Check out Durham Report
Are you really that stupid?
Democrats rule, when get caught start bssshhttng Talking Points

 

I already did. Its a laughable political hack joke. But here it is. Why don't you show me any part of it that would justify destroying the BBI.


https://www.scribd.com/document/645574125/Durham-Report#

 

Instead of try8ing to destroy the FBI which is one of the best law enforcement agencies in the world its the Secret Service that needs to be overhauled and the Trump loyalists expelled.


Secret Service agents didn't see an intruder get into a Biden official's home because they were distracted on their cellphones

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Paul Squire
Sat, June 3, 2023 at 9:47 AM MDT



Secret Service agents were reportedly distracted on their cellphones when an intruder got inside a Biden official's home.Anadolu Agency / Contributor / Getty Images

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  Secret Service agents missed an intruder at a Biden official's home because they were on their phones.
  
  
• In April, an apparently intoxicated man got inside security adviser Jake Sullivan's home.
  
  
• The agents were on their personal cellphones and didn't realize the intruder got in until he had already left, CNN reported.
  

Secret Service agents missed an intruder who got into a Biden official's home in April because they were distracted by their personal cellphones, CNN reported.

In the April incident, an apparently intoxicated man made it inside national security adviser Jake Sullivan's home in the early morning hours.

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Sullivan confronted the man inside his house and told him to leave, the Washington Post first reported. The Secret Service agents guarding Sullivan's house didn't even realize someone had gotten inside until Sullivan had the confused man leave and then went outside to tell the agents what happened, according to the Post.

Sullivan and his family weren't hurt.

Sources briefed on the incident told CNN that an internal investigation found the agents on his protective detail were on their cellphones at the time.

CNN reported the agents will likely be disciplined and may lose their federal security clearances.

The Secret Service did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.

Read the original article on Business Insider

https://www.yahoo.com/news/secret-agents-didnt-see-intruder-154742624.html

 

Here's an idea.
How about a house cleaning starting with the oval office and working through every Federal agency and office in the federal government.

You know, before the corruption and greed take completely over and ruin us all.

 

Once upon a time conservative/Republicans used to campaign on the Democrats being soft on crime and they were the party of law and order. And so they had unwavering support for law enforcement. And it was actually wildly successful.

But now its the treasonous conservative/America Hating/Republicans that are soft on crime and trying to defund the police. Because the crimes they are soft on are any crimes committed by their Chosen One cult leader Traitor Trump and they will attack and try to defund anyone who dares to even investigate Trump let alone actually indict him.

And they are to stupid, ignorant, and mentally ill (three different things) to see they are actually courting their own destruction. Because there are two things that are just too obvious. Trump's crimes are too obvious. Which makes the treasonous conservative/America Hating/Republicans attempts to try and use their razor thin majority in the house to protect and cover up for him too obvious as well. And the majority of Americans can clearly see that. Because the progressive/liberal/Democrats are making them see that by more or less asking the American people do you really want to get rid of the FBI. You know the FBI actually works every second of every day to protect us. Do you really want to get rid of or even cripple the FBI because of Trump?


FBI Director Wray promotes accomplishments amid House GOP criticism
Bart Jansen, USA TODAY
Wed, July 12, 2023 at 7:22 AM MDT




WASHINGTON – Amid Republican criticism of the FBI and Justice Department, FBI Director Christopher Wray prepared Wednesday to promote the agency’s accomplishments at a House hearing.

Wray will be addressing a hostile audience. Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, has led criticism of the FBI for influencing social media companies to censor posts and investigating participants at school boards. Also, Wray's appearance at the House Judiciary Committee comes two days after the department unsealed charges against Gal Luft, the fugitive co-director of a Maryland think-tank for allegedly acting as an illegal arms broker and agent for China. Luft, an adviser to Donald Trump when he was president-elect, has become a key figure in GOP investigations of President Joe Biden and his relatives.

The FBI has “thousands of active investigations we now have into the Chinese government’s efforts to steal our most precious secrets, rob our businesses of their ideas and innovation, and repress freedom of speech right here in the United States,” Wray said in prepared remarks.


FBI Director Christopher Wray testifies during a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on worldwide threats, in Washington, DC, on March 8, 2023.
On Tuesday, Jordan recommended slashing the agency’s funding, including money for a proposed new headquarters building in the D.C. region. He also proposed to thwart Biden administration immigration policies, gun regulations and what he termed abusive law enforcement. Any spending changes will eventually be negotiated with Senate Democrats.


“The Committee and Select Subcommittee have received startling testimony about egregious abuses, misallocation of federal law-enforcement resources, and misconduct within the leadership ranks of the FBI,” Jordan said in a letter to Appropriations Committee Chairwoman Kay Granger, R-Texas.

Despite being a Trump holdover, Wray is on a collision course with House Republicans investigating the Biden administration.

The head of the Oversight and Accountability Committee, Rep. James Comer, R-Ky., relied on Luft as a whistleblower against Biden family corruption. The White House has denied Comer’s allegations of influence peddling and accused him of running a hyper-partisan inquiry.


Rep. Jim Jordan
Jordan has criticized Attorney General Merrick Garland and the FBI for investigating participants at school board meetings, while Garland and Wray have said they are focused on violence and threats of violence.

Wray focused in his prepared remarks on accomplishments beyond “the one or two investigations that seem to capture all the headlines.” The FBI arrested more than 20,000 violent criminals including child predators last year. And the FBI is running more than 300 investigations of the leadership of drug cartels and seizing hundreds of kilograms of fentanyl this year.

“And that’s just scratching the surface,” Wray said in prepared remarks. “The men and women of the FBI work tirelessly every day to protect the American people from a staggering array of threats.”

https://www.yahoo.com/news/fbi-director-wray-promotes-accomplishments-132202977.html

 

Well, but despicables have been and are soft on crime.
It's one major reason why business is bailing on liberal enclaves like San Francisco and New York and Boston.
And despicables are soft on crime today.
And they've managed to take corruption into the FBI/DOJ on an unprecedented scale.
Mind you, the organization isn't itself corrupt.
The minions running the show are.
When a vermin like Strzok is so evident you know there are a lot more hidden away in there.

Wray can do his damage control thingy and try to get his budget approved, but the reality is, a major house cleaning is needed.
Starting at the top.

 

And another treasonous conservative/America Hating/Republican hearing just blows up in their non-fucking faces. They tried to make it about the talking points @shootersa is parroting above. As well as throw in a few more ridiculous conspiracy theories that are just literally laughable.

But the Democrats were packed, locked and loaded, and ready. So they spent their time destroying all of Trump and the treasonous conservative/America Hating/Republican lies and false propaganda about his investigations and indictments with surgical precision. Which is going to win the sound bites in the MSM.

 

The sound bites that will count more than despicable bloviation are these;

 

Oh
What a novel idea.

You mean like many of us in the rest of the
"free world"

Perhaps something like those terrible Brits have ?

Now tell me.
How many judges did T rump appoint ?

and
How do many other top law enforcement/justice personel get their jobs ?

But wait ,
if you cleaned up politics ,
you wouldn't have this problem,
and
you wouldn't have ignorant narcissistic criminal cunt grabbers elected president.

Win Win for the US

But of course you'd need a sensibly reformed political system before that could happen.

One that doesn't castrate itself ever two years would be a good start.

ps
wouldn't you have thaught the cunt grabber could have afforded something a little more secure than an unused bathroom
as a top secret document library ?

 

That is absolutely one of the most desperate and panicked attempts at distraction, deflection, and misdirection I have ever seen you post. It is nothing short of literally hilarious because it not only has nothing to do with what was said its also outdated it literally and honestly makes me laugh out loud to see you that freaked out.

 

Outdated?
You've not been to san Francisco in a few years then.

People are not as stupid as you seem to think they are.

When they're dodging human shit on the streets of San Francisco and being accosted by aggressive drug addled homeless just to get to work where shoplifters brazenly take what they want and dare anyone to stop them all while nancy antoinette and the power rangers preach while eating gourmet ice cream standing in front of their sub zero, well, that just needs to be pointed out, eh?

But say, lets encourage the despicables to keep telling us how much better off we are today, and how grateful we all should be.

 

Secret Service Refuses To Release Information On Cocaine Scandal, Denies FOIA Request (msn.com)

Secret Service Refuses To Release Information On Cocaine Scandal, Denies FOIA Request
Story by Troy Smith • Yesterday 7:54 PM


The United States Secret Service has denied a FOIA request from Bloomberg reporter Jason Leopold surrounding the discovery of cocaine on White House grounds during the weekend prior to the 4th of July.

Leopold reportedly filed the request on July 10th requesting specific records, including emails, intelligence bulletins, text messages, memos, letters, directives, threat assessments, after-action reports, photographs, suspicious activity reporting, and open-source intelligence/social media monitoring reports related to the incident.

The request was formally rejected on July 11th. Leopold uploaded the rejection letter sent to Bloomberg News on his Twitter feed.

Secret Service’s privacy during cocaine investigation ‘right thing’: Chuck MarinoAs you can read in the letter, the Secret Service claims that the release of this information would interfere with enforcement proceedings. Is the Secret Service attempting a coverup?
Leopold can also be quoted as saying about the denial, “Nothing unusual with that response. I’m still going to appeal though because agencies cannot issue a blanket b7a denial without conducting a document by document search and segregating records that would not interfere with enforcement proceedings, if any exist.” He tweeted that out in a response to a follower. See that tweet below…

WASHINGTON, DC – JUNE 25: The White House is seen on June 25, 2023 in Washington, DC. President Biden returns to the White House today after spending the weekend at Camp David. (Photo by Samuel Corum/Getty Images)© Provided by Rare

 

DEFUND THE POLICE DEFUND THE POLICE DEFUND THE POLICE!!!

Besides we were all for Trump blocking the original site to keep the FBI headwaters near his Hotel but he sold it.

SO DEFUND THE POLICE DEFUND THE POLICE DEFUND FOR INVESTIGATING OUR CULT LEADER!!!!




GOP and FBI are at odds as Republicans move to stop the agency's new headquarters after Trump probes


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FILE - The J. Edgar Hoover FBI Building is seen Friday, June 9, 2023, in Washington. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy suggested recently he might block the FBI from relocating its downtown headquarters to a new facility planned for the suburbs of Washington. It was more than idle thinking about an office renovation. The Republican speaker is elevating a once-fringe conservative proposal to upend the FBI. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon, File)
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WASHINGTON (AP) — When Speaker Kevin McCarthy suggested recently he might stop the FBI from relocating its downtown headquarters to a new facility planned for the Washington suburbs, it was more than idle thinking about an office renovation.

The nod from the Republican speaker is elevating a once-fringe proposal to upend the FBI in the aftermath of the federal indictment of Donald Trump over classified documents and the Justice Department's prosecution of his allies, including some of the nearly 1,000 people charged in the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the Capitol.

Moving from far-right corners into the mainstream, the emerging effort to overhaul the nation’s premier law enforcement agency is rooted in increasingly forceful conservative complaints about an overly biased FBI that they claim is being weaponized against them.

“This is a pretty dramatic reversal of what the politics would have been 50 years ago,” said Beverly Gage, a historian at Yale who won a 2023 Pulitzer Prize for her biography of the legendary FBI director, “G-Man: J. Edgar Hoover and the Making of the American Century.”


The shifting attitudes among Republican members of Congress toward the FBI underscore the way Trump’s personal grievances have become legislative policy. Once the party of law and order, Republicans are now antagonists of federal law enforcement, undermining a storied institution and attacking Justice Department officials whose work is foundational to American democracy.

While political criticism of the FBI has followed the bureau since its founding with Hoover, who famously wiretapped civil rights leaders and orchestrated the infiltration of left-wing political organizations, the right-flank campaign against federal law enforcement had mostly simmered at the margins of party politics.

But the Justice Department’s indictment of Trump, who has pleaded not guilty to 37 felony counts over storing and refusing to return classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago club, and the ongoing prosecution of Trump supporters who stormed the Capitol, have fueled conservative anger. The Justice Department is also investigating Trump and his allies over the effort to challenge President Joe Biden’s election in the run-up to the 2021 Capitol attack.

Conservatives criticize the federal law enforcement on multiple fronts; among them, its work with social media companies to flag potentially dangerous postings, and a COVID-era memo from Attorney General Merrick Garland directing resources to combat violence against school officials. They compare the Trump investigations with what they say was a sweetheart deal for Hunter Biden, the president’s son, who is pleading guilty to misdemeanor tax evasion after a long investigation.

“Looking at the actions of the FBI, I think the whole leadership needs to change,” McCarthy told reporters at the Capitol last month.

Fresh from a visit with law enforcement in California, McCarthy said he envisions decentralizing the FBI by spreading operations into the states.

“This idea that we’re going to build a new, big Pentagon and put all the FBI mainly in one place, I don’t think it’s a good structure,” McCarthy said Friday, panning a conservative-led proposal to relocate the FBI to Alabama.

“I’d like to see the structure of a much smaller FBI administration building, and more FBI agents out across the country, helping to keep the country safe," he said. "To me that’s better.”

In many ways, the resistance to a robust federal law enforcement agency extends a thread that has run across American history — from the aftermath of the Civil War, when Southern states rejected federal troops for Reconstruction, to Trump’s own 2024 campaign announcement in Waco, Texas, a region known for the federal siege of a separatist compound in 1993.

“The Washington headquarters is symbolic,” said Steven G. Bradbury, a former Trump administration general counsel who is now a senior fellow at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank.

Heritage is among those outside entities and advocacy organizations encouraging Congress to reimagine the FBI.

Bradbury’s “How to Fix the FBI” report outlines nearly a dozen options. One is scaling back its jurisdiction. Another is to overhaul section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, known as FISA, that was part of the Trump-Russia investigation over 2016 election interference and is a program some Democrats also want to limit.

“We have our finger on the pulse of what conservatives are reacting to,” said Bradbury. “The FBI needs to be rebuilt.”

Last week, FBI Director Christopher Wray appeared before the House Judiciary Committee for the first time since Republicans took control in January, facing a long list of criticisms, complaints and accusations of bias at the bureau.

“Are you protecting the Bidens?' asked Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla.

“Absolutely not,” Wray said.

At another point Wray said, “The idea that I’m biased against conservatives seems somewhat insane to me, given my own personal background.”

He is a longtime Republican who had been appointed by Trump to fill the job after Director James Comey was fired in 2017.

Wray told the lawmakers that dismantling or defunding the FBI would be disastrous for the bureau’s 38,000 employees and “hurt our great state local law enforcement partners that depend on us each day to work with them on a whole slew of challenging threats.”

Democratic Rep. Pramila Jayapal, the chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, called the hearing “bizarre.”

“I didn’t think I would ever see Republicans attacking a Republican appointed by Donald Trump to lead the nation’s largest law enforcement agency, essentially saying they want to defund the FBI,” she said.

The lawmaker said it was also odd to find herself defending the federal law enforcement agency that she, too, believes needs strong oversight from Congress. But she felt Democrats had to step in to counter Republican attacks on the FBI.

“That’s their message: They want to shut down the FBI because the FBI is continuing to investigate Donald Trump," said Jayapal. “And that is really what this is about.”

Judiciary Committee Chairman Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, submitted a proposal before the hearing that calls for “eliminating taxpayer funding for any new FBI headquarter facility.”

Jordan said in a letter to the Republican chair of the House appropriations committee that he also wants a plan for moving the FBI headquarters out of Washington, noting an existing facility in Huntsville, Alabama — a recommendation Heritage has also made.

“One of the goals we’ve set in this Congress as Republicans is to do the oversight so we can impact the appropriations process,” Jordan said in a brief interview at the Capitol, and “put limitations on how taxpayer money is spent to stop the weaponization of these agencies against the American people.”

Democratic Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia, which is competing with neighboring Maryland to host the new FBI headquarters, called the Republican ideas “a solution in search of a problem.”

“I think they just got a political bug against federal law enforcement agencies,” he said.



https://www.yahoo.com/news/gop-vs-fbi-republican-campaign-040325507.html

 

Its kind of fun to watch how despicables can take their own battle cry of "DEFUND THE POLICE!" and make it a deplorable battle cry when public sentiment proves defunding police isn't popular idea.
And they do it with a deplorable plan to fight despicable pork spending.

Fun to watch, because it exposes just how low despicables will go ....