Posted on 07/16/2026 6:48:17 AM PDT by ransomnote
US Attorney PirroJohn Rogers spent years secretly funneling sensitive Federal Reserve information to Chinese spies, then looked investigators in the eye and lied about it. And when that wasn’t enough, he lied again under oath at trial. Federal Reserve employees entrusted with America’s most sensitive economic information cannot sell out their country and their colleagues for personal gain and then expect to hide behind a single word.U.S. Attorney DC@USAO_DCJohn Harold Rogers, 64, a former senior adviser for the Federal Reserve Board of Governors (FRB), was sentenced today in to 38 months in federal prison in connection with making false statements to federal investigators about sharing restricted Federal Reserve information with Chinese intelligence operatives, announced @USAttyPirroJuly 15, 2026
So who is taking his place as China spy?
A firing squad could use practice. We need more that.
I proved that yesterday at the range I have not visited for sometime.
It should have been 38 years.
We need to build more prisons and impose more life sentences to those who sell out our country to our enemies.
A major purpose of interrogation is to talk the person in circles until they say something contradictory. This allows the cops to ruin their credibility and if all else fails, they can charge them for lying to the investigators.
If you don’t understand how that happens you should really watch this video: Don’t talk to the police. The lawyer at the outset is great, but the follow up from the detective about how interrogations are managed is also worth watching. What you say can and will be used against you, not to help you.
IIRC, Rosenbergs got stretched.
38 years would be reasonable
But the carbon released from the bullets. Hanging it is renewable.
* They’ve got nukes
* They’ve got our businesses
* They’ve got our suppliers
* And we’re not Iranianizing them with our Communo-Fascist Military Hegemony.
Yes, but use it as a club to slowly beat him to death.
Yes, I need to get to the range; good point.
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