We journalists have very private e mail accounts that few people know about.
Especially when investigating government officials and/or alleged law enforcement.
Secret code words sent via innocuous e mails are the key to go to a burner phone or what we call a "free Willie" computer to get the information.
Very interesting.
It seems some government agency is very quietly looking over information on former mayors who held office for extraordinarily long times. This is across the U.S. and includes scrutiny of a Massachusetts mayor. Well, fancy that! And guess who's name has shown up on the list!
They are investigating, we're told, if voter fraud, dirty city clerks (what a shock!) and other improprieties are out there, and they have their wish list of items which tend to get red-flagged for proper determinations...and prosecution.
You'll never guess whose name has popped up at least a couple of times in this "conversation."
Pass the M & M's, Please!
To quote the late sex offender from TV3:
"This is going to be fun!"
If a certain ex mayor was looking over his shoulder thinking that the Feds were going to arrest him on the monday morning nine years ago after the blockbuster event of November 10, 2010....guess what? He better keep looking...over his shoulder... (What "chip" off the old block? The entire block went off under that pillow!) ...it was a good run, but there's a pair of silver bracelets awaiting some ex Massachusetts mayor ....word has it!!!
...Just some unfriendly advice from someone in the know...
Sister Yolanda at Arlington Catholic must be spinning in her grave that he turned out to be such a bad boy!
If Turkey can look at their own turkeys, why not the good old U.S. of A???
File under: FED up!
How many times have our informants been "spot on?" MR. McGillicuddy?
File under: NEPHEWTISM Part 2!
And this time, Uncle Bob AIN'T involved!!!!
Turkey suspends three mayors, alleging links to Kurdish militants
August 19, 2019 at 7:11 a.m. EDT
The mayors of Diyarbakir, Mardin and Van are members of the opposition Peoples’ Democratic Party, or HDP, a pro-Kurdish party. Between them, they won nearly a million votes in local elections held in March — easily defeating candidates from Erdogan’s ruling Justice and Development Party, or AKP.
