[bagster]

As the go to legal beagle round here, tell me if this is accurate. I was cruising other threads and found this gem. I hadn't even thought of this.

I was a bit puzzled why Rogers would retire right in the middle of this shitstorm we are in. This just might be the reason. What a wise and smart FReeper to point this out. Had you thought of this Cboldt and is it accurate?

And do not forget that his retirement provides him the freedom to testify as a material witness. ;-)

10 posted on ‎5‎/‎5‎/‎2018‎ ‎6‎:‎43‎:‎20‎ ‎AM by nesnah (Liberals - the petulant children of politics)

[Cboldt]

do not forget that his retirement provides him the freedom to testify as a material witness.

It doesn't make sense to me. What is the source for the proposition that civilian ex-gov't employees have any more or less compulsion or freedom to testify, than they did as employees?

[STARLIT]

And do not forget that his retirement provides him the freedom to testify as a material witness. ;-)

Very good find..I sure hope he is using this right.

[little jeremiah]

I saw elsewhere someone commenting on Rogers' speech and hints at Q-ism topics contained therein.

Searching for what speech and found this tweet:

Adm. Michael S. Rogers during a #ChangeofCommand ceremony yesterday 5-4-2018. Rogers says that he has one more job to do: a testimony in front of congress. #USCYBERCOM #QAnon #WeThePeople #GreatAwakening #TheStorm #TrustThePlan #WWG1WGA #JUSTICE #ObamaGate pic.twitter.com/Plghv3JhBP— America MUST Unite 🐉 +++ 🇺🇸 (@chadkanera) May 5, 2018

This may be the speech, more than an hour long and looks as though many people may be having their say:

Department of Defense Videos

U.S. Cyber Command, NSA Get New Chief
DoD News
May 4, 2018 | 01:17:46

https://www.defense.gov/Videos/videoid/598202/

[little jeremiah]

Watching now - the beginning so far very ceremonial and fascinating to me.