
Former national security adviser Flynn pleads guilty to lying to FBI
– from Russia Today, Moscow

[ Editor’s Note: We have all been expecting a plea from Flynn, but there was no way to know what all it might involve. We still do not know, as this is just one count, and we don’t know if Flynn got this deal by agreeing to work with prosecutors on other issues.
The White House will of course try to tie a bow on the whole ordeal and put it to bed. Flynn has worse problems on his lucrative $530,000 deal with the Turks to help them get Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen, Erdogan’s number one public enemy, or scapegoat as the case may be.
The Feds had Flynn in a tight spot, as they are targeting his son, also. One of the top investigators Mueller brought in on his team was one who had a strong track record on getting pleas from suspects who had involved family members in their enterprise.
So this begs the question could Trump find himself in the same spot one day for bringing his daughter and son-in-law into the White House? Kushner’s dad was not only convicted for major fraud, but brought two other major fraud ex-convicts he met in prison into the family business when he was released – a classic “birds of a feather hang together” deal.

I would bet that Flynn’s plea will not be the end of the RussiaGate story.
And I say that meaning even the Democrats still have some worries for tagging Russia with their computer hacking scandal when there were multiple suspects, and Hillary chose the one she though she could profit the most from.
Ex-CIA people are accusing the agency of twisting the story to serve its own agenda with Russia, and that is not a minor thing. When foreign agencies try to rig Intel to throw law enforcement off the track, it is considered a national security attack. What is it when domestic Intelligence does the same thing?
Mueller is still very early in his investigation. We will be learning more when he is ready. But at VT, we are still waiting to see if Trump’s Russian Khazarian Mafia ties, his serial sexual abuse, and massive business swindling, most of them criminal conspiracy felonies, will get the attention they deserve… Jim W. Dean ]
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– First published … December 01, 2017 –
The charge was detailed in court documents unsealed on Friday. The document accuses Flynn of making “materially false, fictitious, and fraudulent statements” to law enforcement about a phone call he had with former Russian Ambassador to the US, Sergey Kislyak. The statements were made on January 24, four days after Trump was inaugurated.
Flynn, 58, pleaded guilty to the charge during a Friday morning hearing in Washington, DC.
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