Come in wRay, I thin he can hear you wRAY...

[Tim the Tank Nut]

I for one am shocked that Director Wray has decided to leave early.  After all, if he did nothing wrong then he has nothing to hide, right?

The FBI has always been corrupt but they've never been as open about it as the last ten years.

[Sinistar]

for the past few years you saw testimony from the big three- united states attorney garland, fbi director wray and department of homeland security chief alejandro mayorkas

 

all of them doing a tap dance or making contradictory statements or filibustering on subjects on anything from the deliberate and planned border collapse to the attempts to quash the freedom of speech, to the attempts to identify and target americans at school board meetings

all of them look compromised

 

throughout this most of the media too is on the same page with the administration and generally reports on these hearings - if it did so at all - as right wing maga fake news or the russians running interference just in like in 2016

 

you realize that there are others all around you who live in a different reality altogether, since their news comes from a kind of inbred echo chamber- from press briefings from the white house directly or from the corporate media, which are running the same narratives

 

the strangest testimony by any of them however was director wray as he tells on himself. here you have the fbi director actually on the same page as the fringe cases who have questioned whether a bullet had hit trump. this is the fbi director doing this when it is a given at this point that it was a bullet that struck trump in the ear and no one serious actually questions that

 

 

Edited December 12, 2024 by Sinistar

[Ivanhoe]

Assuming Kash Patel gets the directorship, he's gonna need truckloads of Clorox to disinfect that place.

 

[Sinistar]

how long before patel is compromised by the deep state

 

and it may just be the basic fact that power corrupts and there a very strong pull to do these kinds of things

 

it is also why the media is compromised- the power to shape and change public opinion

it certainly works

[Tim Sielbeck]

52 minutes ago, Ivanhoe said:

Assuming Kash Patel gets the directorship, he's gonna need truckloads of Clorox to disinfect that place.

 

He needs fire.  Fire would do the best job.

[Sinistar]

if the democrats think biden is not lucid enough to run for president, what is the opinion of

of how the country is being run or who is running it right now

this sounds like conspiracy territory run from the right

and you did hear this in the media that all of this talk was right wing conspiracy

 

this would almost wash if the narratives coming from the white house press corps and from the corporate media were not so inconsistent and contradictory

and not aligned with what the public was actually observing-

biden falling asleep at official events, becoming disoriented on stage, falling down on stage, being helped off stage by jill

the stiff gait and walking patterns which are evident of age related neurodegenerative conditions, the meandering into weird and unrelated asides, and impossible anecdotes with world leaders who have been dead for years, the unblinking eyes

 

all of this was actually reported by the white house, many members of the democrat party, and the major news networks as conspiracy stuff

and a lot of people believe that

 

 

 

 

 

[rmgill]

Hell’s bells, folks here dismissed it. Or worse, panned it as unimportant. 

[Murph]

Probably 10-15% of the FBI needs to be in Prison, and of the remaining ones, 20-40% need to be fired.  

[Soren Ras]

I think you mean Xwray.

[Mr King]

Quote

 

‘Joe Biden is Dead;’ National Security Council Advisor Inside the White House Details Biden "Can't Say a Sentence."

Henry Appel, a former spy who currently works at the Intelligence Programs Directorate for the NSC, reveals: 'We’re concerned about Trump coming after us.’

"We're trauma-bonded... there were a lot of tears."

 

 

[rmgill]

No shit. 

[Murph]

Well, looks like the FBI is worried that they might face the music, and rightly so.