[Libloather]

Week old news, I know. Didn't see anything about it. Possible update -

Judge Orders Mueller To Prove Russian Company Meddled In Election

Concord Management and Consulting, LLC. - one of three businesses indicted by Mueller in February along with 13 individuals for election meddling, surprised the special counsel in April when they actually showed up in court to fight the charges. Mueller's team tried to delay Concord from entering the case, arguing that the Russian company not been properly served, however Judge Dabney Friedrich denied the request - effectively telling prosecutors 'well, they're here.'

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-10-20/judge-orders-mueller-prove-russian-company-meddled-election

[Mark17]

It was special counsel Robert Mueller’s office, he said, who “made up a crime to fit the facts they have.”

Muellar made something up? No, that couldn’t possibly happen, could it? Not in a million years. /S

[rbg81]

I’ve thought this for the longest time. Accusing someone of spreading disinformation on the Internet is like handing out speeding tickets at the Indy 500. Even worse, getting in the business of regulating “truth” is very dangerous and highly biased, especially when it comes to interpreting what is essentially political propaganda.

[Fester Chugabrew]

Dan Coats is deeply concerned.

[UCANSEE2]

Photo of Russian Trolls.

[Openurmind]

“If people lying about who they are on the Internet and engaging in political speech is a crime, he argued, then every politician in America would be in prison.”

And not just on the internet... It’s a tolerated occupation... Political Representatives make a whole career based on misrepresentation...