Quote (IceMage @ Jul 24 2019 12:06pm)
Cool story retard.
You really struggle with this simple question of what realistic and productive national security results could have been achieved by this investigation
We're 3 years and a bajillion articles, interviews, subpoenas, talking heads, testimonies, etc into the Mueller investigation which has now been closed, and we've still not been presented with anything beyond what Goomshill@jsp was posting to a shitty video game forum a full 3 years ago, based on what was already public facts. And even I was willing to make the more relevant distinctions for national security of Russia's
motive in this operation, something PBS ran an entire documentary about, the 2011 Hillary snafu -> Putin's payback.
Understanding the Russian motives at least is relevant, because it shows the dynamics of what caused this and how it could be avoided in the future. Our national security is predicated upon understanding geopolitical considerations like that.
Its pretty clear this didn't actually achieve anything for national security, but penis_hat is asking the more hypothetical question of what
could it have achieved.
We already knew what happened and why. And instead of investigating that, which seems to have been an afterthought- and indeed with Mueller neglecting to follow up on potential Russian avenues of attack we don't know about like Mifsud and the Steele Dossier's origins- instead he spent all his time in a Beria-esque routine deliberating about process crimes and whether someone sneezed on him in an elevator and could be prosecuted for obstruction.
This post was edited by Goomshill on Jul 24 2019 11:13am