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We have no historical reason to trust anything coming out of the FBI. In fact, we have every reason
2025-09-12
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We have no historical reason to trust anything coming out of the FBI. In fact, we have every reason to distrust them.
They are under intense pressure to come up with someone, anyone.
24 hour rule at a minimum.
Former FBI Assistant Director Chris Swecker warns of Bureau’s “very inconsistent” description of the person of interest vs. the photo they released.
“There’s one thing that I think is very inconsistent and it bothers me, and that is that photo that you’re looking at right now. That’s the photo of this guy blending in. The description that the FBI put out…was a description of someone who was in tactical gear, fully kitted out.”
“Now, granted, he could have hid all that stuff, but that hasn’t been found. So I’m not sure that, you know, there’s an inconsistency there that could actually come back later at a trial to, to be what I would call exculpatory material.”
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