We’re the Only Ones Conspiratorial Enough

The feds were closing in, and the key players in a massive criminal corruption scheme were starting to get worried. That’s what KRQE News 13 has learned from newly unsealed federal documents, detailing the FBI’s wiretapped phone conversations between Albuquerque Police Department officers and the law firm they were conspiring with. [More]

Kinda makes you want to turn in those guns to them, doesn’t it?

[Via Steve T]

The Long, Hot Summer

Five people were in custody as of Monday, and investigators identified 23 people as part of a potential network of plotters. The alleged plan involved using explosive-laden drones to hit buildings near the event, force a mass evacuation and steer crowds toward a pre-staged sniper team, officials said. A “second wave” was then allegedly planned to storm the White House gate, according to officials. [More]

What better place to do it than a highly-publicized mass gathering in a “gun-free zone”? Because Trump, after all, is an avatar.

And there’ll be plenty more opportunities.

They’d better have it right, that it was an actionable threat vs. low-hanging fruit with no operational capability s#!+-talking on Signal, or this is gonna backfire bigly. The administration had better hope Kash Patel is too smart and cautious to advance an Emmanuel Goldstein narrative.

And that said, with the country divided by ginned-up mob hatred like I’ve never seen it before, all it’s gonna take is a cop shooting an urban yute and cities across the the land will burn.

Got ammo?

Got water?

We’re the Only Ones Agents Provocateur Enough

Trump Reposts 2023 FBI Whistleblower Testimony, Claiming the Bureau Concealed 11,000 Hours of January 6 Footage to Protect Undercover Operatives [More]

Between “Only Ones,” snitches, and Democrat troublemakers, who do we have left besides the guy in the buffalo hat?

With Kash running things, it seems an order to submit reports is doable.

[Via bondmen]

We’re All Suspects Now

Gun store owner says FBI asked him to check firearm sales against list of names, pics in Guthrie case… He said none of the names returned a match for firearm purchases within the past year. According to Martin, the agent told him investigators planned to visit additional gun stores to determine whether anyone on the list had recently bought a weapon. [More]

Why didn’t they just ask ATF?

What did Inspector Clouseau say?

[Via Steve T]

Justice Delayed?

Is it too late to investigate if a vulnerable prosecutor was coerced into dropping the case? Because his “justification” held no water.

[Via WiscoDave]

Today’s Low-Hanging Fruit Report

The FBI has arrested a 21-year-old Texas man accused of attempting to support ISIS by providing bomb-making materials and funding to individuals he believed were affiliated with the terrorist organization. [More]

I do sometimes wonder what the retard-to-real threat ratio of people they take down like this is…

[Via bondmen]

Tangentially-Related UPDATE

Prosecutors said the alleged plot was foiled after Sturdivant recently began communicating online with an individual he “believed to be affiliated with ISIS but in reality was a government online covert employee,” who is referred to in a criminal complaint as “OC.” In one of the communications on Dec. 14, Sturdivant allegedly sent the OC an image of two hammers and a knife. [More]

No actual sleeper calls that came across the border or were allowed in as refugees or visa holders…?

Nothing to Brag About

So… at least the prior restraints are efficient?

[Via WiscoDave]

BFF at ATF

Gun rights groups hail Trump’s pick to lead ATF: ‘First ever truly pro-Second Amendment nominee’ [More]

A true champion of the Second Amendment, eh? I wonder what Fletcher thinks.

He’ll be a DOJ team player. This is how the team plays:

Pipe Dreams

A detailed analysis of the Jan. 6 pipe bombs found new problems with the FBI evidence and advances the notion that the case could turn out to be a government-created hoax. [More]

I’d ask why this isn’t the lead story in all the major newspapers and networks, but I know better.

House Oversight didn’t carry that one to the finish, either.

[Via bondmen]