12 Responses to “Rep. Matt Gaetz: ‘Unaccountable Special Prosecutor with Clear Conflicts of Interest’ Puts America at Risk of ‘Coup d’etat’”

1. ORLYS' SITE IS THE GREATEST SOURCE OF nwo KNOWLEDGE!!!!!!
   November 9th, 2017 @ 2:56 pm

   If Mueller and the others don’t back off, soon, then, they will be in harms way, just by continuing this charade!

2. John
   November 9th, 2017 @ 6:26 pm

   James Commey is DONE!

   Here is the whole thing, they (President Trump, AG Jeff Sessions) should listen to this guy,

   https://youtu.be/mDj7y4meDsk

   “Isn’t it true that in 2013, the largest bank of England, HSBC, was being investigated by federal authorities for laundering billions of dollars for the Mexican drug cartels, channeling money to the Middle East, specifically Iran, which is in violation of law”?

   “Isn’t it true that Robert Mueller, former director of the FBI and now the special counsel to investigate the alleged “collusion” between the Trump campaign and Russia… isn’t it true that Mr. Mueller was the chief counsel at HSBC… the same bank that was laundering money for the cartels?”

   https://youtu.be/Kag97tNXJTk

3. John
   November 9th, 2017 @ 6:51 pm

   Here’s the article containing all the information on the sell out of our Urainium to Russia. Thanks John Podesta!

   Russia seeks control of Canadian nuclear company working in U.S.
   https://www.thespec.com/news/world/article/268874–russia-seeks-control-of-canadian-nuclear-company-working-in-u-s
   DENVER Russia’s government is trying to enter the U.S. nuclear industry, poised to spend $1.5 billion to acquire a controlling share of Uranium One, a Canadian company operating in the Rocky Mountain region.
   “It is a normal commercial operation, not something that is operating on any political guidance,” Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak said Tuesday.
   “It doesn’t matter whether it is uranium, or steel, or oil or gas,” Kislyak said. “What is important is that the positive ties between our two countries seem to be getting more and more expanded. Politically, that is very important.”
   U.S. Treasury and nuclear regulatory officials must approve the deal, and some Republican lawmakers have objected.
   The Russian investment would bring about 100 new jobs, said Fletcher Newton, the Denver-based executive vice-president of strategic affairs for Uranium One.
   The deal would give Russian government-owned Atomredmetzoloto (ARMZ) a 51 per cent share of Uranium One.
   Uranium One is starting an in-situ mining project next year in Wyoming.
   ARMZ is the world’s fifth largest uranium producer, operating mines in Russia and Kazakhstan.
   ARMZ methods will be “significantly more environmentally friendly” than the mining and milling operations of Cotter Corp. and other private, U.S.-owned companies, said Newton, who is headed to Moscow this week.
   Colorado-based Cotter is mired in a conflict with Colorado regulators over required cleanups at a shuttered mill in Cañon City and a defunct mine west of Denver near a drinking-water supply reservoir.
   U.S. Treasury and Nuclear Regulatory Commission officials are looking into the transaction.
   A Russian-run company “cannot just take over facilities, take uranium out of the ground and ship it overseas,” said NRC spokesperson Dave McIntyre. “There are protections in place. What do they intend to do with it? We would need to approve any export of uranium once it is milled. We want the environment standards done at least as well as our regulations require.”
   Four Republican lawmakers have sent a letter to Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner raising concerns that the deal could lead to U.S. uranium reaching Iran.
   For years, Russia has supplied from 16 to 33 per cent of the uranium used at U.S. nuclear power plants under a program that converted uranium from Russian nuclear weapons.
   That program is coming to an end, Kislyak said. Production of fuel for nuclear plants “now can be done on the normal commercial basis. Where the production is going to be is for the economic operators to decide.”
   Nuclear power plants produce about 20 percent of the electricity Americans consume. Both the U.S. and Russia, where nuclear plants generate about 17 percent of its electricity, are planning to construct several new plants.
   Uranium One will not export any uranium mined in the Rocky Mountain region, Newton said. The plan is to sell it to U.S. utilities that have been depending on imports.
   And, given Russia’s “significant financial resources,” Newton said, U.S. federal and state environmental regulators “will likely be very happy to see Russia standing behind Uranium One on its responsibilities for environmental stewardship.”
   Uranium One currently employs about 40 people in Denver and 120 in Wyoming.
   Russia’s investment, including $600 million in cash “will enable us to increase those employment levels – more jobs both in Colorado and Wyoming,” Newton said.
   McClatchy-Tribune news service

4. John
   November 10th, 2017 @ 6:11 am

   Note: Most of the URL’s have been mysteriously changed and some information on the (Web pages)were taken down.

   I wonder who would do a thing like that.

5. dr_taitz@yahoo.com
   November 10th, 2017 @ 6:26 am

   where URLs were changed?

6. steve wittlake
   November 10th, 2017 @ 7:59 am

   Mueller belongs in jail hanging from a rope for his crimes while working for the Democrats.

7. John
   November 10th, 2017 @ 8:06 am

   When I looked at most of them they were ok, with the exception of about three, and now if you click on them most, they do not take you to the information that’s talked about.

   Here is some good news that I haven’t verified yet,

   https://truepundit.com/payback-crony-obama-judge-gets-booted-from-fusion-gps-case-after-true-pundit-exposed-blatant-conflicts-of-interest/

8. steve wittlake
   November 10th, 2017 @ 1:05 pm

   I remember when not to many years ago the FBI was a very well respected organization. Now it’s
   a very dirty organization that nobody respects.
   When did all the evil people like Mueller join
   the FBI? Did this all start with Obama?

9. dr_taitz@yahoo.com
   November 10th, 2017 @ 1:13 pm

   no Mueller was appointed by Bush

10. John
    November 10th, 2017 @ 3:33 pm

    Well, there goes a fair trial. Podesta Stacks the Court.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbLIg49PfII&feature=youtu.be

    https://www.spartareport.com/2017/11/judge-presiding-over-the-fusion-gps-case-teaches-and-is-friends-with-john-podesta/

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