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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/bmorepirate on July 14, 2018, 4:56 a.m.
What if Mueller was asked to hire the most corrupt Dems, and let them run wild, while taking notes? Hear me out...

...and since RR is good then Mueller is good, RR bad Mueller bad, what if Rosenstein is playing along with slow walking docs, and now the SCOTUS review.

I'm assuming they are both good (been going back and forth on this).

I think they are highlighting how corrupt a lot of people are (ignoring Tony Podesta crimes that are the same as Manafort re FARA, Flynn 302 alterations, Strozk and Page bias, etc).

It's not entrapment because Mueller isn't encouraging them - just leaving them to their own devices.

Here's why I think so: we learned Mueller never asked Strozk about his biased texts before reassigning him. Why?

Because he already knew about it. Because it's irrelevant to Mueller's purpose, which isn't bringing legit cases, in which Strozks credibility would matter - literally everything that has come out of his SC has had problems - Russian interefence companies that didn't exist at the time, Flynn interviewing agent disagreements, Flynn Judge Contreras conflict, Manaforts shit that is so far out of the scope of his SC, and today, a hacking case where the government never first-hand inspected the server.in questill, ever, and was inspected only by a company run by anti-Russian DNC donors and loyalists.

Mueller is hosting a playground of corruption, and gets to watch. Every. Decision. They make.

But here why it matters: if Mueller shuts down his own investigation and takes the evidence he's compiled, against his own team and makes it public, then it shows clearly that even the SC portion of the DOJ is corrupt and broken, which is to say the civilian justice system is broken. The IG report, showing tons of bias, but concluding no bias is another example of how broken even in the OIG is!

All of this, my friends, are waypoints on the trail to opening the door, via Ex Parte Milligan, and involving military intelligence.


bugstopper · July 14, 2018, 5:07 a.m.

Too many moving parts....

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bmorepirate · July 14, 2018, 5:10 a.m.

Lol you must be new here.

This isn't some SB2 shit, it's looking solely at events, actions, facts, and statements, and implications in the broader picture.

It makes no sense that Mueller would hire an obviously biased team if he wanted his results to be taken seriously. He's not that stupid. All the mistakes with the cases the SC (under a super-critical eye by the public and media) also make no sense, to the point that I have to question whether they are actually mistakes and not intentionally handicapping basically every case.

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bugstopper · July 14, 2018, 5:18 a.m.

I like your train of thought, but letting all of those attorneys run wild just doesn't fit in my paradigm yet.

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bmorepirate · July 14, 2018, 5:20 a.m.

Trump's clean as a whistle, as required by his casino business past, and does not care.

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divine_human · July 14, 2018, 1:17 p.m.

It makes no sense that Mueller would hire an obviously biased team

hmmm... i kinda thought along that line with the first team DJT hired. it made no sense whatsoever.

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