Posted on 12/02/2018 4:46:33 PM PST by Hojczyk
Given $30 million, two years, and 17 hungry prosecutors empowered to find anything a target might have ever done in his life and it is likely they will find something. Flynn would have probably prevailed in court, but Mueller also specializes in ruination. He is said to have threatened to also charge Flynns son and wife.
Mueller has an unlimited budget ($40 million spent so far); Flynn had only his savings. The same holds true for Papadopoulos and Corsi.
This is how Mueller has pursued his vocation, railroading people into prison for minor offenses, and his own career advancement. Apparently destroying peoples lives by charging them with process crimes when he cant charge them with real crimes is what earns respect in D.C. because dont forget that when the now irrelevant Rod Rosenstein appointed Mueller (coincidentally, newly fired FBI Director James Comeys best bud), all we heard was how respected he was and how he had unblemished integrity.
Bulger
As Alan Dershowitz said: [Muellers] the guy who kept four innocent people in prison for many years in order to protect the cover of Whitey Bulger as an FBI informer. Those of us in Boston don't have such a high regard for Mueller because we remember this story. The government had to pay out tens of millions of dollars because Whitey Bulger, a notorious mass murderer, became a government informer against the mafia.
Thats really all that need be said about Mueller, then FBI director, and Bulger.
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Steven J. Hatfill
He was the man Mueller and trusted mini-me James Comey (remember, there may be no coincidences in life, but there are many for Mueller) tried in vain to blame for the Anthrax letters sent to public officials in 2001. The letters containing powdered anthrax killed five people and hospitalized 17 others. Despite the lack of evidence, for years Mueller hounded Hatfill, who was a virologist at the Armys Fort Detrick, Maryland laboratories. When Hatfill sued and won almost $6 million from the government for Muellers abuse of power, Mueller said, I do not apologize for any aspect of the investigation. Hows that for integrity? Ruin a man because the conviction would look good on your résumé and all the liberal world applauds.
Scooter Libby
Scooter Libby, Vice President Dick Cheneys chief of staff, was accused of outing CIA analyst Valerie Plame — the eventual charge was perjury (oh, the coincidence). Forget that the entire world knew she worked for the CIA and she wasnt an agent and therefore never in danger and that Libby was innocent.
As the FBI would say with serial killers, Muellers signature emerges. First, then-FBI director Muellers deputy, James Comey (theres a coincidence again) forced Attorney General John Ashcroft to recuse (its always best if targets are defenseless). Then, Patrick Fitzgerald was named Special Counsel by Comey, which allowed through the two-hop rule the FBI to investigate anyone to have ever been in contact with Libby and by extension, anyone to have ever been in contact with them — in other words, the entire Bush administration.
It turns out, they knew all along that Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage was the leaker. Apparently, when you have unblemished integrity, you can do whatever you want. President Trump pardoned Libby in April.
Ted Stevens
In the runup to his 2008 reelection campaign, Senator Ted Stevens of Alaska was investigated by Director Muellers FBI on bogus suspicions of him misreporting money spent on renovations to his home. Less than 100 days before the 2008 election, the Justice Department indicted Stevens and he lost the election by less than 2%.
Judge Emmet G. Sullivan (coincidentally, also the sentencing judge for General Flynn) found that the prosecution was permeated by the systemic concealment of significant exculpatory evidence, which would have independently corroborated Senator Stevenss defense and his testimony, and seriously damaged the testimony and credibility of the governments key witness.
Judge Sullivan also said: In nearly 25 years on the bench, I’ve never seen anything approaching the mishandling and misconduct that I’ve seen in this case.
Mark Begich, who became the senator from Alaska after beating Stevens in 2008, was the 60th filibuster-proof vote for Obamacare.
One of the prosecutors in the case committed suicide and the FBI agent who blew the whistle on the injustice was hounded out of the FBI while the agent responsible for the bogus charges was promoted.
Stevens later died in a plane crash, a ruined man. But thats what Mueller does, he ruins people — if its good for his career, that is.
He’s pure evil.
Oversimplification, but you will get the gist...
Witness: The appointment was at 2:00.
Appointment book: 2:30 meeting.
Mueller: You lie
Witness: I remembered incorrectly and want to correct the record.
Mueller: Too late
Stalin’s secret police chief Beria is reported to have said “Show me the man and I’ll find the crime”. Seems like Mueller is another Beria.
Weasel Mueller is a weasel Beria.
If Stevens had been re-elected, he probably would not have been on the plane that crashed. He would have been in Washington, not in Alaska.
“Stevens later died in a plane crash, a ruined man.”
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If there was any justice in this world, that piece of crap Mueller would have been on that plane instead of Ted Stevens.
Does Mueller have something on Jeff Flake and Chris Coons to get them to sponsor a bill protecting him?
You dont cross Mueller and live to tell the tale.
Many years ago when Art Bell was still on the air, usually around midnight, perhaps some of you may recall him, he conducted an unusual experiment in order to prove how powerful the communal mind was if it engages in unison. At a particular pre-arranged time everyone was supposed think and wish for something to happen. From what I recall at the time it was in regards to a draught stricken area. Everyone was to wish for rain at this particular time, and it did happen in such large amounts, causing Art Bell to state “We better not try this again”
Well it is just a thought, perhaps a group of Freepers may want to replicate such an experiment and in this case direct their displeasure at a vile and disgusting member of our society. I am quite sure no name needs to be mentioned as it can easily be found within this article. Well give it some thought and direct your disgust and anger at this person of your choice, it appears to work even better while looking at his or her picture. Before you brush aside what you just have read, keep in mind that there are still many unexplainable things between heaven and earth, even so they work we have no explanation why.
Hes pure evil.
And the GOP lead Senate Intel committee is colluding with him. How pathetic is that?
Why should Trump supporters care at all about Stevens and Libby being railroaded? I now care as much about that as the GOPe cares about POTUS being treasonously assaulted by Mueller. Not at all.
Mueller has no power except that which the establishment grants him. He’s simply doing their bidding.
Whitey and many others have found that out.
Despicable man. Too bad he doesn’t turn his attention to Jeff Flake, as well as, Bob Corker.
Eff that guy with a baby Harp seal club...
Jeff Sessions ultimately is responsible for destroying the Constitutional rights of American citizens by enabling this lawfare hitman.
Guilty or not, they have been denied just rule of law.
A criminal in his own right on the opposing side allowed to continue with his band of criminals to trap persons surrounding a sitting president for over 2 years with small inconsistencies and with the threat of jail and financial ruin all in a quest to bring a sitting president down. Why is this being allowed?
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