China on Wednesday accused the United States of supporting unrest in Xinjiang as it continues to defend its clampdown on Muslim minorities in the region. In Beijing's most direct attack on the US to date, foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said the US funded and trained Muslim minorities in Xinjiang to cause unrest in the region. His claims came amid an increase in Beijing's efforts to reshape the narrative on Xinjiang, with Chinese.
J. Edgar Hoover
Back in an age when people actually read newspapers dirt got buried on Saturdays. It was said to be the most unread copy of the week. When compromising stories couldn’t be spiked by the brass in public relations from Wall Street to the Pentagon they’d scheme to adjust a revelation’s timing. Damage control everywhere found the seventh day holiest. That ploy is a little dated dailies presently take themselves a lot more seriously than readers might. In any case, the Federal Bureau of Investigation came up in two different articles in the December 5 Washington Post. Neither of them was anything the alpha-bureaucrats at 935 Penn wanted in circulation.
what the indictment says what he was doing with all that cash was he was paying someone off regularly and regularly scheduled payoffs, paying somebody off to make good on, sort of compensate for and also to cover up something that denny hastert had allegedly done wrong to that person years ago. we don t know what that is. here s two things to consider. this is going to sound like it s really out of left field, but it s a connection to this that seems like we ought to consider given this given the opacity of the indictment on this point. do you remember the sibel edmonds case? she was an fbi translator saying she had been fired when she tried to expose legal and scandalous things she had overheard in her job as an fbi translator. one of the things, one of the lower-profile things she alleged
to cover up something that denny hastert had allegedly done wrong to that person years ago. we don t know what that is. here s two things to consider. this is going to sound like it s really out of left field, but it s a connection to this that seems like we ought to consider given this given the opacity of the indictment on this point. do you remember the sibel edmonds case? she was an fbi translator saying she had been fired when she tried to expose legal and scandalous things she had overheard in her job as an fbi translator. one of the things, one of the lower-profile things she alleged in the year 2005 was that she had overheard turkish wiretap targets bragging that they were secretly paying hundreds of thousands of dollars to the then speaker of the house, denny hastert. that was one of the allegations