Trump to expose anti-Russian Mueller’s role in 9/11 cover-up

Special counsel Mueller’s investigation into “Russian meddling” in the 2016 US election in support of Trump, has been faltering lately: Republicans think Trump is being framed by the FBI, a poll revealed.

Trump is currently preparing to expose Mueller’s 9/11-Saudi cover-up by releasing new information on how the Bushes and Clintons were also involved, according to high-level government sources. The revelations will most probably drop the hammer on Mueller’s never-ending anti-Russian probe.

Three-quarters of Republicans agree with Trump that Mueller has been leading a “witch hunt”, while only 13 percent of Republicans say that the investigation is a “legitimate investigation” according to a Economist/YouGov survey of 1 500 adults between May 6 and 8.

Worse still for the Mueller team is that 61 percent of Republicans believe the FBI is framing Trump. Just 17 percent of Republicans say the nation’s federal law enforcement agency isn’t after the president. Twenty-five percent of independents even believe Trump is being framed.

Mueller’s role in covering up Saudi Arabia’s ties to 9/11 meanwhile, is just the tip of the iceberg, Infowars reported. Previously Trump criticised former President George W. Bush for standing down during the 9/11 attack.

“I lost hundreds of friends, the World Trade Center went down during the reign of George Bush,” then-candidate Trump said during a debate in 2016. “He kept us safe? That is not safe.” Mueller is said to have been involved in the systematic cover-up, blocking the victim’s families who are attempting to seek compensation from Saudi Arabia for their role in the attacks.

The Washington Examiner reported that former Senator Bob Graham, who chaired the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence at the time, confirmed that Mueller directly intervened to bury any Saudi connection.

“Graham stated that Mueller personally intervened to cut off further inquiry regarding Saudi assistance to the hijackers in California. In an interview with Harper’s from October 2017, Graham stated that Mueller made a series of objections to having terrorist specialist and former FBI lawyer Michael Jacobson visit San Diego to see if there was a possible Saudi connection to the hijackers. When Jacobson discovered that the hijackers were close to an FBI informant named Abdussattar Shaikh, he demanded to speak to him — but Mueller refused and moved Shaikh to an undisclosed location ‘for his safety’.”

As head of the 400 FBI agent team in Los Angeles investigating the attacks, former FBI agent Stephen K. Moore also confirmed Saudi complicity in 9/11.

Evidence submitted in a lawsuit against the Saudi government reveals that its embassy in Washington may have funded a “dry run” for the hijackings which involved two Saudi nationals living undercover in the US as students.

“The court filing provides new details that paint “a pattern of both financial and operational support” for the 9/11 conspiracy from official Saudi sources,” according to the New York Post.

An attorney for 9/11 victim’s families, Jim Kreindler, told Fox News that the US war on Iraq necessitated the cover-up of the Saudi connection to 9/11, and Mueller was instrumental in this. The Saudis were US allies against Iraq’s Saddam Hussein.

Kreindler underscored how George W Bush was “good friends with the Saudi ambassador, who… gave $25 000 to one of the government agents who were helping Hosni and Mihdhar, the two terrorists”.

“There was this huge body of evidence that Saudi government officials prepared for the hijackers’ arrival, helped them, got them money, English lessons, safe houses and apartments, and provided the aid without which it would have been impossible, according to the FBI agents who were working the case, for the terrorists to succeed,” Kreindler explained.

“Interrogations were shut down, documents have been kept secret,” said Kreindler. He added that the cover-up continued under president Obama and then FBI Director James Comey. The 9/11 families are now demanding that the documents related to the cover-up, overseen by Mueller, be immediately declassified.

“There is no reason for thousands of documents that reveal both the Saudi role and our own government’s cover-up for 17 years to be kept secret,” Kreindler concluded.

Kathy Owens, who lost her husband on 9/11, told Fox News host Tucker Carlson that as head of the FBI at the time, Mueller “covered up and stifled the investigation into who was responsible for supporting the hijackers”.

The House Intelligence Committee earlier released a redacted version of the once-classified 28 pages from the Congressional Joint Inquiry into the 9/11 Commission report about the involvement of Saudi Arabia.

“While in the United States, some of the September 11 hijackers were in contact with, and received support or assistance from, individuals who may be connected to the Saudi Government,” the report reads. “There is information, primarily from FBI sources, that at least two of those individuals were alleged by some to be Saudi intelligence officers.”

Trump is threatening to release the information regarding Saudi Arabia, a country that reportedly accounted for 20 percent of Clinton’s campaign funding in 2016.