Watching FBI agent Peter Strzok battle with Congress, my initial reaction was pure anger. His repeated, arrogant insistence that he had done nothing wrong despite tons of evidence to the contrary convinced me he deserved immediate firing — if not the firing squad.
Gradually, though, anger gave way to amazement as Strzok grew increasingly combative and condescending. Given his predicament, the sneering and smirking were stupid, and yet he persisted.
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Sadly, that is the face of those that hold most any positions of power over the American people (i.e. IRS, BATFE, EPA, DHS, Dept. of Justice, etc., etc.,). It is sad that we have allowed our elected officials to hand over control without recourse to such agencies under the guise of "law".
ReplyDeletewe have allowed our elected officials to hand over control without recourse to such agencies under the guise of "law".
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Brock, I just got this reply, which I thought you'd enjoy. So I'm reposting it. The following defines the Left very well, in my view, and this is just how the Satanic religion thinks also.:
ReplyDelete"That's because we do not define evil properly. It still defines as doing something bad, which is not what it is.
Evil is simply doing what you want with no regard to who is harmed from it or how.
In their arrogance they want to rule us because they have somehow convinced themselves they are better than everyone, and they do not care how much misery pursuing that causes."
Evil is simply doing what you want with no regard to who is harmed from it or how.
DeleteHadn't heard that, Thanks.
Man.....that look on his face is just beggin' for his nose to be broken.
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Somewhere Behind Enemy Lines
Peoples Republik of Kommiefornistan
You and Tony. :)
DeleteHe needs to be beat with a baseball bat.
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DeleteThe website "Cold Fury" had a good 7/13 piece on how connected Strzok's testimony is to post modern thought. He compared his testimony to that of a transvestite. The FBI is not into objective truth, it is into a narrative.
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