Last July a young Democratic National Committee staffer named Seth Rich was murdered in cold blood, at night, on a Washington, D.C. street, with two bullets in his head, from behind, Mafia style. Or Clinton Crime Family style.  The D.C. police claim that it was a “robbery” even though nothing appears to have been stolen — not his wallet, cash, watch, cellphone, $2000 necklace, or car keys.  Several D.C. police authorities have told reporters that someone very powerful told them to “stand down” with their investigation of this murder.

Now a private investigator employed by the Rich family has discovered that Seth Rich had on his computer 45,053 emails and 17,761 attachments that were communications from within the DNC that he had sent to Wikileaks.    These emails were made public and showed, among other things, how the DNC under Debbie Blabbermouth-Schultz (as Rush Limbaugh has entertainingly tagged her) had rigged the primary process to screw Bernie Sanders and guarantee Hillary Clinton’s nomination.  Blabbermouth-Schultz was then fired from her position as chairwoman of the DNC and then immediately re-employed by the Clinton campaign.  Wikileaks has offered a $130,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the murderer(s).  So, apparently, it was Seth Rich, not “the Russians,” who sent this damning DNC information to Wikileaks.  The FBI is said to be “in possession” of all of this correspondence from Seth Rich’s computer, but of course no one expects anything to come of it.  That would require at least questioning those who had motive of revenge that led to the murder.  Such investigations are only for those of us who are among The Ignorant Masses and never our rulers in Washington.

Professional grifters like the Clintons know that a successful grifter always diverts the target’s attention away from the impending crime (usually theft with most small-time grifters).  The constant, never-ending, baseless, McCarthyite, drumbeat by the LMS (Lying Media Scum) about an Orwellian Russia conspiracy certainly fulfills that role.

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