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Kash Patel Lost It When Personalized Bourbon Bottle Went Missing 05/07/26(Thu)22:23:50 No. 1512797
Kash Patel Lost It When Personalized Bourbon Bottle Went Missing 05/07/26(Thu)22:23:50 No. 1512797
Kash Patel Lost It When Personalized Bourbon Bottle Went Missing Anonymous
05/07/26(Thu)22:23:50
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The Atlantic published this story the same day it was reported that the FBI was investigating the article’s author, Sarah Fitzpatrick, for a report she wrote last month that Patel was known to drink in excess, routinely delayed time-sensitive operations, and was often unreachable.
After The Atlantic published that first story, Patel filed a $250 million defamation suit against the publication, claiming the article was “replete with false and obviously fabricated allegations designed to destroy Director Patel’s reputation and drive him from office.” Fitzpatrick said even more sources reached out to her to discuss Patel’s leadership afterward—and clearly they have a lot to say.
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>>1512797
Typical Indian. Losing a bottle of cheap liquor doesn't just lose liquor, it loses izzat. Thsi is crime against vishnu and his upper caste of telephone scammers who managed to trick a decrepit, senile man into giving him a CEO position at the FBI.
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>>1512797
>Kash Patel Lost It When Personalized Bourbon Bottle Went Missing
>before this
MAGA & Trump weren't sending their best
>after this
QED.
>The Atlantic published this story the same day it was reported that the FBI was investigating the article’s author, Sarah Fitzpatrick, for a report she wrote last month that Patel was known to drink in excess, routinely delayed time-sensitive operations, and was often unreachable.
>After The Atlantic published that first story, Patel filed a $250 million defamation suit against the publication, claiming the article was “replete with false and obviously fabricated allegations designed to destroy Director Patel’s reputation and drive him from office.” Fitzpatrick said even more sources reached out to her to discuss Patel’s leadership afterward—and clearly they have a lot to say
>Patel filed a $250 million defamation suit against the publication
So how's that $10 billion lawsuit by your orange Vishnu going, Krash? Certainly after the Wall Street Journal called Trump's bluff.
The Atlantic have less reason to be afraid of you, Patty. You're small potatoes. Vodka can be made from those, btw.
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>>1512797
>The Atlantic reported Wednesday that Patel typically travels with a supply of personalized bottles of Woodford Reserve bourbon, branded with the words “Kash Patel FBI Director,” and a rendering of the FBI shield, surrounded by a band that features his favored spelling of his first name: “Ka$h.”
No “Ka$h”, you are the screwed:
https://i.postimg.cc/9fHX1sj3/kash-patel-personal-bourbon.png
And then the drunken director was a self-defaming zombie.
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>>1513013
In any 'defamation case', all The Atlantic's lawyers have to do is present that screenshot and say 'We rest our case'.
Not very good optics to millions of Americans who can barely afford the basics, while you have bottles like that you can serve measures of expensive bourbon in glasses via optics.
Can you say 'Kim Jong-un' and 'Hennessy cognac', Ka$h?
So much for not only the 'party of law and order', but of 'financial responsibility'.
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