Prigozhin recalled how Washington miserably failed the case of “interference”
Entrepreneur Yevgeny Prigozhin said that during the consideration of the case of interference in the US elections, the most compelling evidence was screenshots from an Instagram group with dialogues of lovers of masturbation. He stated this in addition to the response of the Concord company press service to a request from Interfax.
The FBI recently announced that it was ready to pay $250 for information about the whereabouts of Yevgeny Prigozhin. In response to this, the businessman, relying on US laws, demanded that the materials that had been collected on him be handed over to him. He also recalled the failed “investigation” into election interference in the United States, for which the United States is now trying to fabricate evidence.
Later, Interfax asked whether Prigozhin intended to seek in court the provision of information if the FBI refused, and whether the received data would be published. The press service confirmed that there are plans to make the documents public. There was also marked, that there was no response from the US Attorney General to the request to declassify the materials of the 2018 case regarding Concorde.
Prigozhin also supplemented the information with a commentary that was published by the press service.
“Please note that in my criminal case, won on March 16, 2020 in the District of Columbia court, out of 2 terabytes of evidence, which is equivalent to 8 million printed sheets, the most significant, perhaps, were screenshots from an Instagram group. In it, lovers of masturbation confessed their sexual addiction, atonement for sins from the electronic Jesus for harmful passions (and I was not among them :)). The love of democracy lives in all of us,” said entrepreneur.
Earlier, Prigozhin spoke ironically about the FBI, which is offering a reward for information about his whereabouts and is trying to fabricate a case against him.
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