What’s Going On Here? Paper-Shredding Truck Spotted Outside Department of Justice Building Days After Trump Announces Matt Gaetz Attorney General Nomination

The Gateway Pundit ^ | 11/19/24 | Cullen Linebarger

[blueyon]

The news of President Trump’s return to the Oval Office and his excellent cabinet nominations may be causing Biden Deep State officials to undertake desperate measures to evade accountability.

As The Gateway Pundit reported, Trump sent shockwaves throughout the political world on last Wednesday after announcing Gaetz as America’s next leading law enforcement official.

Trump called him a “deeply gifted and tenacious attorney” who will “end Weaponized Government, protect our Borders, dismantle Criminal Organizations, and restore Americans’ badly shattered Faith and Confidence in the Justice Department.”

[blueyon]

Wouldn't it be something if someone paid off the driver to save everything they want shredding

[griswold3]

Gotta have receipts!

[TonyinLA]

$35 Trillion in debt and major gov agencies still have to contract out paper shredding!!??!!??

[HereInTheHeartland]

Every business or entity regularly shreds paper

[Steely Tom]

Democrats are not subject to the legal system.

[RoosterRedux]

Or wouldn't be something if the small fries who are shredding their docs blow the whistle and turn state's evidence against the big shots in the DOJ?

And same for the FBI.

Garland and Wray do not pass go...but go to jail!

And Wray and Garland cannot shred their evidence because it's everywhere.

[TornadoAlley3]

That taxpayer slut fund. Slush fund for sexual assault claimants. Epstein list.

[donozark]

Wouldn’t it be funny if Trump was driving the truck? LOL!

[frank ballenger]

Fun idea. You’d have to be as rich as Elon Musk to pull that off. Hey, maybe ask him.

Dems are trying to shred everything except wheat. 🥣

[piasa]

They probably outsource it to a company owned by a donor, or to the highest bidder.

[dforest]

Come on now, nothing regular about the timing here.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Harder to bleach the bits.

[Pearls Before Swine]

It does sound deliciously suspicious, but before going into high gear, I’d like to ascertain if they have an ongoing shredding of outdated or multi-copied documents.

[Jamestown1630]

I don’t know about this case, but a department that big probably calls in the shredders numerous times a year.

[CivilWarBrewing]

So much for Congress' order to "PRESERVE ALL DOCUMENTS"..

WHEN.DO.THE.TRIALS.START?

[iamgalt]

Yeah I’m sure there is nothing dodgy /s

[KittyKares]

They probably don’t have enough in-house shredders to handle all the evidence which needs to be destroyed.

[Jamestown1630]

Most shredding companies shred hard drives, too...

[Vigilanteman]

As far back as the Carter administration, it was standard practice for the KGB to contract with cleaning companies doing certain government buildings to bring in their discards. I learned this in a fascinating book called Washington Station by a former KGB Agent.

It was well into the Reagan administration before our side figured this out. According to the author, one of the reasons for the collapse of the Soviet Union was that their spies carefully examined the discarded technical drawings and realized they couldn't keep up. BTW, the agent's cover was as a journalist. From that cover, he easily cultivated friendships among American journalists who enthusiastically fed him MORE information if they thought it would make the Reagan administration look bad. I kid you not!

[Jamestown1630]

I’ve worked where sensitive document shredding was routine.

There could be something ‘dodgy’ or it could be routine. The simple fact that a shredding company truck is seen outside means nothing on its face.