
Friday, August 17, 2007
Steven Seagal wants an apology from the FBI

Thursday, July 26, 2007
FBI to Gonzales - Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire
Attorney General Alberto Gonzales and his supporters? What an idiot. It's never the story, it's always the cover up. And this one has very high stakes....the FBI says he's full of it.
Last year, Gonzales told the panel that there had been no internal administration dispute about the program, but former Deputy Attorney General James Comey told the panel that he, Ashcroft and Mueller were among the top Justice Department officials who believed the program was illegal and were prepared to resign over it.
In his own sworn testimony Thursday, Mueller contradicted Gonzales, saying under questioning that the terrorist surveillance program, or TSP, was the topic of the hospital room dispute between top Bush administration officials.
Mueller was not in the hospital room at the time of the March 10, 2004, confrontation between Ashcroft and presidential advisers Andy Card and Gonzales, who was then serving as White House counsel. Mueller told the House Judiciary Committee he arrived shortly after they left, and then spoke with the ailing Ashcroft.
Wednesday, June 13, 2007
The FBI Watch List or the Illegal Alien List - Which is Worse?
That would be the bloated, fat, BSR's (Big Spending Republicans).
Do you feel safe when you fly that there are probably no terrorists on your flight because the government is doing such a bang up job with their Terror Watch List?
Do you feel confident that the laws ALREADY ON THE BOOKS regarding illegal aliens being employed illegally or overstaying their visa's are being stridently enforced?
If you do, you're an idiot. The BSR's and all their cheerleaders, contractors, warmongers, new bureaucracies (Homeland Security), etc. are truly a comedy of errors sometime. And now their TERROR WATCH LIST is so out of control that it's apparently useless.
The bureau says the number of names on its terrorist watch list is classified. A portion of the FBI's unclassified 2008 budget request posted to the Department of Justice Web site, however, refers to "the entire watch list of 509,000 names," which is utilized by its Foreign Terrorist Tracking Task Force.
Sunday, June 3, 2007
JFK Plot, an informant, what could go wrong?
Are we going to find out that this was truly our law enforcement at work doing AMAZING things to protect us....or, some dopey informant, read Chalabi, who saved his own skin. Jeez. It sure sounds like this was spy work extrodinaire, but, we're going to hold our judgement until it's over.
His surveillance trips to the airport with the suspects, travels abroad to meet with supporters and assurances he wanted to die as a martyr in an attack on an underground jet fuel pipeline gave counterterrorism agents insight and evidence that experts say was otherwise unattainable.
And his help once again demonstrated the growing importance of informants in the war on terrorism, particularly as smaller radical groups become more aggressive.
Wednesday, February 7, 2007
White power! KKK and Hate Groups unite

ADL via RS "Whenever you think the Klan is down and out, they find another way to reinvent themselves," he said of the recent resurgence....
We've been wondering what happened to these guys. After all, the jails are filled with them, and they used to be #1 on the FBI's lists. Tim McVeigh, David Koresh, and those fat white guys in sheets. Now we know. Wonder what the Mexican mafia is doing about this?
Monday, October 23, 2006
Jack Abramoff sings like a canary at the FBI

Jack Abramoff, the lobbying scandal figure, has become such a chatty rat that probe insiders say he's been given a desk to work at in the FBI. We're told he spends up to four hours a day detailing his shady business to agents eager to nail more congressmen in the scandal. And when cooperative witnesses spend that much time inside, they get a desk. As a result of his help in the ever expanding investigation, we hear that the Feds hope to keep him in a nearby prison after he's sentenced on his conspiracy admission.

