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Waterboard him, take away his pension, and send him to the parchment farm for a decade.

clambo says

parchment farm

Parchment farm? Ah, must be this:

Mississippi State Penitentiary (MSP), also known as Parchman Farm, is a maximum-security prison farm located in unincorporated Sunflower County, Mississippi, in the Mississippi Delta region.

While we're at it, are all Karens Democrats? They seem to have the same smug righteousness as Strzok.

https://spectator.us/dont-let-karen-kill-your-community/

I knew I was dealing with a Karen when the police showed up.

We had only recently moved in and we had a serious leak in one of our bathrooms. We called a plumber for emergency repairs. A woman on our block confronted my husband about it and, despite his explanation that the work was essential, she called the cops.

Along with all the other problems coronavirus had wrought on our society, we are witnessing the rise of the ‘Karen’.

Pre-corona, the term ‘Karen’ was used to describe the neighborhood busybody, the woman in front of you at Target who gets into an argument at the check-out and demands to see the manager.

But coronavirus has given Karen a new role in life and more power than she’s ever had before.

Don't let Karen touch the sauce

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https://redstate.com/smoosieq/2024/06/02/feds-announce-settlement-with-peter-strzok-and-lisa-page-over-privacy-claims-n2174959

Congrats, America: Your tax dollars are funding settlement payouts to former FBI agent Peter Strzok and former FBI lawyer Lisa Page over their claims that the release of their text exchanges in relation to the investigations into Hillary Clinton's emails and the "Russia Collusion" hoax regarding former President Donald Trump violated their privacy.

The Justice Department has agreed to settle long-running litigation stemming from a decision in 2017 to release to the media text messages between two former FBI employees involved in the probe of alleged ties between Russia and Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign.

In a notice filed with two federal judges in Washington on Tuesday, the Justice Department said it had reached settlements of legal claims that fired FBI agent Peter Strzok and former FBI attorney Lisa Page brought in 2019 alleging that the disclosure violated their privacy.

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/counter-intelligence-friday-april

This morning I got sucked into Crossfire Hurricane’s vortex, the digital version of excitedly flipping through the binder to see if I could get lucky and land on something spicy. Once I started I couldn’t stop. Nothing I saw in my drive-by leapt out as a smoking gun though, so we’ll have to wait for our subject matter experts to have a look. I did, however, notice the thirty four pages of Peter Strzok text messages —single-spaced!— and those will shatter any false fantasy you might still be harboring about the so-called non-partisan federal workforce.

https://justthenews.com/sites/default/files/2025-04/2025.04.10%20-%20Strzok%20text%20messages.pdf

... When Peter Strzok bragged in one of his texts about being “in charge of espionage,” he meant that he was the Deputy Assistant Director of the FBI’s Counterintelligence Division, which deals primarily with espionage, foreign influence, and intelligence operations. In other words, he oversaw covert and highly sensitive FBI investigations into spying activities conducted by foreign governments, including Russia.

Put bluntly, the U.S. government gave Peter Strzok the full surveillance toolkit specifically intended to spy on other governments—warrants, wiretaps, informants, sophisticated cyber-monitoring, nearly limitless database access—essentially the entire intelligence apparatus of the FBI’s counterintelligence division. Using these tools to target a domestic presidential campaign was, by comparison, child’s play.

Moreover, the government provided a perfect protective shield: the secrecy and top-secret cover inherently necessary when dealing with espionage and foreign threats. They needed that heavy blanket of classification and security precisely because FBI counterintelligence involves extremely sensitive, politically fraught activities.

In short, Strzok wasn’t merely empowered to spy—he was practically invited to do it, cloaked by layers of secrecy and shielded from scrutiny by design. All he needed was motive — and his texts reek with the foul odors of motive — and the tiniest push or slyest wink of approval from some as-yet-unidentified higher-up.

But why would he? Because Peter Strzok’s warped brain was consumed with obsessive hatred for two concepts: a media-made caricature of Donald J. Trump and a pathological hatred of all of Russia. It’s probably because he’s of Polish descent and hard feelings from the Soviet era still run deep. If Peter weren’t such a rabid leftist, the rest would easily recognize his Russophobia as racist. Stereotypes! ...

Fueled by DEI incompetence and raw political ambition, aided by uncountable sold-out sympathizers and co-conspirators, and sheltered from scrutiny by official secrecy, the unchecked burning hatred and personal conspiracy theories of one shadowy backroom bureaucrat —Peter Strzok— knocked the entire world off its axis.

BREAKING: Former CIA Director John Brennan, along with ex-FBI officials Peter Strzok and Lisa Page, have been subpoenaed as part of the Justice Department’s investigation into the origins of the Trump–Russia hoax, according to Fox News.

“Sources told Fox News Digital that Brennan; Strzok, the FBI’s former deputy assistant director of counterintelligence; and Page, a former FBI lawyer, were served with federal subpoenas on Friday.”

Fox reports that 30 total subpoenas are expected to be issued in the coming days.

After years of cover-ups and lies, it looks like accountability is finally coming for the people behind one of the biggest political scandals in U.S. history.

https://www.reuters.com/world/former-cia-boss-ex-fbi-officials-subpoenaed-doj-probe-fox-news-digital-reports-2025-11-07/