Christopher Wray - The War on Guns

Speaking of ‘Deplorable and Dangerous’

FBI Director Wray pushes back on threats following unprecedented raid on Trump [More]

Why not? He’d channeled his inner Blumenthal before he was even confirmed.

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Be very suspicious of anything you hear in the media attributable to anonymous sources. The supposed leaks from unidentified persons supposedly with knowledge are either FBI/DOJ whispering in the ear of reporter-scribes which may or may not reflect reality, or people who don’t have actual knowledge, or sources who exist only in the imagination of the reporters. It’s all an unreliable web of deception. [More]

The best gaslighting uses coordinated narrative talking points.

[Via Michael G]

Eric Trump tells DailyMail.com what REALLY happened in FBI raid: President’s son says 30 agents REFUSED to hand over warrant… [More]

At that point you notify them on camera you are calling the sheriff.

[Via bondmen]

The only way to fight back is to make the kinds of people who’ve weaponized and undermined the American state suffer for their actions. They’ve arrested their enemies, revived obscure rules as pretexts for partisan attacks, and raided their opponents’ homes, and they won’t be sorry until they’ve felt the same pain. [More]

Or worse.

[Via Michael G]

Wraywatch

Ted Cruz Slams Boot on Table During Senate Hearing on FBI Oversight [More]

He should have planted it up lying sack Wray’s…

Who’s responsible for what goes out on his watch? And it’s not like this crap and worse hasn’t been documented and objected to for years (except, of course, by the DSM).

[Via Jess]

Ain’t That a Kick in the Head?

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If you don’t agree with the official FBI narrative that racist white supremacists are the biggest threat our country faces, you are the problem that needs to be ostracized and eliminated.

That’s on Chris Wray and he’s on Donald Trump.

We’re the Only Ones Incentivized Enough

House Judiciary Committee: Whistleblowers Say FBI ‘Pressuring Agents’ to Reclassify Cases as Domestic Terrorism – “For example, one whistleblower explained that because agents are not finding enough DVE [domestic violent extremist] cases, they are encouraged and incentivized to reclassify cases as DVE cases even though there is minimal, circumstantial evidence to support the reclassification.” [More]

In other words, not meeting the quota is career-limiting? And do top guys get “Always Think Terrorist” Leathermans?

All on Christipher Wray’s watch. Seems some of us were just telling Don Jr. to say “Thanks!” to his Dad for that.

And some of us were sounding alarms before that.

[Via Michael G]

And This Surprises Who?

Today, Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt sent a letter to FBI Director Christopher Wray demanding that they cease their attempts to illegally obtain information from local sheriffs on Missourians who have concealed carry permits. Missouri law specifically prohibits the sharing of information on concealed carry permit holders to any entity – local, state, federal, or otherwise. [More]

What, the Trump pick who agreed with Richard Blumenthal on guns?

[Via WiscoDave]

Follow the Leader

FBI purging conservatives, critics of Jan 6 narrative, whistleblowers tell GOP lawmaker – Jim Jordan calls it the ‘weaponization of government’ against political enemies [More]

Ol’ Trump sure could pick ’em!

[Via Jess]

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