The Clinton’s get busted again. It’s a never-ending saga that somehow always seems to out do itself.
Special counsel Robert Mueller is getting the cooperation of a Lebanese-American businessman with ties to Arab royalty in his probe of foreign influence on the Trump presidential campaign, including the possibility of a back channel between the Kremlin and the Trump transition team.
George Nader testified last week to the Mueller grand jury.
Mr. Nader is an adviser to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed Al-Nahyan of Abu Dhabi, the de facto ruler of the United Arab Emirates. According to The Times, Mr. Mueller is investigating whether Emirati money found its way to the Trump campaign, which would be illegal.
That sounds very official and all but perhaps Mueller might ask his new star witness in the Trump investigation what he was doing partying on an exclusive island resort with Bill Clinton.
Especially when The Clinton’s have been caught helping fund the bogus Trump dossier which helped launch Mueller’s probe.
And you haven’t even seen the all the pictures yet.
During Trump’s transition to the White House, Bill Clinton was at a lavish resort in Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic with Nader. That was BEFORE the Mueller investigation. You do the math.
Nader pictured far right.
Ricardo Cheaz, Bill Clinton, George Nader, José Calzada,
Rolando Gonzalez Bunster
Hillary did not travel with Bill during this junket. Can’t you tell?
Looks like a credible witness.
Just another chapter in the Mueller Russian investigation.
Mueller probe zeroes in on potential back channel between Trump campaign, Kremlin
Special counsel Robert Mueller is reportedly getting the cooperation of a Lebanese-American businessman with ties to Arab royalty in his probe of foreign influence on the Trump presidential campaign, including the possibility of a back channel between the Kremlin and the Trump transition team.
Citing “two people familiar with the matter,” The New York Times reported Tuesday evening that George Nader testified last week to the Mueller grand jury.
Mr. Nader is an adviser to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed Al-Nahyan of Abu Dhabi, the de facto ruler of the United Arab Emirates. According to The Times, Mr. Mueller is investigating whether Emirati money found its way to the Trump campaign, which would be illegal.
In addition, according to a Wednesday report in the Washington Post, Mr. Mueller is probing whether Mr. Nader had convened a January 2017 meeting in the Seychelles as a form of surreptitious diplomacy.
The Times had reported, citing “three people familiar with the meeting” that the Abu Dhabi crown prince convened the meeting in the Indian Ocean resort-island involving Mr. Nader and advisers to both the U.S. and Russian presidents.
Blackwater security founder Erik Prince, an informal adviser to the Trump presidential-transition team, met there with fund manager Kirill Dmitriev. Mr. Nader had been a consultant for Blackwater.
“A witness cooperating with Mueller has told investigators the meeting was set up in advance so that a representative of the Trump transition could meet with an emissary from Moscow to discuss future relations between the countries, according to the people familiar with the matter, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive matters,” the Post wrote.
And according to The Times, Emirati officials also believed the American and the Russian were representing their respective presidents.
However Mr. Prince denied in testimony before Congress last fall that he was speaking for the Trump transition team and called his encounter with Mr. Dmitriev just a friendly conversation over a drink that took place by chance.
Author: Michael
Handsome Devil..... and Smart too.
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