Anonymous ID: 40a59d May 17, 2022, 7:31 a.m. No.16291360   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>16291212

I am so sick of this campaign fight shit! I don´t trust anyone in the political arena, worldwide! I am not living in the US. So I say, go vote and they have to cheat in a way, no one really can believe!

But I could understand, if one says, fuck off with all this bullshit! I am sick to the stomach!

In this crumb…

 

>Elections (tues) no longer matter at this stage.

 

I really think, there is a plan for both situations… But what do I know! Vote and we will see!

Frustrating shit!

Anonymous ID: 40a59d May 17, 2022, 7:59 a.m. No.16291532   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1553

>>16291495

We will see how this plays out!

 

The Last Trusted Prosecutor in Washington

 

‘A Passion for Anonymity’

Former attorney general Michael Mukasey, who appointed Durham to investigate the destruction of videotapes of CIA waterboarding, says he was recently contacted by a reporter in Connecticut who wanted to write a profile on Durham, whom the reporter said he knew. “I called John to check the accuracy of that claim, and he confirmed that he knew the reporter but made it clear and specific that he had no use for personal profiles,” Mukasey said. “He thinks about the work, period — not about how it will be received in this or that quarter, or what caricatures people with a motive or a bias may draw of his work or of him. It is for that reason that I think he will be unaffected by the pressure of how his work will be received and how he will be portrayed — indeed, how some in the media have already started to portray him.” Mukasey said Durham reminded him of the title of Franklin Roosevelt adviser Louis Brownlow’s autobiography, A Passion for Anonymity.

https://www.nationalreview.com/2019/11/john-durham-last-trusted-prosecutor-in-washington/