It is not generally Prudent to try to discern historical meaning from quite current events, although the Mueller persecution of the Presidency has been extant long enough to make even some historical judgments without presuming too much. That Robert Mueller is a career creature of the federal law-enforcement bureaucracy, goes with saying. Ronald Reagan first appointed him an acting and then actual U. S. Attorney for Massachusetts; George Bush the elder appointed him and so did Clinton, Bush the younger and even Obama, several positions needing Senate confirmation, including Director of the FBI, a job he held for 11 years.
Mueller is a decorated Viet-Nam veteran and recipient of the Purple Heart, but all of his various public services have not been so honorable. While in Boston as an Assistant U. S. Attorney in the mid ‘80’s and again when in charge of the FBI in the 2000’s, for example, Mueller ignored, in fact fought, an opportunity to right a criminal wrong perpetrated by the FBI itself in the 1960’s, that left 4 men in prison for a murder they did not commit. That miscarriage eventually cost taxpayers tens of $Millions in payments to the innocent men’s families. Mueller’s loyalty was not, then, to the law, but to protecting crooked FBI agents and the FBI itself, from having that rotten, criminal scandal exposed.
Armed with such evidence people should be better prepared to ascribe value to the “work” Mueller has ostensibly done since his appointment as “Special Counsel” in charge of investigating NOT collusion with Russia, particularly, but investigating all related matters, a barn door wide enough to protect the entire Department of Justice. That Mueller hates Trump is easily discerned, that he was not in charge of his own investigation wasn’t clear until he tried to testify to two Congressional committees.
Mueller, as honorable as he may have been before he got into the DOJ, got his special-counsel appointment based on two different persona: Robert Mueller, registered Republican, former FBI Director, decorated Vet, well liked in establishment circles, and Robert Mueller deep insider, defender of the “craft” and its practitioners, manipulable loyalist whose titular presence allowed for a hyperpartisan army of Democrat… no, Clinton sycophants… who would attempt the coup Clinton couldn’t pull off.
When Mueller attempted his committee “testimony” in July, it became clear that he had only cursory understanding of the “Mueller” Report and probably didn’t write much, if any, of it. The grand circumnavigation of Russian collusion, initiated by a hoax, perpetuated by fraudsters with badges for more than 2 years, exposed that the ostensible “head” of the crucial probe was, himself, a hoax, clearly in place for reasons other than guiding a detailed investigation into possibly impeachable crimes. The great “apolitician” was there for hateful politics. One of his reputations was damaged.
Trump is an imperfect man – imperfect human. One need not delve into scripture to grasp that everyone over the age of, maybe, 8 or 9, is imperfect. Newborns and infants and toddlers, one might call perfect; they are not yet responsible for their actions and reactions. Still, somewhere around age minus 3 months, parents, especially mothers, but others as well, begin to impart their own views of humanity, love, relationship, truth, justice and revenge, to their gestating innocent.
The
wonderful Michael Johnson song, “There is a Breeze,” includes this prescient
phrase:
There Is A Breeze, Michael Johnson, 1973
“You have got to be taught before it’s too late, Before you are six, or seven or eight, To hate all the people your relatives hate…”
… even if the people they hate are themselves.
Mueller seems to hate Trump, and the people he served as Special Counsel all hate him, too. It isn’t Prudent to construct a governing philosophy based on hate, but those who hate Trump are committed to carefully teaching everyone, everywhere, to hate him. So far they have failed, but not for lack of trying.
Trump contains and exhibits many good qualities, woven among his flaws, as do we all. Those who await a perfect person to become President of these United States will die waiting. They seem obsessed with proving that anyone who gains power under a different philosophy than theirs, must be proven flawed – their flaws magnified to frightening proportions as proof that he, or she, is unfit to have elector-granted power. Well, then, it becomes clear that everyone who voted for the flawed victor is also flawed and not worth conversation, let alone compromise. It is a corrosive, dangerous path to tread.
Mueller is caught up in this, diverted from retirement by his loyalty to the deep state: the cadres of smarter-than-average functionaries and true-believers who know that the self-perpetuating structure of control and confiscation that largely subsumes individual sovereignty and electoral “choice,” is by far the rightest possible way to govern, as far removed from religion and independence as possible. It is like a sickness, an infection, except that the patient believes himself more well than the caregivers who feed and clothe him – and her.
Eventually the “deep” state, having consumed all the wealth obtained while hiding, will have to convert votes to whiplashes as those fabled “sovereign citizens” recognize the horrible hoax of the administrative state and refuse to support it in the style for which it is designed, and the socialism within rears up and stands astride America publicly. There are hints of this from the socialist left, here in 2019, and the great Robert Mueller has assisted to the best of his ability, following the instructions from the other swells to whom he is most loyal. Republican, shmepublican… thanks a lot, Mr. Mueller.
