Donald Trump campaign caught red handed in DNC email theft
For quite some time it’s been painfully clear that Russian government hackers and cyberterrorist group Wikileaks conspired to steal Democratic National Committee emails during the election, and released them in an attempt at helping Donald Trump. The trick has been proving what we instinctively already know: that the Trump campaign was in on this treasonous theft. Now it looks like Special Counsel Robert Mueller has that proof.
Here’s what Paul Wood, from respected British publication The Spectator, just wrote as part of a lengthy expose: “An American lawyer I know told me that he was approached by a Cambridge Analytica employee after the election. They had the Clinton emails more than a month before they were published by WikiLeaks: ‘What should I do?’ Take this to Mueller, the lawyer replied.” Wait a minute here, because this sounds like it’s the whole ballgame.
Cambridge Analytica was the voter data analysis arm of the Donald Trump campaign. This means the Trump campaign had the DNC emails long before WikiLeaks released them. That means someone involved with the theft gave the emails to the Trump campaign before any decision was made about releasing them to the public. If this individual followed the lawyer’s advice and went to Mueller, then it means Mueller has proof that the Trump campaign knowingly received stolen goods from a foreign enemy in an attempt at altering the outcome of the election. That’s not just collusion, it’s treason.
This leads to questions about which individuals in the Donald Trump campaign were conspiring with Russia and WikiLeaks on these emails, and which campaign officials knew about it. So many of Trump’s people were in communication with Russia during the election, there’s no way for us to pin it down. But you can bet the individual in question knows those answers. This is a reminder that Robert Mueller has always been several steps ahead of what the public and the media have known about the Trump-Russia plot at any given time.
