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<\/a><\/p>\nBy Red Pill
\nThe Goldwater<\/p>\n
After Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself from the Russian Investigation into President Trump’s alleged ties due to criticisms from the Democratic Party\u2019s most vocal mouthpieces and the radical Liberal Media, Robert S. Mueller III was appointed as special counsel to oversee the investigation.<\/p>\n
Many of the Conservative allies of President Trump on Capitol Hill have touted that such an unnecessary action is a provocation from the left to further discredit and attempt to smear the current administration.<\/p>\n
Who benefits from these relentless attacks against the President though, and why? The answer is clear to anyone willing to pinpoint the logic of dragging the administration through the mid further. The Democratic Party (and their allies in the Liberal Media) can keep their base rallied against any future legislation from the President or the GOP by casting an uncertain doubt over his legitimacy.<\/p>\n
On PBS\u2019 Newshour Monday, a close confidant of President Trump Christopher Ruddy who is the chief executive of Newsmax Media made a statement. He met with President Trump at the White House on Monday and said that President Trump was wholeheartedly \u201cconsidering, perhaps, terminating the special counsel.\u201d<\/p>\n
Robert Mueller has a long history however of presiding over controversial cover-ups and blatant violations of the Constitution. Not only did he serve under President Bush during the obvious intentional lies that led to the invasion of Iraq, but he’s been accused of shutting down 9\/11 truths as well.<\/p>\n
So let’s rewind to the beginning of September in 2001. A week before the devastating attacks of September 11th that would forever change the course of American History, Robert S. Mueller was sworn in as the FBI Director under President George W. Bush.<\/p>\n
During the spring and summer of that same year prior to the attacks on 9\/11, the intelligence community was given extreme warnings through intelligence gathering on the ground as well as foreign entities that AlQaeda was gearing up for a major attack on US soil. In fact, so many foreign agencies from Russian to British to Israeli intelligence all allegedly told the American Intelligence Community that an attack was imminent. Then September 11th happened. The single most deadly attack on American soil against civilians in the history of the nation. The world was shocked as America’s anger raged at the same time it was mourning and feeling sorrow.<\/p>\n
Later there would be countless investigations as per what actually occurred and what failures were made by the intelligence community to act upon the warnings they had been granted. In fact, the 9\/11 commission referred to the FBI as \u2018incompetent\u2019 stating that \u201cthe system had been blinking red.\u201d Failures to read, share or act upon important intelligence, which an FBI agent witness termed \u201ccriminal negligence\u201d in later trial testimony, were therefore not fixed in a timely manner.<\/p>\n
To make matters worse, Robert Mueller shrugged off these failures of the intelligence community instead claiming the warnings were somehow \u201cinsignificant\u201d. Yes, America had just suffered the deadliest attack against its own citizens in history and this FBI Director called the warnings \u201cinsignificant\u201d.<\/p>\n
During a February 2003 letter from FBI Special Agent Coleen Rowley to Director Mueller, she wrote \u201cAt this critical point in our country’s history I have decided to try once again, on an issue of even more consequence for the internal security posture of our country. That posture has been weakened by the diversion of attention from al-Qaeda to our government’s plan to invade Iraq, a step that will, in all likelihood, bring an exponential increase in the terrorist threat to the U.S., both at home and abroad.\u201d<\/p>\n
Again internal dismay from FBI Agents that the intelligence they were offering the President on Iraq was indeed a gross miscalculation, and it would only further expand terrorism at home and abroad. Mueller chose to ignore the concerns of his own agency and pushed forward with the Bush\/Cheney narrative that Iraq was the enemy which must be invaded.<\/p>\n
Later Mueller would go on to encourage the Bush\/Cheney \u2018War On Terror\u2019 and invasion of Iraq. These very actions have been decided to have been based on completely bogus intelligence and misrepresented facts. Another major failure of the intelligence community under Mueller. Thus failure, however, has cost thousands of American lives, trillions of American dollars, and forever destroyed the Persian Gulf into a hotbed of terrorist training grounds.<\/p>\n
In the aftermath of the 9\/11 attack Mueller oversaw the round up if over one thousand immigrants into detention as well. All of these one thousand immigrants were later deemed to have simply been in the wrong place at the wrong time. None of them were in fact criminals. So the very attacks used against the President by the left regarding unfair treatment of immigrants are the very actions of the man the left is touting as a hero in Robert Mueller.<\/p>\n
Even before his time as FBI Director Robert Mueller had controversy surrounding him. He was Acting U.S. Attorney in Boston during an ongoing cover-up of the FBI\u2019s illegal deals with mobster Whitey Bulger and other high profile informants who committed countless murders and crimes.<\/p>\n
At the end of that period, it was finally uncovered by honest judges and actual investigative journalists that US taxpayers footed a $100 million court award to four men framed for murders committed by the FBI operated)Bulger gang. Yes, Robert Mueller oversaw that mishap too.<\/p>\n
So would it be fair to assume Robert Mueller is not a man worthy of overseeing a legitimate and unbiased investigation into the President of the United States of America and his administration? Absolutely. Would it be fair to suggest Robert Mueller has a history of corruption and cover-ups? Certainly. President Trump would be within his rights as a Patriotic and honest American President to terminate Robert Mueller from Special Counsel indefinitely.<\/p>\n