Shuhel Mahboob Ali was a British national
living in London. As a narcissist, he
found that dating women was not for him because he didn’t believe any of them
to be his equal. Like most people in
western civilization, when it came to finding something he wanted, he went to
the internet. While on the internet, he
found a man who wanted to sell his 13-year-old daughter as a sex slave. Shuhel became very interested and started
corresponding with the man, who lived in Titusville, Florida. What Shuhel didn’t know is that that man he
was speaking to was an undercover sheriff.
The sheriff asked him, “What do you intend to do with her?”
The sheriff felt the answer was
quite obvious. This man is looking for a
sex slave and he is alleging to have a girl for sale so he’s going to have sex
with the 13-year-old girl. The actual response the sheriff got would be
something that stuck in the back of his mind.
In his line of work, he knew there were sick people that people didn’t
want to admit lived amongst us but despite this callous formed over the years
of dealing with said people, when Shuhel responded, “I want to impregnate her
and then start the offspring that we produce off young. If you have a kid at a young enough age, they
can be convinced anything is normal. So I’m going to raise the kids to believe
that incest is the only true form of breeding.
I will desensitize them to being sexually assaulted young so they won’t
think anything of it as they age and become old enough to produce more babies,”
the Sherriff was horrified.
After that, the sheriff had
heard all he needed to. He convinced Shuhel to fly to Florida and when they met
up to exchange the girl for the money, he was summarily arrested and sentenced
to 10 years in prison. That was in 2014
and in 2020, Shuhel was out on parole.
On the other side of the
country, in Arizona, Nouno and his wife Abby were drinking by their pool. Normally they both love watching sports but
there were no sports now because of the Coronavirus so now they were just
drinking by their pool as social gatherings were outlawed. While Abby was more understanding of it,
Nouno was not. After hearing that New
Jersey issued a mandatory curfew from 8PM – 5AM, he got a flashback of V for Vendetta. Just like in the movie, a foreign virus
killed many people causing the government to issue police state tactics and ban
various things such as homosexuality, arts, books and non-Christian
religions. It all started by a mandatory
curfew. Abby tried telling him that it
was only temporary and they were still a long way from V for Vendetta England
but Nouno kept repeating, “When you sacrifice liberty for security, you have
neither.”
Realizing that he needed
something to distract him, she researched a side project they both had. They were vigilantes that went around killing
people that the justice system failed.
Although the airline industry was hit hard, domestic flights were still
flying so they could still fly around the country. She called out, “Hey babe, we got a case?”
“Good, I could really use a kill
right now.”
“Well, this one is mine.”
They had an agreement that child
rapists were killed by Abby and Nouno killed everyone else. That’s how Nouno knew what type of case it
was. He shook his head, “Just my luck”
“We’re going to Florida.”
“That’s good; it’s warmer there
so the Coronavirus should be less of a problem.”
She gave a confused look, “I’m
not quite sure if that’s true but whatever.
Flights are really cheap.”
“I bet.”
They booked the flight and
headed to Florida. Titusville is located
north of Cocoa Beach on the Indian River by Orlando. Usually at this time, people are going to
Disneyworld but it’s closed due to the pandemic. They get on the plane and find that almost
nobody is on it. Abby states, “This is
really surreal to be on a plane to Orlando and have nobody on it.”
“Yea, that’s the real problem
with Coronavirus. 99.9% of the people
affected aren’t affected health wise but economically. It’s an attack on our freedom.”
“Will you stop? We need this right now. Everything is temporary until we can get this
under wraps.”
“The government’s job is to warn
people of danger but they are free to heed it or not.”
“People weren’t listening so
they needed to force it.”
“That’s precisely what we are
trying to avoid.”
“If they start infecting people,
then hospitals will be overrun. It’s
containment.”
“If people want to risk it, they
should be able to. Forcing a restaurant
to shut down is wrong. That’s one
industry that can’t be delayed the point of sale.”
“What does that even mean?”
“If someone was going to buy a
car, they can wait a couple months before they actually purchase the car. They’ll still need it in a couple
months. It doesn’t work that way at a
restaurant. When the crisis passes,
people aren’t going to go to a restaurant and order 30 meals to make up for the
30 meals they missed. The restaurant
never recoups that loss. Their employees
rely on tips. If a restaurant owner and
its employees want to take the risk that is their right. If patrons want to risk going to restaurants,
that is their right as well. I don’t
like the government forcing private companies to shut down. If they want to close bridges and stuff fine
but if businesses want to remain open, then nobody should stop them.”
“I see what you’re saying but
that’s why the government is loaning money to affected businesses so they don’t
have to lay off their workers and they can get money to get them through this.”
“Like I said, a lot of these
industries are reliant on tips. What do
they do?”
“They get money too. The government is loaning money to banks to
distribute to people.”
“They need to loan it to
businesses that were solvent before the crisis that they forced to shut down.”
“I think that is what they’re
doing.”
“There was a lot of corruption
in the financial sector bailout so I’m skeptical of this. Don’t you think it’s better if the company
doesn’t need the government’s help?”
“Normally yes, but these aren’t
normal times.”
“It’s in a crisis where liberty
is most important.”
“You like repeating clichés but
I’m not so sure that’s true. We pay a
lot of money to the government. This is
precisely the reason we do. In case shit
happens, they will be there for us to help us when shit really hits the fan. If they can’t handle this, then what’s the
point?”
“I don’t disagree with that
point.”
“You have to think that when
public health is the core issue, drastic steps need to be taken.”
“The health problems caused by
unemployment of small businesses going under and people not working will be far
worse than the health problems the Coronavirus caused. The main issue is to stop companies from
laying people off. Get rid of payroll
taxes and corporate tax rates. Then, set
up government backed lending facilities.
That way, companies can apply for it if they need it. If they don’t, then they don’t get it. This way, government doesn’t pick winners and
losers and it has more of a possibility of getting their money back when things
return to normal”
“I don’t know if we ever will”
“I think there will be an
economic surge but right now we just need to give small businesses enough money
to stop laying people off.”
“I’m going to like the extra
1,000 dollars I get from the government.”
“That’s a stupid idea.”
“Why? You always say people spend money better than
government. They’re giving the money to
the people.”
“Not every industry got
destroyed. Someone that runs a podcast
from their home doesn’t need 1,000 dollars.
You and I can work from home so we’re not crippled by it. Honestly, we don’t need the 1,000
either. The airline employees, waiters
and waitresses, bar tenders, they need the money.”
“I wouldn’t complain about 1,000
dollars.”
“There’s no such thing as free
money. We’ll have to pay for that
later. That’s why a focused attack on
people who actually need it is preferred.
Look, this is why I was against it when Andrew Yang brought it up. I’m not a hypocrite.”
“Yang wanted to do it for no
underlying reason. This is a crisis.”
“It’s the same concept. I’m sure Yang thought the income inequality
in America was the underlying reason and just as legitimate a reason as the
Coronavirus.”
They land in Orlando and head to
their hotel. While in the elevator, they
see a couple with a case of beer. Nouno
and Abby look down and smile. The male
in the group declares, “Look, everything’s fucking closed. We might as well get fucked up right?”
Nouno light heartedly responds,
“Why not right? Makes sense to me.”
“We got enough for two more if
you want to join.”
“Thanks man. I’m game.
I’m Nouno by the way.”
“I’m Roger, and this is my wife
Jeanine”
Nouno shakes both their hands as
Abby glares at him. He looks over at
Abby and articulates, “This is my wife Abby”
“I’m sorry but I’m not shaking
hands right now but it’s very nice to meet you.”
Jeanine shrugs her shoulders, “I
get it but I’m not really concerned with this virus. It only really kills people in their
70s. You guys don’t look 70.”
Abby was 26 and Nouno was 36 so
this was hardly a complement. Jeanine
and Roger looked to be in between them in age.
Nouno responded, “I’ve been saying the same thing but every day I get
fewer and fewer people that agree with me.”
“I’m one of them” exclaims Abby
The elevator arrives on Roger
and Jeanine’s floor. Roger utters,
“Well, this is us. We’re in room 345 if
you want to come.”
Abby reaches into her purse and
they step off the elevator. She gives a
charming smile and pronounces in a persuasive voice, “I didn’t say we weren’t
coming. I just want you guys to let me
take your temperature first.”
Abby had a thermometer and when
they agreed, she put it to their forehead.
She started with Roger and it read 98.4.
She then tried Jeanine and got 98.8.
After that she shrugged her shoulders and announced, “Alright, let’s
go.”
Nouno responded, “We should do
it too honey.”
Abby and Nouno did and got
similar results. Jeanine and Roger
seemed uninterested in the results. They
sat down and Abby started talking with Jeanine and Nouno Roger. Roger pleaded, “Please, whatever you do,
don’t talk about Corona.”
“I wouldn’t dream of it. The DOJ dropped their case against the
Russian troll farms.”
“I don’t remember that.”
“Mueller indicted a bunch of
Russians for setting up ads to influence the 2020 election. Since Mueller couldn’t find any Russians that
President Trump colluded with, he decided to indict Russians and, since he was
hired to investigate collusion, people would just assume that they colluded
with Trump even though that wasn’t the charge.”
“I guess it didn’t work because
this isn’t ringing a bell at all.”
“Mueller didn’t anticipate on
something.”
“What would that be?”
“The Russians would show up for
their due process. Mueller panicked and
offered them a deal but they turned it down saying they wanted to go to trial.”
“Did they?”
“No, Mueller told the judge that
he couldn’t prosecute them because of sources and methods.”
“Then why indict them if you
can’t submit the evidence?”
“Good question. It just proves that Mueller was a hack.”
“It also proves how slow our
justice system works. It was just
officially dismissed?”
“Without prejudice. The judge gave him an opportunity to have
time go by where he could declassify the evidence. The problem is that Mueller never had any.”
“He never expected them to show
up so he thought he’d get away with it.”
“That’s right.”
“Why distract himself with
people that had nothing to do with Trump?”
“A couple months after he got
hired, July 2017, Mueller knew that the whole Trump collusion story was a hoax
because he spoke with the translator at the Trump Tower Meeting and he told him
that they didn’t even discuss Hillary Clinton and that Donald Trump Jr.’s take
on what happened was accurate. He then
added that he didn’t like Donald Trump Jr. so it’s not like he lied because
he’s friendly with him.”
“It’s a weird thing to
volunteer.”
“He was asked. Mueller’s team was seeing if there was
bias. Anyway, Mueller also knew because
that’s the same month that Strzok and Page’s text messages were released. He read how they set the whole thing up
because they hated President-elect Trump.
Despite knowing all this, he still kept it going for over two years.”
“Well, I’m not sure about all
that but if that’s true, then it’s pretty messed up.”
“The funniest thing was when the
lawyer for Concord Management was talking to the lead lawyer in the case. Her name is Jeanie Rhea…”
“Who’s ‘Concord Management?’”
“The Russian troll farm that
Mueller arrested.”
“Oh, alright. Why was it funny?”
“Rhee tried to bluff by telling
the lawyer that she had a terabyte of conversations and information about them
and what they did. The Concord lawyer
called her bluff and asked her what language the information was in. I guess she didn’t see the trap he was laying
because she answered ‘Russian.’ Then the
lawyer wondered if she had it translated; to which she again replied ‘no.’ That
led to the obvious question of how she knew what was on it and, as Concord
tells it, she didn’t want to talk about it anymore.”
“Not too bright this Rhee”
“No, but she was a Clinton
acolyte so that’s why Mueller hired her.”
They continued to drink and
after a few beers, Nouno and Abby excuses themselves and went back to their
room. The next day, they scoped the area
for crematoriums and then headed back to the hotel. It is here that Abby worked her magic as she
searched through social media and various online resources to find out
everything about Shuhel. Most
importantly, she wanted to know his habits and where he’d be. This was much harder with the Coronavirus
stopping people from gathering places. She
starts shaking her head, “You’re not going to believe this.”
“What?”
“A few counties have closed
schools so now kids are going to Cocoa Beach.
Take a guess where our buddy Shuhel goes?”
“The mall” Nouno replies
sarcastically
“No, Cocoa Beach”
“Damnit” he yells with the same
sarcasm.
“I guess we’re going to the
beach.”
They go to Cocoa Beach and lie
out in the sun. It didn’t take long for
them to find Shuhel and sure enough, he was sitting up facing the water but
Abby was looking at his eyes and in his periphery, he was checking out the
kids. Since Abby was an attractive
woman, she had become quite good at telling when she was being checked out but
the guy was trying to be subtle about it.
Nouno alternated between lying out and going swimming but Abby stayed in
the sun. When Shuhel got up to leave,
Nouno followed him while Abby cleaned up the towels and things they brought to
the beach. Shuhel stopped at a shower
near the parking lot to rinse the sand off his shoes. Nouno followed him and jammed a syringe in
the back of his neck and then grabbed him to stop him from falling. “Whoa there man, you alright? I think you had a little too much to drink.”
Nouno wrapped Shuhel’s arm
around his shoulder and pretended to help him to his car but really he threw
him in the back seat of Nouno’s car.
Abby was quickly behind and got in the passenger seat and they drove
off.
Shuhel woke up to found himself
strapped down to a bed of plastic. He
squirmed and demanded, “What am I doing here?
I’m a free man.”
“No, you’re on parole” Abby
retorted standing above him.
“Who are you?”
“Someone that thinks 10 years is
way too short for a piece of shit like you.
You need to be removed from the population.”
“I served my time.”
“No you didn’t. You still have four years left.”
“I never raped anybody.”
“Only because you were actually
talking to an undercover cop. You wanted
to rape a man’s daughter and then rape the kids you made. What kind of sick twisted fuck does that?”
“I thought you Americans were
about tolerance.”
“Not of that. Americans are very against rape.”
“Oh please. You’re not prepared for anything. That’s why you have the fewest hospital beds
per capita compared to the rest of the world like Britain where I’m from.”
“Being British, you should know
that the waits to see a specialist are like nine months. Here’s, it’s like a week or two. You’re universal health care sucks.”
“We still have more availability
than you.”
“Not really because you guys
don’t have outpatient surgery centers like we do. A lot of surgeries are done by outpatient
centers that frees up patients from having to go to the hospitals.”
“Yes, you offer substandard care
to deal with the amount of people that need care.”
“No, the outpatient centers are
preferred to hospitals for surgery because there’s less of a chance they’ll
catch an infection.”
“Well, now you have Coronavirus
so we’ll see just how prepared your price system of healthcare really is.”
“America has the most ICU
equipment per capita than any other country.
We realize the importance because of the staff-patient ratios and highly
sophisticated equipment. Our price
system allowed us to have so many of them.”
“Your citizens pay a lot for
health insurance.”
“So do yours except it’s in the
form of higher taxes instead of deducted from your paycheck to pay a premium
for an insurance company. The thing is,
here, health spending is contingent on increased quality of care whereas yours,
they get the money anyway so there’s no incentive to have better quality of
care.”
“You didn’t bring me here to
debate healthcare.”
“No, I brought you here to kill
you so you can never hurt a little kid.
I saw you on the beach checking them out. You were thinking about it. Fuck, for all I know, you have one kidnapped
in your house right now.”
“And she will starve if you
don’t let me go.”
“No, I can’t take that chance.”
“You Americans always think
you’re so much better than everyone else.
Even your network NBC is praising China for their handling of the
Coronavirus. An American went to China
and was allowed to return so he knows and saw both systems.”
“Yea, that kind of reminds me of
when Walter Duranty and all those reporters went to Russia and kept talking
about how they saw the future and how much better and more advanced they were
then we were. Spoiler alert; that didn’t
end well for the Russians.”
Nouno interjected, “And the dude
was a music professor who got a tour from the Chinese. Communist countries have a way of showing you
only what they want you to see and not the way things are.”
“That’s your own bias
talking. They blame you guys for this
you know?”
Abby answered, “I do know that
but they are lying. Make no mistake
about it, this is a Chinese virus that they tried to cover up and that’s why it
was allowed to spread.”
“That’s not what your news
says.”
“I know. It’s very sad that the mainstream media hates
President Trump so much that they echo Chinese talking points and propaganda.”
“Careful; you’re making them
sound like a belligerent nation rather than a trading partner.”
“I believe they are a
belligerent nation.”
“Oh, well then you’re right on
message. What do you intend to do with
me though little lady?”
“Well, I have a thing I do with
child rapists.”
“I didn’t rape a child.”
“You were going to.”
“Not the same thing”
Abby started putting on gloves
and rejoin, “That convinced a judge to
only give you 10 years but it’s not going to convince me.”
“I see you’re worried I have
Corona. Good thing you’re taking
precautions with the gloves.” Taunted Shuhel
Abby beamed, “Oh, no. My husband over there doesn’t like when I
touch a man’s penis with my bare hands.”
“You’re going to give me a hand
job in front of your husband?” asked a perplexed Shuhel.
“Nope” Abby undid Shuhel’s pants
while Nouno looked away. Abby then took
a large knife she had and grabbed Shuhel’s scrotum and squeezed watching him
squirm. She then moved her hand to leave
some room toward his pelvic bone and her hand.
Abby then chopped with the knife and tore into his skin.
Shuhel howled and cursed
Abby. Abby calmly explained, “You
misused this so you have lost your privileges to it.”
“Please don’t do this. I didn’t do anything.”
“You did nothing to the Florida
sheriff’s daughter but you don’t just decide to fly across the world to rape a
13-year-old unless you have done it before.”
Abby removed his penis and
scrotum from his body and as Shuhel screamed, she shoved them in his mouth and
commanded, “Stop screaming”
Abby then taped his mouth shut
with duck tape. She grimaced and plugged
his nose and stared down at him as he tried to squirm but his restraints made
it ineffective. He soon drifted off and
his eyes closed for the last time. Abby
held on for another minute and then released his nostrils. Nouno walked over and jammed a knife into his
chest. Abby gave him a quizzical look
and he explained, “I told you, I had to kill something as catharsis for the
police state America has become.”
“You didn’t kill him though.”
“Well, I know how you enjoy it
so I waited till after the fact but I do feel better.”
“Alright then. Do you want to help me clean up this time?”
They wrapped the body and Nouno
ignored the not-so-subtle reference to the beach where she had to clean up but
it’s not like Nouno wasn’t doing anything.
He was rendering Shuhel unconscious.
For the second time that day, they loaded Shuhel body into the car and
drove to the crematorium and broke in.
They ran the machine and placed him inside and waited. Abby commented, “We normally go to a diner to
eat but I don’t think restaurants are open.”
“They are here.”
“Nice”
Abby and Nouno went to a diner
and Abby posed, “Is it okay if we talk about Coronvirus?”
“I’d rather not but if you
really want to.”
I just heard some shit and I
wanted to know if you knew if it was true or false because you tend to debunk
fake news.”
“That is one of my favorite
things to do.”
“Did you hear about Trump with
that company that was looking for the vaccine?
Apparently Trump told them he wanted exclusive rights to it for
Americans and nobody else.”
“No, that’s not what he
said. He didn’t want a monopoly on the
Wuhan Virus vaccine. What he told them
was he wanted them to develop it in America using our state of the art facilities. The company, CureVac, is in Germany.”
“That sounds more like something
he would say.”
“One journalist actually decided
to do their job and asked CureVac, who obviously told them that they had
received no pressure from the United States and rejects all media reports. Of course, Ukraine said the same thing about
the phone call and they still impeached the president so who knows how the
media portrayed that.”
“I can see the confusion a
little bit.”
“I can’t but let’s just pretend
it was an honest mistake. I don’t think
it was but let’s pretend. Reuters then
stealth edited the article”
“What’s a ‘stealth edit’”
“Normally when an article is
edited, there’s an editor’s note that it was changed. They didn’t do that. The main edit to the article was they claimed
a German official confirmed the story and that’s the part they removed.”
“Ok, what’s your point?”
“Why did they need to omit
that? Did they lie and just make it
up? Obviously nobody confirmed it
because it was false. The company claimed
it was false so it couldn’t come from them.
Who confirmed it?”
“Anonymous source”
“Which means the writer of the
article.”
“Speaking of your favorite
newspapers that love anonymous sources, the New York Times claims that
President Trump told states that the federal government wouldn’t help them by
giving them respirators and other equipment.”
“That was a meeting with the
governors. This is the problem with your
generation. You only read social media
and not the actual article. The very
next sentence is the president informing them that he will back them. His only point was that it would be quicker
if they could locate it themselves but if they can’t, they will provide
it. It was all hands on deck; don’t rely
on the federal government for everything.
Try to do it yourself and only if there’s complication will they help
out. That is the conservative way.”
“Well, it doesn’t sound so bad
now.”
“Just remember the people who
lie to you so you don’t trust them again.
Julie Bosman is the New York Times reporter that lied so next time you
see her name on social media, know that you are being lied to.”
“That’s a little harsh”
“No, it’s not. it’s true.”
“On the topic of conservatives
and limited government, do you really think it was a good idea for Trump to
disband the pandemic response office of the National Security Council?”
“No, that would have been a bad
idea to do that now, which is why it’s not what President Trump did. There’s a guy named Tim Morrison who was on
the council. He’s the one that debunked
this nonsense. There used to be three
different sections of the NSC. There was
the pandemic response office, the counter-proliferation division and the
bio-defense directorate. As the three of
them are pretty similar and there’s a lot of overlap, he decided to combine all
three into one division and have them work as a team rather than three separate
ones.”
“So, he just consolidated the
branches of the NSC”
“Yes. They called a ‘reorganization,’
‘dissolved.’ Remember, liberals make up
meaning of words as it fits their needs.”
“So, what do you think is going
to happen?”
“The markets will recover
because they always do.”
“When?”
“Well, it may be a long time
before it gets as high as it was but I do think it’s going to be more of a V
shaped graph than a ‘U’ shaped one.”
“So, it’ll drop sharply, not
stick around and surge?”
“That would be my guess and an
accurate description of the last week in the stock market.”
“Why do you say that but talk
about all the layoffs and struggling small businesses? You told me earlier the negative effects of
unemployment on health. Why won’t that
hurt the recovery?”
“A lot of economic activity is
delayed not stopped. Yes, some are
not. You’re not going to take multiple
trips or eat multiple meals but you’re still going to be buying a house that
you were looking for or a car. Most
industries can handle people delaying their purchases because they will still
purchase it when the crisis blows over.
Now, instead of economic activity being spread over three months, it
will all be consolidated into one month.”
“Those industries are going to
be bombarded with customers.”
“And that just may lead to them
hiring more people to deal with the increased demand.”
“Temporarily.”
“It still employs people that
weren’t working or were laid off for a time.”
“I hope you’re right.”
“Me too.”
Their burgers came and they ate
them. Abby then started on her French
fries as those are her favorite food. Abby
looks up from her fries and announces, “Oh, I forgot to tell you. I found a Republican that is into identity
politics.”
“Why do you try to upset me?”
“David Frum”
“He’s a Never Trumper”
“Whatever, he tweeted out that
nobody calls it the Spanish flu because it’s not productive so we shouldn’t
call the Coronavirus, the ‘Chinese virus’ or ‘Wuhan Virus.”
Nouno sighed, “I’ve explained
this to you several times. Look at the
latest health scares; Ebola, West Nile, ZIka, etc. they’re all named after the
places they originated. That is how we
name diseases. Also, people do call it
the Spanish Flu; what does David Frum say people call it?”
“He didn’t say but you only get
a certain amount of characters.”
Abby’s face contorts as her lips
purse in horror. Nouno inquires, “What?”
“Hold on, I need to check
something.”
Abby furiously swiped through
her phone and made the same face. She
revealed, “There was a comment and someone found a tweet from him on October
31, 2016 where Frum was talking about an artist that died from the Spanish
Flu. Frum actually called it the Spanish
Flu.”
“Ah, so he’s a hypocrite. How do people find tweets from that long
ago?”
“You can put key words and there
are other little tricks that I won’t get into.”
“Alright, anyway, it’s time to
clean up at the place.”
Nouno and Abby leave the diner
and head back to the crematorium to get rid of the remains in the proper
fashion for people who don’t keep them.
Afterward, they return back to the hotel and take a shower as they
didn’t get a chance to when they left the beach. The next day, they were back on a plane and
heading to Arizona.
On the plane, Nouno sees a story
about Mike Flynn’s case. He shakes his
head, “I’m getting sick of all these bombshell revelations. Flynn needs to just be pardoned and get it over
with. This is just a disgrace.”
“You have to be convicted to be
pardoned. The case is still ongoing.”
“The appeal is but President
Trump can pardon the initial case where he pled guilty.”
“If it’s so obvious then the
judge will see that and award in his favor.”
“The judge is corrupt.”
“You can’t say that every time
you get a ruling that doesn’t go your way.”
“Flynn’s lawyer, Sidney Powell,
told Judge Sullivan that since the whole case is that Flynn lied to the FBI,
she wanted to see the 302.”
“That’s the summary of an
interview the FBI makes. They do one for
every interview right?”
“Yes”
“I would think that’s pertinent
to the case.”
“Yea, I would say it should be
the most crucial document. You want to
know what the judge told her?”
“He told her no?”
“Worse, he informed her that the
FBI lost the 302. Then, before she could
say anything, he offered that ‘things happen.’”
“That’s bullshit. If they lose
their main piece of evidence, the case should be thrown out.”
“They dropped the Russian troll
farm case but not this one?”
“Well, maybe they can just call
the FBI agent that interviewed him to see what he or she remembers.”
“They did that. His name is Joe Pienka and he told Comey that
he didn’t think Flynn was being deceptive.”
“Right, I think you told me that
before.”
“The weird thing is even Obama
people voiced their concern about Flynn”
“People you hate?”
“Yes”
“This should be interesting.”
“Sally Yates told Mueller that
she was alarmed about the FBI’s treatment of Flynn in a letter she wrote.”
“She was the attorney general
under Obama?”
“Yes”
“So, why was Flynn pursued?”
“He was threatened and coerced
to sign a guilty plea and Mueller accepted it even though the DOJ had informed
him that they don’t think he was lying but he just had a faulty memory. Given that he was on vacation in the
Dominican Republic during the conversation under question, I think it’s safe to
say he may have thrown back a couple.”
“Even sober, I don’t remember
conversations I’ve had from people word for word. They had a transcript of the call right?”
‘Indeed they did.”
“Any other nuggets?”
“Yup, Yates told Muller that the
Logan Act was a stretch.”
“Of course it was, it hasn’t
been utilized since 1789 and never successfully.”
“Also, it’s illegal to set up an
interview with someone and tell them they’re not in trouble. This discourages him from getting a lawyer
and is a set up.”
“I’m pretty sure that’s a common
police tactic.”
“No, you have to tell the person
when it’s an official conversation.”
“I don’t think that’s true.”
“Well, it is. Anyway it doesn’t matter because all these
claims by Yates, McCabe backed up.”
“Who’s McCabe again? I just know he’s a news commentator now.”
“He was the Deputy Director of
the FBI”
“Comey’s boss.”
“That’s the one.”
“The one who supported the
Mueller probe because he wanted revenge on Trump for firing Comey?”
“Yes him”
“What the fuck? The highest ranking FBI agent and the
Attorney General say he did nothing wrong and they still indict him and convict
him?”
“Fucked up right?”
“Yes, it is.”
The plane lands in Arizona and
they go back home. The hot desert air
makes them confident that they won’t be contracting the virus that has causes
worldwide hysteria. Now, it was just a
matter of weathering the storm as America panics.
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