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Lawrence L.'s avatar

Wow, Mark. You really have egg on your face for assuming impropriety in the intimacy of FBI-Perkins Coie relationship. How many other highly-politicized law firms have such SCIF's located on premise? I'm going to guess that the number hovers somewhere in the range of the square root of -1. Your scrupulous honesty is duly noted--and any improper jump to conclusions is forgiven. Personally, I think the FBI has proved to be fatally corrupt and in need of dissolution. Parcel out their various elements of the organization's portfolio to the US Marshals, DIA, wherever (except the CIA). Every current agent and manager could choose to remain employed only after agreeing to submit to a semi-annual polygraph test that specifically asks whether they have participated in, or witnessed, any prohibited or illegal activity. If the polygraph is equivocal--they're fired. The fact that we've seen six years of evil out of the FBI attests that it is not simply the management level. Where are the whistleblower agents? "All that is required for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing."

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Ray-SoCa's avatar

I’m sure the fbi statement is 100% correct.

The question, is what does the fbi statement omit?

You still may be 100% correct.

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