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To: Red Badger

Calling them “stray papers” tells We The People all we need to know about how the Biden Crime Family has treated classified documents and US National Security over almost 50 years of government “work.”

This applies to Joe’s breaking many stringent security measures, absconding with the docs—which could only have been purposeful—giving noncleared personnel repeated access to them and having such documents moved multiple times to various closets and garages.

It wouldn’t take a 007 to intercept US National Secrets in all this relocation. Gomer Pyle could have arranged a heist at many a point—if Gomer had Xio Buyden’s lack of ethics and loyalty to the citizenry.

With such an anti-authoritarian attitude, Joe’s must have considered hundreds of times how a grifter of his superior status could easily convert access to those “stray papers” into hard cash for himself and his family to pay their bills. 10% is just a modest sum, surely! The bulk would go toward establishing scores of millions in long-term Biden wealth and influence, to stay several steps ahead of the law if that would ever be needed.


13 posted on 02/10/2023 11:08:16 AM PST by rx
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To: rx

When it comes to classified documents, there is no such thing as “stray papers” or “inadvertent misplacement.” Such a lack of seriousness over the handling of classified documents IMO is ground for immediate removal from office. That goes for personal data as well. Most of my civilian career has involved dealing with personal data, mostly tax returns. I “fired” TaxAct last month when I learned they sold personal data to Meta.


14 posted on 02/10/2023 11:21:20 AM PST by Night Hides Not (Remember the Alamo! Remember Goliad! Remember Gonzales! Come and Take It!)
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