> Later, he split his time between the United States and Europe; he told me that he was sometimes involved in international arms deals. >The lawyer seemed to b

> Later, he split his time between the United States and Europe; he told me that he was sometimes involved in international arms deals. >The lawyer seemed to be an adrenaline junkie, someone who had found a home on the dark side of international intelligence. one can do it only while working on some US intelligence service. >the then-attorney general denied the request and was furious that it had been put in writing beautiful. Looks like somebody in FBI nicely covered their own bottom with the Attorney General himself - " ... as was previously discussed the USB drive containing data dump from the broken in computer of the journalist trying to report on the NSA illegal spying ..." or something like that :)