Category: corruption

We’re the Only Ones Subordinating Enough

Today the Office of the Inspector General revealed that an FBI agent engaged in a sexual tryst with one of his subordinates that, at some point, involved the two copulating in a taxpayer funded vehicle. [More]

Maybe it was hump day?

If they can get away with screwing each other, why shouldn’t they figure they can screw you too?

And what do you figure– regular or X-Tra strength to not get caught next time?

[Via Jess]

Falsification of Evidence?

“I can speak from personal, direct, first-hand knowledge that this is a 2-hour, 20-minute recording of people watching TV,” Moseley told The Epoch Times in a statement on Sept. 18. “This is NOT Oath Keepers at the Capitol.” [More]

I keep having this feeling that the Oath Keepers who hold out are going to be the ones who walk.

[Via bondmen]

Another Write-up

Judge shuts down gun rights activist’s attempt to shed light on Hunter Biden’s alleged gun crimes [More]

Unlike most of the other reports, I appreciate the links and the recognition in this one. There’s still nothing about it, of course, in the “Lies of Omission” major media.

Not to tease, but there’s still a chance this might not be over that I can’t give details on yet.

Republicans haven’t had much luck, either, but my suspicion is their move was more pre-midterms motivated. You’ll forgive me if I don’t have a lot of confidence in a GOP-controlled House Oversight Committee doing much more than making self-serving noise.

Still, it tells us all we need to know about the Democrats.

A Matter of Priorities

The Biden administration is spending nearly $80 million on a new system to monitor illegal immigrants that prohibits the use of any GPS technology, a decision that experts say will make it impossible to locate their whereabouts after their release into the United States. [More]

They’ve used all the ankle monitors up on J6 suspects.

[Via Michael G]

We’re the Only Ones Miscegenating Enough

A former Kansas City, Kansas, police detective who has long been accused of sexually preying on Black women during criminal investigations was indicted Thursday on charges that he sexually abused two women, the FBI said. [More]

The saying (evidently) worked out in this case: He’s never going back. And I’m guessing, based on the general incompetence and corruption throughout the penal system demonstrated by its failure to actually control those under its “control,” that he’ll have plenty of opportunity in the coming years to have (alleged) roles reversed.

That is if he doesn’t eat a gun first, adding to demands to disarm you and me.

[Via Jess]