This was never about truth—it was about pressure. Roger Stone stood his ground when the system tried to squeeze him into flipping on Donald Trump, and that’s why he was targeted. When even Robert Mueller’s own report admits there was no evidence of collusion, the entire charade collapses. Years of leaks, smears, and prosecutions—all built on nothing. And when the exculpatory facts finally surfaced, the same media that screamed guilt went silent. That’s not justice—that’s a setup. Stone didn’t break. Trump didn’t fall. And now the truth is catching up to the narrative.
Robert Muller had built up a career that was based entirely upon lies and threats against his opponents and detractors. This dates back to when he was the Chief of the Boston office of the FBI, where he used his access to the infamous James "Whitey" Bulger and the Winter Hill mob, to cause the prosecution of people turned in to him by Bulger, to protect Bulger and his criminal gang.
Once a criminal gets into "law enforcement", that individual goes far. And that's exactly what Muller did. All the way to the top of the FBI.
Muller should not be remembered as a great hero in law enforcement. He should be remembered as a skunk that stank up the entire FBI. And the FBI is still trying to recover from his career of misdeeds.
One hundred million $$ had to be repaid to the families of the wrongfully imprisoned. And Mueller was no better than a gangster himself when he had Bulger "offed" in prison right after his capture.
And another thing. Snooty Robert Mueller, who met his future wife as teens at fancy New England prep schools (St. Paul's NH for him, Miss Porter's in CT for her) had no trouble spending taxpayers' millions on his pointless investigations. He also stripped local FBI offices of the agents who knew their areas the best, making them have duty tours in DC. The result of this was a more politicized agency. Thanks for nothing, Bob.
Roger, we've met at Mar-a-Lago events. I applaud your courage, but I would also like to see restitution made to you and your wife. Is there any hope of this?
This was never about truth—it was about pressure. Roger Stone stood his ground when the system tried to squeeze him into flipping on Donald Trump, and that’s why he was targeted. When even Robert Mueller’s own report admits there was no evidence of collusion, the entire charade collapses. Years of leaks, smears, and prosecutions—all built on nothing. And when the exculpatory facts finally surfaced, the same media that screamed guilt went silent. That’s not justice—that’s a setup. Stone didn’t break. Trump didn’t fall. And now the truth is catching up to the narrative.
Roger, thankfully God made you of a resilient spirit and deep faith because this ordeal would surely kill ordinary men.
Robert Muller had built up a career that was based entirely upon lies and threats against his opponents and detractors. This dates back to when he was the Chief of the Boston office of the FBI, where he used his access to the infamous James "Whitey" Bulger and the Winter Hill mob, to cause the prosecution of people turned in to him by Bulger, to protect Bulger and his criminal gang.
Once a criminal gets into "law enforcement", that individual goes far. And that's exactly what Muller did. All the way to the top of the FBI.
Muller should not be remembered as a great hero in law enforcement. He should be remembered as a skunk that stank up the entire FBI. And the FBI is still trying to recover from his career of misdeeds.
One hundred million $$ had to be repaid to the families of the wrongfully imprisoned. And Mueller was no better than a gangster himself when he had Bulger "offed" in prison right after his capture.
And another thing. Snooty Robert Mueller, who met his future wife as teens at fancy New England prep schools (St. Paul's NH for him, Miss Porter's in CT for her) had no trouble spending taxpayers' millions on his pointless investigations. He also stripped local FBI offices of the agents who knew their areas the best, making them have duty tours in DC. The result of this was a more politicized agency. Thanks for nothing, Bob.
Roger, we've met at Mar-a-Lago events. I applaud your courage, but I would also like to see restitution made to you and your wife. Is there any hope of this?
I am proud to have a Roger Stone Did Nothing Wrong t-shirt and just put in on!
Bitter and twisted stone