Saturday, December 9, 2023
When Public Distrust of the FBI Comes Home to Roost
The FBI has spent years earning our distrust. Those leading the bureau have refused to address their obvious issues — behaving as if they were above accountability. But violating the public trust has consequences, which they are just now learning.
In just the last eight years, the world’s “premier law enforcement agency” has been caught
- implementing an “insurance policy” to subvert our electoral choice (Crossfire Hurricane),
- entrapping useful idiots for political advantage (Whitmer kidnapping and January 6 defendants),
- colluding with the DNC to pin their email server attack on the Russians and Donald Trump,
- hiding evidence of Biden family corruption (Hunter Biden laptop),
- obfuscating and perjuring before Congress (Seth Rich laptop testimony),
- raiding a journalist’s home to retrieve the diary of Joe Biden’s daughter (James O’Keefe),
- conducting the first ever armed raid on a former president’s home (Mar-a-Lago), and
- violating our 1st Amendment rights to protect the Democrat narrative (social media censorship).
According to Rasmussen, 53 percent of Americans agree with the Roger Stone statement: “There is a group of politicized thugs at the top of the FBI who are using the FBI as Joe Biden’s personal Gestapo.”
The unethical, and even illegal, activities of the bureau are gaining public recognition. Suspecting the worst of the FBI is no longer the stuff of “lunatic conspiracy theories,” as its bad behavior has been documented by Michael Horowitz in his inspector general report and John Durham in his special counsel findings. As congressional investigations continue to examine the FBI as part of its oversight role, more evidence of corruption is coming to light every day. Here are highlights from some of the past bad actors.
- Peter Strzok attempted to oust an elected president.
- Andrew McCabe committed felony perjury to investigators.
- James Comey set a perjury trap for President Trump’s national security adviser and illegally leaked classified information to the press.
- Kevin Clinesmith falsified evidence, which was used to obtain a FISA warrant.
- Stephen D’Antuono oversaw an entrapment scheme to implicate MAGA conservatives.
- W. Jay Abbott failed to take action against sexual predator Larry Nassar, while he pursued employment opportunities with the U.S. Olympic Committee.
None of these FBI officials received any punishment even approaching what would be applied to American civilians for similar offenses. The minimal punishments they received, if any, will do nothing to discourage future misbehavior at the bureau.
The public has been left with the perception that the FBI refuses to hold its own accountable for ethical or criminal violations. If there were a “few bad apples” ten years ago, they have now caused rot throughout the basket. The motto of the bureau that claims to operate “above reproach” has become a joke:
- Fidelity — but only to leftist ideology.
- Bravery — in subverting self-governance.
- Integrity — except when lies are more convenient.
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