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The Emperor is a rule maker and regulator. He’s organized, systematic, commanding -- the epitome of the “establishment”. He makes and applies policies and guidelines and sets standards of behaviors for everyone to follow. The Emperor is likely to abandon the rights of the private citizen for the “greater good” of the community.
J. Edgar Hoover held the position of Director of the FBI from 1924 to 1972 through the administration of six U. S. Presidents. Several Presidents, Congressmen, and Senators wished to fire Hoover, but declined to do so when they discovered the amount of private and sensitive information Hoover amassed about them, making him, in essence, more powerful than the Presidents and Congress of the United States.
As director of the FBI, J. Edgar Hoover had rabid anti-Communist and anti-subversive views and used unconventional tactics to monitor related activity, from infiltration, burglaries, illegal wiretaps, and planted evidence. Despite his unorthodox and even unethical methods, Hoover’s ability for public relations catapulted the FBI into a powerful organization that today has grown into a formidable worldwide and overall respected agency.
SORRY - THE PICTURE WOULDN'T GO THROUGH -- TOO BIG! I WILL HAVE TO FIND ANOTHER WAY!
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