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Calls are growing louder for former FBI director James Comey to be brought up on perjury charges

after an Inspector General's report revealed that he is, in fact, a weasel. Comey had repeatedly

claimed that he was not a weasel, including once when he was testifying before the House

Judiciary Committee, which could be seen as perjury now that the IG's report has uncovered

that Comey was not just a weasel, but a weasel of extreme weasel, weasel, weasel, weasel

in this. Investigators are also looking into reports that Comey, while serving as director,

often stood before the mirror and said, quote, I am not a weasel. Really, I'm not. No

matter what anybody says, I am not, not a weasel. Unquote. Which might constitute lying

to the FBI. Comey's weaseliness has been revealed again and again. Not only did he overstep

proper procedure by publicly excoriating Hillary Clinton while declaring she should not

be prosecuted, not only did he bring a salacious and untrue piece of oppo research to President

Trump as part of his plan to make the ugly lies public, he also leaked classified memos

to the press. Memos about meetings with the President during which he claimed once again,

not to be a weasel, even while being a sanctimonious hypocrite who took sleazy, unethical actions

like an extremely weasel, weasel. Mick Weasel of the International Association of Weasels

denies that Comey is a weasel in a speech before an angry gathering of poll cats, stoats,

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