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I'm seeing the same thing, in relatively mainstream conservative fora. The most convincing part of this seems to be that Alwaleed bin Talil has longstanding ti

I'm seeing the same thing, in relatively mainstream conservative fora. The most convincing part of this seems to be that Alwaleed bin Talil has longstanding ties with the US political system, particularly on the left. His past work with the Podestas has many eyebrows raised. There are also dozens of sealed federal indictments pending, which I'm told is quite unusual. The assumption seems to be that they are related to Mueller's investigation although I've seen no compelling evidence that this is the case, aside from timing and wishful thinking.

dragonwriter 9y ago
> There are also dozens of sealed federal indictments pending, which I'm told is quite unusual. The assumption seems to be that they are related to Mueller's investigation although I've seen no compelling evidence that this is the case, aside from timing and wishful thinking. Neither the total number, nor timing, is particularly unusual; then speculation about Mueller is mostly based on the number in D.C. between the Manafort and Papadopoulos indictments being somewhat higher than would be expected by random chance, but even that is fairly weak. There is basically zero evidence of anything unusual with sealed indictments.
TwoFactor 9y ago
The parties involved in the sealed indictments are actually leaked in the RSS feed. https://ecf.dcd.uscourts.gov/cgi-bin/rss_outside.pl https://ecf.dcd.uscourts.gov/cgi-bin/rss_outside.pl