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> Inquisitor Of It Wrote:
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> > xxxcj Wrote:
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> > > But again, I don't want to misunderstand your
> > > point. If investigators investigate someone
> > for
> > > two years and have not gotten indictment,
> they
> > > should back off. Leave the person alone.
> > > Apologize, even. Is that what you are
> saying?
> >
> > Maybe what he's saying is that if there isn't a
> > specific crime that
> > is known to have happened, that picking on
> someone
> > you don't like
> > and investigating them for years --- to see if
> you
> > can find any crime
> > they might have done -- shouldn't have started.
> >
> > Mueller is not looking to indict.
> > There is nothing to indict Trump on!
> >
> > What Mueller is doing is trying to tarnish
> Trump
> > with guilt by
> > association: indicting former associates of
> crimes
> > that were discovered
> > in the investigation, even though the
> > investigation was started supposedly
> > to look into other things, and even though the
> > crimes are unrelated to Trump,
> > and even though they happened before Trump, and
> > even though they happened
> > many many years ago, and even though they are
> not
> > actually violations of
> > any statute.
> >
> > If you pick an enemy, and bring the unlimited
> > resources of the Government
> > to bear, you can "investigate" someone and
> > eventually you can find some
> > crime -- because everyone commits on average
> three
> > felonies a day.
> > And if you can't find a nice plausible crime,
> you
> > can destroy the person's
> > life in the process of the "investigation".
>
> > Just guessing thoguh.
>
> Not sure that you are right about what he was
> trying to say. I hear what you are saying, though
> I question many (hell, most) of your assumptions.
> In the pre-Trump world, this would be viewed as at
> least similar in style to an organized crime
> investigation. Those take however long they take.
> From a political standpoint, though, Mueller does
> have an undefined, but real, deadline. At some
> point he will need to show results.
>
> I would counsel patience, but I suspect you would
> tell me to fuck off. Which is your right as an
> American.
Don’t even go there
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=K9mTTp3ub5s