KASH PATEL AT PEARL HARBOR

 is he FBI or an influencer in Fed’s clothing

 let’s put aside the alcohol and Olympics fanboying

 go right to Pearl Harbor where government employees

 people doing hard jobs, writing to loved ones on the mainland 

 soldiers/sailors who died and are permanently entombed 

 and in the great beyond, they shake their heads wondering why

 this unqualified clown is snorkeling where their remains lie 

GHISLAINE MAXWELL’S GREATEST PARDON SEEKING HITS

 1. I Saw Nothing 

 2. Me, Andrew, Virginia and the Fake Photo

 3. Donald’s So Good To Me

 4. Don’t Ask Me About Nubiles

 5. Jeffrey Told Me Nothing I’ll Share With You 

 6. Jail Is Better With Privileges

 7. Glory Days 

 8. Take Me Back To London

 9.  No! No! Capitol Hill

10. Donald’s So Good To Me (Reprise, duet with Todd Blanche)

New Poem: THE NIGHT THE FBI CAME TO MAR-A-LAGO

 you can shred 

 you can flush

 you can claim Executive Privilege 

 but you can’t stop Justice

 though you’ll distort and fundraise off of this

 >

 may this be the beginning of the end

 of the long national nightmare,

 the wrecking ball repeatedly smashing democracy

Amazon blurb for Paula Broadwell co-authored book on David Petraeus.

Reprinting this Amazon.com description of ALL IN, the book about David Petraeus and his experiences in the long-running Afghanistan War, without comment:
General David Petraeus is the most transformative leader the American military has seen since the generation of Marshall. In All In, military expert Paula Broadwell examines Petraeus's career, his intellectual development as a military officer, and his impact on the U.S. military.

Afforded extensive access by General Petraeus, his mentors, his subordinates, and his longtime friends, Broadwell embedded with the general, his headquarters staff, and his soldiers on the front lines of fighting and at the strategic command in Afghanistan to chronicle the experiences of this American general as they were brought to bear in the terrible crucible of war. All In draws on hundreds of hours of exclusive interviews with Petraeus and his top officers and soldiers to tell the inside story of this commander's development and leadership in war from every vantage point.

When Petraeus assumed command in Afghanistan in July 2010, the conflict looked as bleak as at any moment in America's nine years on the ground there. Petraeus's defining idea-counterinsurgency-was immediate put to its most difficult test: the hard lessons learned during the surge in Iraq were to be applied in a radically different theater. All In examines the impact in Afghanistan of new counterinsurgency as well as counterterrorism strategies through the commands of several Petraeus protégés.

To inform this unprecedented reporting of Petraeus's command in Afghanistan, Broadwell examines his evolution as a solider from his education at West Point in the wake of Vietnam to his earlier service in Central America, Haiti, Kuwait, Bosnia, and Iraq. All In also documents the general's role in the war in Washington, going behind the scenes of negotiations during policy reviews of the war in Afghanistan in Congress, the Pentagon, and the White House.

Broadwell ultimately appraises Petraeus's impact on the entire U.S. military: Thanks to this man's influence, the military is better prepared to fight using a comprehensive blend of civil-military activities. As America surveys a decade of untraditional warfare, this much is clear: The career of General David Petraeus profoundly shaped our military and left an indelible mark on its rising leaders.