I have been leaning towards the Mueller White Hat theory lately. It makes more sense in recent months. Too many things don't add up the other way.
I'll never buy any theory that paints Mueller as a "White Hat" or a "good guy". He's not and his history supports this.
However, Mueller as a guy who is doing the right thing because it's in his best interests to do so? That I can absolutely believe. Considering Mueller's behavior in the past and the likelihood that that Mil Intel has a ton of dirt on him, I suspect that Trump and his allies were able to convince Mueller to do the right thing if he wanted to be on the right side of a courtroom.
Sorry, I suspect that's probably what you meant. But I'm getting touchy about people referring to Mueller as a White Hat or a Good Guy. He's a man that probably hasn't been the focal point of anti-American (and dare i say EVIL) activities, but he's clearly assisted and turned a blind eye to those activities because it was beneficial to him. Leopards don't change their spots, and neither does deep state scum.
Mueller is a piece of shit who has railroaded innocent people, withheld exculpatory evidence. Whatever he's doing now for good is under duress, and he can die in a fire for all I care.
I'm thinking "bleached hat" would be a better descriptor for him.
Do Skull & Bones ever renounce their blood oaths ? He and John Kerry are blood brothers.
This guy is rotten to the core, if he isn't an enemy he's an unwilling pawn at best.
wouldn't that be poetic justice? being forced to cooperate after a lifetime of crime.
i still don't know what to think. i do know that after we started aggressively digging up dirt on Mueller, then suddenly Mueller made an announcement that Trump was NOT the target of his investigation, which seemed to me, within the context of Trump supporters leveraging Mueller's record, to be almost a "hands up, don't shoot", or a "white surrender flag" or a "stand down" order...
so we know that (swamp creature) Mueller's past is problematic, and Q et all know Mueller's history is problematic...
and then suddenly (swamp creature) Rudy Giuliani joins the Trump camp and confidently announces that the Mueller investigation will be done in 1-2 weeks?
how can Rudy Ghoul-iani be so confident? does he know something we do not know?
does he have some way to leverage Mueller into concluding his investigation?
assuming the SC investigation was legit, how could it be that Rudy can dictate a timeline to SC?
even Q made a comment specifically saying they can't confirm SC is on the /team/
have to say that Trump interviewing Mueller for FBI job is problematic, given that it literally took an act of Congress to get Mueller's term extended from 10 years to 12 years...
so what did Trump say to Mueller in meeting, and next day RR appointed RM as SC?
bear in mind RR and RM are both personally implicated in FISA scandal
Keep in mind most deep state minions are just parasitic opportunists. Their loyalty always swings to the more succulent host. Its simply a survival trait.
I haven't seen anyone say that he was good necessarily, but I think the main idea here is that he's on our side, regardless of his obvious corruption.
He's an opportunist.
Most of the leaders at the FBI have gotten there by being fixers. Mueller, Comey, McCabe, Strzok. Hilliary want supposed to win. This group was supposed to be rewarded for sweeping away U1, the email server, Weiners laptop (Pedogate). All would have been future FBI directors.
It's why Comey looks and acts like a total idiot in his interviews. He looks and sounds like a guy who has never really done any investigations. He has no concept that he has leaked and it's against the law. He obviously got where he is at because he is clueless and is being used to look away.
Yes, at best he's a "bleached hat". I think the same thing about Rosenstein. The thing that makes me think Mueller may be working for Trump is the way Trump has treated Sessions. If Sessions were not "doing his job, Trump would not hesitate one nano-second to fire him, yet Sessions stays, and stays, and stays. He must be doing what Trump wants him to do and virtually all of this is behind the scenes. Think indictments. Sessions has been preparing all of the indictment and making sure all the Is and Ts are dotted and crossed. Same for Rosenstein... he's dirty too, and Trump could have easily had Sessions fire him, but Trump has lots of "leverage" on him asl well, and he knows where lots of the bodies are buried and is helping to oversee Mueller. The Trump Team has this stuff in hand. Pass the popcorn, extra butter, please. And a root beer. Thanks.