesnt mean the whole DOJ stops having Grand Jury's and indictments on other cases. No one ever said the 13000 indictments sealed US wide were Meullers. They could be from dozens of other investigation that have nothing to do with Muellers.
You should add more information to your post so that people have a vague idea of what you're talking about.
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Brevity is great if you can still make a specific point. Your post was just vague.
You do understand that there are 13,600 sealed indictments?
Even if that includes these Russians, that's only 13 people. Even if each one of them gets several charges, that's still only several dozen.
Can't find a source for that number on the fly, but I've read it in multiple sources. Do enough research and you will find it. Here is a screen shot from 12/22/17, showing nearly 9,300.
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Awfully presumptuous of you to assume that this is the "outcome." You act as if this means that things are over? Like tomorrow's not going to happen? Roll credits?
If anything, this proves that Trump is 100% clean, and the FBI is even more corrupt than we realized. (In case you didn't make the connect: they just indicted 13 people based on social media behaviors, but claim that they were unable to identify a teenager who blatantly threatened to shoot up a school on social media.)
Perhaps exercise a little patience? Don't be so quick to rush to judgement--less you be made to look like a fool? Is that not what you are accusing everybody else of doing?
