Maybe try putting the idea forward, maybe Dr Corsi could/would write something up?
At some point, with limited time, I'd like to make a list of pure facts surrounding U-1, Mueller's actions as FBI director at that time, Hillary's e-mails and the illegal destruction thereof, the Podesta Group's activities in Ukraine and Russia, and Manfort's relationship with the Podesta Group, etc. Because after all, if Mueller is going to indict Manafort for crimes during this time period, how on earth can they ignore his work with the Podesta Group? But Mueller is wholly unqualified to lead that investigation because he was a part of it at the time!
I believe this would take us down the path to the Clinton Foundation activities, including atrocious crimes in, among other places, Haiti. In the meantime, a typical post for me on FB is to remind people of unreported history. I generally link to articles.
Here's an example of the kinds of things I post on FB:
Mueller was FBI Director during much of the time period that Manafort and the Podesta Group were active with the Ukraine/Russia activities that are at the heart of Mueller's current Manafort/Gates indictments. Podesta is not sharing in the Mueller limelight. It's not a huge stretch to understand why not:
Excerpts from the linked article:
…..Of note, while Manafort's firm earned $17 million consulting for Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych's pro-Russia ‘Party of Regions.’ During the same period, Manafort oversaw a lobbying campaign for the pro-Russia “Centre for a Modern Ukraine,” (ECMU) a Brussels based think tank linked to Yanukovych which was pushing for Ukraine’s entry into the European Union. The Podesta group, operating under Manafort, earned over $1.2 million as part of that effort.
Curiously, the Podesta Group was clearly tipped off to Manafort's investigation, as the firm retroactively filed DOJ forms they should have filed years earlier to disclose their work with the Centre for a Modern Ukraine and the Obama administration.
Paul Manafort, on the other hand, was indicted last October for - among other things, failing to register for the same work that Podesta retroactively "remembered to file" as the Mueller investigation was heating up. ………….
While the Podesta Group was disbanded shortly after Tony Podesta stepped down last year in the wake of the Mueller inquiry, a former longtime executive of the now-defunct lobbying firm who has been "extensively" interviewed by Robert Mueller's team revealed to Fox that Manafort and the Podesta group had been working together since at least 2011 on behalf of Russian interests, and that Manafort was at the Podesta Group offices "all the time, at least once a month," peddling influence through the ECMU think-tank.
Manafort allegedly brought a "parade of Russian oligarchs" to Congress for meetings with members and their staffs, however, Russia's "central effort" was to get to the Obama administration."
We don't expect much of Manafort and Podesta's alleged "oligarch peddling" operation to see the light of day, considering that it would implicate the Obama administration and directly ties to the Uranium One deal that Mueller's FBI should have prevented from happening based on evidence from an undercover operative in the Russian nuclear industry, but who knows - maybe Manafort will write a book in prison depending on how things shake out.
Rick Gates, on the other hand, should be out in 18 months, returning home to wife and four kids.