"I have more Executive Authority than the Attorney General and the President combined, any Congressional Oversight is extortion and I don't have to show a District Judge our Super-Secret Authorizing Memo.
Executive, Legislative and Judicial, all bow before me; I am the Fourth Branch of Government. I am...Rosenstein!"
He seems nice.
* How does a guy write a memo demanding Comey's firing...and then investigate the President for doing exactly what he recommended?
And how does Rosenstein certify to a Wiretap Court that Carter Page is a Russian spy...yet no charges are even contemplated?
And why is Rosenstein running an investigation in which he is both a player and a witness?
* It's been clear for a long time that the Mueller Fraud was both morally and criminally a mere extension of the Cockroach Coup Attempt, but it is also legally an extension of the FBI's Fraudulent FISA Wiretap Program. This was put in place by Rosenstein to allow Mueller to use the illegal wiretap "evidence" and bypass those pesky subpoena requirements by calling it a "counter-intelligence" investigation.
* Judge Ellis essentially told Mueller he was an out-of-control liar and demanded the unredacted mission statement.
Judge Freidrich ruled against Mueller's request for more time to stall against discovery after some Russian firms unexpectedly fought back.
Judge Sullivan put Mueller on notice that he wasn't going to allow Gen. Flynn to be railroaded.
Judge Sullivan got the case after Judge Contreras was removed for cause. It seems Contreras forgot to tell the defense team that not only was he Flynn's sentencing judge, he was also a secret FISA Court judge involved in Flynn's wiretapping in the first place. Oops--a minor oversight that could happen to any Swamp-Dweller!
Reportedly, Contreras was thrown off of Flynn's case by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court himself.
The wheels are coming off their Clown Car Conspiracy.
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