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Arazi

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2. Good clarification. I didn't mean intel as in classified material

Reply to stopdiggin (Reply #1)

Sat Jul 19, 2025, 12:35 PM

Jul 19

I mean incriminating information about Traitor.

Not everything, maybe not even a fraction, has been presented in any court and I’m sure she has some that wasn’t seized by Bill Barr and is presumably still in her private possession.

I’m 100% sure she’s not above a bit of blackmail but getting the info out there is presumably the sticky part. Who’d do it? She has to find ways to pressure him. Even the relatively soft porn of the birthday book has him losing his shit

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Legal DUers, would a state legislator be able to read intel into the state record without penalty? [View all] Arazi Jul 19 OP

you confuse the issue by using the word 'intel' stopdiggin Jul 19 #1

Good clarification. I didn't mean intel as in classified material Arazi Jul 19 #2