More Disbanding Ammo
So the head of the fbi is going to quit before the new administration comes in and fires him. This comes the day before it was revealed that the fbi was routinely spying and reading the emails of members of the oversight committee to see what evidence the committee had against the thoroughly corrupt and compromised fbi.
And the day before it was revealed that the J6 "insurrection" was partly an fbi op:
Twenty-six FBI [confidential human sources] were in Washington, D.C. on January 6 in connection with the events of January 6.
The OIG determined that three of those CHSs had been tasked by FBI field offices to report on specific domestic terrorism case subjects who were possibly attending the events of January 6. One of these three CHSs entered the Capitol during the riot. The other two entered the restricted area around the Capitol.
Twenty-three additional FBI CHSs were in Washington, D.C., and attended January 6 events, but we determined that these CHSs did so on their own initiative and were not tasked by FBI field offices to attend the events. Of these 23 CHSs, three CHSs entered the Capitol during the riot and an additional 11 entered the restricted area around the Capitol.
These are only twenty-six identified individuals. The actual number is thought to be almost twice that. The media is claiming this proves there were no fbi agents around, but if the government solicits or compels the actions of a third party, then the government is technically and legally "on site."
Labels: national politics, scandals
posted by SCC at 12:01 AM
20 Comments:
J6 was wrong.
Nancy would not let the Capitol be secured.
It started there.
It was a Fed operation.
I feel bad for those folks in jail.
Pardon them!
Wray is the supreme Bullshit for the FBI.
Fire all of them and disband the FBI.
Running their own operations that were Un-American.
FBLie...nothing but scum.
Whole thing was planned and set up....Think Gov. is your friend...
Your on dope.
Need to subpoena their receipts for payment. Let’s see how much tax-payer $ motivated these CHSs to act on their own “initiative”.
President Joe Biden on Dec. 12 announced he was pardoning 39 people and commuting the sentences of nearly 1,500 others, in the largest single-day act of clemency in history.
The Whitehouse has said there is more to come
FBI=Fibbers.
Indict Wray and his predecessor Comer.... Crooked as a dog's hind leg!!!
Maybe there were no undercover 'FBI' agents, but I guarantee there were undercover "DHS, USSS, & probably CIA' agents in the crowd...
You shan't be caught. You shan't be prosecuted. You shan't be convicted. And even if you are, you can be commuted or pardoned. Is this a great country, or what?!?! Life goes on for a little-bitty-while.
JB Lizzo here:
I love to inhale Slim Jims by the bucket full and grape Nehi soda by the gallon. Whoever invented that stuff was some kind of a wizard. We should have a state holiday for those people.
Twenty-six FBI [confidential human sources] were in Washington, D.C. on January 6 in connection with the events of January 6.
How many [agents] were there......
After the summer of mostly peaceful burning, looting and mayhem any police manager should have been aware that crazies (antifa) show up at these events just to cause trouble. There was no need for "FBI" intelligence. Common sense was all that was needed. Why was there no proper planning? Who was responsible? Will we ever see Pelosi's emails about J6? That said anyone who laid hands on a police officer should rot in jail.
What about other government agencies like DHS or other unnamed agencies?
"CHSs did so on their own initiative and were not tasked by FBI field offices"
Nice word spin. Not 'field offices', but probably tasked by agents none the less.
That is just ONE federal agency. There are many others and the local police. When it comes out, it will be even more embarrassing.
I am fine with those holidays as long as we get Macho Man Randy Savage's birthday off as well.
SNAP INTO A SLIM JIM!
OH YEAH!
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's plan to create more civilian positions in the Chicago Police Department (CPD) aims to free up sworn officers to focus on solving crimes and reducing violence:
Civilian positions
398 sworn positions will be converted to non-sworn roles, which will be filled by civilians without law enforcement powers. These non-sworn members will perform administrative, technical, and reporting tasks.
More sworn officers
The overall size of the CPD will remain at 14,137 members, which is similar to 2022. The freed-up sworn officers will be able to focus on their core responsibilities.
Community collaboration
The Neighborhood Policing Initiative's District Coordination Officers will work with community members, organizations, and other CPD units to address chronic crime issues.
Performance evaluation
The Department's Performance Evaluation System and Officer Support System pilots will help supervisors coach and manage their subordinates.
Non-sworn members of the police department typically earn less than sworn officers and don't attend the police academy. Chicago has fewer non-sworn members than other large cities, such as New York and Los Angeles.
When asked by the Chicago Sun-Times why the city needed so many new cops, then-Supt. Eddie Johnson said Emanuel based his decision on a staffing analysis of the police department.
“We did an overall analysis of the department … and this is what I think we need to make Chicago safer,” Johnson told the newspaper a day before Emanuel’s speech at Malcolm X.
The police department has yet to release a copy of the staffing analysis.
“They’ve so far refused to hand over or simply can’t find any analysis they did to support that hiring,” said Tracy Siska, director of the Chicago Justice Project, a watchdog group that sued the department for not complying with a Freedom of Information Act request for the analysis.
Court records show the city first said the staffing analysis was part of a more extensive report on the police department conducted by an outside law firm. The city argued that the report—and everything in it—should be off-limits to the public because of attorney-client privilege.
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