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Kamis, 29 Oktober 2009

Probable Cause

FBI Director Robert S. Mueller

The FBI is notorious for getting innocent victims of crime killed, assaulted or maimed by perpetrators, due to their famous criminal negligence. They simply just don’t care.

The FBI’s main goal is to extract as much taxpayer money from Congress as possible, much of which goes missing and unaccounted for in the shuffle (see computer system fiasco and translator scandal).

Quite a few innocent victims of crime have been murdered when FBI employees took bribes or simply looked the other way, knowing terrible onslaughts were coming. So much for justice.

That kind of human indifference is positively vile and reprehensible. Even a dog shows more concern, sympathy and compassion for humans than that. Disgraceful!

Probable cause means sufficient reason under the law to charge someone with a crime.

Show of hands, how many of you out there think a victim of crime needs to sustain traumatic, repeated attempted murder bids, months apart, for the FBI to establish “probable cause” as the legal term goes? Wouldn’t one time be enough.

Show of hands, how many times do you think a perpetrator would be allowed to try to murder the head of the FBI’s child before they get locked up? I say just once.

But it’s amazing how, when billions of dollars in stolen goods are at stake, some at the FBI become so criminally corrupt, they disgrace all they represent and allow the unthinkable, while selling out a government’s name to the watching world.

We've spoken to legal professionals, politicians, spiritual leaders and professionals in numerous fields and they all agree, the FBI deliberately dragged its feet on the case to help Hollywood unlawfully steal as much of my Copyrighted Catalog as they could get their thieving hands on and I almost died in the process. You're not fooling anyone and you should be ashamed of yourselves.

It’s amazing and appalling at the same time, to watch people scheme and fight like junkyard dogs over things that don’t even belong to them. Disgusting!

Furthermore, why get upset when you are publicly outed on such misconduct. Why would anyone like you for doing such vile things.

It is crazy to have the unmitigated gall to be upset with a "VICTIM OF CRIME" (your words, not mine) for peacefully disclosing your failures and misconduct to millions of readers around the world. I could have died because of you. Why would I applaud you for that.

How much drugs and steroids do you have in your system to have the nerve to get mad at a "VICTIM OF CRIME" for appropriately labeling your misconduct inappropriate.

I’ve got a news flash for you. I have a right to be upset. It is your reaction that is grossly incorrect. Do you really think the average person supports you in this misconduct. Guess again. The feedback I’ve received indicates otherwise. People are ashamed of you. The general view is, “They did this to her, which means they would do this to us as well.”

But at the end of the day, God will have the last word, as the Bible says, “You reap what you sow” Mr. Mueller. The same thing you do to another, is the same thing God is going to bring back to you. Evil may seem like it's winning, but ultimately, it never triumphs over good.

Rabu, 28 Oktober 2009

FBI Lagging Behind In Terrorism Cases

FBI Director Robert S. Mueller

The FBI was rebuked by the Justice Department's inspector general, Glenn Fine, for allowing 47,000 hours of audio files in terrorism cases, to pile up without being translated, which is very dangerous. How can they claim the country is safe and they have failed to translate tens of thousands of hours of wiretapped calls, presumably containing conversations by Arabic suspects.

Sibel Edmonds

This supports an item covered on the site a couple years ago, regarding what former FBI employee, translator and current whistleblower, Sibel Edmonds, stated on television, regarding her former supervisor at the Federal Bureau of Investigation, telling her to let work pile up, to enable the agency to extract more taxpayer dollars from Congress, by claiming they are understaffed.

Report: FBI not reviewing all of its evidence

WASHINGTON — The FBI is still not reviewing reams of evidence collected in counterterrorism cases, and has fewer translators than it did a few years ago, an internal government watchdog said Monday.

Glenn Fine, the Justice Department's inspector general, issued a report Monday finding flaws in the FBI's translation and evidence review efforts. FBI officials responded by saying the inspector general overstated the problem by double-counting wiretap recordings that are shared with more than one bureau office.

The 131-page report says that since 2003, the FBI has not reviewed about 47,000 hours of audio files in counterterrorism cases — the equivalent of a single recording running for five and a half years straight. The bureau says the real backlog is only about a tenth of that, or 4,770 hours — 200 days worth...

http://www.google.com

Kamis, 20 Agustus 2009

Tom DeLay On "Dancing With The Stars"

Tom DeLay

Former House Majority Leader, Tom DeLay, who was indicted on campaign fraud and money laundering charges, has been announced as a forthcoming contestant on the television show "Dancing With The Stars."

I kid you not. Considering what's happened to his political career, they could easily rename the show "Dancing With The Feds" in his honor.

Tom DeLay: "Conservatives Can Have Fun Too"

Former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay has found a new message as he embarks on a new campaign: "Conservatives can have fun too."

Yesterday, ABC announced that the former Republican leader known as "The Hammer" will be a contestant on "Dancing with the Stars" this Fall.

Today, DeLay was on ABC's "Good Morning America" to explain why he decided to join the show...

http://www.cbsnews.com