>4. ????
KEK, get deported when Trump wins 2024.
James O'Keefe
@JamesOKeefeIII
After 20 years of doing undercover investigations, I’m sadly announcing I’m stepping away from journalism and will intend to live a private life away from the spotlight. It has been too hard on me. The millions in legal fees, the constant defamation, the psychological toll of being targeted by the government and now being sued by the organization I founded — it’s just too much for a man to bare and the pressure is too much to take. I can see no reason to continue, because as many say, nothing ever happens to these people as a result of exposing them. Therefore, I’m going to retire from exposing the truth and catching corruption on tape. I’ll be resigning from the public spotlight and will attempt to live a private life free from attack. To the thousands of sources on the inside that have messaged me and need me, I hope you find another organization for you to go to and again I’m sorry. James
https://twitter.com/JamesOKeefeIII/status/1774880543680704886
Maybe?
I'm from the future
A place where the Sun is rising.
I'm just reporting it as I see it presented.
James O'Keefe
@JamesOKeefeIII
·
31m
There’s no easy way to say this…
"After 20 years I've decided to never surrender, never gib up, april fools baby…
KEK James…
He came clean, April Fools, KEK.
Paul Sperry
@paulsperry_
·
6m
BREAKING: Whistleblowers have come forward to accuse asst director of the FBI's div for fingerprints/ background checks of misappropriating funds for female workers inclg one w/ whom he was observed "in a state of undress." AD Michael Christman using div as own "personal fiefdom"
https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/status/1774917993727717520
> AD Michael Christman
Washington, D.C.
Share on Twitter Twitter Share on Facebook Facebook Email Email
March 12, 2021
Michael A. Christman Named Assistant Director of the Criminal Justice Information Services Division
Director Christopher Wray has named Michael A. Christman as assistant director of the Criminal Justice Information Services Division in West Virginia. He most recently served as the special agent in charge of the Pittsburgh Field Office.
The CJIS Division provides state-of-the-art tools and services to law enforcement, national security and intelligence community partners, and the general public.
Mr. Christman joined the FBI as a special agent in February 1992. He served on the Safe Streets Task Force in Salt Lake City, targeting violent gangs and Mexican drug-trafficking organizations. He also investigated violent crime and other criminal matters. Mr. Christman transferred to the Cleveland Field Office in 1997 and worked drug and terrorism cases.
https://www.fbi.gov/news/press-releases/michael-a-christman-named-assistant-director-of-the-criminal-justice-information-services-division