FBI's Washington Field Office explicitly made the decision to let a child pornographer go free to focus on January 6 defendants, they admitted in court docs.
He went on to be caught with a 10-year old boy by authorities in Alaska.
The FBI had a slam-dunk case. The pervert, “gayboy69freak," had sent its undercover agent child porn & arranged to rape the agent's fictitious 9yo child.
But “this investigation was halted due to events that occurred at the United States Capitol” on Jan 6, court documents say.
The court docs only exist because the FBI's Alaska office independently caught him in sick behavior later--then realized their DC colleagues had evidence they didn't act on.
Alaska located him allegedly living with a 10yo boy, in a room filled with "sex toys" sized for a 10yo.
The FBI acknowledged that “In the immediate aftermath of the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, WFO resources were surged to support the FBI’s response and investigation.”
It would not say how many other criminal investigations were halted, or what types of cases.
Federal prosecutors have charged more than 1,000 defendants in Jan 6 and more than 65,000 legal documents have been filed in the cases. It turns out that all that work likely comes at the expense of the cases they’d normally be handling, like violent criminals and sick pedos.
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If major soda corporations, with reams of lawyers, were willing to deceive to keep their SNAP profits going, what if I told you the entire integrity of the program rests on the honesty of inner-city bodega clerks telling the government people bought X, and claiming reimbursement?
USDA doesn't track what bar codes are actually scanned; it just takes stores' word for it. (It liked this arrangement because it prevented there from being data showing how much went to candy & soda.) Even if they did track bar codes, cashiers could just scan fake purchases.
Many inner-city bodegas (& weed shops!) launder food stamps by charging SNAP cards for some amount, and giving half the amount to the "customer" in cash.
On top of that, they're selling snack-sized food at massive markups, so it's the least efficient way to spent $100 billion.
One of the 7 federal agencies shuttered by DOGE on Friday is the most DOGE-able agency of all time. FMCS (before the pandemic!) had a 9-story K Street tower for 60 employees. Its halls were lined with oil paintings of those employees, and other art purchased from the boss's wife
It used its office tower as a luxury lounge for employees, with an in-house gym, smoking lounge, and in-office showers. It listed its top employee as being on a six-year-long business trip to DC, so he'd have his rent & all meals paid for, just for showing up to work.
It steered $1,500-a-day contracts to friends, and jobs to relatives. Its employees "unblocked" abuse protections on their purchase cards, and used them to spend $18,000 at a jewelry store, their wife's cell phone, and cable at their vacation home.
Sen @ChuckGrassley is going after the federal contractors who took $9 billion from taxpayers as part of the disastrous "unaccompanied alien children" program in which some 300,000 are missing. Contractors refused congressional oversight under Biden, despite some staff raping kids
@ChuckGrassley Southwest Key Partners is being sued after children were subject to “pervasive” sexual abuse at the hands of employees. An 8yo said one “repeatedly entered their bedrooms in the middle of the night to touch their ‘private area,’ and he threatened to kill their families.”
The unaccompanied minor scandal could be the worst in U.S. history. Workers described how it "induced family separation" with parents giving their kids to traffickers who made them work in the U.S. after the Biden admin transported them to live with unvetted strangers.
Joe Sanberg, the California Dem behind the state's expansion of welfare to illegal immigrants & ballot initiative to raise the minimum wage to $18, was arrested today on suspicion of fraud related to his "green" finance company, marketed as a more moral alternative to Wall Street
Aspiration said it let you "do well" while "doing good" because "clean rich is the new filthy rich."
Backed by Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro.
A fellow board member (& Dem megadonor) pleaded guilty to fabricating finances, said he did it "at Sanberg's direction."
Aspiration dealt with carbon credits, and in some ways may parallel Sam Bankman-Fried's FTX
Both were dealing with large amounts of money, arguably untethered to real value except through ideology and hype. Aspiration spent heavily on marketing, but may have juiced its revenues
This man was paid by taxpayers for 34 years without ever working a single hour for his ostensible employer.
That's because he was a union president benefitting from a union giveaway called "official time." He used it to allegedly send a picture of his dick to an agency manager.
Witold Skwierczynski serves as president emeritus of AFGE's Social Security employees unit, which signed a 5-year contract in November trying to block Trump from making Social Security employees return to work.
He was banned from SSA buildings for being "a disgusting old man.”
"Official time" means taxpayers pay the salaries of full-time union reps who are working against the taxpayer-funded agencies. A big reason federal unions litigate every attempt to discipline an employee, however justified, is because they don't have to spend dues money on it.
🚨A "career" DOJ prosecutor on January 21 dismissed a case against a major Dem donor the FBI said engaged in a $150M fraud involving a green-energy firm.
The damning fact pattern suggests the "acting" US attorney may have tried to erase a big Dem scandal before Trump took over.
Acting US Attorney McNally of the Central District of CA dismissed the case against Ibrahim AlHusseini Jan 21 even though
-Jan 10, a judge held him in contempt for donating to Dem pols instead of paying what he owes
-Jan 8, a bench warrant was issued after AlHusseini missed court
AlHusseini allegedly transferred $300M to Saudi Arabia immediately after causing an investor to lose $150M via fake financial docs. He was held in jail as a flight risk until CodePink founder Jodie Evans put up her home as bail. Evans also no-showed Jan 7 after being subpoenaed.