When the FBI came out with a report on Hillary Clinton weeks before the 2016 election, Democrats were livid.
But so were Republicans… The report said that even though she had committed a crime by negligently using a personal computer for state business, she would not be charged.
Democrats later cheered the FBI as the Mueller Probe began investigating Trump. Investigations are the same thing as a guilty verdict, right?
And Republicans fumed when it surfaced that two agents exchanged anti-Trump text messages. They even discussed ways to subvert the presidential election and choose the winner!
And now Democrats are back to accusing the FBI of being a partisan tool used by whoever is in power. That’s because an FBI investigation could not prove a 36-year-old sexual assault accusation true.
Clearly, no one feels super confident in the FBI. And of course, we shouldn’t. They’re sketchy as all hell.
J. Edgar Hoover set the tone when, as Director of the FBI, he compiled a list of disloyal Americans. He’s famous for his enemies lists, in fact. But you didn’t have to break any laws to be considered an enemy…
Let’s not forget that the FBI murdered Vicki Weaver at Ruby Ridge. And they probably assassinated Martin Luther King Jr.–they definitely blackmailed him and encouraged him to kill himself.
More recently the FBI spent three years covering up evidence that they sent snipers to surround Bundy Ranch. They conspired with the Bureau of Land Management to suppress evidence favorable to the Bundy’s.
The FBI also performs warrantless searches of computers using paid informants on The Geek Squad.
And the FBI received at least two tips about the Parkland Shooter in the months before the shooting…
This looks even sketchier in light of their standard operating procedure for entrapping would-be terrorists. They usually provide the plot, equipment, and fake explosives, and then arrest the suspect at the scene.
Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh also has an interesting relationship with the FBI…
He helped cover up for the FBI’s intimidation of his own witness while investigating the “suicide” of Clinton aide Vincent Foster.
So just consider how untrustworthy the FBI is. And consider how deeply the FBI has infiltrated every area of politics.
The FBI is rotten. And they spread that rot to everything they touch. And they touch everything in the US government.
Therefore, the entire US government is rotten.
You can’t trust the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the top law enforcement agency in the USA. And you can’t trust anything that comes out of the government they have infiltrated.
And we know that it was standard operating procedure from the FBI’s inception to amass damning dossiers on politicians. Then they used blackmail to control them.
Now they can simply make some accusation up and investigate it… which people will assume means guilt.
But the best thing that could happen to America is that we utterly and completely stop trusting the government.
They have proven themselves to be manipulative liars time and time again.
It is impossible to separate the truth from the lies, the real investigations from the political hit jobs.
Lack of trust, lack of faith in the government is a good thing. It brings the responsibility back to you and me. It gives us an incentive to make government more local, bring it back under our control.
It certainly encourages us not to let their distortions of reality shape our worldview…
If we don’t trust what the FBI says, then they have less power to control what the masses believe… to control who is in power… to control how we see the world.
To wrest control away from the FBI, and the federal government, I think state secession should be tested. If states become nations, it may de-fang the federal government.
But there’s something we can do as individuals right now. We have the power to nullify bad laws, not by repealing them, but by refusing to prosecute people for those crimes.
It’s called jury nullification.
Anytime you sit on a jury, you can hand down a not guilty verdict simply because you disagree with the law the suspect allegedly violated.
Or because you think the charges are trumped up by corrupt investigators…
More on this another day…
