On July 31, 2016 sufficient "evidence" of Trump-Russia collusion existed to start an investigation. After $30 million and nearly three years of investigating, the FBI and Mueller's team found no evidence of collusion. How could that be? There is an obvious answer. The initial "evidence" was phony and planted. The real crime was not collusion. The real crime was creating and planting the evidence. Mifsud is the "smoking gun."
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On July 31, 2016 sufficient "evidence" of Trump-Russia collusion existed to start an investigation. After $30 million and nearly three years of investigating, the FBI and Mueller's team found no evidence of collusion. How could that be? There is an obvious answer. The initial "evidence" was phony and planted. The real crime was not collusion. The real crime was creating and planting the evidence. Mifsud is the "smoking gun."
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