>>756736
A real boss isn't goaded into premature action by shills.
>>756378
>>756410
If that's so, why are you even here?
The spending bill is irrelevant if the economy crashes. Circular reasoning.
>All this for just a LARP?
Not saying it's true or not but adrenechrome seems a lot like FE when there are many other examples of corruption. Human trafficking is bad enough. It could be pushed to discredit everything.
We KNOW about CPS kidnapping of children and Laura Sibley in Haiti, for example. Going the extra step to "they grind up their pineal glands for DMT orgies" seems designed to throw off the people who haven't been exposed to this investigation for a while.
Now you'll have to go to either Amsterdam or the local casino. At least there are age controls there.
>These people actually can be fired and they can also be arrested.
New York City schools have what they call the 'rubber room' for unionized teachers they can't fire.
https:// www.overlawyered.com/2010/02/nycs-unfireable-rubber-room-teachers/
https:// hotair.com/archives/2016/01/17/nyc-teacher-rubber-rooms-are-back/
http:// www.nydailynews.com/new-york/education/city-schools-rubber-rooms-bounce-back-article-1.1184406
https:// www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/16/rubber-rooms-in-new-york-city-22-million_n_1969749.html
https:// nypost.com/2016/01/17/city-pays-exiled-teachers-to-snooze-as-rubber-rooms-return/
This. Ever notice the final paragraph of some EOs about how "this doesn't create benefit at law or equity?" That was the clue for me that he knows his stuff, and since he's not beholden to the lawyers' Inns of Court he also is probably just as knowledgeable as top lawyers… but he is unshackled.