There you go, you're writing has improved. Youve now included a new word in your sentence, "indictment".
Now let's look at the "indictments" shall we. What is an indictment? It's a formal charge The overwhelming majority are related to Russian citizens, who will never face trial. As such we do not know exactly how the charges would stand up to proving guilt.
Now let's look at the remaining, small number of Americans who were charged and either plead guilty or were convicted. Manafort, by far, was the most prominent case, and what were in his charges? Anything to do with Russia? No, the Mueller Report explicitly stated "we did not establish that any Americans conspired with any foreign agents or entities." So what were his charges? Most of the charges were financial crimes related to his activity in the Ukraine, years before the election, related to events the FBI had already known about prior to the Mueller investigation. And his charges of false statements, again, we're not related to the election.
Papadopoulos? Yeah, this was a joke. Again no crimes related to conspiracy with Russia. He was charged with making false statements.
Flynn, charged with making false statements about his conversations which were POST ELECTION with a Russian Ambassador. The conversation in question with the Russian Ambassador was perfectly LEGAL, however for some reason, he lied about it, which is the crime. It's perfectly legal for officials belonging to an incoming administration to speak with foreign ambassadors AFTER WINNING AN ELECTION. Once again, we have no crimes or even charges related to the election.
James Corsi was never charged.
Roger Stone was charged with making false statements and witness tampering. Nothing however established conspiracy with Russia or Wikileaks. He lied about conversations he had with a reporter who he later tried to convince to say they never spoke. The conversations were about getting in touch with Julian Assange, who is not a Russian, but the indictment does not claim Stone knew about any actions WikiLeaks would take or that he ever got in touch with Assange. Even if he had spoke with Assange, this would not be illegal which is why he was not charged with any conspiracy to contact Assange.
The vast bulk of the charges related to Americans were related to making false statements, with no evidence ever being produced to support the narrative of Russian Collusion. So yes, it was a witch hunt.