Oh my, it seems that Carlson has stirred the crap up a bit

I don't have cable, so didn't watch Tucker Carlson's show last night where he reported on what was a bunch of the Jan. 6 video that, for some reason, the J6CommitteeKangaroo Court didn't want people to see. Among those,
BREAKING: Never before seen January 6 footage shows Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick walking around the building after the time media outlets claimed he was killed by protesters.

The J6 Committee had access to this tape but refused to release it.

And
Newly revealed surveillance footage from Jan. 6, 2021, shows two Capitol police officers escorting Jacob Chansley, the be-horned so-called “QAnon Shaman” who has come to symbolize the riot, through the halls of the Capitol and to the very door of the US Senate.

The footage aired on Tucker Carlson’s Fox News show Monday night shows the officers closely following Chansley as he wanders the corridors of the Capitol, bare-chested and wearing face paint and a luxuriant fur hat with Viking horns.

“Virtually every moment of his time inside the Capitol was caught on tape,” says Carlson, who was granted exclusive access by Speaker Kevin McCarthy to 40,000 hours of surveillance footage from that day inside and around the Capitol, which has never been seen before by the public.

“The tapes show the Capitol police never stopped Jacob Chansley. They helped him. They acted as his tour guides.”
And the real killer for this,
At one point, the officers are seen walking Chansley past seven other police officers milling around outside the Senate chamber, who barely give him a second look.

Then they escort him to various entrances of the chamber which appear to be locked. Eventually, they help him open a door, and he enters the chamber.
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So we've got lying bastard politicians, and lying bastard cops.  Last I  heard lying under oath, verbally or in writing, is a criminal act.  Chances of these bastards being charged, let alone prosecuted: pretty much zero.

Oh, there's also video showing the Kangaroo Court and the EffingBI lied about Ray Epps.  And, far as I know, most of our Major Media clowns either didn't question any of this, or defended it.

If there was any question about why the Democrats and most of said Media had fits about this video coming out, this is why.

Back on the subject of why trusting the EffingBI is really dumb

Impola’s role in the Whitmer caper, in fact, stemmed from his work as a case agent for Operation Cold Snap. The 11-year bureau veteran has spent his entire FBI career investigating counterrorism, including “militia extremism,” which enabled Impola to designate the Wolverine Watchmen, a Facebook group with no real organization coincidentally formed just months before the sting, a “terror enterprise” to justify the government’s central involvement in rigging the kidnapping scheme.

Impola, working out of a satellite office in Flint that reports to Michigan’s only FBI field office in Detroit, was deeply involved in every facet of the Whitmer plot. His testimony is crucial to persuading a jury that the men on trial conspired to abduct Whitmer from her vacation home last year.

But Impola will not testify during the trial scheduled to begin on March 8. (The judge overseeing the case delayed the original November trial date after defense attorneys requested more time to investigate the government’s informants and agents.) BuzzFeed News reported over the weekend that Impola won’t be on the government’s witness list after defense attorneys accused Impola of perjury in another case.

In fact, the Justice Department notified the court on Friday that all three of the top FBI agents in charge of the Whitmer investigation, including Impola, will not testify on behalf of the government amid accusations of misconduct, domestic abuse charges, and political bias.
Throw in some "Why we don't trust the system" overall:
Richard Trask, the agent who signed the criminal complaint against the six federal defendants, was arrested last summer for drunkenly assaulting his wife after the couple attended a “swingers party” at a local hotel. Police body cam footage released this week show the inside of Trask’s Kalamazoo home including a bed sheet stained with blood; Trask’s wife told officers her husband hit her head against a nightstand “multiple times” in the early hours of July 18, causing a laceration and strangulation marks on her neck. Trask “choked her out,” she said.

Inebriated, wearing no shirt, and with blood on the side of his face, Trask was arrested around 4:15 a.m. on one count of assault. (He was not asked to take a breathalyzer test or charged with driving under the influence, despite clear indication.) On Monday, Trask pleaded no contest; a Kalamazoo County judge sentenced Trask to time served—he spent two nights in jail after his arrest—and to pay court costs.
You or I would've been in a cell for an extended period; 'time served and court costs' for domestic violence and drunk driving is bullshit.

As I said before, I'm sure there are some honest Feebs, but you'd be a fool to think that the one talking to you is one of them.

The politicians have allowed this to reach this point, and people are going to die because of it. (update)

It's a miracle there aren't piles of bodies yet, especially in Portland where they've worked so hard to create them.

Remember the Mayor?  Who announced a week ago that 'Something Has To Be Done' about antifa, because it's gotten so bad?*  Day or so later one of the commissars put out a video telling him they're very disappointed he's not being a proper little subject and threatening his life.  And being what he is, he allowed this.

That crap is more than bad enough.  And now, we have bloody PLANO, TEXAS.
Not enough?  Here's some more.

You're probably wondering how the hell this could happen there?  Well, as Insty notes, "Police Chief Walks With Protesters in Plano." last year.  Which means you can bet the asshole ordered the cops to do nothing about this, and they took the orders.

Wonder how much the Mayor had to do with this?  

Barring a miracle, BLM and antifa are going to, at some point, release a video of an execution.  It's probably their next step.  You think the Gropey/Kneepads administration will do a damn thing about it?  Not if they can help it.

And don't look for accurate information from our Major Media as most of them will be assisting the commies.

Update: the Texas AGs office is involved.  And the Chief of Police is a liar and a leftist asshole(as if we hadn't figured that out yet).


*No mention, of course, of the fact that this socialist asshole HELPED it get this bad.  Bringing that up would be upsetting to His Chickenshit.

Ah, the Stasi of the People's Republic of MA,

you can always count on them to crap on that oath to 'uphold the Constitution'.  They've just announced they're not approving any firearms license requests 'because of the surge in Wuhan'.

 

When you're that kind of slimeball, any excuse will do.

Trust the Professional Journalists? Why,

since we know their record?
According to one account Thursday, the “news” networks spent 2,284 minutes over the years promoting the Russian collusion hoax from start to finish.

But here’s the amount of airtime they’ve devoted to these latest revelations about the FBI’s pervasive top-to-bottom corruption in promoting the hoax:
CNN, ABC and CBS: a combined zero mentions. MSNBC: one mention, at 5:14 a.m., NBC: one mention, at 3:41 a.m.

The New York Times, which handed itself a Pulitzer Prize for years of “reporting” Russian collusion that didn’t exist, now argues that President Trump wants prosecutions of the crooked FBI agents so he can “weaponize” their criminal behavior for the campaign.

So it was totally OK for the feds to try to frame Trump and everyone around him, but to want someone brought to justice for it is just politics — weaponizing and seizing and pouncing on those wonderful Democrats in the FBI and the CIA?
The Major Media has done to itself what the EffingBI, CIA and Do'J' have: made sure that, barring major and public housecleaning(which should involve firings and prosecutions in the case of those three) they won't be trusted by a huge number of people for- at least- the foreseeable future.

"Dear Mr. Security Agent:"

Short version:
"No matter what your excuses are, you start carrying out the confiscation orders YOU will be the face of it.  And people will start treating you that way."

And yeah, if this starts the politicians will find themselves on the 'deal with' lists of people.  It will get extremely nasty, and they'll blame anyone but themselves for it.

Crap like this is why cops and judges come to be seen as the enemy

"We didn't have a warrant, but we were getting one, so the illegal search should be good."
Screw this noise.  Throw out the evidence, then charge every officer involved with violation of the 4th Amendment.

And throw these judges out of their offices.  Preferably via a high window.

Something I've been pondering for a while:

Cops who knowingly violate the law because they know they'll get away with it.

Prosecutors who knowingly break the law and legal ethics, and never fear punishment.

Judges who never punish them for it, or at most tell them they've been bad.

Politicians who, when caught lying, either gloss over it or get mad at you for catching them.

And every one of them bitch and moan because "People don't trust us/support us."

Do these people not realize what damage they've done and are doing?  Or do they just not care?

Corrupt oathbreaking bastards

Not only theft under color of law, but

By this time, other agents had started searching his truck. "I said, 'Hey listen I have rights, you're violating my rights, you're not supposed to do that kind of stuff,'" Serrano recounted.

"I'm sick of hearing about your rights," the agent said, according to Serrano's lawsuit. "You have no rights here."

Miserable, corrupt, oathbreaking bastards.  Screw them all.  I'm sick of this crap.

Add to the 'sold out, or chickenshit', Comey apparently has memory problems,

or is a damned liar.
The procedures Quattrone referred to involved a suggestion from a coworker in an email chain that employees save subpoenaed documents.

Comey said that this email “resulted in the destruction of numerous documents.”

Quattrone never faced jail time and the charges were eventually dropped.

Quattrone’s tweet comes after Comey’s announcement that while Clinton’s use of a private email server was “careless” and contained Top Secret information, “no reasonable prosecutor” would bring charges against her.


Also,
Comey argued that based on “the strength of the evidence, especially regarding intent… and how similar situations have been handled in the past,” “no reasonable prosecutor” would even consider bringing a case like Clinton’s to court.

Only, that isn’t exactly accurate.

Less than one year ago, Assistant US attorneys Jean M. Hobler and Lee S. Bickley successfully prosecuted Naval Reservist Brian Nishimura in a strikingly similar case.
Of course, his name isn't 'Clinton', and he's not rich and connected.  Which apparently makes a big difference.

The line someone used was "I'd rather have a sister in a whorehouse than a brother in the FBI."  At this point it'd be 'a sister and Mom'.

So, if the EffingBI goes after a terrorist now, do they have to consider

the full intent and such before they decide whether to charge them?

Maybe that's why various EPA and IRS and ATF officials aren't being tried?  Because 'we couldn't find real intent to harm the country'?

Yes, I'm still pissed.  Comey is a bastard who, if he actually had that integrity we were assured of, would resign.  Maybe spend the rest of his life finding a way to repair some of the damage he's done.

And I'm told it happens in all the other branches,

and it's one reason our military is in trouble.

Isn't it friggin' amazing how many people who laughed at people warnings of a caliphate a year ago are fixated on it now?


From the pen of Eric Holder; because we can trust him and ATF to not abuse this, right?
A quick glance at the Federal Register (Vol. 80, No. 37, p. 9987-88) today reveals that Attorney General Eric Holder, who earned cautious praise last month for a small reform to the federal equitable sharing program, has now delegated authority to the Director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) to seize and “administratively forfeit” property involved in suspected drug offenses.  Holder temporarily delegated this authority to the ATF on a trial basis in 2013, and today made the delegation permanent while lauding the ATF for seizing more than $19.3 million from Americans during the trial period.
...
Further, the department claims that forcing the ATF to go through a judicial process in order to seize property requires too much time and money.  Whereas an “uncontested administrative forfeiture can be perfected in 60-90 days for minimal cost […] the costs associated with judicial forfeiture can amount to hundreds or thousands of dollars and the judicial process generally can take anywhere from 6 months to years.”  In other words, affording judicial process to Americans suspected of engaging in criminal activity takes too long and costs too much.
'SUSPECTED drug offenses'.  'We don't have time to do legal stuff, we want to steal this NOW!'  Good excuses, right?


They don't just want to tell you what to buy, they want to tell the stores how/where to display stuff.  Because you can't survive without them controlling this.


From Hoyt:
This is not whether a third generation red-diaper baby raised abroad, who by his own admission sought out communists and other America-hating communities loves his country or not, because well… for most of this country (over 50% according to a survey, and mind you these always skew left) the question is not a question and the fact that the man who can barely sit still through the pledge of allegiance, hates our founding documents and thinks we should grant people “positive rights” (like, oh, the USSR) is not overfond of us is not a surprise. I mean, he sat through “Goddamn America” and wrote in his premature autobiography (like a premature ejaculation but funnier) that if it came to a war between America and the Caliphate he’d side with the caliphate.

Love America? I wonder who the 47% are who thinks he does, and whether they’ve been out from under that rock for the last decade.

From the People's Republic of New York, where the Constitution doesn't mean anything

to the cops.  And, when some idiot asks why you have a problem with licensing and registration,
The suit further states that the Nassau County Police arrived, found “the home at peace, spoke with the wife and son and found that the argument had been peaceably resolved.” This didn’t stop the cops, however, from asking to see Weinstein’s handgun permit and demanding he give them his registered weapons. Weinstein refused — and the police left. But that wasn’t the end of it.
No crime, but they DEMANDED surrender of his legally-owned firearms.  And then it gets worse:
Three hours later, the ex-firefighter found himself confronted by five armed officers. And even though they had no warrant, they stated that Weinstein would be arrested unless he surrendered his expensive collection of firearms and ammunition. He reluctantly complied, he says, “under duress.” American Thinker’s Michael Filozof reports on the rest of the story, writing:

The suit contends that no charges were ever filed against Weinstein and that both his wife and son gave sworn testimony to the effect that the dispute involved no violence, no threats, and no brandishing of weapons; nonetheless, Nassau County Police refused to give back Weinstein’s handgun permit, his handguns, or his long guns.

Even worse, the suit alleges that “it is the policy of the ... Nassau County Police Department to confiscate all firearms with regard to any domestic disturbance call, whether such call is valid or not ... and once confiscated to prevent the return of such firearms on any pretense that can be imagined, and either destroying said firearms or converting them to the Department’s use without compensation to the owner.” [Emphasis added.]

One more example of theft under color of law, this time without even the fig leaf of asset forfeiture to hide behind.

Last time I heard, police swear to uphold the Constitution; apparently in Nassau County that oath includes "-except when the Constitution gets in our way."

Everyone involved. Sue them for all they have Link fixed

or ever will have.  Especially since the chances of there being any charges prosecuted against the bastards is just about zero.

I'll let you read the whole thing for the full Curtain of Blood effect, but I will borrow two pieces:

Fleming told his attorneys he had paid a bill for phone calls made from his Florida hotel room the night before Rush was killed, and he believed the receipt was in his pocket when police arrested him. But authorities told the defense he had no such receipt, according to Koss.

In the course of the investigation, the Conviction Review Unit found the receipt in police records, time stamped and dated -- solidifying Fleming's claim that he was in Florida at the time of the killing, according to the district attorney's office.

"This is proof of alibi that was basically purposely withheld," Koss said.

And on the 'witness' against him,

 A review unit search of police records years later came up with a timeline. The woman on probation was arrested with another woman on grand larceny charges and brought to the Brooklyn district attorney's office, where she gave a statement. Within the hour, the investigation found, charges against her were dropped.

Let's see, perjury, paying for fake testimony, hiding evidence, knowingly putting an innocent man in prison... fuck suing them, HANGING is too good for the bastards.

"4th Amendment? You can't let that get in the way

of police work!"
NYEffing City, as Kim used to put it, you wanted this?  You've got it.

As I recall, the proper way of things is an officer can search if he's got probable cause; not "If I think you ought to be searched, I'll search you."


This is why I now have a label of  'Oathbreaking Cops'