One would think a combat Marine officer who served in Vietnam would be sensitive to the premature death of his fellow warriors due to Agent Orange cancers and other terminal diseases.  Less than a third of us are still alive, with an average age of 71. That is what makes a real tragedy of then-FBI director Mueller's apparent willful blindness in allowing his FBI to be slow-rolled in making a case against Russian criminals who were moving yellow-cake uranium (U1) out of U.S. control and safeguards.  The radioactive half-life of uranium products being processed into reactor rods is four million years.  Breathe it in and die. So when Robert Mueller was selected as special counsel, he knew what he had done -- even if the yellowcake crimes had not yet been made public.  An honorable man would have turned down the assignment.  Furthermore, his connection to James Comey makes his judgmental failure in accepting his appointment even more tragic for the rule...(Read Full Post)