Posted on 03/29/2017 6:16:55 PM PDT by Titus-Maximus
I have never heard of any of these details. WOW
I believe the text was months before, but that FBI agent was cultivating these Muslims & certainly did not tone it down. Now that we know the agent drove from Arizona to Texas with them it confirms what Spencer was saying.
Go watch the 5 minute clip where Spencer is interviewed on here. Even Spencer did not know the FBI agent was in the car behind the Muslims & that he stood there, taking pictures, without warning the local police that they were about to be murdered.
WHy didn’t this come out in the media?
Why the cone of silence?
Comey? Obama? Bueller?
The left can sure spike a story.
Do you remember the Waco Massacre coverup? Ruby Ridge? Many FBI killings previous to them?
The media has covered up much bigger stories than this in the past. They are masters at it.
I watched them completely change the order of questioning on the Waco massacre minutes before the inquiry started.
What was supposed to be an examination of FBI malfeasance became a witch-hunt on the Davidians.
It was amazing to see the power play before my eyes.
The texts are now public documents.
The undercover may have been acting like a cheerleader to get them to do it, but is that coercion? Why was he right behind the terrorists? Did he have knowledge of their weapons?
What did the FBI guy think they were doing at the Draw Muhammad contest? To debate people? The FBI knew for months that they were violent. They were loaded to the gills with weaponry. The massacre would have been on the FBI’s hands. Thank Heaven for a Texas traffic cop who killed the two of them.
How close is Waco to Garland?
The agent certainly did not try to stop the slaughter in any way. Looks like he drove them right to the door.
I hear that, but Waco got pretty good coverage, and RR did as well. This action in Garland had no coverage. One of the reasons is that the media hates Spencer and Geller and they are viewed as right wing whiners. They did not want to paint them as heros so the coverage was not well amplified.
Plus there is always silence on Radical Islamic Terrorism.
Between 2008 and 2014, 40% of all murder convictions in Florida were criminal aliens. In New York it was 34% and Arizona 17.8%. During those years, criminal aliens accounted for 38% of all murder convictions in the five states of California, Texas, Arizona, Florida and New York, while illegal aliens constitute only 5.6% of the total population in those states. That 38% represents 7,085 murders out of the total of 18,643.
For just the illegal alien murders in these 5 states where their pay was docked .004% the DHS payroll would lose 28.33% of their salary. That would end the machinations of the deep state let me tell you.
The job of the DHS is to protect American citizens, if they cannot do it then they should suffer with the rest of us.
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They didn’t exactly break a leg trying to find out what the Tsarnaev brothers were doing either.
[...hope it’s not true.”
Sadly it is true, the FBI agent who took the pictures was RIGHT THERE TAKING PICTURES, I saw the pictures seized.
That stinks to high heaven. They didn’t expect their terrorist stooges to be offed by a local police officer and his pistol. They expected wrong.
Please get Comey out of there ASAP.
Yea, good thought.
Predates that for quite a bit further back.
The FBI incorrectly pegged Richard Jewell as the Atlanta Bomber. when Jewell was vindicated he sued and got compensated.
Then the FBI went after another suspect and turned that area upside down for at least 5 years, when he was apprehended it was by the local cops, not the FBI
Many years spent and the FBI couldn't solve the Uni-bomber case.
The Uni-bomber, Ted Kazinsky was turned in by his brother.
Timothy Mc Veigh was caught by a local cop who stopped him because of a license plate irregularity and not caught by the FBI.
No doubt the FBI solves a lot of cases, but a closer look at that organization shows questionable practices. - Tom
It certainly does. Highly questionable in far too many instances.
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