M Kfivethousand
2021-03-25 22:36:38 UTC
trump and epstein and maxwell are totally connected to one another
marika <***@gmail.com>
Mar 18, 2021, 2:56 AM (7 days ago)
to me
“Among those outrages was the so-called Inslaw scandal, which dated back to 1985, when Maxwell set up a tiny publishing company in McLean, Virginia, and hired two senior computer technicians from the Reagan administration’s Justice Department. According to a “Memorandum in Response to the March 1993 Report of Special Counsel Nicholas J. Bua to the Attorney General of the United States Responding to the Allegations of INSLAW, Inc.,” the technicians were crucial because they were familiar with software known as PROMIS (Prosecutors Management Information System) that had been designed to aid prosecutors in tracking cases as they made their way through the criminal justice system.29 The program was proprietary software created by a small tech company called Inslaw.
Over the years, the world of investigative reporting has been populated with a number of deep-in-the-weeds rabbit holes, one of the deepest of which is the Inslaw scandal, which won national attention in the nineties, thanks in part to two mysterious deaths. As chair of Pergamon-Brassey’s International Defense Publishers, a defense publishing house owned by Maxwell, John Tower put the considerable political capital he had acquired in his nearly twenty-four years in the Senate[…]”
Excerpt From
American Kompromat
Craig Unger
marika <***@gmail.com>
Mar 18, 2021, 2:56 AM (7 days ago)
to me
“Among those outrages was the so-called Inslaw scandal, which dated back to 1985, when Maxwell set up a tiny publishing company in McLean, Virginia, and hired two senior computer technicians from the Reagan administration’s Justice Department. According to a “Memorandum in Response to the March 1993 Report of Special Counsel Nicholas J. Bua to the Attorney General of the United States Responding to the Allegations of INSLAW, Inc.,” the technicians were crucial because they were familiar with software known as PROMIS (Prosecutors Management Information System) that had been designed to aid prosecutors in tracking cases as they made their way through the criminal justice system.29 The program was proprietary software created by a small tech company called Inslaw.
Over the years, the world of investigative reporting has been populated with a number of deep-in-the-weeds rabbit holes, one of the deepest of which is the Inslaw scandal, which won national attention in the nineties, thanks in part to two mysterious deaths. As chair of Pergamon-Brassey’s International Defense Publishers, a defense publishing house owned by Maxwell, John Tower put the considerable political capital he had acquired in his nearly twenty-four years in the Senate[…]”
Excerpt From
American Kompromat
Craig Unger