Yeah, yeah.
My body, my choice. Actually two bodies involved.
I keep wondering wtf they spent money on. Their own salaries?
He definitely said something like people are looking into where all the money went.
At $40,000,000 for 18 people for 675 days, that's almost $3,300 per person per day.
Grand juries can't be that much to impanel.
1.5 million copies is, what, $150,000?
Subpoenas, witness fees, hotels, planes, Ubers, drinks, food, $3,300 per day.
Quite a gig.
I think we used to.
After the 1826 disappearance of William Morgan, who was allegedly kidnapped by Freemasons after publishing an exposé and then apparently killed, the Morgan affair resulted in increased suspicion of Freemasonry and the formation of the Anti-Masonic Party. William A. Palmer of Vermont and Joseph Ritner of Pennsylvania were both elected governor of their respective states on anti-Masonic platforms.
John Quincy Adams, President of the United States during the Morgan affair, later declared, objecting to the oath of secrecy, in particular to keeping undefined secrets, and to the penalties for breaking the oath, "Masonry ought forever to be abolished. It is wrong - essentially wrong - a seed of evil which can never produce any good."
Though few states passed laws directed at Freemasonry by name, laws regulating and restricting it were passed and many cases dealing with Freemasonry were seen in the courts. Antimasonic legislation was passed in Vermont in 1833, including a provision by which the giving and willing taking of an unnecessary oath was made a crime. (Pub. Stat., sec. 5917),and the state of New York enacted a Benevolent Orders Law to regulate such organizations.
satan is bullshit
What a dick. "We have seen no clear evidence of that."
That seemed to be the only point of his useless "press" speech; he closed the office, resigned, and basically said fuck anyone trying to make me testify.
It's over.
Act 2 begins.
She found Jesus, turned her life around, said people used her and discarded her when finished, typical of the Left.