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If it is true love, why care about gender.
Katlyn 2022-03-26 09:01:05
If it is true love, why care about gender. A man who is powerful and powerful in front of others loves another man deeply in front of others, but both of them must hide it all their lives, because they are at the top of power, and they must not have any negligence, and must not leave any handle to their political opponents. Power makes men more attractive, a kind of self-respecting and powerful, even the president is afraid of it, and he can still exercise power in the middle of various forces - the only thing he can't is love with his lover. Hoover could only become Hoover when he met Clyde and Gandy. Fortunately, Gandy rejected his courtship at the time, allowing the three to dedicate their lives to work and trust each other.
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J. Edgar Hoover: It's easy to be the expert if you're the only person in the world with any interest.
Clyde Tolson: He does also claim he can tell as much from a cut of wood as a doctor can from an autopsy.
J. Edgar Hoover: Ah.
Clyde Tolson: He has, um, social difficulties.
J. Edgar Hoover: He is mentally ill, isn't he?
Clyde Tolson: He's only as mad as you are - sir.
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Congressman: But your agency is already one of the most well-funded in Washington, is it not?
J. Edgar Hoover: Yes, that is true sir, but our car and bank robbery recoveries totaled 6.5 million last year, and our budget is only, well, 2 million. Unlike other departments in Washington, we actually run a profit.