Money Laundering Charges Are Added to the Assault on Trump Associates

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Yesterday, an “anonymous source” told the Washington Post that the investigation into the president is morphing from a look into “collusion” to a look at “obstruction of justice.” That is the case Jim Comey laid out during his testimony for Mueller last week. We later heard there were “five” anonymous sources. In addition, Mueller is branching off and looking into money laundering by the Trump team.

Meanwhile, unless it’s another fake news story, Mueller or his team are leaking classified information and no one cares. Is this the kind of nation we are?

If Mueller doesn’t seek out and prosecute these leakers, expect the worst from this investigation. That’s if the story is true.

The New York Times, meanwhile, reported another leak Tuesday night that Mueller was also looking into possible money laundering by Trump campaign staffers and associates. The NY Times reports:

A former senior official said Mr. Mueller’s investigation was looking at money laundering by Trump associates. The suspicion is that any cooperation with Russian officials would most likely have been in exchange for some kind of financial payoff, and that there would have been an effort to hide the payments, probably by routing them through offshore banking centers.

Money laundering now!

That most likely concerns Paul Manafort who had a very temporary role in the Trump campaign. It could also be against General Flynn. They will destroy anyone to take down Trump, guilty or not.

Mueller is hinting at an obstruction of justice charge, the Times also reports, by requesting interviews with three high-ranking current or former intelligence officials. Calling former officials is calling Obama’s people.

The Times also had an anonymous source for this.

The media is part of the Deep State. It’s hard to know who’s leading the charge but it looks like the Revenge of the Deep State.


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