In the past five years, perhaps no organization has been more credible than the FBI. This once-popular institution has ostensibly overcome its history of corruption, but it was exposed because it did nothing outside of the Donald Trump era.
From the illegal use of junk intelligence (Steer’s file) to the investigation of Trump’s campaign, to its lies to obtain FISA arrest warrant against Carter PageThere seems to be no limit to how politicized the FBI is willing to become. This ultimately resulted in the current FBI director obstructing the record request, and the DOJ refused to bring charges against anyone who apparently violated the law within the bureau.Of course, we must not forget Nearly constant selective leakage, Always aiming at one side.
Well, this trend continues. Earlier this week, the blockbuster broke the news that FBI agents lied to cover up a poor investigation of the pedophile Larry Nassar. According to reports, the FBI was told of his activities and his Between acts, he targeted at least 70 Michigan law enforcement arrests Passed another survey.
New: Faced with failing to pursue Naxal’s allegations of sexual abuse, FBI officials gave false or misleading answers, and the Inspector General found https://t.co/ICgN5LHtd1
— Devlin Barrett (@DevlinBarrett) July 14, 2021
According to the Inspector General of the Department of Justice, the FBI failed to properly investigate allegations of serious sexual abuse against former U.S. Gymnastics team doctor Larry Nassar. He also determined that FBI officials were misleading in the face of these failures. Or wrong answer.
This Stern report issued on Wednesday Painted a disturbing portrait in which the premier law enforcement agency in the United States was told that it would become the details of one of the most shocking serial sexual abuse cases in modern American history, but failed to follow up key witnesses or even notify other law enforcement agencies The organization’s potential crimes committed within its jurisdiction.
The report states that, according to civil court documents, when the FBI was first notified of these allegations to Michigan officials arresting him based on separate information, about 70 women and girls became Naxal’s victims.
If there is any time an FBI agent should be charged for lying—if you do this to the FBI, you will be charged—that’s it.However, according to our usual arrangements, the Ministry of Justice refuses to prosecute because we obviously have two judicial systems in this country
… John Manley, the lawyer who led many of Naxal’s victims, vented: “If an ordinary American lied to the FBI, they would point a gun at them and drag them out of the house, but these agents were given a pass. They even got pensions”…
— Devlin Barrett (@DevlinBarrett) July 14, 2021
Think of this as the next part of the verbal warning, because the victim’s lawyer has lost it for granted.
“What the hell?” Manli said. “You can quote me: what the hell is this?”
— Devlin Barrett (@DevlinBarrett) July 14, 2021
Is he wrong? No, he is not wrong. The FBI can track grandmothers taking selfies in the Capitol and confiscated Lego bricks, but when witnesses and evidence stare at their faces, they cannot be expected to take down pedophiles. As a result, dozens of women who could have been rescued were injured.
I know that the defender will claim that this is just another isolated incident, or that I do not understand some technical issues regarding the lack of allegations. Frankly speaking, I don’t care, and I don’t think the American people care. This is obvious corruption, and it is stark. Not only that, but in front of the real victim, it is a disgusting performance of negligence. At some point, the excuse must stop. The ducks hiding behind “ordinary people are good people” must stop. Pretend to be the director of the FBI. Wray is by no means a corporate guy who wants to protect himself and his subordinates, he must stop.
Except for the most fanatical left-wing guerrillas, there is no trust in the FBI, simply because these people think that the politicization of the FBI is helpful to them. The entire organization has been tainted, and this is a matter of course. If current and former officials and agents think this is unfair, they are welcome to push for the necessary reforms. But making excuses no longer moved anyone.
