Mueller’s Star Witness Pleads Guilty in Illegal Scheme to Funnel Foreign Millions to Hillary Clinton’s 2016 Campaign

One of Mueller’s star witnesses, George Nader, a notorious pedophile serving a ten-year sentence has once again been found guilty, this time for funneling millions from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to the Hillary Clinton campaign in 2016. Did she know about it? I can’t say for certain, but it seems absurd to me that you would spend millions to influence if the recipient doesn’t know you are giving it. It’s not like she has not been paid to play in the past.

We reported previously that George Nader, a Lebanese-American businessman and one of Mueller’s ‘star witnesses’ was charged 89n 2019 for child sex crimes. In June 2020, a federal judge in Virginia sentenced Nader to ten years in prison, the very minimum he could have received. Nader had previously been convicted on child pornography charges. Nader had possessed child pornography and had brought a young boy into the country for sex.

Robert Mueller had questioned Nader, trying to find out if he was influencing US policy for the benefit of the UEA during 2017 when he allegedly arranged a meeting between Blackwater founder Erik Prince and a Russian official, in hopes of connecting Trump to the scheme through the former Hillary bagman. That does not even make sense, but remember, this was Mueller.

The Washington Examiner reported:

The Department of Justice revealed in a December sentencing memo that Nader had pleaded guilty to a single count on July 22, 2020. The court filing says Nader and Ahmad “Andy” Khawaja, a Los Angeles-based chief executive of Allied Wallet, “orchestrated a scheme to funnel over $3.5 million in foreign funds into the 2016 presidential election.” The DOJ added that they “did so to gain direct access to unsuspecting high-level political figures to further their professional endeavors: in the defendant’s case, out of a desire to lobby on behalf and advance the interests of his client, the government of the United Arab Emirates; in Khawaja’s case, in the hopes of securing political appointment in the future.”

Nader was indicted in December 2019 for what prosecutors said was his role in a scheme to conceal large sums of illegal campaign contributions to help Clinton in 2016. He was accused of conspiring with Khawaja to conceal the source of more than $3.5 million in campaign contributions to political committees associated with Clinton.

Khawaja gave more than $4 million to Clinton’s campaign and other Democrats during the 2016 cycle but later donated $1 million to former President Donald Trump’s inaugural committee after Clinton lost. As he shifted his focus to Republicans after the 2016 election, the Lebanese-born Khawaja met with Trump at a Manhattan fundraiser and got a photo with the president in the Oval Office.

Steven Ahle