BOMBSHELL and I mean BOMBSHELL news has just been released by the FBI.
James Comey, the director of the FBI, has just announced that they are
re-opening the FBI investigation into Hillary Clinton's 33,000 deleted
emails.
This news comes with only eleven days left until the finality of the
campaign. Comey states in his report that due to another ongoing
investigation, in which further evidence relating to Hillary Clinton was
discovered, the FBI has deemed it responsible to reopen her case.
Wait a moment, you ask. I thought this was over? Well, I
guess not. It appears that crime truly doesn't pay.
The FBI WOULD NOT, I repeat, WOULD NOT be reopening this case at this
critical period in time, knowing the dramatic effects it would have on her
candidacy, UNLESS they had a very strong suspicion that illegal activity had occurred
- an activity that could find Hillary Clinton possibly convicted of a crime,
or possibly a number.
Director James Comey's full
statement can be read below:
In another startling development, Hillary Clinton's campaign manager, Robby Mook, who has been exposed as
being possibly aware of Hillary's wrongdoings due to the recently leaked Podesta emails, has DELETED
his entire Twitter feed except for one measly pinned tweet!
What this could possibly mean is anyone's best guess, but it does not look
good!
With Hillary's artificial lead in the highly manipulated polls already
rapidly evaporating, it will come as no surprise to me if after this news,
she completely tanks in the coming days.
Already the vast majority of Americans do not believe her to be
"trustworthy", nor honest. After this news, there can be no doubt
that these people were 100% accurate in their assessment.
Get ready, boys and girls, we've only got eleven days to go and things are
going to get a whole lot more ugly before they get any better. Hold on tight.
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Nathan McDonald is a libertarian, entrepreneur and precious metals
enthusiast. He has always taken a keen interest in free markets and
economics since an early age, which naturally led him to become a true
believer in precious metals and all that they stand for.
Nathan served eight years in the Royal Canadian Navy as an
electronics technician, seeing the true state of the world, before starting
his first successful business. He has since gone on to create a number of
businesses, all of which are still in operation and growing.
In addition to this, Nathan runs a network of successful precious
metals blogs, and a growing newsletter that has attracted readers from all
around the world.
He is a regular and highlighted writer for the highly respected
Sprott Money Blog, which covers world events, geopolitics and of course
precious metals.
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