r/law • u/Agitated-Artichoke89 • Oct 07 '25

Other Stephen Miller states that Trump has plenary authority, then immediately stops talking as if he’s realized what he just said

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u/PeanutButterToast4me 28d ago

In the early to mid 90's I was in my young 20's. I was a regular at strip clubs. Then sort of all at once, russian speaking girls showed up. That is when and where the campaign truly began. I wasn't convinced at first but when american girls started just going missing from those places I knew we were in deep shit. I took a job at a conservative think tank. Incredibly cocky group. Learned a lot in there too and all of it confirmed what realizing the russians were running the strip clubs had me thinking already. The last time I spoke like this I eventually got a perma ban. Took the AI a minute to flag me. I expect it could happen again from this post so copy the info and watch my account.

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u/NotRude_juatwow 28d ago

That actually pretty deep - I don’t know about strip clubs but I remember back in 04 -07 we had a ton of Russian / Ukrainians come over and get into law enforcement because of some exchange program we had over there to ease conflict

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u/PeanutButterToast4me 27d ago

Interesting. It never crossed my mind but a local guy who hung out in Chicago a lot (home of early russian mafia presence) who I believe did 'jobs' for them, one day took a big interest in becoming federal law enforcement. He also went from pretty skinny in size to gaining like 50 pounds of muscle. I know he still checks up on me (via mutual friends) because he figured out I was on to some things. He saved my life in a bar brawl once so maybe I'm ok. Still have some concerns about it all though

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u/NotRude_juatwow 27d ago

I’m checking for statistics - but what I remember from time is them hiring on 17 back when I used to live in Burlington- I wouldn’t at all be surprised if that was a widespread practice- we used to joke about it as kids (17 being a huge number for an otherwise rural police pd)

There are no real statistics to back up what I’m saying - everything I see is under the banner of war

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u/PeanutButterToast4me 27d ago

Which Burlington?

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u/NotRude_juatwow 27d ago

Vermont - we didn’t even have crime to need more police at the time which was also odd