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DC:
I am from south of Atlanta, word was if you have enough money you are not guilty and I am troubled that Chris Wray is from there.

texokie:
[How interesting! - I’m troubled too, but Q does tell us to “Trust Wray,” and I hope that remains valid. From Wray’s Wiki page: “From 2005 to 2017 he was a litigation partner with the law firm King & Spalding.”]

DC:
I believe if my mind doesn’t fail me they also represented a terrorist and got him off. Another thread and I am not looking it up...

texokie:
[LOL! I don’t blame you for not looking it up!

I would be surprised, since they have offices in the Middle East, if they didn’t see fit to defend people of that extraction.

I did find a link to a page on the K&S web site citing their expertise in Sharia Compliant finance law:

https://www.kslaw.com/capabilities/islamic-finance-and-investment

“Our lawyers in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Riyadh anchor an international team that works on behalf of financial institutions, energy, construction, healthcare, real estate, private equity, shipping and aviation companies seeking to invest or finance commercial projects in compliance with Islamic Shari’ah principles as well as conventional financing. Informed by decades of experience in the Middle East, our Islamic Finance and Investment team guides financial institutions and businesses in navigating the regulatory, political and commercial environment of the region....”

I’m not seeking to cast aspersions on the company, but simply to report what they have put at the Wiki site (and a few others.) However, what I found does seem a whiff troubling.

I’m hoping that Q will give a little more insight.... or as things unfold, perhaps we will see how that relevance will play out. It is true that when we are in trouble, we do need pit bulls who can argue the Law for us. I’m glad that POTUS has some!]