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Pnoldguy's avatar

And yet, we still have an FBI staffed with 90+% of the same people ensconced in the culture of corruption. The new leaders pretending to be reformers, but just biding their time until the corrupticrats are back in power.

It seems the function of the entire government is to bleed the citizen of every dime and enrichen themselves as the only goal.

That is why the communities surrounding DC are some of the richest in the nation. The FBI is merely one of many parasites infecting the government.

Doug Bedell's avatar

I remember you writing this back then. Great job.

Which FBI asshat was leading the FBI back then, and what provoked this sad, despicable agency to finally turn on him?

If I had a guess, it was to deflect / compartmentalize evidence of Briden fambly grift.

Sam Faddis's avatar

He got caught red-handed taking the cash. They had to do something. So, they prosecuted him, but as I recall, only for something like taking cash from a foreign entity, not reporting contact with a foreign official. That kind of thing. They ignored/buried the implications of their top spyhunter taking cash from the same entity he was investigating. And then when they moved ahead to prosecute the Africans, they redacted from all documents, including transcripts of phone calls, any reference to the Bidens. Biggest spy scandal, potentially, in American history, and they walked on.

Doug Bedell's avatar

Thanks for the response.

Yeah. This is absolutely inexcusable. The supervisors who made the strategic calls need to be exposed.

When I see stuff like this, I envision all these creepizoid Comeys in a room spitballing about what they can extract from the involved politicians if they tank further probes.

Greed of all types seems to riddle these systems.