Judges Should Dismiss the Mueller Indictments

The loathsome effort of the Obama personnel in federal service to destroy the American governmental structure because they lost the election is treasonable conduct.

The intransigent radical-left political Obama appointees are using every effort to debase President Trump, aided and abetted by the news media. Specifically, high Department of Justice (DOJ) and FBI officials, not the rank and file employees, have colluded to destroy a duly elected president.

The attack on Trump began in 2016 before the election, when hundreds of Obama appointees and some career government employees conspired to vilify and destroy Trump. This included DOJ conspirators Attorney General Loretta Lynch, Deputy AG Sally Yates, Bruce Ohr, and others. FBI conspirators included James Comey, Andrew McCabe, Peter Strzok, Lisa Page, and others.

Meanwhile, in the Spring of 2016 Fusion GPS, a Washington public relations firm, hired by a Democratic law firm, began an attack on Trump. Christopher Steele, a British former intelligence agent and Trump-hater, was hired by Fusion to investigate Trump. Steele gathered 17 reports in 2016 and formulated them into “the Steele Dossier.”

The Hillary Clinton campaign, the Democrat National Committee, and the FBI combined to pay an estimated $1 million to Steele. The Steele Dossier alleges that Carter Page met with several Russian officials. It alleges that a “well developed conspiracy of cooperation” between Trump associates and the Kremlin developed. Steele reported Trump had an outre encounter with females in Moscow, among other baseless chatter.

Former FBI Director James Comey told President-elect Trump in January 2017, and repeated later, that the dossier was “scandalous and unverified.” While former Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe told Congress that without the dossier the Bureau would not have been granted the Carter Page surveillance authority by the FISA Court.

The FBI did in fact use the “unverified” dossier to obtain a surveillance authority of Page in October 2016. In March 2017, Page was interviewed by FBI agents. On May 17, 2017, Robert Mueller was appointed Special Counsel to investigate Russian interference in the 2016 elections, by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, his friend.

As of May 28, 2018, Page has not been charged by Mueller or any U.S. Attorney.

Concerning the Page surveillance application, there are problems with representations in the FBI agent’s affidavit, including facts that occurred in 2013 — use of stale data is not acceptable for surveillance applications.

In May 2018, two U.S. District Court Judges (Eastern District of Virginia and the District of Columbia) have determined Robert Mueller’s investigation appears unbridled and traveled far beyond the FISA authority.

One Judge questioned how Mueller’s indictment of former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort’s decade old financial activities relate to 2016 alleged Russian election interference. The Judge wants to see the scope of Mueller’s investigative mandate approved by the FISA Court Judges. Recent court filings by Manafort’s lawyers demonstrate no evidence of his meeting with Russians. Mueller’s allegations appear dismissible.

The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 (FISA) has been the Obama DOJ and FBI spying tool. DOJ and FBI officials should be called to task about their misuse of the law.

FISA warrant applications must be anchored on reliable and credible information. This means the government officer signing the application must swear to the accuracy, honesty, and reliability of the information. The Page surveillance application appears to fail on all counts.

The news media and the radicals brag about the indictments Mueller and his team have brought. One indictment of 13 Russian individuals, and 3 business entities is a waste of time and money. One entity, Concord Management and Consulting, LLC, has answered the indictment and demanded discovery.

Concord Catering, another charged entity, was not even in existence at the time set forth in the indictment. Incompetence or malfeasance?

The indicted Russian persons and the third business entity will never appear and Mueller knows this. The indictment is a legal joke. Mueller may be guilty of abuse of process.

The defense pleading in all Mueller cases present and future is a Motion to Dismiss. This Motion attacks the indictment for many reasons, faulty service, improper jurisdiction, failure to track the statutory language, and the list goes on.

Based on newly revealed information, General Flynn’s attorneys will move to withdraw his plea to the Mueller charge.

Mueller’s indictments have been based upon false and fraudulent facts and information that dooms any and all his convictions or pleas. No indictment to date involves Russian interference in elections. The FISA Court Judges must be appalled.

Mueller cannot rely on the likes of Comey, McCabe, Strzok, Steele, Yates, Stefan Halper, and others as prosecution witnesses — their credibility is nonexistent. They may be defendants, themselves, soon.

Judges should dismiss the Mueller indictments — sua sponte.

James H. Walsh was associate general counsel with the U.S. Department of Justice Immigration and Naturalization Service from 1983 to 1994. Read more reports from James Walsh — Click Here Now.