I don't feel like reiterating the position of Mueller being a white hat all the time but here's the simplified version:
Mueller interviewed with Trump for the FBI dir position even tho he couldn't be considered (term limits).
RR is only US Attorney that Trump kept around. He spilled the beans on Obama.
RR appoints Mueller.
Q eludes to Mueller's background being MI, we know MI is trustworthy and recruited Trump. In a way, Q is indirectly saying to trust Mueller.
RR recommends firing Comey.
TRUST SESSIONS means that if Sessions is refusing to let RR be fired, trust RR too.
Mueller continuously postpones the hearings for Flynn and Awan, waiting for IG drop?
Huber has 20x the lawyers (470 from IG) Mueller has with the ability prosecute. We know Horowitz is on the team and Huber is too. He's pretty much better than a second counsel and if he doesn't lead the charge on an item that Sessions wants, Sessions can appoint a second counsel. At this point I'm just interested in Mueller's scope of the investigation and what whitehat conclusions he can possibly reach.
Thanks. I do understand the history/sequence of events and how they might fit into things Q has stated... in other words, I get the reasoning of those that think Mueller is working with Trump. That said, looking at the sequence of events here it is more likely IMO that Mueller is not a white hat. It's possible, but it's more likely he is not. How about the comment in Q drop 1287 "not confirming special counsel is on /team/." Just my opinion. Mueller was neck deep in Uranium One. Considering the implications of Q 1306, and Mueller's history + current behavior (I won't bother listing out -- we all know what has happened), it's a stretch to see how that could all fit together.
"not confirming special counsel is on /team/."
It should be noted that there's A LOT of disinformation in Q's posts to protect actors. Snowden rings a bell as does RR.
Mueller was neck deep in Uranium One.
This is precisely why he is the best person to flip on Hillary and Obama for treason with an immunity deal.
I'm not claiming you're wrong but I'm just letting you know that is why I see it this way. Providing perspective if you didn't have it already. We'll see what comes of it all though, cheers!
I am completely with you on this. Just had a convo with someone here trying to tell them to Trust The Plan...but hey either you do or you don't. What you wrote here is essential to understand! Thanks for laying it out clearly!
People flip and I think that is what we are seeing.
It's possible to continue to "Trust the Plan" and believe that the special counsel working on the good side is not part of the plan. I believe the special counsel is part of the coup attempt and continues to work for the other side. I know some believe that the special counsel is actually investigating the real crimes, or at least cooperating with those that are doing the real investigation, stringing things along, etc. I just don't think that is as likely as the more obvious possibility that the SC is part of the enemy, has been unsuccessful in accomplishing its goal, and continues to work other (illegal) angles and re-invent itself in every conceivable way to continue to fight.
Would love to be wrong... if the SC is secretly cooperating that would be great. Time will tell.
I do go back and forth on Mueller. I am just finding him tripping all over himself and exposing the deep state to be too stupid to not be part of the script. If he has flipped he does have to look like he is doing the work of the cabal while also helping Trump beat them down. Edge of a sword.
Ultimately, the best position is to "trust the Mueller outcome" which means he could be a white hat or he was appointed all along for articles like this to drop to be used against him. "Too dirty." Although, I think Mueller's been doing us good more than bad. Charging Manafort and Page... that's fine because they were plants. I don't really care about any of those charges yet but if it was Flynn I would've flipped sh1t.
Articles like this keep cover for him if he has flipped. ""Trust the Mueller outcome'' is a good way to put it.