Never? You wanna go across the board on that?
No, I said it seemed normal that they wouldnât be publicly acknowledged (question mark). Why is that âsuggestionâ of interest?
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Go with the FBIâs history of undercover and assets doing a bit more than reporting the happenings of purported baddies. There are way too many fingers in some of these pies. Be nice to know whoâs who.
While I agree that the FBI has plenty of bad shit that itâs doing, the general public knowing whoâs an undercover anything fully defeats the purpose of the FBI. Releasing information about orders given or intel gathered on civilians that âhad not done anything wrongâ is reasonable, as people deserve to know theyâre being watched when theyâre pretty sure thereâs no reason to be. But knowing the identities of informants? Defeats the purpose of informants.
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The House Judiciary Committee wants to know. I kind of think this is what checks and balances is all about. I donât personally need to know who the snitches are, but those elected officials? Yeah, they should know. Thatâs how itâs supposed to work, isnât it?
I mean, sure. Iâd like to know all sorts of stuff. But I kind of understand a FBI boss reminding agents that confidential informant should be kept, you know, confidential. Thatâs kind of the deal.
the article says the confidential informant should not be publicly acknowledged, not that it should be kept from the house judiciary.
Good interview with Rep. Mike Johnson (LA).
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Hussain was in the news again after one of his limo companyâs limousines crashed in upstate New York, killing 20 people in 2018.
That was bad. So bad.
Yeah, after 9-11 the FBI was looking to bust perpetrators of international radical Muslim terrorist conspiracies, which basically didnât exist in America, any more than WMDs did in Iraq, but the Bush administration was desperate
to find them in order to keep the red alerts and panic going, so the FBI essentially created a whole set of conspiracies, knowing that Republicans, Democrats, and the media were eager for the stories, and only small leftist sources like Mother Jones and civil-liberty organisations like the ACLU gave a crap about the truth.
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not much information there. Who are the kids, where are they, where are they from? Migrants?
Good news still. ButâŚ
jesus christ
âIt reads like a movie script and a horror movie script, when you detail all of those things that were missed,â Rep. Ashley Hinson, a Republican from Iowa, said Sunday on âFOX & Friends Weekend.â
Jia Bei Zhu, 62, who was behind the lab, was reportedly a Chinese citizen and a wanted fugitive from Canada.
âWe want to know how he was able to obtain these pathogens. How is he able to get away with running a lab, getting millions of dollars sent to him from the Chinese Communist Party and then obviously coming into our country stealing American intellectual property?â she continued.
