CIA Delays January 6 Document Release for Four Years
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**Scandal: CIA Commits to Four-Year Delay in Producing January 6 Documents**
In a shocking revelation that raises serious questions about transparency and accountability within our government, the CIA has announced that it will take four more years to produce documents pertaining to its involvement in the January 6, 2021, Capitol disturbances.
This unexpected announcement comes after Judicial Watch, led by its President Tom Fitton, uncovered evidence suggesting that the CIA had personnel stationed at the Capitol during the events of that day.
Fitton released a video detailing these findings. He posed critical questions regarding the CIA's role, including why the agency was present during what was characterized as a domestic event.
Significantly, it's worth noting that the CIA traditionally operates in foreign intelligence and should not have a role in domestic affairs.
Yet, documents obtained through Judicial Watch’s legal efforts show that CIA bomb technicians were dispatched to areas near where the pipe bombs were found at the RNC and DNC.
Additionally, CIA dog teams were reportedly on standby near the southwest area of the Capitol.
As Americans continue to demand accountability for the events of January 6, the CIA’s extended timeline raises more questions than answers.
What exactly are they hiding? Why has the agency delayed the production of these documents for so long?
Judicial Watch's firm stance in pursuit of transparency reflects a growing frustration among many citizens regarding the lack of responsiveness from federal agencies.
In a similar vein, Kentucky GOP Senator Rand Paul recently condemned the Biden administration's FBI for surveilling innocent Americans based on unsubstantiated tips.
Paul revealed that one targeted individual, a Catholic school teacher who attended a Trump rally, was monitored for nearly two years despite no evidence linking her to any criminal activity during the January 6 riot.
These incidents underscore an alarming trend of politicization within our federal law enforcement agencies.
Instead of focusing on real threats, it appears that valuable resources are being weaponized against everyday Americans.
Both cases point to a broader theme: government overreach and a disturbing lack of accountability when it comes to the actions of federal agencies in reaction to the Capitol events.
As President Trump spearheads a renewed push for an America-first agenda, citizens must remain vigilant and demand truthful answers from their government.
The unease over January 6 continues to resonate, and the time for transparency and justice is now.
Sources:
thegatewaypundit.com
justthenews.com
zerohedge.com
In a shocking revelation that raises serious questions about transparency and accountability within our government, the CIA has announced that it will take four more years to produce documents pertaining to its involvement in the January 6, 2021, Capitol disturbances.
This unexpected announcement comes after Judicial Watch, led by its President Tom Fitton, uncovered evidence suggesting that the CIA had personnel stationed at the Capitol during the events of that day.
Fitton released a video detailing these findings. He posed critical questions regarding the CIA's role, including why the agency was present during what was characterized as a domestic event.
Significantly, it's worth noting that the CIA traditionally operates in foreign intelligence and should not have a role in domestic affairs.
Yet, documents obtained through Judicial Watch’s legal efforts show that CIA bomb technicians were dispatched to areas near where the pipe bombs were found at the RNC and DNC.
Additionally, CIA dog teams were reportedly on standby near the southwest area of the Capitol.
As Americans continue to demand accountability for the events of January 6, the CIA’s extended timeline raises more questions than answers.
What exactly are they hiding? Why has the agency delayed the production of these documents for so long?
Judicial Watch's firm stance in pursuit of transparency reflects a growing frustration among many citizens regarding the lack of responsiveness from federal agencies.
In a similar vein, Kentucky GOP Senator Rand Paul recently condemned the Biden administration's FBI for surveilling innocent Americans based on unsubstantiated tips.
Paul revealed that one targeted individual, a Catholic school teacher who attended a Trump rally, was monitored for nearly two years despite no evidence linking her to any criminal activity during the January 6 riot.
These incidents underscore an alarming trend of politicization within our federal law enforcement agencies.
Instead of focusing on real threats, it appears that valuable resources are being weaponized against everyday Americans.
Both cases point to a broader theme: government overreach and a disturbing lack of accountability when it comes to the actions of federal agencies in reaction to the Capitol events.
As President Trump spearheads a renewed push for an America-first agenda, citizens must remain vigilant and demand truthful answers from their government.
The unease over January 6 continues to resonate, and the time for transparency and justice is now.
Sources:
thegatewaypundit.com
justthenews.com
zerohedge.com
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