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Part I. What about Ghislaine’s prison move?
Ah, well. Since I’ve created myself as sort of sub-expert in the workings of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, a/k/a BoP, and since I’ve written fairly extensively in this blog about my personal experience with the BoP during the now-forgotten … Continue reading
Posted in Crime & Punishment, Jan 6, MAGA, The Facts of Life
Tagged FCI Allenwood, FCI Florence, FCI Herlong, FCI Otisville, FCI Tallahassee, FCI Yazoo City, Federal Bureau of Prisons, FPC Bryan Texas, Ghislaine Maxwell, January 6 riot, Peter Navarro, Peter Navarro tariffs, prison recreational activities
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Matt Gaetz needs to read this BoP advisory
What? Why? OK, I’ll explain. Today, TAFKAT informed me that Matt Gaetz has tried to visit Peter Navarro, currently incarcerated, but the Bureau of Prisons somehow got in his way. He’s frustrated! Thus, as logical consequence, he and other congressional … Continue reading
Posted in Corruption, Crime & Punishment, Government, Politics, The Facts of Life, Trumpism
Tagged Boy Scouts of America, Bureau of Prison inmate numbers, Department of Health and Human Services, Enigma decoding machine, Federal Bureau of Prisons, Matt Gaetz, Medicare, Peter Navarro, Scouting America, TAFKAT, Twitter
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Part Three: Edgar’s federal prison life
Remember Edgar, my invented Jan 6 federal prison candidate? Sure you do. I’ve been introducing him to federal prison life one step at a time. I’ve expressed some jollitry over this because, hey, I’m not the one going to Club … Continue reading
Posted in Crime & Punishment, DOJ, Fascism, Government, Jan 6, Judiciary, Law, suits and order, The Facts of Life, Trumpism
Tagged Federal Bureau of Prisons, halah prison food, Jan 6 Capitol assault, kosher prison food, life in federal prison, MAGA, prison lockdown, prison shakedown, vegetarian prison food
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