No, I didn’t choose that title just to bump traffic by people falling over one another to make the obvious comment—that happened a long time ago. I really do want to recommend Debra Heine’s article about the FBI whistleblower who has exposed some of the very troubling details behind the FBI’s investigation of Project Veritas:
" . “I don’t have a problem with people who think they’re doing the right thing. I have a problem with people who are doing the wrong thing, and they know it.”.."
No, sorry. Wrong. Terrible. We should have no more tolerance for someone doing wrong under a belief of being right than someone knowingly doing wrong. In fact, you might say that the man committing injustices without a consciousness of that evil (or worse, believing it is good) is the worst problem of all because they have either lost all moral sense or they are such an ideologue that evil has become their good. In either case they will commit any manner of evil without qualm or compunction. These are the kulangeta that Matthew Crawford writes about, who must be pushed off the iceberg into the ocean.
Centralization of Power is always bad. The FBI belongs to the same department that would prosecute it eliminating an sense of checks and balances. Why would any Attorney General not use one to protect the other to achieve their political goals in the name of the King?
Congress makes Federal Law. The President approves it. The Attorney General supposedly enforces it. As long as that enforcement is inside Washington it will be partial and political and protect the other branches that feed it.
Enforcement of law should not be at the whim of the executive as it is in the federal government. It is not in the States where the AG is separately elected. It is not in the counties and municipalities with elected prosecutors and district attorneys.
The U.S. attorney general and federal prosecutors should be appointed by and serve at the will of the elected attorneys general of the states. This would actually put the prosecutorial power of the United States in the hands of these United States as opposed to the Federal Empire. A corrupt law enforcement agency like the FBI would be much less likely to get immunity from the laws they are breaking. Putting all prosecutorial powers in the hands of the states also does much to defang the administrative state that currently makes, adjudicates and punishes its own law.
Ponder that.
Yes some AGs are Soros stooges. Have to deal with that separately.
Gotta believe this had to "hurt" some to blog about this Mark. Being a dedicated, law enforcement professional you epitomize what the FBI stood for. Rank and file. Politicized law enforcement is in fact "tyranny" no matter how small or how big.
Has an agency that could spare a dozen agents to investigate how a NASCAR garage door pull rope was knotted but couldn't find the time to do anything with Hunter Biden's stupendously incriminating laptop lost its way? Tough call.
"FBI Used Terrorism Laws to Investigate 'Dozens' of 'Concerned Parents' Who Attended School Board Meetings", an article by Victoria Taft, published by PJ Media this afternoon.
" . “I don’t have a problem with people who think they’re doing the right thing. I have a problem with people who are doing the wrong thing, and they know it.”.."
No, sorry. Wrong. Terrible. We should have no more tolerance for someone doing wrong under a belief of being right than someone knowingly doing wrong. In fact, you might say that the man committing injustices without a consciousness of that evil (or worse, believing it is good) is the worst problem of all because they have either lost all moral sense or they are such an ideologue that evil has become their good. In either case they will commit any manner of evil without qualm or compunction. These are the kulangeta that Matthew Crawford writes about, who must be pushed off the iceberg into the ocean.
Centralization of Power is always bad. The FBI belongs to the same department that would prosecute it eliminating an sense of checks and balances. Why would any Attorney General not use one to protect the other to achieve their political goals in the name of the King?
Congress makes Federal Law. The President approves it. The Attorney General supposedly enforces it. As long as that enforcement is inside Washington it will be partial and political and protect the other branches that feed it.
Enforcement of law should not be at the whim of the executive as it is in the federal government. It is not in the States where the AG is separately elected. It is not in the counties and municipalities with elected prosecutors and district attorneys.
The U.S. attorney general and federal prosecutors should be appointed by and serve at the will of the elected attorneys general of the states. This would actually put the prosecutorial power of the United States in the hands of these United States as opposed to the Federal Empire. A corrupt law enforcement agency like the FBI would be much less likely to get immunity from the laws they are breaking. Putting all prosecutorial powers in the hands of the states also does much to defang the administrative state that currently makes, adjudicates and punishes its own law.
Ponder that.
Yes some AGs are Soros stooges. Have to deal with that separately.
The FBI, like so many other government agencies, will remain corrupt until there is serious punishment of criminal behavior.
Don't see it happening.
Gotta believe this had to "hurt" some to blog about this Mark. Being a dedicated, law enforcement professional you epitomize what the FBI stood for. Rank and file. Politicized law enforcement is in fact "tyranny" no matter how small or how big.
Has an agency that could spare a dozen agents to investigate how a NASCAR garage door pull rope was knotted but couldn't find the time to do anything with Hunter Biden's stupendously incriminating laptop lost its way? Tough call.
"FBI Used Terrorism Laws to Investigate 'Dozens' of 'Concerned Parents' Who Attended School Board Meetings", an article by Victoria Taft, published by PJ Media this afternoon.
https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/victoria-taft/2022/05/12/fbi-used-terrorism-laws-to-investigate-dozens-of-concerned-parents-who-attended-school-board-meetings-n1597389
The article links to a letter sent by Representatives Jim Jordan and Mike Johnson (House Judiciary Committee) to Merrick Garland on May 11.
I saw a sign on the back of a bus today:
Report Hate Crimes
1-800-CALL-FBI
Time to turn in and harass some deplorable wrong thinkers