Re The Muller Russian report

["Dave Farber" <farber () gmail com>]

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> From: rvh40 () insightbb com
> Subject: Re: [IP] The Muller Russian report
> Date: July 19, 2018 at 3:10:52 PM GMT+9
> To: David Farber <farber () gmail com>
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> And this evening the NYT broke a story that said Trump was briefed on the Russian effort on January 6, 2017 - two 
> weeks before his Inauguration.
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> The briefing included names and emails and texts, and stated that Vladimir Putin personally okayed the project.
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> https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/18/world/europe/trump-intelligence-russian-election-meddling-.html
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> From: Shannon McElyea < shannonm () gmail com > 
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> Subject: Fwd: The Muller Russian report 
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> Date: July 19, 2018 at 3:01:38 AM GMT+9 
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> To: Dewayne Hendricks < dewayne () warpspeed com >, Dave Farber < dave () farber net > 
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> From: Richard E Toepfer < rtoepfer () aol com > 
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> Subject: Re: The Muller Russian report 
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> Date: July 17, 2018 at 4:32:34 PM PDT 
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> This is forwarded from my friend "ww" and, considering he voted for Trump and sends me daily screeds from Fox News, 
> his comment says a lot about it’s credibility. Feel free to circulate it further if you wish. 
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> I know who wrote this authorship is credible-- he is a liberal democrat. (ww) 
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> Ok, so I've actually sat down and read the entire 29 page Mueller indictment against the 12 Russian intelligence 
> officers, and it is totally insane. I literally can't believe the scope of this thing. I'm making this status public 
> (i.e., shareable), because people need to know about this shit. There is no way you can read the actual indictment 
> and not conclude that 1) there WAS a RUSSIAN conspiracy, 2) that the scope of that conspiracy was GARGANTUAN, 3) that 
> it was organized BY THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT [i.e., there's no way Putin didn't know about this], 4) That people 
> connected to the Trump campaign [and, shockingly, other U.S. Gov't officials] WERE INVOLVED, and 5) this is just the 
> beginning. If Mueller has already uncovered this amount of information with such specificity regarding the goings-on 
> in far-away Russia, there's NO WAY some serious shit isn't going to hit the fan going forward right here in the U.S. 
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> So, without further ado, here are the highlights: 
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> Article 1 of the indictment states that the Russian government actively set up multiple intelligence units (known as 
> the GRU) with the sole aim of interfering with the 2016 election. Two of these units, 26165, and 74455, were 
> specifically tasked with acquiring and releasing stolen documents via hacking. 
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> Article 2 specifically calls this a "conspiracy" and states that the 12 indicted Russians had contacts with "persons 
> known and unknown to the Grand Jury." 
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> Article 3: The aforementioned Russian intelligence units deliberately targeted the Clinton campaign. 
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> Article 4: They deliberately targeted the DNC as a whole. 
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> Article 6: In June of 2016, they released TENS OF THOUSANDS of hacked documents using fictitious online personas. 
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> Article 10: One of the intelligence officers, Boris Antonov, oversaw a department within 26165 tasked with hacking 
> the U.S. military, governmental (i.e., political) and non-governmental organizations. [i.e., they were spying on 
> every level of our gov't]. 
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> Articles 12-18: The Russian hackers often used various online aliases, both male and female, such as (but not limited 
> to) "Kate Milton," "James McMorgans," and "Karen Millen." Sergey Morgachev, another Russian hacker, was a Lt. Colonel 
> in the Russian military. He created the hacking malware used by dept. 26165, known as "X-Agent." Another hacker named 
> in the indictment, Nikolay Kozachek, was a Lt. Captain in the Russian military. Artem Malyshev (also named in the 
> indictment) was a Second Lieutenant in the Russian military. Aleksandr Osadchuk (also named in the indictment) is a 
> Colonel in the Russian Military. He oversaw the creation and dissemination of anti-Clinton material online. 
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> Article 19: Russian Military Officer Aleksey Potemkin, assigned to 74455, supervised the creation of fake social 
> media accounts used (among other things) in the release of DNC documents. 
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> Article 21: Over 300 individuals affiliated with the DNC were SUCCESSFULLY targeted. (Article 21 is lengthy, and 
> includes a detailed, play-by-play account of how 26165 and 74455 achieved their aims. Spoiler alert: It's crazy). 
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> Article 24, subsection B: The Russian's hacking of the DNC was so advanced that they were able to monitor individual 
> computers in real time. Subsection C states that their malware sent actual screenshots of DNC computer activity to a 
> server in Arizona that the Russians had access to. They were also able to capture keystrokes entered by DCCC 
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> Article 24, subsection D: They monitored individual DNC / DCCC employees for hours on end, and obtained information 
> about DNC fundraising plans and even banking information (as well as other personal information). 
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> Article 26 subsection A: By June 2016 the Russians had complete access to 33 DNC computers, totally and completely. 
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> Article 27: The GRU gained access to information regarding DNC opposition research, field operation plans, and the 
> Benghazi operation. 
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> Article 28, subsection B: Aside from the server in Arizona, the GRU also stored data to a server in Illinois, to 
> which they filtered large gigabytes of stolen information via a program they developed known as "X-Tunnel." 
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> Article 32: The DNC became aware of Russian attempts to hack their servers and hired a security firm to identify the 
> extent of the intrusions. The security firm (identified in the indictment only as "company 1") also put in place 
> measures to halt GRU access to DNC computers, but, despite this, the GRU was so efficient that they continued to 
> maintain access via "X-Agent" well through October of 2016. 
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> Article 33: The GRU immediately became aware of "company 1's" (referring here to the security firm that the DNC 
> hired) efforts, and took countermeasures in response. This included investigating / hacking "company 1" itself, and 
> later, apparently as a retaliatory measure against the DNC, setting up a wesbsite that redirected from a DNC online 
> political donations website, to another website set up by the GRU (in other words, the GRU took funds from DNC 
> donors, using the pretext of a false DNC donations website). 
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> Articles 35-36: The GRU set up another website, the sole purpose of which was to release stolen DNC documents. They 
> created fake social media accounts that falsely attributed this website's creation to a group of "American 
> hacktivists." It received over 1 million hits. 
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> Article 37: The GRU has also released stolen documents dating back to 2015 (i.e., they've been up to this for quite a 
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> Article 40: The notion of a "lone Romanian hacker" being responsible for the DNC leaks was a fiction deliberately 
> created by the GRU and disseminated via fake social media accounts. 
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> Article 42: Using a popular blogging site, the GRU set up a blog that used the most "searched for" keywords by 
> conspiracy theorists, (e.g., "Illuminati," "Worldwide," "Conspiracy," et. al.), -and used this website to further 
> disseminate the "lone Romanian hacker" conspiracy theory. (Article 46 of the indictment further states that later 
> entries on this blog site posted articles positing that the released, stolen documents had "nothing to do with 
> Russia.") 
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> Article 43, Subsection A: An individual the indictment identifies only as "a known member of congress" contacted an 
> online GRU dummy persona, ("Guccifer 2.0") and requested stolen documents related to their political opponent, and 
> the GRU / "Guccifer" responded by giving said member of congress access to the stolen data they were requesting. 
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> Article 43, Subsection B: The GRU released stolen documents to what the indictment identifies as "a lobbyist and 
> online source of political news." 
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> Subsection C: "Guccifer" / The GRU sent stolen documents pertaining to the "Black Lives Matter" movement to a 
> reporter (unidentified in the indictment), to which the reporter not only responded, but offered to write an article 
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> Article 44: The GRU, posing as "Guccifer 2.0" wrote to a person who was in regular contact with SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE 
> TRUMP CAMPAIGN. (The indictment includes direct quotes of their online conversation, and this is CLEARLY referring to 
> Roger Stone). 
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> Article 45, subsection B: The GRU, using an alias, contacted a U.S. reporter (unnamed in the indictment) and 
> ultimately gave them access to stolen DNC data. 
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> Articles 47-49: Here the indictment refers to an organization, identified only as "Organization 1," [I'm thinking, 
> Wikileaks] -which actually reached out to the GRU aliases seeking the stolen emails / data. "Organization 1" is 
> directly quoted by the indictment as having communicated to "Guccifer," that they should "send [Organization 1] any 
> new material [i.e., stolen data] here for us to review and it will have a much higher impact than what you are 
> doing." Organization 1 was given, and later released, said data, approximately 3 days before the Democratic National 
> Convention. In total, between October and November of 2016, over 50,000 stolen documents were released. 
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> Articles 50-79 : Lists the counts against the 11 Russian Military Personnel, which include charges of 1) Conspiracy 
> to Commit Offenses Against The United States, 2) Aggravated Identity Theft, 3) Conspiracy to Launder Money [according 
> to the indictment, over 95,000 USD$ was laundered], i.e. using cryptocurrency, that was then use to register domain 
> names, set up websites, create server infrastructure, et. al.,3) The Use of Transferred Money To Commit Crimes 
> Against The United States, 4) General Unlawful Conspiracy [It should be noted that many of these counts have 
> sub-crimes attached to them, such as unlawful hacking, etc.]. 
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> So, there it is folks. This WAS A RUSSIAN CONSPIRACY, massive in scope, directly linked to the Trump campaign, the 
> sole aim of which was to subvert Democracy. There is no way around it. 
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