Posted on 02/26/2019 1:16:00 PM PST by Mount Athos
The least the DOJ could do is change its name.
bump...Mike Flynn, Robyn Gritz, and Andrew McCabe?
When perps are allowed to retire instead of being prosecuted, there is usually a very clear reason: this is not the first time it’s happened, and if they pursue prosecution of this case then the previous ones where perps were allowed to retire will come out in discovery, and they do NOT want that. It’s the old saying about “what a tangled web we weave” - onc they start down the wrong path there is no incentive to deviate.
Yet more government “worker” hi-jinks...what perverts and violent criminals. You are under one set of laws...they are under no laws. Pathetic. Corrupt.
The victims (plural) may have expressed a desire to just be done with it now that the offender has been retired and they don’t have to deal with him anymore.
What do you expect?
They knew the guy, maybe were friends with him or his family, and didn’t want to ruin his life or leave him ineligible for his retirement.
It isn’t like he’s one of us peasants. He is one of the King’s men. There are different rules for him.
JUNE 19, 2012 : (FBI : MCCABE AUTHORIZES AN OPR INVESTIGATION AGAINST WHISTLEBLOWER ROBYN GRITZ -— See GEN. FLYNN [See DOD, RUSSIA TODAY DINNER], LEVINSON [KISH ISLAND IRAN,RUSSIAN MAFIA], BENGHAZI) Although the FBI claimed they had filed their OPR investigation prior to Gritz’s EEOC, McCabe’s own sworn testimony painted a much different picture. Gritz’s case, which is still pending, was required McCabe to submit to a sworn statement. In his testimony he recounted a conversation on June 19, 2012 in which he authorized the OPR investigation of Gritz after one of his deputies told him she was about to file a complaint, as reported by Circa.
And McCabe is also challenged with an Office of Special Counsel investigation.
The embattled former agent filed a complaint in April, alleging McCabe violated the Hatch Act, as reported by Circa in June.
The OSC is the government’s main whistle blower agency. The Hatch Act prohibits FBI employees from engaging “in political activity in concert with a political party, a candidate for partisan political office, or a partisan political group.” McCabe appeared to be participating in his wife’s unsuccessful bid for Virginia State Senate in 2015, according to Gritz and documents obtained by Circa. -——https://www.circa.com/story/2017/08/30/politics/former-fbi-agent-battling-deputy-director-mccabe-said-there-is-a-cancer-inside-the-fbi
Coincidentally...
JUNE 19, 2012 : (UK : ASSANGE APPLIES FOR ASYLUM AT THE ECUADORAN EMBASSY IN LONDON —— DNC EMAILS, ASSANGE, WIKILEAKS) Assange entered the Ecuadorian Embassy in London on June 19, 2012, where he applied and was granted political asylum. Since that time, the building has been encircled by police waiting on standby to arrest him. Many fear that should he be arrested in London, he would be extradited to the United States where he would face harsh penalties for practicing journalism. ——————Trump’s Attorneys Make Solid Case For Freeing Julian Assange in Legal Filing, gateway pundit , Posted on ?1?/?3?/?2018? ?9?:?20?:?37? ?PM by MNDude
Interesting theory and entirely possible. Declining to prosecute takes on a whole nother character, obviously still trying to protect the coup.
Two sets of laws.
One set for you and me, one set for the “elite.”
BLOAT.
5.56mm
It’s the Bill Clinton model of sexual assault.
When it’s the cops and the Attorneys that are abusing you who do you call?
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