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the interesting part about that quote is that he then sent a letter to congress telling them that it was "the least untruthful" thing he could say at the time.
by anonbanker 11y ago
the interesting part about that quote is that he then sent a letter to congress telling them that it was "the least untruthful" thing he could say at the time.
And got their agreement to that narrative, which got him out of lying under oath to congress. There will be stories written about this man someday. the way we write about Goebbels.
- ossreality 11y ago.... wait what? I mean, I fully assumed this was happening, but your post implies a certain public acceptance of that that I did /not/ expect. I'm very, very intrigued...
- wooter 11y agoIs it not still perjury? http://www.hasjamesclapperbeenindictedyet.com http://www.hasjamesclapperbeenindictedyet.com
- anonbanker 11y agono. it stops being perjury when the agreement of all parties is that his testimony was truthful enough.