Maybe they could use someone who would know just how to set up that task force to get at those documents. Someone like a very effective general. Heard the President say he'd be happy to give you a place in his administration. Take him up on it. We could use you.
Gen. Flynn ......... in rereading your great analysis you only mention the Miami office. Epstein had a residence in either AZ or NM, Paris, and one more location besides NYC. He conducted "business" in those locations. Should those FBI and USAO offices be combed for documents as well?.
In the clinical trial world there are document 'rooms,' that are servers with heavy security such that original files/data can't be deleted or even altered. Documents must be checked out by certain individuals to edit or amend but only those to which they are assigned. The altered file is a saved version of the original. The original can't be changed, only subsequent versions. Gen. Flynn ...... does the agency have even that level of document security? Were the originals scanned it such a system? Then maybe the world will have the opportunity to see these important files. Sorry, but I'll bet you a Cheese Steak any paper file is long gone regardless of what kind of envelope in which it was supposedly placed. Sadly, Bondi made no mention (I believe) of a treasure trove of documents safely still available.
Thank you again General Flynn. Your writings are always interesting and very informative. I find myself being reminded that we have 38,000 FBI agents. How deep is the rot and corruption? What a herculean job Kash, Dan Bongino and Pam Bondi have in front of them. I feel much more reassured and confident after listening to General Flynn talk about how he has kept his many contacts throughout the U.S. government, including the DOD, Intelligence, etc. We know he remains very respected throughout our agencies, though many of his enemies are still around, but most seem to be in retreat now.
Maybe they could use someone who would know just how to set up that task force to get at those documents. Someone like a very effective general. Heard the President say he'd be happy to give you a place in his administration. Take him up on it. We could use you.
Agree General!!
Thank you.
Gen. Flynn ......... in rereading your great analysis you only mention the Miami office. Epstein had a residence in either AZ or NM, Paris, and one more location besides NYC. He conducted "business" in those locations. Should those FBI and USAO offices be combed for documents as well?.
Agree,,,, ! Let it all rip ! NOW !
In the clinical trial world there are document 'rooms,' that are servers with heavy security such that original files/data can't be deleted or even altered. Documents must be checked out by certain individuals to edit or amend but only those to which they are assigned. The altered file is a saved version of the original. The original can't be changed, only subsequent versions. Gen. Flynn ...... does the agency have even that level of document security? Were the originals scanned it such a system? Then maybe the world will have the opportunity to see these important files. Sorry, but I'll bet you a Cheese Steak any paper file is long gone regardless of what kind of envelope in which it was supposedly placed. Sadly, Bondi made no mention (I believe) of a treasure trove of documents safely still available.
Thank you again General Flynn. Your writings are always interesting and very informative. I find myself being reminded that we have 38,000 FBI agents. How deep is the rot and corruption? What a herculean job Kash, Dan Bongino and Pam Bondi have in front of them. I feel much more reassured and confident after listening to General Flynn talk about how he has kept his many contacts throughout the U.S. government, including the DOD, Intelligence, etc. We know he remains very respected throughout our agencies, though many of his enemies are still around, but most seem to be in retreat now.