>>22737612 (pb-N)

>The Apprentice to be made available on Prime Video

I swear, sometimes I think the Good Guys on our side can listen to us Anons talk.

This is because my BFF and I were just recently talking (on an "encrypted" app) about how much we fiercely wish we could somehow view The Apprentice, because that show was like a weekly seminar for me back in the day when I was working at some really fancy firms with some really difficult people, at times.

My BFF is someone I met at a then-candidate Donald J. Trump Rally back in 2016, and we've been dear friends ever since.

So it's the best news for both of us that the entire series will be streaming for us, because there were so many excellent life lessons conveyed, and the advice has carried me through a remarkable career that is only getting better.

Thank you, President Trump. I've loved you like a dad ever since you took out full-page ads in USA Today and wrote opinion pieces on our crummy foreign policy back in the 1980s.

Been with you forever and always will be.

God bless the Trump family, and all Anons, of course.

Okay, back to work. I'm digging on some very stupid people and since I'm still wide awake I need to get back to it but I love you guise, no homo.

Just had to chime in 'cause I haven't been here since this morning, and this news made my night.

o7

>>22739249

OMGosh, that's one of the funniest things I've seen in a while, Anon.

Way to be clever and create chaos among 'the elite" (i.e., the pieces of shit who held power in this country for way, way too long).

I love that they belived you, hahaha.

It reminds me of some research into some bad guys recently.

We caught them doing some very bad things, and they had teh audacity to discuss their crimes in the Board Meeting minutes.

They even included the part where they "consulted with Legal" prior to taking certain very illegal steps.

These people are stupid, so I'm very glad you tricked them into keeping the targets of termination on for a longer period of time.

I love it, and I can see why you're here contributing to this movement.

Great story!

o7

>>22739424

SECONDED

All roads lead to treason so it's a great reminder for people to remember why the revocation of the "security clearances" of law firms likeCovington and BurlingandPerkins Coieare so significant.

Other "global" law firms that should have any and all security clearances revoked include, inter alia, the following:

K&L Gates;

Hunton & Williams;

Fulbright & Jaworski;

Fenwick & West LLP;

Cooley LLP;

Arnold & Porter;

Allen & Overy LLP;

Davis Wright Tremaine LLP;

Drinker, Biddle, & Reath LLP

Fredrikson & Byron;

Fulbright & Jaworski;

Jones Day, Zuber Lawler LLP;

White & Case LLP;

Pacifica Law Group;

Nelson Mullins LLP;

Morgan Lewis Stamford LLC; and

so many moar. . .

The good guise know what [THEY] did.

>>22739477

>>22739485

Moar lists incoming; it's not just about anti-semitism, though that's a good starting point for exposing the criminal conduct ongoing in our nation's institutions of higher (and even lower) education.

It's about so much moar.

Thanks for posting these.

>>22739544

And never forget that we have a tool to filter those asshole shills.