Senator and congressman who represent Beltway Bandits complains that they aren't allowed into an executive branch building, then move to regroup.

https://twitter.com/ChrisVanHollen/status/1886489785461518565

Congressman Jamie Raskin, speaking at 0:40 on this video, represents the second largest USAID contractor, taking in $161.4 million in USAID "awards" in 2021. developmentaid.org/news-stream/po…

IRS is purging its DEI pages. irs.gov/about-irs/offi… IRS diversity pages are going down the memory hole. Here's another. irs.gov/about-irs/equi…

In late November, two intelligence community groups met separately in the homes of two former senior intelligence officials on how to infiltrate loyalists of Obama DNI James Clapper into the Trump administration.

One meeting took place at the home of former Obama official who was deputy director of ODNI. The other was at the home of a former senior national intelligence service member's home in McLean. The two individuals are linked through spouses/employees of a private intelligence contractor.

At the two gatherings, members discussed how to burrow in laterally and select the promotions of others to maintain the Obama/Clapper/Brennan networks at the top bureaucratic levels of the Trump intelligence community.

All of them had worked for Clapper and other senior Obama officials at ODNI, CIA, @NatReconOfc, or the Department of Defense. Did one of the meetings take place at this person's house?

If Senate Republicans don't confirm Matt Gaetz as attorney general & Kash Patel as FBI director, President Trump should sign an executive order to dissolve the FBI by rescinding the July 26, 1908 order that the FBI calls its founding document. The FBI cannot be reformed. We need better, more effective federal law enforcement and counterintelligence than the FBI provides - and one free of the taint of decades of abuses. Only Gaetz & Patel can do that. Here's how the process might look.

https://x.com/JMichaelWaller/status/1857617933536542991

🧵 Destruction of federal records outside the confines of the Federal Records Act (FRA) is a crime.

That destruction is going on right now.

To report report unauthorized disposition, email UnauthorizedDisposition@nara.gov.

The FRA has not been enforced anywhere in the federal government over the last 16+ years. archives.gov/news/topics/fe… 2) Any federal employee altering or destroying a federal record, prior to meeting its appropriate National Archives & Records Administratin (NARA)-approved retention period, after November 5th should be caught and prosecuted for violating the Federal Records Act.

4 years ago today: @Politico breaks false story of the 51 intelligence and national security former officials saying Hunter Biden laptop was Russian disinformation. politico.com/news/2020/10/1… Most of them still won’t comment on what they did. nypost.com/2022/03/18/int…

Rep. Higgins: “Did you have confidential human sources dressed as Trump supporters positioned inside the Capitol on January 6?”

FBI Director Wray: “I have to be very careful about what I say.”

He did not say “no.”

Wray then re-worded the question and denied it.

https://x.com/bennyjohnson/status/1724812702118187441/video/1

After Wray does not answer, @RepClayHiggins said, “It should be a ‘no.’ Can you not tell the American people, ‘No, we did not have confidential human sources dressed as Trump supporters positioned inside the Capitol on January 6?’”

One year has past since Higgins last put the simple “yes” or “no” question to FBI Director Wray.

“Still don’t have a definitive answer from you,” Higgins says. “We can’t get a straight answer.”

🧵In 2005, the bipartisan Commission on Election Reform, co-chaired by Jimmy Carter and James A. Baker III, expressed concerns about electronic voting systems.

Since then, the Carter Center & Baker Institute scrubbed their websites of the report. 👉
web.archive.org/web/2005092212… 2) Carter-Baker report, pp. 25-27: Voting machines lack transparency.

“Voting machines must … be transparent. They must allow for recounts and for audits, and thereby giver voters confidence in the accuracy of the vote tallies.”

“The accessibility and accuracy of DREs [direct recording electronic machines], however, are offset by a lack of transparency, which has raised concerns about security and verifiability. In most of the DREs used in 2004, voters could not check that their ballot was recorded correctly. Some DREs had no capacity for an independent recount.”

In a 62-page ruling, a federal magistrate judge agrees with @dominionvoting and sacks attorney Stefanie Lambert from defending @PatrickByrne from Dominion.

Case 1:21-cv-02131-CJN-MAU.

The judge is with the squeaky-clean US District Court for the District of Columbia.

What is in the emails being produced in discovery that Dominion wants to keep secret? @dominionvoting @PatrickByrne Download the 62-page PDF of the court decision siding with Dominion to sack Patrick Byrne's attorney, Stefanie Lambert.

I have posted this on my Academia account in the public interest so that people may download it for free. I am not party to this case. academia.edu/122888005/DOMI…

🧵 Breaking: @Smartmatic President and COO Roger Piñate has surrendered to US authorities in Miami to face federal grand jury charges of international corruption and bribery.

El Nuevo Herald has the story. elnuevoherald.com/noticias/flori… @smartmatic The @Smartmatic co-founder and executive put up $8.5 million in bail, but did not enter a plea of guilt or innocence, according to the Nuevo Herald, because he says he doesn't have a "permanent attorney."

🧵 Here's the US federal grand jury indictment against @Smartmatic President & COO Roger Piñate and the others.

This is a 31-page document. All images will appear in this thread. @smartmatic 2). Pages 2-5 of the Smartmatic indictment.

🧵 Let's crowdsource some answers to these five questions, one at a time. I welcome @Smartmatic CEO @antoniomugica to help us out, for transparency's sake:

1) Did the Venezuelan engineers of the Delaware-incorporated Smartmatic, including Mugica and Roger Piñate, create the software to help Hugo Chavez cheat his way out of the 2004 recall referendum? (1/5) @smartmatic @antoniomugica 2) The following year, in 2005, did Smartmatic buy Sequoia (which controlled 22 percent of the US electoral market) and if so, where did it get the cash? (2/5)

President of Smartmatic is among four indicted today by federal grand jury for bribery and fraud related to electronic voting systems.

DOJ names Roger Alejandro Piñate Martinez in the news release, but does not identify him as president of Smartmatic. justice.gov/opa/pr/four-me… Smartmatic says its Presdident Piñate "played a critical role in planning and executing the world’s largest election using optical scanners (in the Philippines) and in Smartmatic winning the largest election contract in US history (in Los Angeles)." smartmatic.com/us/team-member…

🧵 Former top @USAID official testifies to Congress:

"our foreign aid budgets have grown so large that our federal agencies can no longer fulfill their management and oversight duties to prevent waste, fraud, and abuse of taxpayer funds. A powerful and politicized aid industrial complex lobbies Congress to achieve two self-serving goals – secure ever larger foreign aid budgets and stymie aid transparency and accountability." @Heritage 🧵Former top USAID official on how radicals in foreign aid sector aid America's enemies:

"Worse, the [foreign aid] sector has been taken over by a fringe group of radicals unrepresentative of America, who undercut the effectiveness of our aid programs, and damage the American brand overseas to the benefit of Communist China, Putin’s Russia, Iran and its proxies, and other global actors that mean to do us harm."

🧵Devastating scoop by @mirandadevine about the 229-page report by current and former @FBI personnel. These professionals confirm that the rot in the FBI is deep and terminal. I'm reading the entire report now. Here's the link to the full PDF. scribd.com/document/75316… The report's 10 key findings, submitted to Congress, reveal an FBI that's out of control and unreformable.

1. Local law enforcement officers do not trust the FBI.
2. No more actionable, substantive information sharing with FBI.
3. FBI National Academy graduates are troubled by the bias.
4. Crisis of confidence in FBI-led task forces.
5. The FBI is isolated and unresponsive to local law enforcement.
6. Local law enforcement officers feel disrespected by FBI special agents.
7. Today's tone-deaf FBI disregards the value of retired FBI special agents.
8. The new generation of sub-standard FBI special agents.
9. FBI management is too transitory and obsessed with self-promotion.
10. The FBI's cult of narcissism begins at the FBI Academy.

If you were raised by Marxists and are not a solid anti-Marxist, you are a threat to our constitutional way of life.

Barack's boyhood mentor was Communist Party man Frank Marshall Davis.

Kamala's father was a Marxist professor.

Buttigieg's father was a Marxist professor. Kamala Harris' father, Donald, was a visiting professor of economics at Stanford. The Stanford Daily described him as "one of two Marxian economists" in the Economics Department and a "radical prof." h/t to @TonyClimate. archives.stanforddaily.com/1974/01/25?pag…

From a career CIA analyst: The Marxists have infiltrated the heart of the American intelligence community.

https://twitter.com/gentry_johna/status/1786695613930668529

🧵 @gentry_johna's article about Marxist penetration of the US intelligence community is exhaustively sourced. It appeared after I finished the Big Intel manuscript.

Gentry looks at "critical intelligence studies" (CIS) as part of critical theory. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Naval War College, in the name of “inclusion,” brings in Hamas supporter @misbah_hyder to instruct @USNavy officers on how to include “every student voice.”

Hyder supports the nationwide protests in support of the designated terrorist group.

Here is full text of the email from the pronouned Amanda M. Rosen who is promoting this to faculty.

Dear faculty,
 
Starting this week, the Teaching Excellence Center will run a faculty
learning community on inclusive teaching. This is a great chance to learn more about how to include every student voice in the important conversations of our classrooms. Led by Dr. Misbah Hyder, the group will meet virtually on Zoom Thursdays from 1200-1300 and all faculty and interested staff are welcome to join. If you are interested, stop by H129 to pick up the book that will inspire conversation, and email Dr. Hyder at misbah.hyder@usnwc.edu to get the zoom information.
 
Best,
Amanda
--
Amanda M. Rosen, PhD
She/her
Interim Director and Associate Professor
Writing and Teaching Excellence Center
U.S. Naval War College
686 Cushing Road
Newport, RI 02841 We’ve copied Hyder’s @X page, in case she takes it down.

https://twitter.com/misbah_hyder/status/1781311806436204922

🧵 At the @Heritage Foundation’s Weaponization of Government symposium. Former @FBI Special Agent @GOBactual starts off: Many in the FBI are “cowards” and will do anything they are told even when they know it’s wrong. Former FBI man @RealStevefriend tells his story of being pulled out of investigating kiddie porn sickos to go after J6 misdemeanors.

“Whistleblower protection exists but they have a hack around it” in the FBI. “We need to investigate you forever.”

.@FBI says it's permanently closing the file to FOIA requests about notorious Boston gangster Whitey Bulger - a file chock full raw information about corruption between the city's murderous organized crime figures and the Bureau itself. bostonherald.com/2024/03/28/fbi… @FBI “The whole thing was corrupt from the get-go,” said Janet Uhlar, a juror on Bulger’s 2013 trial. “They put out a lie. He [Bulger] was never an informant, he bought information from the @FBI.”

Biden Doesn’t Need Congress To Get ‘Urgent’ Aid To Ukraine, So Why Is He Blaming Republicans? thefederalist.com/2024/03/20/bid… Let's dissect this important article on 🇺🇦 by my colleagues @AnIllarionov and @morganwirthlin.

"Biden already has the authority to send roughly the same amount of aid he is demanding from Congress in the ’emergency’ supplemental bill."

What’s in the bill? Few proponents have even bothered to read the it. My colleagues have.

"The supplemental bill provides funds through three main channels: the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative (USAI), Foreign Military Financing (FMF), and the Presidential Drawdown Authority (PDA)."

Te $13.8 billion for USAI until September 30, 2025, or 1-1/2 fiscal years.

FMF provides only $1.6 billion for Ukraine AND OTHER COUNTRIES, for 1-1/2 fiscal years.

PDA is capped at $7.8 billion GLOBALLY through September 30, not only for 🇺🇦, but for 🇮🇱, 🇹🇼, and anywhere else POTUS designates. (continued)