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The extremists had a central role in the attempted coup d'état:

Pompeo: Steele Dossier ‘Clearly Disinformation’ — ‘Will Be a Stain on the FBI’
Pompeo added that the dossier was “weak stuff” and “clearly disinformation.”

“This will be a stain on the FBI for an awfully long time,” he declared.
But apparently the extremists already had experience with such things:

In 1978 a member of the FBI’s office in New Orleans, William Walter, testified to congress that he had seen an FBI teletype that showed that Lee Harvey Oswald had been an paid informant for that office: NARA RIF no. 180–10076–10413.

The extremists at the FBI and CIA don't want to comply with the law and release the remaining records, 2017:
Trump is holding back an unspecific number of documents at the request mainly of the FBI and CIA
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Did Twitter Nuke the Ghislaine Maxwell Trial Tracker Account for Exposing the FBI?
The pretense that the FBI may have returned evidence to Jeffrey Epstein which chronicled his abuses adds fuel to the fire that Epstein and Maxwell were/are intelligence agents who were/are operating a sexual blackmail mission. The most significant evidence suggesting this was divulged by former US Department of Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta. While Acosta resigned from the Trump administration following widespread attention to his role at the US Department of Justice in 2007 when he offered Epstein a non-prosecution agreement, the attention paid to that offer wasn't exactly a revelation. The Epstein non-prosecution agreement was the subject of discussion vetting Acosta during the transition from the Obama to Trump administration. According to Acosta, he offered the agreement to Epstein because he had "been told" to back off, that Epstein was above his pay grade, and that "I [Acosta] was told Epstein 'belonged to intelligence' and to leave it alone.

Acosta's remarks leave little to the imagination, making suspicion about whether Epstein's sex crimes were the part of a state-sanctioned intelligence operation a matter of due diligence other than wild speculation.
Only the most extreme of the extremists would operate that kind of "intelligence" operation.
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From MilitaryTimes yesterday:

Likes, shares and posts now prohibited in Pentagon’s new anti-extremism policy
https://www.militarytimes.com/news/pent ... sm-policy/
"Membership in extremist groups is still not prohibited by the Defense Department, but an updated instruction released Monday seeks to prohibit pretty much everything that one might do in association with an extremist group."
I'm just a lowly, salt-of-the-earth gun guy, but...where are all these white extremist groups? If someone was doing nothing but monitoring MSNBC and CNN they'd come to conclusion that there are literally millions of them in organized phalanxes posing a clear and present danger to the country, and that America's active military and veterans make up the bulk of the numbers. Where the heck are all of them? Aren't they marching and rioting almost every day? Why do I never see any of them or even--at gun ranges, for goodness sake--come in contact with these organizations?

Back in June, the same journalist who wrote yesterday's piece noted, "The Defense Department has been having a rough time communicating about its efforts to root out extremism. Despite numerous public statements, there are still some who see the entire endeavor as a thinly shrouded attempt to punish politically conservative troops. SECDEF Lloyd Austin was pressed on June 10 to explain exactly what the Defense Department defined as "extremism." Austin couldn't give a definition. "'Again we’re focused on, on behavior,' he said, adding that the department-wide extremism stand-down earlier this year was meant to open up discussions and give some hard-and-fast rules, but not to attempt to define extremism itself."

So, is it like pornography? They think it's everywhere; they're sure they'll know it when they see it; but they can't actually define it or know how to tell who has it?

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Rafe wrote: Tue Dec 21, 2021 10:15 am From MilitaryTimes yesterday:

Likes, shares and posts now prohibited in Pentagon’s new anti-extremism policy
https://www.militarytimes.com/news/pent ... sm-policy/
"Membership in extremist groups is still not prohibited by the Defense Department, but an updated instruction released Monday seeks to prohibit pretty much everything that one might do in association with an extremist group."
I'm just a lowly, salt-of-the-earth gun guy, but...where are all these white extremist groups? If someone was doing nothing but monitoring MSNBC and CNN they'd come to conclusion that there are literally millions of them in organized phalanxes posing a clear and present danger to the country, and that America's active military and veterans make up the bulk of the numbers. Where the heck are all of them? Aren't they marching and rioting almost every day? Why do I never see any of them or even--at gun ranges, for goodness sake--come in contact with these organizations?

Back in June, the same journalist who wrote yesterday's piece noted, "The Defense Department has been having a rough time communicating about its efforts to root out extremism. Despite numerous public statements, there are still some who see the entire endeavor as a thinly shrouded attempt to punish politically conservative troops. SECDEF Lloyd Austin was pressed on June 10 to explain exactly what the Defense Department defined as "extremism." Austin couldn't give a definition. "'Again we’re focused on, on behavior,' he said, adding that the department-wide extremism stand-down earlier this year was meant to open up discussions and give some hard-and-fast rules, but not to attempt to define extremism itself."

So, is it like pornography? They think it's everywhere; they're sure they'll know it when they see it; but they can't actually define it or know how to tell who has it?

I remain thoroughly confused.

As Tucker Carlson's Patriot Purge documentary suggests, the term "extremist" is left vague so that anyone can be accused of being an extremist.

But as I've shown by countless examples in this thread, the biggest problem America has with extremists are those terror groups that are actively using fear to gain government money and power: We Need to “KEEP FEAR ALIVE” FBI Official Explains How Govt Needs You in Fear, to Justify Paychecks

With his response to the extremism question, I would place Lloyd Austin in the same category as the FBI. He is keeping fear alive to justify his budget and power. It is a game they are playing, taking us all for fools.
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The extremists are in damage control mode:

Who Is Ray Epps? DOJ Won’t Say
But at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing earlier that day, Sens. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) were unsuccessful in obtaining answers about Epps.

Cruz asked the FBI’s assistant director for national security, Jill Sanborn, 10 questions about Epps and other potential undercover feds, none of which received substantial answers...

“This was a man on the most-wanted page for six months. Do you really expect us to believe that you don’t know anything about him?” Cotton asked.

“I simply don’t have any information at all,” Olsen responded...
“The Select Committee has interviewed Mr. Epps. Mr. Epps informed us that he was not employed by, working with, or acting at the direction of any law enforcement agency”
Can't imagine they asked him under oath... like he would tell the truth about who he works for "rlol" "rlol" "rlol"
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https://citizenfreepress.com/breaking/f ... -of-biden/

They are looking at the home of Texas Rep and critic of Xiden border policy Henry Cuellar
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philip964 wrote: Wed Jan 19, 2022 11:23 pm https://citizenfreepress.com/breaking/f ... -of-biden/

They are looking at the home of Texas Rep and critic of Xiden border policy Henry Cuellar
“The FBI cannot provide further comment on an ongoing investigation.”
That's totally convincing... :anamatedbanana :anamatedbanana :anamatedbanana
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Probably worth remembering the genesis of the modern day incarnation of American extremism: Union Station Massacre: June 17, 1933

On June 17, 1933, one of the most significant shootouts in American law enforcement history took place. The location was in front of Union Station in Kansas City, Missouri. It is known as the Union Station Massacre or the Kansas City Massacre. Four law enforcement officers were killed, along with the prisoner they were transporting.

The FBI solely blamed organized crime for the shootings and deaths. But the truth is far more interesting:
{federal agent} Lackey adjusted the safety mode and unintentionally fired a shot{gun blast} directly through the back of {prisoner} Nash’s head.

The shot killed him instantly and the bullet traveled through the windshield and hit Caffrey . Lackey panicked and fired again, this time hitting {KCPD detective} Hermanson in the side of the head....“Grooms is the only man who was definitely killed by the bad guys. Nash, Caffrey, Hermanson and maybe even Reed were all killed by Lackey,”
...how the Bureau handled the situation afterward. “In the end, the Union Station Massacre investigation sheds far more light on the investigators than it ever did on those investigated. It was a series of dead ends, leads not followed, ignored truths and buried secrets…There’s little doubt, for instance, that everybody in the Bureau’s Kansas City office know the true story of the massacre and the consequences of Joe Lackey’s wild panic long before they dared tell Hoover. And when they did tell him, Hoover dared not tell the people. Instead, the Bureau…chose half-truths, lies, perjury, cover-up and worse.”

Director of the Bureau J. Edgar Hoover called the massacre a “turning point in the nation’s fight against crime” and asked for the tools to clean up the mess. In less than a year following the Union Station Massacre, President Franklin D. Roosevelt had nine major anti-crime bills passed under his New Deal. These reforms paved the way for the modern-day FBI. The new federal laws gave Hoover and his agents broad power over federal crimes and the authority to enforce them. While the Union Station Massacre proved to be a monumental error for the Bureau, the incident jumpstarted the change in the national police force that makes the FBI what it is today.
This lie resulted in the creation of the Federal Bureau of Investigation as we now know it. The lie was also influential in passing the unconstitutional National Firearms Act of 1934
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What Did the FBI Know?
The New York Times has reported that the FBI had an undercover informant amid the protestors that entered the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6...According to the Times, the informant told the FBI in advance that there was no plan by his colleagues to disrupt the government. He also reported violence and destruction in the Capitol to his FBI handler as it was happening, and the FBI did nothing timely to stop it.
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Found some more extremists:

NYT National Security Correspondent, Matthew Rosenberg, contradicts his own January 6 reporting: “There were a ton of FBI informants amongst the people who attacked the Capitol.”

This Pulitzer Prize winning correspondent also confesses that legacy media's portrayal of the events (including his own) was false:
Rosenberg: “It was like, me and two other colleagues who were there [January 6] outside and we were just having fun!”...‘dude come on, you were not in any danger.’
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https://www.dhs.gov/sites/default/files ... al_508.pdf

DHS secret report.

We are probably being monitored.
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We are being monitored.
Fixed if for you.

If I wanted to have a completely private conversation, I do it outside without ANY electronics, cell phones, watches, key fobs, hearing aids, security cameras. I am not paranoid, but perhaps I've seen too many 'spy' movies.
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tomneal wrote: Mon Mar 14, 2022 7:15 am
We are being monitored.
Fixed if for you.

If I wanted to have a completely private conversation, I do it outside without ANY electronics, cell phones, watches, key fobs, hearing aids, security cameras. I am not paranoid, but perhaps I've seen too many 'spy' movies.
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https://amgreatness.com/2022/03/24/the- ... -unravels/

FBI paying their informant leader of the kidnap group $60,000 for 7 months “work”.
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No Convictions For FBI-Directed 'White Supremacists': Whitmer Kidnapping Suspects Acquitted, Jury Deadlocked In Political Prosecution
Like Rittenhouse - innocent.

Jussie Smollette - hoax!

January 6 - Not an insurrection under the actual law, and a recent defendant NOT GUILTY of trespass.

Michigan kidnapping plot - FBI set up whole thing, not guilty.
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