President Donald J. Trump announces Kash Patel as the next Director of the FBI... There’s no statute of limitations on treason.
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Wray:
- BA in Arts
- JD
- clerked for a judge
- entered private practice
- DOJ, Associate Deputy AG
- FBI director
Comey:
- BS in Chemistry
- JD
- clerked for a judge
- worked in private practice
- became an assistant US attorney
- worked as deputy Attorney General
- worked for Lockheed Martin
- Became FBI director
McCabe:
- BA
- JD
- private practice
- worked as an FBI agent
- appointed Deputy Director for a little bit
- became director of the FBI when Comey was disgraced and removed from the FBI
I don’t wanna hear a word about Kash Patel not being qualified.
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Wray:
- BA in Arts
- JD
- clerked for a judge
- entered private practice
- DOJ, Associate Deputy AG
- FBI director
Comey:
- BS in Chemistry
- JD
- clerked for a judge
- worked in private practice
- became an assistant US attorney
- worked as deputy Attorney General
- worked for Lockheed Martin
- Became FBI director
McCabe:
- BA
- JD
- private practice
- worked as an FBI agent
- appointed Deputy Director for a little bit
- became director of the FBI when Comey was disgraced and removed from the FBI
I don’t wanna hear a word about Kash Patel not being qualified.
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Grok on Kash Patel’s goals as FBI Director:
Kash Patel, if appointed as FBI Director, has expressed several goals and intentions for his potential role, based on his public statements and the general sentiment surrounding his nomination:
1. **Dismantling the "Deep State":**
- Patel has been vocal about his desire to address what he and some of his supporters refer to as the "deep state."
His plans include a significant overhaul of the FBI's structure and operations, aiming to reduce its perceived political biases and what he sees as overreach.
2. **Transparency and Declassification:**
- He has promised to establish a 24/7 declassification office. This would involve releasing information on significant historical events like the JFK assassination and 9/11, aiming for greater transparency in government operations.
3. **Reform of FBI Operations:**
- Patel has suggested closing down the FBI's headquarters in Washington, D.C., and reopening it as a "Deep State Museum."
This symbolic act would signify a major shift in how the FBI operates, potentially decentralizing its power.
4. **Investigating Political Enemies:**
- There are concerns among some that Patel might use his position to target political adversaries of former President Trump.
Critics fear this could involve investigating individuals or groups perceived to be against Trump's interests.
5. **Cultural Change within the FBI:**
- Some former FBI agents and supporters believe Patel could bring about cultural changes within the bureau, prioritizing constitutional adherence and focusing on traditional law enforcement over what they might consider politically motivated initiatives.
6. **Addressing Alleged FBI Wrongdoings:**
- Patel's background includes his involvement in investigating the FBI's actions during the 2016 election regarding Trump's campaign.
As director, he might continue to focus on what he views as past injustices or overreaches by the FBI.
These goals reflect Patel's alignment with Trump's narrative of bureaucratic reform, though they also raise significant concerns about potential politicization of the FBI, the erosion of its independence, and the implications for national security and law enforcement practices.
Critics argue that his approach could lead to a purge or significant disruption within the agency, potentially at the expense of its operational effectiveness and the principles of law enforcement neutrality.
It's important to note that these goals largely derive from his public statements, his book "Government Gangsters," and what has been reported or speculated upon in the media and by political commentators. The actual implementation or feasibility of these goals would depend on numerous factors including Senate confirmation, legal constraints, and the operational realities of the FBI.
@RealSKeshel
Grok on Kash Patel’s goals as FBI Director:
Kash Patel, if appointed as FBI Director, has expressed several goals and intentions for his potential role, based on his public statements and the general sentiment surrounding his nomination:
1. **Dismantling the "Deep State":**
- Patel has been vocal about his desire to address what he and some of his supporters refer to as the "deep state."
His plans include a significant overhaul of the FBI's structure and operations, aiming to reduce its perceived political biases and what he sees as overreach.
2. **Transparency and Declassification:**
- He has promised to establish a 24/7 declassification office. This would involve releasing information on significant historical events like the JFK assassination and 9/11, aiming for greater transparency in government operations.
3. **Reform of FBI Operations:**
- Patel has suggested closing down the FBI's headquarters in Washington, D.C., and reopening it as a "Deep State Museum."
This symbolic act would signify a major shift in how the FBI operates, potentially decentralizing its power.
4. **Investigating Political Enemies:**
- There are concerns among some that Patel might use his position to target political adversaries of former President Trump.
Critics fear this could involve investigating individuals or groups perceived to be against Trump's interests.
5. **Cultural Change within the FBI:**
- Some former FBI agents and supporters believe Patel could bring about cultural changes within the bureau, prioritizing constitutional adherence and focusing on traditional law enforcement over what they might consider politically motivated initiatives.
6. **Addressing Alleged FBI Wrongdoings:**
- Patel's background includes his involvement in investigating the FBI's actions during the 2016 election regarding Trump's campaign.
As director, he might continue to focus on what he views as past injustices or overreaches by the FBI.
These goals reflect Patel's alignment with Trump's narrative of bureaucratic reform, though they also raise significant concerns about potential politicization of the FBI, the erosion of its independence, and the implications for national security and law enforcement practices.
Critics argue that his approach could lead to a purge or significant disruption within the agency, potentially at the expense of its operational effectiveness and the principles of law enforcement neutrality.
It's important to note that these goals largely derive from his public statements, his book "Government Gangsters," and what has been reported or speculated upon in the media and by political commentators. The actual implementation or feasibility of these goals would depend on numerous factors including Senate confirmation, legal constraints, and the operational realities of the FBI.
She's absolutely right! They have never been held accountable for the Laws they broke, while using the Law to accuse others! Now it's time to hold them accountable for the same crap they accused others of, using their own techniques! Oh what sweet Justice!
Trump's second term is going to be so amazing. Not only will we get America rolling again, but these Leftists and deep State apparatchiks will see so much of their blatant corruption exposed, they may never get anywhere near the levers of Federal government power again!
Imagine FEMA telling relief workers to overlook flood victims who were displaying Trump signs! What nerve! FIRE THEM ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!
Imagine FEMA telling relief workers to overlook flood victims who were displaying Trump signs! What nerve! FIRE THEM ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Kash had better watch his back. If he gets confirmed and put into place as FBI director, I'm not too sure they wouldn't hire a couple of deep State operatives to try and kill him! Some of those folks have a lot to protect, and quite a few of them know they could be looking at serious jail time if he exposes all of the corruption!
He'd better be careful.
He'd better be careful.