Let me speculate that James Comey was well-known by his associates as liking Oxford commas, so they named the operation (clearly motivated by revenge in response to Trump firing Comey) as a hommage (Fr.) to their beloved Comey.
But that doesn’t explain why it was deliberately misspelled as “Oxferd.”
I’m going to go ahead and guess that they did that to deliberately frustrate future FOIA requests if anyone in the outside world happened to hear about what they thought was “Operation Oxford Comma” and then go in search of the documents.
Then the FBI could intake a FOIA request for that and say back truthfully “Sorry, no responsive documents.”
It’s time for prosecutorial action. The clock just keeps ticking down and down.
(Operation Arctic Frost we know was an inside joke of “Orange Man bad” because Arctic frost is a type of orange.)
Jeff Clark
But that doesn’t explain why it was deliberately misspelled as “Oxferd.”
I’m going to go ahead and guess that they did that to deliberately frustrate future FOIA requests if anyone in the outside world happened to hear about what they thought was “Operation Oxford Comma” and then go in search of the documents.
Then the FBI could intake a FOIA request for that and say back truthfully “Sorry, no responsive documents.”
It’s time for prosecutorial action. The clock just keeps ticking down and down.
(Operation Arctic Frost we know was an inside joke of “Orange Man bad” because Arctic frost is a type of orange.)
Jeff Clark
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