FBI's Bias Failed to Protect Trump from Assassination
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Astonishing revelations have emerged regarding the FBI's handling of the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump last July.
Chris Swecker, a former assistant director of the FBI, expressed his frustration over the Bureau's failure to prevent the attack in Butler, Pennsylvania.
Swecker, who boasts 24 years of experience in the FBI, revealed that the alleged assassin, Thomas Crooks, had a considerable digital footprint indicating potential violence well before the incident occurred.
Crooks had previously been a supporter of Trump, but his social media posts had taken a disturbing turn.
The ex-FBI official assessed that had the Bureau acted on the evident threats, they could have potentially saved Trump's life and ensured public safety.
Swecker accused the FBI, under former Director Christopher Wray, of a bias that hindered justice.
He noted that the Bureau seemed eager to label Crooks as a far-right extremist, conversely downplaying evidence that suggested otherwise.
This bias led to a lack of transparency in the investigation and allowed conspiracy theories to flourish regarding the motive behind the assassination attempt.
“The FBI had multiple missed opportunities to stop Crooks before he tried to assassinate Trump,” Swecker remarked, grading the investigation with a “C-.”
This alarming revelation raises profound questions about the priorities and biases within the FBI, especially against what appears to be a long-standing trend: the selective emphasis on right-wing extremism while glossing over leftist threats.
The revelations have reignited concerns over the FBI's integrity and effectiveness as a federal law enforcement agency.
In light of these events, it becomes imperative to scrutinize how governmental agencies operate, particularly when it comes to safeguarding citizens against threats, regardless of their political affiliations.
As the narrative unfolds regarding the events surrounding the attempted assassination, one thing is clear: accountability within our federal institutions must be prioritized to ensure the safety of all Americans.
Sources:
townhall.com
zerohedge.com
zerohedge.com
Chris Swecker, a former assistant director of the FBI, expressed his frustration over the Bureau's failure to prevent the attack in Butler, Pennsylvania.
Swecker, who boasts 24 years of experience in the FBI, revealed that the alleged assassin, Thomas Crooks, had a considerable digital footprint indicating potential violence well before the incident occurred.
Crooks had previously been a supporter of Trump, but his social media posts had taken a disturbing turn.
The ex-FBI official assessed that had the Bureau acted on the evident threats, they could have potentially saved Trump's life and ensured public safety.
Swecker accused the FBI, under former Director Christopher Wray, of a bias that hindered justice.
He noted that the Bureau seemed eager to label Crooks as a far-right extremist, conversely downplaying evidence that suggested otherwise.
This bias led to a lack of transparency in the investigation and allowed conspiracy theories to flourish regarding the motive behind the assassination attempt.
“The FBI had multiple missed opportunities to stop Crooks before he tried to assassinate Trump,” Swecker remarked, grading the investigation with a “C-.”
This alarming revelation raises profound questions about the priorities and biases within the FBI, especially against what appears to be a long-standing trend: the selective emphasis on right-wing extremism while glossing over leftist threats.
The revelations have reignited concerns over the FBI's integrity and effectiveness as a federal law enforcement agency.
In light of these events, it becomes imperative to scrutinize how governmental agencies operate, particularly when it comes to safeguarding citizens against threats, regardless of their political affiliations.
As the narrative unfolds regarding the events surrounding the attempted assassination, one thing is clear: accountability within our federal institutions must be prioritized to ensure the safety of all Americans.
Sources:
townhall.com
zerohedge.com
zerohedge.com
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