The Twitter Files-Liddel Saint J Connection

Hyperpartisan Virgin Islands Democrat Stacey Plaskett was general counsel to the economic development agency while liddel saint J was getting millions in tax breaks and was still running operations (and was already a convicted s@x offender), according to local VI Daily News reporter Suzanne Carlson’s investigative work and many other sources. It’s not hard to find, so why did the NYT fail to mention it when they wrote a puff piece on her becoming an impeachment manager in early 2021? It should have been at least mentioned.!🤯
In fact, Plaskett, whose parents are from the Virgin Islands and who went to the Walsh School of Foreigh Service at Georgetown, might be more connected to the swamp than her erstwhile link to little st James !
To wit, when POTUS fired James Comey, her former boss at DOJ, she wrote a letter of protest. But I could find no such letter about the Virgin Islands’ own Attorney General Denise George, who was fired by Gov. Albert Bryan on New Year’s Eve 2022 just days after announcing a lawsuit she filed in Manhattan federal court against JP Morgan Chase for enabling liddel st james trans-Caribbean s0x trafficking operation. Bryan was head of the economic development agency that kept giving liddel tax breaks (totaling $100 million). And neither Plaskett nor Bryan have been held accountable for this arrangement. Before her firing, in 2020, Denise George secured a settlement amounting to the tax breaks for liddel vict}ms in her jurisdiction, and she personally met with them.
I couldn’t find a similar letter by Plaskett when Bryan fired his AG, George. But she is a real firebrand when it comes to calling Matt Taibbi a “so-called journalist.” Taibbi has been a hero of mine for decades, having been a regular on Real Time with Bill Maher both during and after the Iraq War. Only in the last few years has he begun digging into the nauseating truth of divide and conquer. And how was he rewarded? In the same way that I was, by my former colleagues, family and friends — all of a sudden we are not “real journalists” because our findings are unpopular.