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Tepid tory tuesdays
Punish these corrupt fucks. >

I assume you mean the UK law firm? Since Wagner as a Russian entity is practically untouchable imo >

Not to hellfire rockets >

Hellfire swords eventually as well >

Oh for fucks sake >

UK is well know for law services and its financial sector, (its basically the economy there now) good to know their hearts and morals are in the right place. Though it makes one think, if lawyers would enact on such shitty morals, what their financial scum would indeed be capable of. >

British libel law is famous for how horrible it is, the US enacted laws specifically to dampen the bs british courts create in this regard. >

Yet their tabloids manage to be even more ridiculous somehow lol >

Of course. Their law departments are probably intimately cued in what's possible and what's not under these laws. And the tabloids go right to the edge. And if noone punishes them, sometimes above. >

The real news here isn't that some lawyers are scummy, it's that the UK government treasury (run by Sunak, who is now prime minister) specifically exempted Wagner from the current sanctions so they could  do this. >

Wagner is known, Sunak knew about this. >

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 86%. (I'm a bot)


The U.K. government helped the boss of the Russian mercenary organization Wagner Group circumvent sanctions to launch a targeted legal attack on a British journalist, according to a new investigation.
On January 20 the U.S. announced it would designate the Wagner Group as a "Transnational criminal organization" for its alleged human rights abuses in Ukraine, as well as in Africa and the Middle East.
Until recently Prigozhin has always denied links with the Wagner Group.


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“So what kind of lawyer are you?”
“The monstrous kind” >

Breaking News! New Tory corruption Scandal! >

Must be Tuesday