Of course:
Not gonna happen? Damn right it won’t.
Over at Bearing Arms, another silly question:
If the FBI will “mislead” to seize assets, why wouldn’t they do the same to take guns?
As the man says, to ask the question is to answer it.
I think that the time is rapidly approaching when the feds will just come in whenever they feel like it, take whatever of yours that they feel like taking, and fuck you up if you dare question them. Hell, they probably have a drawer full of pre-signed (possibly forged) warrants that they can fill in with the necessary details, wave in your face, and then conveniently “lose” after the raid. If they bother to do even that.
My question: Why the fuck should we believe anything that law enforcement says, anymore?
Once again, to ask the question is to answer it.
And to quote another wise man (H.L. Mencken):
“Every normal man must be tempted at times to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats.”
Are we there yet, Ma?
As Glenn Reynolds puts it, when it comes to violent White supremacist movements in the U.S., demand is far greater than supply — in other words, while the Democratic Socialists would just love to have a plethora of such groups around so that they can go all “Exterminate the Fascist Counter-Revolution!”, the fact is that there are no such groups extant, other than a few mopes muttering about “The Day Of Reckoning” and similar.
So they have to try to create such groups — with the support of their little Stasi underlings (a.k.a. the FBI) — with nomenclatures such as “concerned parents”, “Gretchen Whitmer kidnappers”, “Ultra Magas” or “Jan 6 Insurrectionists”, and so on.
That effort, too, is failing. So what next? Step forward the post-9/11 knee-jerk agency known by the ominously-named Department of Homeland Security — the big guns, in other words.
And here is their master plan:
DHS Funds Leftist Orgs to Study ‘Radicalization,’ ‘White Supremacy’ in Video Games
Video games?
Are you kidding me? So Call of Duty, Medal of Honor and… wait, I don’t know much about this stuff… oh yeah, World of Warcraft are the tools whereby impressionable kids are being “radicalized” and taught about the practice of White Supremacy?
I don’t know whether to chuckle, laugh hysterically or just wave my private parts at this foolishness.
What a bunch of pathetic morons.
Next they’ll be trying to link, oh I dunno, bulldog ownership to the above bogeymen (you heard it here first). Hey, DHS / FBI fuckwits: here’s your first candidate for a radical White supremacist bulldog owner:
Go get ‘im.
From Insty, I see this little bit of villainy:
According to recent reports, the FBI has been conducting raids on Trump allies, executing search warrants on their homes, and issuing subpoenas to individuals as part of a pressure campaign.
But, now it looks like they’re not limiting themselves to Trump allies, but they’re even targeting Trump supporters who did nothing wrong.
Lisa Gallagher, a Trump voter in New Jersey, has come forward with the claim that the FBI visited her home the morning after Joe Biden’s fascistic speech at Independence Hall in which he declared Trump supporters to be enemies of our democracy.
Gallagher didn’t work in the Trump White House, nor was she present at the Capitol riot, yet she somehow ended up in the Biden administration’s crosshairs. She told her story to Tucker Carlson on Monday evening.
“I was terrified. I’ll be honest with you, when my daughter woke me up telling me there were three armed FBI officers at my door, I thought she was joking,” she told Carlson. “And I immediately tried to throw clothes on. I called my husband. I was crying. My knees were shaking. And even though I knew I had done nothing wrong, after seeing Joe Biden’s speech the night before I thought, ‘Oh my God, this is political.’ And I was frightened. I truly thought they can take me out of here in handcuffs.”
I almost wish they’d come to my door instead of some frightened woman. And you can take that how you wish.
Read this account of one man’s dealings with the FBI, and its conclusion:
Finally, this proves not only a strong political bias on the part of the FBI, against Trump, and against anyone remotely on his team, but it shows just how much the FBI knows about all your details, doings, GPS tracking, emails, telephone and FaceTime calls, videos, financial transactions, the cache in your computer and related devices, travel plans, workplace, networks . . . everything.
Many people over the years have cautioned me about my outspokenness and the ability of the Secret Police (a.k.a. the Fibbies) to mess with me and my life (“You’re going to end up on their list!” ).
I wasn’t intimidated by South Africa’s apartheid-era Security Branch, and I’m not scared of these little shits either.
Fuck ’em, and all they stand for — because what they stand for is un-American.
I’m not an especial fan of Donald Trump’s — unless, of course, the FBI somehow turns that into a crime, in which case I’ll be his greatest supporter.
Call this a product of my COVID-raddled brain, or at worst just an example of intellectual curiosity, but:
What if those 87,000 new IRS agents aren’t enough?
And I don’t mean sufficient in number to perform the increased number of audits that these godless fucks seem intent on inflicting us with, but sufficient to handle the — how can I put this delicately? — potential bodycount.
I hope that this is just a delirium-induced thought, but there ya go.