Rod Rosenstein makes a couple interesting references in his resignation letter
-Robert H Jackson
-Edward Levi
-Thomas Paine
I don’t think these individuals were quoted by happenstance. https://t.co/0FpCSuwSax. Robert H Jackson was the Chief US Prosecutor at the Military Tribunal in Nuremberg which was the prosecution of Nazi war criminals
https://t.co/wTZ5mkCzYk https://t.co/zScLiuzYdE
Jackson opened the trials with this…
“The wrongs which we seek to condemn and punish have been so calculated, so malignant, and so devastating, that civilization cannot tolerate their being ignored, bc it cannot survive their being repeated”
https://t.co/IuemthdHjy https://t.co/uJuN8AANIH If ever there was a quote to describe what we are going through in this battle for our country, this is it
We, here in this corner of Twitter, know the evil & corruption #MAGA has been been fighting. Next, Rosenstein quotes Edward Levi
In 1976, in response to the Church Committee’s findings of FBI misconduct, Attorney General Edward Levi issued the first set of Domestic Security Investigation
https://t.co/zneJzez4M2 https://t.co/S6P6aVbzeO. These guidelines placed specific limits on techniques the FBI could use in domestic surveillance, including the use of informants
All these guidelines appear to have been broken under the Obama Admin
#SpyGate https://t.co/fi9KDOOzSO Finally, Thomas Paine
Thomas Paine published Common Sense in 1776
He spoke in plain language to common people to urge people to fight for independence
https://t.co/4HPDxQRzq8 https://t.co/muOsk4ooFo Plain language to common Americans
That remind you of anyone else we know? https://t.co/wk3WZKSEm0 Most interesting, Paine published Common Sense anonymously
https://t.co/D1ISGDrI1m https://t.co/AlbuNm0Bo1 There’s no way for us to know the motives of Rod Rosenstein
But it sure seems like he’s taken a Master Class in Trolling
If I were the #DeepState, I’d be in a full blown panic!
#TheReckoning #SpyGate https://t.co/3PkskY3bUm Published on twitter by @verykate44