The FBI lied? I know that this does not come as a surprise to anyone who has followed the actions of the FBI since Joe Biden was inaugurated. The FBI is little more than a secret police who do the bidding of the Big Guy at the top. This set of lies was directed at attorney Kellye SoRelle and resulted in her arrest for supposed activities on January 6, 2020.
During a recent speech at Independence Hall in Philadelphia, Joe Biden angrily called out Republicans and conservatives as extremists that “threaten the very foundations of our republic.” Recent polls show that the majority of the public sees his speech as one that was designed to incite conflict.
Speaking at the Texas Tribune Festival, Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney said she would renounce her political party if Trump becomes the next Republican nominee for president.
Too late. Wyoming Republicans have already kicked her out.
It is time to begin paying attention to Hurricane Ian. If you live in Florida, please pay attention to press releases coming from your local officials. This is a slow-moving system that is expected to impact Florida for a 24-hour period.
Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina and North Carolina can expect the storm to pass through as well after languishing near Florida. It is starting to look like a wet Friday and Saturday with significant wind.
The FBI continues to demonstrate that they are the KGB, Gestapo and East German Stasi all rolled into one. The SWAT raid on a Catholic apostolic leader and father of seven will be a step too far. With all of the backlash that has occurred over various FBI activities this year, one would think it might be time to reassess. Not a chance inside the bubble that the FBI lives in.
The persecution of people who support PDJT and the idea of America continues. Mike Lindell, CEO of MyPillow, had his cell phone seized by FBI agents. This is part of the ongoing effort to silence conservatives.
The following is an essay from a concerned citizen.
How can a man like Barr (and so many others) convince themselves they are honorable, that they are correct in their judgement and overt efforts to subdue transparency, and allow injustice to prevail? Long ago and early in their lives men like Barr decided or were coerced to be Institutionalists. The institutions are much larger than any man and any blip in history. The institutions must be preserved at all costs. According to men and women like Barr, Mueller, and Rosemary Collyer, the most honorable action is to preserve the institution, to see beyond the temporary injustice, to tolerate “petty” corruption, to sacrifice a few of the pure and good. For the sake of: thousands of loyal agents and employees, decades and perhaps centuries of development, and a purpose that cannot suffer a loss of confidence from the masses. ...
While the bobbleheads will undoubtedly try to smear the judge, US District Judge Aileen Cannon on Saturday announced the “preliminary intent to appoint a special master” to review all of the records seized by the FBI during its unprecedented and likely illegal raid on President Trump’s home at Mar-a-Lago.
Judge Cannon said the FBI raid on Mar-a-lago “involved political calculations” to diminish the leading voice of the Republican Party just months before the midterm election. In other words that are less polite, the FBI was trying to throw the election to the Democrats.
“The most dangerous man to any government is the man who is able to think things out for himself, without regard to the prevailing superstitions and taboos. Almost inevitably he comes to the conclusion that the government he lives under is dishonest, insane and intolerable.”
– H. L. Mencken
This quote by Mencken posted to any of the top social media sites will likely be cross posted by the site (think Facebook, Twitter, et al) to a database where our federal law enforcement criminals can see it. This will undoubtedly lead to surveillance via the omnipresent NSA database currently located in Utah. The person who originally posted it will be added to a huge and growing list of “domestic extremists.”
Did the FBI’s staged photo of “classified” documents violate the Espionage Act? Mark Levin thinks so. Here’s his argument.