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ScazarMeltex 11/05/22 12:24:02 PM #1:	https://tinyurl.com/trumpdhsplan The Department of Homeland Security launched a failed operation that ensnared hundreds, if not thousands, of U.S. protesters in what new documents show was as a sweeping, power-hungry effort before the 2020 election to bolster President Donald Trumps spurious claims about a terrorist organization he accused his Democratic rivals of supporting. An internal investigative report, made public this month by Sen. Ron Wyden, a Democrat of Oregon, details the findings of DHS lawyers concerning a previously undisclosed effort by Trumps acting secretary of homeland security, Chad Wolf, to amass secret dossiers on Americans in Portland attending anti-racism protests in summer 2020 sparked by the police murder of Minneapolis father George Floyd. The report describes the attempts of top intelligence officials to connect protesters to a fabricated anti-fascist terrorist plot in hopes of boosting Trumps reelection odds, raising concerns about the ability of a sitting president to co-opt billions of dollars worth of domestic intelligence assets for their own political gain. DHS analysts recounted orders to create organizational charts that could be used to establish links between the arrested protesters; an effort that would seemingly legitimize President Trumps erroneous tweets about Antifa, an organization DHS tried but failed to prove shared a central source of funding. The DHS report offers a full accounting of the intelligence activities happening behind the scenes of officers protest containment; twisted efforts, Wyden said, of Trump administration officials promoting baseless conspiracy theories to manufacture of a domestic terrorist threat for the presidents political gain. The report describes the dossiers generated by DHS as having detailed the past whereabouts and the friends and followers of the subjects, as well as their interests up to and including First Amendment speech activity. Intelligence analysts had internally raised concerns about the decision to accuse anyone caught in the streets by default of being an anarchist extremist specifically because sufficient facts were never found to support such a characterization. One field operations analyst told interviewers that the charts were hastily thrown together, adding they didnt even know why some of the people were arrested. In some cases, it was unclear whether the arrests were made by police or by one of the several federal agencies on the ground. The analysts were never provided arrest affidavits or paperwork, a witness told investigators, adding that they just worked off the assumption that everyone on the list was arrested. Lawyers who reviewed 43 of the dossiers found it concerning, the report says, that 13 of them stemmed from nonviolent crimes. These included trespassing, though it was unclear to analysts and investigators whether the cases had any relationship to federal property, the report says. A footnote in the report states that at least one witness told investigators that dossiers had been requested on people who were not arrested but merely accused of threats. Another, citing emails exchanged between top intelligence officials, states dossiers were created on persons arrested having nothing to do with homeland security or threats to officers. Questioned by investigators, the agencys chief intelligence officer acknowledged fielding requests by Wolf and his acting deputy, Ken Cuccinelli, to create dossiers against everyone participating in the Portland protest, regardless of whether theyd been accused of any crime, the report says. That officer, Brian Murphy, then head of the agencys Office of Intelligence and Analysis (I&A), told interviewers that hed rejected the idea, informing his bosses that he could only look at people who were arrested, and adding that it was something his office had done thousands of times before. The DHS report, finalized more than a year ago, includes descriptions of orders handed down to senior leadership instructing them to broadly apply the label violent antifa anarchists inspired to Portland protesters unless they had intel showing something different. Once the dossiers were received by the agencys emerging threat center, it became clear that DHS had no real way to tie the protesters to any terrorist activities, neither at home nor abroad. Efforts to drum up evidence to support the administrations claim that a larger network was directing or financing the protesters a task assigned to another unit, known as the Homeland Identities, Targeting and Exploitation Center, diverted away from its usual work of analyzing national security threats did not find any evidence that assertion was true, the report says. Fears of political toadies occupying key intelligence roles had been aired publicly by former intelligence community members during the Trump administrations early years, but their concerns were all but ignored by Senate Republicans during confirmation hearings that would ultimately inflict serious reputational damage on a number of agencies that, for their own survival, had long avoided partisan leanings. The report is based on interviews with approximately 80 employees conducted by attorneys drawn from various agency components, including U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the U.S. Coast Guard. The investigation began in response to leaks of internal DHS emails in July 2020 that prompted questions from lawmakers about potential intelligence abuses, including the monitoring of journalists activities online and the liberal application of terrorism-related language to describe Americans engaged in protest. I&A is one of the nations 17 intelligence community members overseen by the nations top spy, the director of national intelligence, whose office drafts daily top-secret briefings for the president. The directorship was held throughout the protests by John Ratcliffe, a Republican of Texas and renowned Trump loyalist, whose nomination to the post was withdrawn initially in 2019 over qualifications concerns raised by lawmakers and career intelligence officials. [Continued in next post} --- Furthermore, The GOP is a Fascist Organization and must be destroyed <cite>ScazarMeltex posted [p:969210686] in DHS admits... [t:80222341]...</cite> <quote>https://tinyurl.com/trumpdhsplanThe Department of Homeland Security launched a failed operation that ensnared hundreds, if not thousands, of U.S. protesters in what new documents show was as a sweeping, power-hungry effort before the 2020 election to bolster President Donald Trumps spurious claims about a terrorist organization he accused his Democratic rivals of supporting.An internal investigative report, made public this month by Sen. Ron Wyden, a Democrat of Oregon, details the findings of DHS lawyers concerning a previously undisclosed effort by Trumps acting secretary of homeland security, Chad Wolf, to amass secret dossiers on Americans in Portland attending anti-racism protests in summer 2020 sparked by the police murder of Minneapolis father George Floyd.The report describes the attempts of top intelligence officials to connect protesters to a fabricated anti-fascist terrorist plot in hopes of boosting Trumps reelection odds, raising concerns about the ability of a sitting president to co-opt billions of dollars worth of domestic intelligence assets for their own political gain. DHS analysts recounted orders to create organizational charts that could be used to establish links between the arrested protesters; an effort that would seemingly legitimize President Trumps erroneous tweets about Antifa, an organization DHS tried but failed to prove shared a central source of funding.The DHS report offers a full accounting of the intelligence activities happening behind the scenes of officers protest containment; twisted efforts, Wyden said, of Trump administration officials promoting baseless conspiracy theories to manufacture of a domestic terrorist threat for the presidents political gain. The report describes the dossiers generated by DHS as having detailed the past whereabouts and the friends and followers of the subjects, as well as their interests up to and including First Amendment speech activity. Intelligence analysts had internally raised concerns about the decision to accuse anyone caught in the streets by default of being an anarchist extremist specifically because sufficient facts were never found to support such a characterization.One field operations analyst told interviewers that the charts were hastily thrown together, adding they didnt even know why some of the people were arrested. In some cases, it was unclear whether the arrests were made by police or by one of the several federal agencies on the ground. The analysts were never provided arrest affidavits or paperwork, a witness told investigators, adding that they just worked off the assumption that everyone on the list was arrested. Lawyers who reviewed 43 of the dossiers found it concerning, the report says, that 13 of them stemmed from nonviolent crimes. These included trespassing, though it was unclear to analysts and investigators whether the cases had any relationship to federal property, the report says.A footnote in the report states that at least one witness told investigators that dossiers had been requested on people who were not arrested but merely accused of threats. Another, citing emails exchanged between top intelligence officials, states dossiers were created on persons arrested having nothing to do with homeland security or threats to officers.Questioned by investigators, the agencys chief intelligence officer acknowledged fielding requests by Wolf and his acting deputy, Ken Cuccinelli, to create dossiers against everyone participating in the Portland protest, regardless of whether theyd been accused of any crime, the report says. That officer, Brian Murphy, then head of the agencys Office of Intelligence and Analysis (I&A), told interviewers that hed rejected the idea, informing his bosses that he could only look at people who were arrested, and adding that it was something his office had done thousands of times before.The DHS report, finalized more than a year ago, includes descriptions of orders handed down to senior leadership instructing them to broadly apply the label violent antifa anarchists inspired to Portland protesters unless they had intel showing something different.Once the dossiers were received by the agencys emerging threat center, it became clear that DHS had no real way to tie the protesters to any terrorist activities, neither at home nor abroad. Efforts to drum up evidence to support the administrations claim that a larger network was directing or financing the protesters a task assigned to another unit, known as the Homeland Identities, Targeting and Exploitation Center, diverted away from its usual work of analyzing national security threats did not find any evidence that assertion was true, the report says.Fears of political toadies occupying key intelligence roles had been aired publicly by former intelligence community members during the Trump administrations early years, but their concerns were all but ignored by Senate Republicans during confirmation hearings that would ultimately inflict serious reputational damage on a number of agencies that, for their own survival, had long avoided partisan leanings.The report is based on interviews with approximately 80 employees conducted by attorneys drawn from various agency components, including U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the U.S. Coast Guard. The investigation began in response to leaks of internal DHS emails in July 2020 that prompted questions from lawmakers about potential intelligence abuses, including the monitoring of journalists activities online and the liberal application of terrorism-related language to describe Americans engaged in protest.I&A is one of the nations 17 intelligence community members overseen by the nations top spy, the director of national intelligence, whose office drafts daily top-secret briefings for the president. The directorship was held throughout the protests by John Ratcliffe, a Republican of Texas and renowned Trump loyalist, whose nomination to the post was withdrawn initially in 2019 over qualifications concerns raised by lawmakers and career intelligence officials.[Continued in next post}</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MixedRaceBaby 11/05/22 12:25:15 PM #2:	ok but gas prices???? --- For the mixed race babies! <cite>MixedRaceBaby posted [p:969210713] in DHS admits... [t:80222341]...</cite> <quote>ok butgas prices????</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
frozenstar 11/05/22 12:25:25 PM #3:	But Hunter's laptop! --- Just a dead, cold, round ball in the middle of nowhere. <cite>frozenstar posted [p:969210717] in DHS admits... [t:80222341]...</cite> <quote>But Hunter's laptop!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lilORANG 11/05/22 12:26:52 PM #4:	Imagine having the full force of the federal government at your disposal and still not being able to rig an election. --- #FeelTheBern http://i.imgur.com/q5z4CUu.jpg http://i.imgur.com/6B9oFXh.jpg http://i.imgur.com/sy42Dlf.jpg <cite>lilORANG posted [p:969210755] in DHS admits... [t:80222341]...</cite> <quote>Imagine having the full force of the federal government at your disposal and still not being able to rig an election. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Mearcstapa 11/05/22 12:26:52 PM #5:	The DHS was a huge mistake, and I'd be quite content if every employee of theirs were to suddenly find themselves out of work and begging on the streets. --- after years of waiting nothing came <cite>Mearcstapa posted [p:969210756] in DHS admits... [t:80222341]...</cite> <quote>The DHS was a huge mistake, and I'd be quite content if every employee of theirs were to suddenly find themselves out of work and begging on the streets.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ScazarMeltex 11/05/22 12:27:00 PM #6:	The dossiers, known as Operational Background Reports, or OBRs, are known colloquially within the agency as baseball cards, the report says. The task of creating them was handed, with little to no guidance on execution, to the agencys Current and Emerging Threats Center, an analysis unit whose actionable intelligence is distributed widely throughout the government. According to the report, the dossiers wouldve been shared with, among others, the agencys Field Operations Division, which works closely with House and Senate committee staffers, and the Federal Protection Service, whose core mission is securing some 9,000 federal facilities across the country. The extent to which entities outside the federal government were meant to be involved is unclear; however, the report indicates that DHS state and local partners, which would naturally include law enforcement, but also potentially organizations like National Governors Association, could have also been in the loop. Funded to the tune of $1.5 billion, the Federal Protective Service (FPS) is comprised of thousands of security officers drawn from private contractors such as Triple Canopy, a firm merged in 2014 with another contractor called Academi, previously known as Blackwater. Its staff notoriously included elite warfighters recruited from among the Navy SEALS, the Army Rangers, and the Marines expeditionary force MARSOC. Activated to engage protesters targeting federal buildings in Portland including the well-vandalized Hatfield Federal Courthouse FPS personnel were eventually joined by officers hailing from across the federal government, including some on loan by the U.S. Marshals Service tactical unit normally tasked with making the arrests of the nations most violent fugitives. They converged for a mission dubbed Operation Diligent Valor, authorized under Executive Order 13933, purportedly to apprehend anarchists and left-wing extremists whod been driven by Floyds murder to target U.S. monuments commemorating slave owners and Confederate traitors dangerous individuals, Trump said, advancing a fringe ideology painting the U.S. government as fundamentally unjust. Floyds death at the hands of Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, convicted of murder and sentenced to 22 and a half years in prison in 2021, sparked more than 100 days of continuous marches in Portland. Sporadic protests continued well into the next spring, frequently marked by nightly standoffs between protesters toting bottles, fruit, and fireworks and riot-control squads armed with nightsticks, pepperspray, and kinetic impact munitions designed to irritate, disorient, and compel compliance through pain. Police would eventually rack up an unprecedented 6,000 documented use-of-force cases against the demonstrators, who in turn reportedly inflicted more than $2.3 million in damage to federal buildings alone. Police ran off legal observers and physically beat journalist who suffered injuries at the hands of federal agents armed with crowd control weapons as well. In response to the bad press, Justice Department lawyers filed a successful motion in court giving police the power to force reporters off the streets. Reports began surfacing, meanwhile, of protesters being abducted near demonstrations by men jumping of unmarked in military fatigues. After widely circulated footage confirmed the accounts, DHS acknowledged the abductions, as well as the fact that agents had taken intentional steps to ensure their identities remained secret. Analysts would feed protesters names into an array of databases, including LexisNexis, a tool used by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to hunt undocumented immigrants. Another tool, referred to as Tangles a likely reference to the now-defunct Facebook app CrowdTangle was used to [compile] information from the subjects available social media profiles. The report also states that dossiers were requested on multiple journalists, including Benjamin Wittes, editor-in-chief of Lawfare. Wittes was targeted for publishing unclassified DHS materials, including the initial leak that set off the investigation. Wittes had coauthored an article at Lawfare with Steve Vladeck, a University of Texas law professor, in July 2020, which included leaked guidance known as a job aid disclosing DHS plans to act on Trumps executive order. The document, Lawfare reported, implicated at least parts of the intelligence community in the monitoring and collecting information on some protest activities. Later leaks obtained by the New York Times included a DHS memo that, among other things, summarized tweets that had been published by Wittes. One tweet, published on July 26 a week after Lawfare published the guidance document included a leaked email by DHSs acting chief intelligence officer, relaying orders to begin referring to all violence in Portland as the work of Antifa. As the summer nights grew longer and the 2020 elections near, the media spent less time focused on the cause of the demonstrations the suffocation of a Black father of five by a white Minneapolis police officer who was outwardly unmoved by Floyds desperate pleas for air, or the heartrending cries for his mother. Headlines shifted instead, as if on cue, to focus on the narrative crafted by the presidents flailing reelection campaign; a pre-packed delusion designed to strike fear in voters imaginations and tether Democrats to a fictitious terrorist threat. Nothing could dissuade Trump from continuing to propagate the claims, which his supporters most to this day continue to blindly believe. In my book its virtually a part of their campaign, Antifa, Trump said in the final months before the election. The Democrats act like, gee, I dont know exactly what that is. Trumps highest ranking intelligence crony, John Ratcliffe, meanwhile, would go on to play the only card left with a little help from Sen. Lindsey Graham, the Republican chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Shocking and alarming career intelligence officials, Graham posted a letter online ahead of the elections final debate. It contained a batch of Russian disinformation that a Republican-led committee had disregarded as bogus four years earlier. Apparently, it focused on the only Democratic left on whom they could find any material with which to smear: Hillary Clinton, who had no election to lose. So when there were unmarked black vans running snatch and grabs of protestors off the streets of Portland and people tried to pretend there was nothing nefarious going on....there absolutely was. This is literally COINTELPRO shit all over again. --- Furthermore, The GOP is a Fascist Organization and must be destroyed <cite>ScazarMeltex posted [p:969210765] in DHS admits... [t:80222341]...</cite> <quote>The dossiers, known as Operational Background Reports, or OBRs, are known colloquially within the agency as baseball cards, the report says. The task of creating them was handed, with little to no guidance on execution, to the agencys Current and Emerging Threats Center, an analysis unit whose actionable intelligence is distributed widely throughout the government. According to the report, the dossiers wouldve been shared with, among others, the agencys Field Operations Division, which works closely with House and Senate committee staffers, and the Federal Protection Service, whose core mission is securing some 9,000 federal facilities across the country. The extent to which entities outside the federal government were meant to be involved is unclear; however, the report indicates that DHS state and local partners, which would naturally include law enforcement, but also potentially organizations like National Governors Association, could have also been in the loop.Funded to the tune of $1.5 billion, the Federal Protective Service (FPS) is comprised of thousands of security officers drawn from private contractors such as Triple Canopy, a firm merged in 2014 with another contractor called Academi, previously known as Blackwater. Its staff notoriously included elite warfighters recruited from among the Navy SEALS, the Army Rangers, and the Marines expeditionary force MARSOC.Activated to engage protesters targeting federal buildings in Portland including the well-vandalized Hatfield Federal Courthouse FPS personnel were eventually joined by officers hailing from across the federal government, including some on loan by the U.S. Marshals Service tactical unit normally tasked with making the arrests of the nations most violent fugitives. They converged for a mission dubbed Operation Diligent Valor, authorized under Executive Order 13933, purportedly to apprehend anarchists and left-wing extremists whod been driven by Floyds murder to target U.S. monuments commemorating slave owners and Confederate traitors dangerous individuals, Trump said, advancing a fringe ideology painting the U.S. government as fundamentally unjust.Floyds death at the hands of Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, convicted of murder and sentenced to 22 and a half years in prison in 2021, sparked more than 100 days of continuous marches in Portland. Sporadic protests continued well into the next spring, frequently marked by nightly standoffs between protesters toting bottles, fruit, and fireworks and riot-control squads armed with nightsticks, pepperspray, and kinetic impact munitions designed to irritate, disorient, and compel compliance through pain.Police would eventually rack up an unprecedented 6,000 documented use-of-force cases against the demonstrators, who in turn reportedly inflicted more than $2.3 million in damage to federal buildings alone. Police ran off legal observers and physically beat journalist who suffered injuries at the hands of federal agents armed with crowd control weapons as well. In response to the bad press, Justice Department lawyers filed a successful motion in court giving police the power to force reporters off the streets.Reports began surfacing, meanwhile, of protesters being abducted near demonstrations by men jumping of unmarked in military fatigues. After widely circulated footage confirmed the accounts, DHS acknowledged the abductions, as well as the fact that agents had taken intentional steps to ensure their identities remained secret.Analysts would feed protesters names into an array of databases, including LexisNexis, a tool used by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to hunt undocumented immigrants. Another tool, referred to as Tangles a likely reference to the now-defunct Facebook app CrowdTangle was used to [compile] information from the subjects available social media profiles.The report also states that dossiers were requested on multiple journalists, including Benjamin Wittes, editor-in-chief of Lawfare.Wittes was targeted for publishing unclassified DHS materials, including the initial leak that set off the investigation. Wittes had coauthored an article at Lawfare with Steve Vladeck, a University of Texas law professor, in July 2020, which included leaked guidance known as a job aid disclosing DHS plans to act on Trumps executive order. The document, Lawfare reported, implicated at least parts of the intelligence community in the monitoring and collecting information on some protest activities. Later leaks obtained by the New York Times included a DHS memo that, among other things, summarized tweets that had been published by Wittes.One tweet, published on July 26 a week after Lawfare published the guidance document included a leaked email by DHSs acting chief intelligence officer, relaying orders to begin referring to all violence in Portland as the work of Antifa.As the summer nights grew longer and the 2020 elections near, the media spent less time focused on the cause of the demonstrations the suffocation of a Black father of five by a white Minneapolis police officer who was outwardly unmoved by Floyds desperate pleas for air, or the heartrending cries for his mother. Headlines shifted instead, as if on cue, to focus on the narrative crafted by the presidents flailing reelection campaign; a pre-packed delusion designed to strike fear in voters imaginations and tether Democrats to a fictitious terrorist threat.Nothing could dissuade Trump from continuing to propagate the claims, which his supporters most to this day continue to blindly believe. In my book its virtually a part of their campaign, Antifa, Trump said in the final months before the election. The Democrats act like, gee, I dont know exactly what that is.Trumps highest ranking intelligence crony, John Ratcliffe, meanwhile, would go on to play the only card left with a little help from Sen. Lindsey Graham, the Republican chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee.Shocking and alarming career intelligence officials, Graham posted a letter online ahead of the elections final debate. It contained a batch of Russian disinformation that a Republican-led committee had disregarded as bogus four years earlier. Apparently, it focused on the only Democratic left on whom they could find any material with which to smear: Hillary Clinton, who had no election to lose.So when there were unmarked black vans running snatch and grabs of protestors off the streets of Portland and people tried to pretend there was nothing nefarious going on....there absolutely was. This is literally COINTELPRO shit all over again.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Smashingpmkns 11/05/22 12:27:34 PM #7:	We do shit like this all the time in other countries. Not really surprised tbh --- http://i.imgur.com/x04tPRZ.jpg http://i.imgur.com/t7T392I.jpg <cite>Smashingpmkns posted [p:969210777] in DHS admits... [t:80222341]...</cite> <quote>We do shit like this all the time in other countries. Not really surprised tbh</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FatAnimeBooty 11/05/22 12:27:45 PM #8:	Is that legal? <cite>FatAnimeBooty posted [p:969210781] in DHS admits... [t:80222341]...</cite> <quote>Is that legal?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ScazarMeltex 11/05/22 12:28:37 PM #9:	FatAnimeBooty posted... Is that legal? Lol no. But who is going to hold them accountable? --- Furthermore, The GOP is a Fascist Organization and must be destroyed <cite>ScazarMeltex posted [p:969210802] in DHS admits... [t:80222341]...</cite> <quote>FatAnimeBooty posted... </cite><quote>Is that legal?</quote>Lol no. But who is going to hold them accountable?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
gunplagirl 11/07/22 12:38:41 PM #10:	ScazarMeltex posted... Lol no. But who is going to hold them accountable? I'm sure some democrats will send a strongly worded letter noting that we are shocked and outraged. And that's it. No investigating further or publicly naming anyone responsible to even get them barred from future positions in the government. --- tfw no big tiddy goth vampire gf who lactates blood - viewmaster_pi <cite>gunplagirl posted [p:969256642] in DHS admits... [t:80222341]...</cite> <quote>ScazarMeltex posted... </cite><quote>Lol no. But who is going to hold them accountable?</quote>I'm sure some democrats will send a strongly worded letter noting that we are shocked and outraged. And that's it. No investigating further or publicly naming anyone responsible to even get them barred from future positions in the government.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Holy_Cloud105 11/07/22 12:41:24 PM #11:	lilORANG posted... Imagine having the full force of the federal government at your disposal and still not being able to rig an election. They succeeded though. They planted the seeds for the 2020 election. This election the flower is growing. Wen all these Republicans take office, the 2024 election will be for show since they can decide who wins and not accept any other result. --- Currently Playing: Xenoblade Chronicles 3, Final Fantasy XIV <cite>Holy_Cloud105 posted [p:969256726] in DHS admits... [t:80222341]...</cite> <quote>lilORANG posted... </cite><quote>Imagine having the full force of the federal government at your disposal and still not being able to rig an election.</quote>They succeeded though. They planted the seeds for the 2020 election. This election the flower is growing. Wen all these Republicans take office, the 2024 election will be for show since they can decide who wins and not accept any other result.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Umbreon 11/07/22 12:43:26 PM #12:	A shame the people responsible won't be made examples of. --- Black Lives Matter. ~DYL~ (On mobile) 12-18-19 and 01-13-21: Times Donald Trump has officially been impeached. <cite>Umbreon posted [p:969256762] in DHS admits... [t:80222341]...</cite> <quote>A shame the people responsible won't be made examples of.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Unsuprised_Pika 11/07/22 12:43:58 PM #13:	Everyone involved should face life in prison or worse. --- I post clips of my Cool, Stupid and glitchy MH Rise/Sunbreak hunts here just for fun. https://youtube.com/user/linkachu1000 <cite>Unsuprised_Pika posted [p:969256775] in DHS admits... [t:80222341]...</cite> <quote>Everyone involved should face life in prison or worse.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Cheater87 11/07/22 12:54:14 PM #14:	Not surprised in the slightest. --- Doom, the game with unlimited ways to play. <cite>Cheater87 posted [p:969257011] in DHS admits... [t:80222341]...</cite> <quote>Not surprised in the slightest. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
texanfan27 11/07/22 12:58:48 PM #15:	If democrats had enough seats soon chance they could either disband, or cripple its funding the point it cant function. Then criminally go after them --- The romance of guns had somehow escaped me. In his eyes, a gun was a tool, not some half-assed deity. Guys who named their guns worried him and me. - Longmire <cite>texanfan27 posted [p:969257109] in DHS admits... [t:80222341]...</cite> <quote>If democrats had enough seats soon chance they could either disband, or cripple its funding the point it cant function. Then criminally go after them</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
legendary_zell 11/07/22 1:04:56 PM #16:	Literally every right wing government has done shady black ops shit like this. It's what they do. They don't consider anyone to the left of Ayn Rand to be legitimate, so anything done to them is open season and justified by the ends. The only slightly unusual elements are the fact that this came to light so soon and the fact that it was domestic this time. They responded to protests and unpopularity by attempting to disappear people in broad daylight and later frame them as terrorists. That's fascism. --- I gotta be righteous, I gotta be me, I gotta be conscious, I gotta be free, I gotta be able, I gotta attack, I gotta be stable, I gotta be black. <cite>legendary_zell posted [p:969257236] in DHS admits... [t:80222341]...</cite> <quote>Literally every right wing government has done shady black ops shit like this. It's what they do. They don't consider anyone to the left of Ayn Rand to be legitimate, so anything done to them is open season and justified by the ends. The only slightly unusual elements are the fact that this came to light so soon and the fact that it was domestic this time. They responded to protests and unpopularity by attempting to disappear people in broad daylight and later frame them as terrorists. That's fascism. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ScazarMeltex 11/07/22 1:07:39 PM #17:	legendary_zell posted... Literally every right wing government has done shady black ops shit like this. It's what they do. They don't consider anyone to the left of Ayn Rand to be legitimate, so anything done to them is open season and justified by the ends. The only slightly unusual elements are the fact that this came to light so soon and the fact that it was domestic this time. They responded to protests and unpopularity by attempting to disappear people in broad daylight and later frame them as terrorists. That's fascism. It was also a test run for when states circumvent their popular vote and give their electoral votes to the GOP nominee. There will be, justifiably so, people in the streets and this is how they will address it. --- Furthermore, The GOP is a Fascist Organization and must be destroyed <cite>ScazarMeltex posted [p:969257292] in DHS admits... [t:80222341]...</cite> <quote>legendary_zell posted... </cite><quote>Literally every right wing government has done shady black ops shit like this. It's what they do. They don't consider anyone to the left of Ayn Rand to be legitimate, so anything done to them is open season and justified by the ends. The only slightly unusual elements are the fact that this came to light so soon and the fact that it was domestic this time. They responded to protests and unpopularity by attempting to disappear people in broad daylight and later frame them as terrorists. That's fascism.</quote>It was also a test run for when states circumvent their popular vote and give their electoral votes to the GOP nominee. There will be, justifiably so, people in the streets and this is how they will address it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Antifar 11/07/22 1:17:35 PM #20:	Abolish ICE was the moderate position; DHS as a whole doesn't need to exist. --- kin to all that throbs <cite>Antifar posted [p:969257511] in DHS admits... [t:80222341]...</cite> <quote>Abolish ICE was the moderate position; DHS as a whole doesn't need to exist. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Foppe 11/07/22 1:18:32 PM #21:	Imagine the reaction if it was revealed that Obama tried to create a fake terrorist plot to make him re-elected. --- GameFAQs isn't going to be merged in with GameSpot or any other site. We're not going to strip out the soul of the site. -CJayC <cite>Foppe posted [p:969257527] in DHS admits... [t:80222341]...</cite> <quote>Imagine the reaction if it was revealed that Obama tried to create a fake terrorist plot to make him re-elected.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Unknown5uspect 11/07/22 1:24:50 PM #22:	Antifar posted... Abolish ICE was the moderate position; DHS as a whole doesn't need to exist. --- #EatTheRich <cite>Unknown5uspect posted [p:969257666] in DHS admits... [t:80222341]...</cite> <quote>Antifar posted... </cite><quote>Abolish ICE was the moderate position; DHS as a whole doesn't need to exist.</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ruvan22 11/07/22 1:48:55 PM #23:	Antifar posted... Abolish ICE was the moderate position; DHS as a whole doesn't need to exist. DHS was created after/in response to 9/11, correct? What was their directive at the time? <cite>Ruvan22 posted [p:969258224] in DHS admits... [t:80222341]...</cite> <quote>Antifar posted... </cite><quote>Abolish ICE was the moderate position; DHS as a whole doesn't need to exist.</quote>DHS was created after/in response to 9/11, correct? What was their directive at the time?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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wackyteen 11/08/22 10:09:04 AM #25:	In a decent society, heads would roll, literally --- The name is wackyteen for a reason. Never doubt. <cite>wackyteen posted [p:969277582] in DHS admits... [t:80222341]...</cite> <quote>In a decent society, heads would roll, literally </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bigblu89 11/08/22 10:11:43 AM #26:	If nothing else, at least Trump's political rise has opened SO many eyes to how shady the US government really is. --- It takes zero effort to be a good person. <cite>bigblu89 posted [p:969277635] in DHS admits... [t:80222341]...</cite> <quote>If nothing else, at least Trump's political rise has opened SO many eyes to how shady the US government really is.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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ScazarMeltex 11/08/22 1:17:08 PM #30:	[LFAQs-redacted-quote] Google COINTELPRO. --- Furthermore, The GOP is a Fascist Organization and must be destroyed <cite>ScazarMeltex posted [p:969281580] in DHS admits... [t:80222341]...</cite> <quote><cite>[LFAQs-redacted-quote]</cite> Google COINTELPRO.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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