President-Elect Trump Picks Indian-American KASHYAP P. PATEL for F.B.I. Director.

Saturday, November 30, 2024

To those of us who have been paying attention to, and understanding the reasons why Donald J. Trump has been treated so horribly by the FBI from 2016 to present, this nomination of Mr. Kash Patel to lead the FBI is (for several reasons), the best possible pick he could make! 🥇

The two men have enjoyed a mutually supportive friendship that's quite special, during and since Donald Trump's first term as U.S. President...

President Trump has officially nominated Kash Patel for the role of FBI Director in his next Administration.

This comes after rumors that deep-state hack Mike Rogers was in consideration for the role were quashed by longtime Trump adviser Dan Scavino.

Rogers, as The Gateway Pundit reported, conceded his highly questionable Senate race in Michigan despite Trump winning, and he was very vocal in trashing President Trump in 2020 for challenging the rigged election. He would be a horrible pick for FBI director, especially concerning election integrity.

Earlier this month, Congressman-elect Abe Hamadeh (R-AZ) predicted that Patel would be selected, telling The Gateway Pundit, “He’ll do amazing at the FBI” and noting that “he’s been very loyal to President Trump since the first Russia Collusion Hoax.”

Trump made the announcement in a Truth Social post, commending Kash Patel’s career of “exposing corruption, defending Justice, and protecting the American People.”

“He played a pivotal role in uncovering the Russia, Russia, Russia Hoax, standing as an advocate for truth, accountability, and the Constitution,” President Trump continued.

“This FBI will end the growing crime epidemic in America, dismantle the migrant criminal gangs, and stop the evil scourge of human and drug trafficking across the Border.”

Source: www.thegatewaypundit.com...

Current FBI Director Christopher Wray is serving a 10-year term that does not end until June of 2027. (Trump first appointed him as FBI Director in June 2017.) Obviously, he will be fired, if he does not resign soon after January 20, 2025, when Donald Trump is sworn in as U.S. President.

-WeMustCare 🥳

It will be interesting to see what his advance teams will uncover in the lines of traps and sabotage!

The FBI has secrets buried so deep, we may never get to them.

originally posted by: xuenchen
It will be interesting to see what his advance teams will uncover in the lines of traps and sabotage!

The FBI has secrets buried so deep, we may never get to them.

If the document shredding truck hasn't visited FBI Headquarters yet, it's on its way there soon!

Trump can nominate whomever he likes but that doesn't mean any of hios picks will be accepted. Most of the people he chose during his first administration weren't, because they weren't corrupt enough.

We'll just have to see how many career politicians are working for the betterment of America or for their personal wealth and power.

originally posted by: nugget1
Trump can nominate whomever he likes but that doesn't mean any of hios picks will be accepted. Most of the people he chose during his first administration weren't, because they weren't corrupt enough.

We'll just have to see how many career politicians are working for the betterment of America or for their personal wealth and power.

President Trump's 2017 administration consisted mostly of people who were referred to him by "deep state career bureaucrats". Trump didn't know much about government back then. Because his nominees for the most powerful positions were referred to him by the network of corrupted good-old-boys, these nominees were easily approved by the Senate.

Example: FBI Director Christopher Wray was referred to President Trump by former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie. Now we know that Christie became angry at Trump for not appointing him to a top position in his administration. Out of spite, Christie suggested Wray to Trump as a "superb candidate" for FBI Director.

originally posted by: WeMustCare

originally posted by: nugget1
Trump can nominate whomever he likes but that doesn't mean any of hios picks will be accepted. Most of the people he chose during his first administration weren't, because they weren't corrupt enough.

We'll just have to see how many career politicians are working for the betterment of America or for their personal wealth and power.

President Trump's 2017 administration consisted mostly of people who were referred to him by "deep state career bureaucrats". Trump didn't know much about government back then. Because his nominees for the most powerful positions were referred to him by the network of corrupted good-old-boys, these nominees were easily approved by the Senate.

Example: FBI Director Christopher Wray was referred to President Trump by former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie. Now we know that Christie became angry at Trump for not appointing him to a top position in his administration. Out of spite, Christie suggested Wray to Trump as a "superb candidate" for FBI Director.

Doesn't matter; his choices still have to pass confirmation and the fact that Trump EVER took advive from the likes of a
sleezaball by like Christie doesn't exactly instill confidence in his ability to judge people.

Hopefully he's learned the difference between how realestate works and government does, cause there's going to be even more people trying to set him up this time around. He made it too easy the first time....

a reply to: nugget1

Chris Christie helped Donald Trump get elected in 2016...was on his campaign staff. Trump had no reason to doubt him.

But businessman Trump didn't know how how dirty and spiteful some politicians can be. He didn't know Christie would turn into a monster after he was passed over for an appointment in the new Trump administration.

Judge Andrew Napolitano turned into a Trump-hater on FoxNews after he was passed over for being nominated to the Supreme Court. (Instead, Trump took Mitch McConnell's recommendation and chose Neil Gorsuch.)

And lastly, incoming Senate Majority Leader JOHN THUNE says he will allow President Trump to bypass the Senate Approval process, if it comes to that.

Thune says: www.newsweek.com...

a reply to: nugget1

That's the fun part, they don't.

Recess appointments. He's already got Speaker Johnson on board.

originally posted by: watchitburn
a reply to: nugget1

That's the fun part, they don't.

Recess appointments. He's already got Speaker Johnson on board.

Senate Majority Leader Thune is onboard with recess appointments. I don't think the House matters at all with appointments????

The "Recess Appointments" ability is one that benefits from our Congress only working 119 days @ year. 2/3rds of the year is RECESS (play time) for them.

originally posted by: watchitburn
a reply to: nugget1

That's the fun part, they don't.

Recess appointments. He's already got Speaker Johnson on board.

You may be right but a lot can happen between now and January 20, 2025. He seems to be doing a good job of getting all his ducks in a row, which means he's stirring up a hornets nest of liberals about to lose all control-and we know what happened the last time they threw the country (and world) under the bus to go after Trump.

I've no doubt the DNC is setting up counter moves for anything Trump has planned, and they won't be anymore above board or legal than what they've been doing since the day he announced his run for POTUS the first time.

I'm not about to let down my gaurd and start celebrating yet.

a reply to: WeMustCare

You couldn't ask for a better pick for FBI director.

Follow the law.

originally posted by: RazorV66
a reply to: WeMustCare

You couldn't ask for a better pick for FBI director.

Follow the law.

Sunday, December 1, 2024

Mr. Sundance - A Top-Quality Conservative Analyst of the "Deep State", weighs in on President-elect Trump's naming of Mr. Patel as FBI Director...

I have not been this stunned, surprised, shocked or taken aback since President-Elect Donald Trump announced Matt Gaetz as the next United States Attorney General.

Using his Truth Social account to capture attention, President Donald Trump announces, “Kashyap “Kash” Patel will serve as the next Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.”

As interesting as the announcement is, so too is the wording President Trump selected; not “nominated“, not “appointed,” a simple “will serve as“… Thereby leaving the maximum amount of interpretability available for the consumer of the announcement.

This has to be the most Trumpian announcement in the history of some very Trumpian announcements.

FBI Director Christopher Wray has approximately two years left on his term, and he has not announced his resignation. It should also be noted President-Elect Donald Trump did not say anything about firing Chris Wray, which would be in bad form considering that President Trump couldn’t even entertain the approach until he is officially inaugurated in January.

That dynamic quickly triggered the FBI to respond with: “Every day, the men and women of the FBI continue to work to protect Americans from a growing array of threats. Director Wray’s focus remains on the men and women of the FBI, the people we do the work with, and the people we do the work for.”

One element is certain. By saying, “Kash will work under our great Attorney General, Pam Bondi, to bring back Fidelity, Bravery, and Integrity to the FBI,” you can be guaranteed Bondi is going to be asked about it during her confirmation hearings.

So, what does all this mean?

I have no idea, and, quite frankly, knowing Trump, I’m not going near this with a 10-foot pole.

Perhaps it is better to wait a little while and wait until someone asks President-elect Donald Trump how exactly Kash Patel is going to “serve as” the FBI Director, and what approach President Trump will take in order to make that announcement turn into a reality.

I’m sure Chris Wray, Chuck Schumer, Mitch McConnell and John Thune will also be watching earnestly to see what President Trump proposes.

The level of ‘splodey heads amid the current and former FBI officials, in combination with the entire corporate media apparatus that circles American politics, are predictably going to be off-the-charts. The apoplexy visible within the Gaetz nomination will pale in comparison.

Enjoy all of it!

Source: theconservativetreehouse.com...-266860

There are "whistleblowers" at the top of FBI who are integral to a big project being executed in conjunction with this Kash Patel announcement. As components are revealed, I'll add them to this thread.

-cwm 😎

a reply to: WeMustCare

Didn't he own the Kwik-e-Mart in the Simpsons?



Actually, it will be interesting to watch all these "new brooms" as they smash and slash at established and working long-optimized systems.

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: WeMustCare

Didn't he own the Kwik-e-Mart in the Simpsons?

It always comes out, consistently the biggest racists and bigots.

Love this pick!!

originally posted by: stosh64

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: WeMustCare

Didn't he own the Kwik-e-Mart in the Simpsons?

It always comes out, consistently the biggest racists and bigots.

Love this pick!!

Lol! You can't hide racism forever. But its nice to see it out in the open so you don't have to assume.

a reply to: chr0naut

established and working long-optimized systems.

Established and optimized for who ?

Do you mean the FBI that interviewed Hillary Clinton who ultimately faced no charges ?
Or maybe Lois Lerner who targeted Conservatives and is now comfortably retired ?
Maybe Joe Biden who kept top secret papers for decades in his garage and will get away free because he's too demented to face prosecution ?

Or is it the FBI who went after Trump while they ignored everything the Democrats have done ?

a reply to: WeMustCare

Either house can request a recess, if the Senate isn't going to confirm someone because of neocon/deep state scumbaggery.

Johnson requests the recess, even if Thune refuses, (he's more likely get in the way because he's a McConnell buddy) Trump declares the recess and appoint who he wants.

originally posted by: nugget1

Doesn't matter; his choices still have to pass confirmation and the fact that Trump EVER took advive from the likes of a
sleezaball by like Christie doesn't exactly instill confidence in his ability to judge people.

Hopefully he's learned the difference between how realestate works and government does, cause there's going to be even more people trying to set him up this time around. He made it too easy the first time....

In his first term he tried to work with the Republicans who didn't want him in the first place. This time is different because Trump crushed it in every way. He didn't just win states he won most by huge margins and took everything. The landscape of 2016 Senate has changed a good deal too, so Trump will get who he wants, and if not he will still get them with or without the Senate approval.

originally posted by: DAVID64

Do you mean the FBI that interviewed Hillary Clinton who ultimately faced no charges ?

They made sure she wasn't under oath, so no laws were broken when she lied out her ass.

It's funny if you type in his name the first line comes up...

Kashyap Pramod Vinod "Kash" Patel (born February 25, 1980) [1] is an American attorney and conspiracy theorist