King County Prosecutor Mark Larson
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A Holy Calling Does Not Make Men Holy
“It’s sort of a holy calling for us…”
King County Prosecutor Mark Larson
Seattle Times, Jan. 2, 2020
Like Jihadist around the world they flatter themselves that they are on a holy mission, involved in a holy calling.
Indeed, they gather around themselves those of like pride that will flatter them all the way to hell.
But God is no fool and knows it is not a calling that makes men holy.
For in his own eyes he flatters himself too much
to detect or hate his sin.
(Psalm 36:2)
There is no mystery to the fact as to why King County Prosecutors substitute facts for, and I quote, feelings. Full on lie in King County Courts, manipulate witnesses, create false evidence, prosecute by slander, script out accusations and label playing Satan in the courtroom as a “holy mission.”
As the team* of Prosecutor Mark Larson proudly communicated they are only all too, and I quote, “happy” to unleash their abuse-power because they are on a “holy mission”.
Ian Goodhew King County Prosecutor Washington State, Prosecutor Dan Satterberg, Prosecutor David Seaver, Prosecutor Jason Simmons, Prosecutor Lisa Johnson, Prosecutor Mark Larson, Prosecutor Nicole Weston and Prosecutor Rich Anderson,
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