  A self-consistent consideration of the Lienard-Wiechert solition is given
including its heuristic deduction, which involves a future light cone (thus the
lightlike propagation of information from an arbitrarily moving pointlike
charge), and physical interpretation of this field via application of three
distinct reference frames (of an inertial observer, then a non-inertial one
retardedly co-moving with the charged source, and finally, co-moving with the
electromagnetic field). In the last frame the magnetic part of the
Lienard-Wiechert field identically (though not asymptotically) vanishes in all
spacetime together with the Poynting vector. In the second frame, the
properties of energy redistribution and radiation of the field are discussed.
The dynamically caused propagation velocity of the Lienard-Wiechert
electromagnetic field in a vacuum at any final distance from the source is less
than that of light.
