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Please enlighten me
Sounds like a Scientology tactic. “Noisy investigation.” >

You better delete that comment before Maverick knocks on your door 👀 >

Or Xenu impregnates your volcano....or something like that... probably >

Are volcanoes real in Scientology? >

Bro do you even Thetan? >

I hereby Engram your Dianetics as punishment. >

This guy supresses. >

So, assuming the instructions likely came from a client, will prosecutors try to get him to flip?  Or is illegal behaviour still included under attorney-client privilege in Canada? >

At least in the US, attorney client privilege doesn't apply to the commission of a crime. >

Which is how the J6 committee got a hold of some of the emails from one of Trump's lawyers (John Eastman). >

Yep, a federal judge ruled that a crime was likely committed in relation to those documents. Now that the committee has recommended the DOJ indict, that's 2 of 3 branches of government giving the nod to the DOJ. Let's hope they do their fucking jobs >

Yes, because hope has gotten us so far already......... >

You say that sarcastically, but it’s pretty much all we have to run on anymore ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ >

Or you know organize and actually do something about it. >

LOL at you getting downvoted for suggesting changing things in a comment thread complaining about how bad things are.
I agree, it’s just funny to see the downvotes in a mainstream sub. >

A slimy professional representing a slimy organization to do slimy things. >

Time to tax churches.
All of them.
Currently, only the Satanic church pays taxes. >

They received tax-exempt status in april of 2019 I believe. >

You know, when you read The Satanic Temples info, they're not too bad of a Church.
Edit: I notice I am now getting downvoted for speaking my mind.
I presume I'll get downvoted even more stating I am a Neo-Pagan as well. >

You've got The Satanic Temple confused with the Church of Satan.
The Satanic Temple doesn't believe in Satan. 
"The Satanic Temple does not believe in a supernatural Satan; instead it employs the literary Satan as a metaphor to promote pragmatic skepticism, rational reciprocity, personal autonomy, and curiosity.[8] Satan is thus used as a symbol representing "the eternal rebel" against arbitrary authority and social norms."
What Levay created was the Church of Satan, something totally different. >

The founders of TST have their own issues.