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The FBI in open revolt against a deceitful director
James Comey presides over an FBI in revolt over his leadership, a former U.S. attorney tells The American Spectator, and pursues “paranoid, delusional, and vindictive” measures to prevent negative information leaking out to the public.
“I know that inside the FBI there is a revolt,” Joseph diGenova tells The American Spectator. “There is a revolt against the director. The people inside the bureau believe the director is a dirty cop. They believe that he threw the [Hillary Clinton email] case. They do not know what he was promised in return. But the people inside the bureau who were involved in the case and who knew about the case are talking to former FBI people expressing their disgust at the conduct of the director.”
“There is a consensus among the employees that the director has lost all credibility and that he cannot lead the bureau,” diGenova explains. “They are comparing him to L. Patrick Gray, the disgraced former FBI director who threw Watergate papers into the Potomac River. The resistance to the director has made the agency incapable of action. It has been described to me as a depression within the agency unlike anything that anyone has ever seen within the bureau. The director’s public explanation for the unorthodox investigation are viewed by people in the bureau as sophomoric and embarrassing.”
“When the director said that it was a unanimous decision not to recommend prosecution, that was a lie,” diGenova points out. “In fact, the people involved in the case were outraged at his decision, which he made by himself. When people realized that he was lying publicly about their role and when they knew he had approved of the destruction of laptops that were subject to congressional subpoena, that flipped the switch.”
Agents involved in the case now fear congressional subpoenas thanks to Comey’s head-scratching handling of the case. DiGenova met this week with figures requesting attorneys for FBI officials. The former independent counsel and U.S. attorney affirms his willingness to serve in that capacity and to represent potential whistleblowers. “These people are trained to be loyal, honest, and forthright,” diGenova points out. “What [Comey] did was force them to corrupt their oath of office. They have had enough.”
Joseph DiGenova: Hillary Clinton Will Not "Be Able To Complete Her Campaign" After Indictment For Committing "Numerous Federal Crimes" With Private Email Use. On the January 5 edition of Courtside Entertainment Group's The Laura Ingraham Show, host Laura Ingraham interviewed discredited Republican lawyer and longtime critic of the Clintons, Joseph diGenova, who claimed that Hillary Clinton and her staff "have committed numerous federal crimes involving the negligence and improper handling of classified information" through her use of a private email account and server. DiGenova asserted that the FBI is "not going to be able to walk away from this," claiming that the evidence is "so overwhelming" and stating that the FBI would "revolt" and "intelligence community will not stand for" it if Clinton is not indicted.
originally posted by: chiefsmom
LOL
I'm sorry, but think about it.
If the FBI agents, think their BOSS is a "dirty cop", how bad does he have to be?
Pretty damn bad.
originally posted by: RedMenace16
Are these former US attorneys Trump supporters and anti Hillary?
Of course they're gonna think that, Fox News has been telling them Hillary is a criminal yet can't even get an indictment after 30 years of investigation.
This is why Democrats will control the WH for another 8 years while butthurt wingnuts moan and cry.
originally posted by: chiefsmom
a reply to: Gryphon66
OMG, seriously? I got it from the story. I did not say it was true, or not true. I was just making an observation off what I read.
originally posted by: GraffikPleasure
a reply to: Gryphon66
She did commit crimes. Just because you commit a crime doesn't mean you have been charged. We already have numerous laws that have been broken. There is just an unwillingness to prosecute.... Because they are on the same "team."
originally posted by: GraffikPleasure
a reply to: Gryphon66
She did commit crimes. Just because you commit a crime doesn't mean you have been charged. We already have numerous laws that have been broken. There is just an unwillingness to prosecute.... Because they are on the same "team."
originally posted by: lordcomac
a reply to: Gryphon66
My reference point would be the various threads that have started here on ats (and other places ) that I've seen- supposedly written by fbi members, with nicely thought out threads with lots of great information on this topic... That vanish without a trace fairly quickly.
originally posted by: Gryphon66
originally posted by: chiefsmom
LOL
I'm sorry, but think about it.
If the FBI agents, think their BOSS is a "dirty cop", how bad does he have to be?
Pretty damn bad.
Just for the sake of discussion ... how do you know that FBI agents think their boss is a dirty cop?
What's your reference point? Your evidence?