Different Rules

12 July 2018

Excellent that government duplicity continues to be exposed.

I was able to listen to a portion of the immoral, deluded, Peter Strzok, “testifying” today in front of congress.

Not surprising to hear the Dumocrats being courteous to a criminal (except when they were being asshats—most of the time). In the brief time I was able to listen (while waiting for my computer to catch up with me) I learned that a NY politician (Nadler) is an asshat.

As I expected, Strzok blathered on and on attempting to convince how moral he is, how he did nothing wrong, blah, blah blah.

Ever since it came out that he had sent a hundred thousand text messages to his adulterous girlfriend (Lisa Page, who apparently is above the law and can avoid with impunity a subpoena to testify in front of congress) I have had several questions.

I've asked the question several times in various forums, but today, a congressman from Texas finally posed the question to him. Strzok's answer confirmed my suspicion.

The question asked was if Strzok sent those text messages while at work. Strzok answered in the affirmative (likely only because such information is now public ally available).

How many of you are able to send hundreds of personal text messages a day while at work earning upwards of $150,000 per year?

One set of rules for us and a much different set of rules for deep-staters like him and his adulterous girlfriend.