Message from @Fulcrum010
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I don't think so
Yo don't think people will become radicalized if Tommy dies in prison?
Did you not see the riots that already happened?
It is certainly possible
The working class is already very angry.
Quite understandably.
If he is brutally murdered, I can beyond garuntee there will be riots
If there are just protests...
Then it goes down to how the british police react
as i said before, people will get more radical
but, i don't think this will be the "breaking point"
it will be the beginning of something tho
I think the response to the protest will be the breaking point
Boston Massacre style
nah
there still a lot to happen
plus, i don't even think that thing will get that violent
You never know
Wars have been fought for less
(Well, specifically a 1% tax)
but, you are talking about a docile population that allowed the government to take a lot of their privacy and to become borderline full authoritarian
people won't flip because of the death of one dude
Like I said, you never know
Sargon looked it up in a stream, needs to be off prison for 2 years to run.
So, current sentence + 2 years.
Thought it was 5 years
Does anybody know anything about this Christopher Wray fella? Our new FBI director?
He's a CUCK
Looks like he spent two years as the AG under Bush, he got "the Edmund J. Randolph Award, the Justice Department's highest award for public service and leadership." not sure what for exactly.
after that he went into private practice
looks like he's basically just a lawyer
"Among other testimony, when asked if he believed that the investigation into Russian election interference and possible links to Trump's campaign is a "witch hunt", he stated that he did not."
interesting
```On February 13, 2018, in a hearing before the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, Senator Marco Rubio asked Wray about the risk posed from Chinese students in advanced science and mathematics programs....Wray stated "nontraditional collectors" are "exploiting the very open research and development environment that we have" and consequently he viewed the risk "as not just a whole of government threat but a whole of society threat"....Representatives Chu, Lieu, and Meng released statements criticizing Wray's response as "irresponsible generalizations" implying that all Chinese students and scholars were spies. A coalition of Asian American advocacy groups wrote an open letter to Wray asking for a dialogue "to discuss how well-intentioned public policies might nonetheless lead to troubling issues of potential bias, racial profiling, and wrongful prosecution." In a follow-up interview with NBC, Wray stood by his earlier remarks, elaborating that "To be clear, we do not open investigations based on race, or ethnicity, or national origin. But when we open investigations into economic espionage, time and time again, they keep leading back to China."```
All three reps criticizing him were Dems. Looks like he may have been the target of a political correctness smear, purely speculating.
If I'm not mistaken it looks like not very many people are liking this guy on either side of the fence.
That may just be business as usual for new players on the scene, though. On the right, in response to his news conference, people are saying he's essentially full of bs, a liar. His overall message is one of reforming the FBI based on the lessons to be learned from the recently released Comey Report.