A different take on John Durham

Federal Prosecutor John Durham and American Justice - 1 of 10

John Durham was the lead attorney in the prosecution of FBI Agent John Connolly who was charged with a series of crimes. Connolly, now eighty years old, has been in prison over 18 years since 2002. He will likely die in prison.

Connolly, no relation, was convicted on testimony that all agree was perjured. He was convicted on testimony of gangsters with multiple-murders in their background who got astounding deals to testify against him.

For example, a man who admitted murdering 20 people got 12 years in prison. When he was released he got $20,000, or a thousand for each victim.

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>>10208434

>We've seen no reason to trust anybody in Trump's DOJ. Just talk, but nada.

One little known and understood reason for that is that they are clueless.

Don't reject that statement out of hand. I'll hunt up something that explains.

It is astounding.

They are being clued in. Some are genuinely receptive.

>>10208558

>>We've seen no reason to trust anybody in Trump's DOJ. Just talk, but nada.

>One little known and understood reason for that is that they are clueless.

>Don't reject that statement out of hand. I'll hunt up something that explains.

>It is astounding.

>They are being clued in. Some are genuinely receptive.

Here: "When I share that most officials, staff and investigators are genuinely clueless, I do mean they are genuinely clueless. This includes FBI and Main Justice officials.

Thus the important reason for actually getting on planes, meeting people, looking in their eyes, watching their inflection and seeing their responses.

I know the difference when a person is using the Mamet Principle and pretends not to know…. believe me, most of these people are genuinely clueless – they are not pretending.

They are more concerned with who is getting the bigger muffin from the taxpayer provided snack bar. They care far less about what middle-America thinks about their lack of corrective action on corrupt issues they are comfortable working with/in/around all day."

That's sundance. He's been in DC talking to DOJ, FBI, Congressmen and staffers, selected journalists and others.

He's had enough … a story for another post (not in this bread).

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2020/08/03/status-update-doj-fbi-investigative-research-on-the-road/

(If you want to dig, use tags at theconservativetreehouse: 'THE BIG UGLY,' and 'Phase 2' for starters.)

>>10208423

>a rare picture of Durham that isn't one of the two that can be easily found

>Better save this one while you can, anons.

I cropped it from the one in the link in my post, >>10208412