Posted on Apr 14, 2023
Frightening Evidence Reveals Man Convicted Of Making Hillary Meme Had Plans To Create Biden GIF
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I believe at some point this travesty of justice will be overturned. It's was obviously satire this DOJ has decided his freedom of speech isn't free.
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SFC Casey O'Mally
MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D. I have been looking at his time as AG as a revenge drama. Picture it.....
Our "hero" starts as a competent professional. Somewhat biased in favor of his division's products and importance, but competent and fair. The CEO picks him to head one of the most important divisions in the company. He is qualified for the job, but because the villainous board is at war with the CEO, they sabotage his posting.
This sets off a chain of events, with our hero laying low for a while, and gathering both favors and secrets. After a couple board members switch out, a new CEO comes to town, and our hero gets himself picked to head a different, slightly less prestigious division. But this position has something more important: the power to punish. And our hero, now corrupted by power, but more importantly, hate, commences to lay waste to the board, and everything they hold dear.
He starts off slow, testing his power and his limits. But the more he gets away with, the more emboldened he becomes. Eventually he throws off the shackles of rules and exerts authority even where he has none. He no longer cares about revenge on just the board, the whole company will feel his wrath.
If only the board had let him take that first position, none of this would have ever happened.....
At least that's the way it plays out in my head.
Our "hero" starts as a competent professional. Somewhat biased in favor of his division's products and importance, but competent and fair. The CEO picks him to head one of the most important divisions in the company. He is qualified for the job, but because the villainous board is at war with the CEO, they sabotage his posting.
This sets off a chain of events, with our hero laying low for a while, and gathering both favors and secrets. After a couple board members switch out, a new CEO comes to town, and our hero gets himself picked to head a different, slightly less prestigious division. But this position has something more important: the power to punish. And our hero, now corrupted by power, but more importantly, hate, commences to lay waste to the board, and everything they hold dear.
He starts off slow, testing his power and his limits. But the more he gets away with, the more emboldened he becomes. Eventually he throws off the shackles of rules and exerts authority even where he has none. He no longer cares about revenge on just the board, the whole company will feel his wrath.
If only the board had let him take that first position, none of this would have ever happened.....
At least that's the way it plays out in my head.
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