>>5767697

Beck is an interesting case. He has made some bad calls in the past, mainly associated with the Mormon Church … But I do not get "cabal" or "clown" vibes from him. He has long been one of the people trying to get others to see what is going on, while dissuading them from the violent approach.

Though he does play a bit of a ham in playing emotions.

I don't think he was ever a "never Trump" type of person, but he was certainly of the opinion that Trump would make a poor President. He and his crew seem to have largely come to the conclusion that their concerns were misplaced and that President Trump is doing many of the right things.

Gary Nolan was similar for some time, though he understood a lot of what was going on before President Trump, when he was just a candidate. If Gary differs on anything, he sees the wall as largely a distraction and the real issue is the benefits programs illegals come here for. Remove the free food and there's less reason for people to try and cross the border.

Which - I agree, although the problem is more than just voluntary illegal immigration. A lot of people just don't realize how corrupt things have become.

>>5767902

More or less. The image servers for Twitter are a PBS domain that is paid for by tax dollars. There is already a substantial federal pathway into securing Twitter as a sort of utility.

For the short term, I agree it is necessary, but the Libertarian in me shrieks in collision alarms over the government declaring things "utilities." So I can see that outcome as a short term necessity, but am very wary of it as a long term solution to the problem.

>>5767937

That should be pretty obvious.

Mueller was placed in charge of the SC. The SC was comprised of Democrat lawyers who were going to file any and every charge they could find against President Trump and his family. Mueller was always stated apart from the Angry Democrats, correct?

When Q mentioned a leash for a dog (Whitacker, I believe), who was the "pitbull" on the SC?

Mueller is going to face indictments for his actions related to Uranium One and others. Mueller's job is, more or less, to find the entrapment the Democrats set up in Trump's campaign. That lays the framework for Mueller's own defense in his indictments, as the same system of entrapment and improper filing of documents is already hanging over his head. He "did everything right." The system is just so corrupt that it can flip everything on its head.

Keep in mind that the function of many offices within the government isn't to act on their own opinion or their own sense of justice. In this regard, Mueller's time in the FBI will end up being the rope sold to the Democrats that will hang them. We just have to get it all into court.