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  1. This is not revenge, it is not retribution. It is accountability and justice.
    We will never have trust in these institutions if the people who did this do not take responsibility for their decisions and actions.

  2. While I don’t think Patel’s mission at the FBI and Trump’s administration in general should be primarily motivated by revenge, I think it is only human nature to want some type of revenge for what has been done to them. An obsession with revenge can very easily turn toxic, but I think it is unrealistic to think that revenge will play no part in the actions to clean up the corrupt FBI and DOJ. And I don’t have a problem with that.

  3. FBI – Federal Bureau of Investigation – one of the main investigative & enforcement arms of the beloved Rule of Law here in America. The FBI is long past having proper “revenge” or “justice” meted out to it.

    Run an AI question thru Gemini, Copilot, ChatGPT, Grok and/or perplexity. I ran ‘how long has federal bureau of investigation been corrupt?’ thru all five__didn’t like the “corrupt” word choice, but my vocabulary is rather limited.

    Same imperfect human gene pool to choose agents from—basically same gene pool the Sumerians, Ancient Egyptians, Ancient Indians, Ancient Chinese, Greeks, Persians, Romans, etc. used to select the much earlier ‘Agents’ from – in those earlier versions of the FBI. Yes, civilized societies have had their versions of the FBI and the CIA. Wonder if Dostoevsky mentioned such in Crime and Punishment?

    Back to Kash Patel, the FBI, and AIs:

    • During Hoover’s long tenure as FBI Director, the bureau was involved in controversial practices such as surveillance of political dissidents, COINTELPRO (a program aimed at disrupting domestic political organizations), and abuses of power.

    • COINTELPRO (1956-1971) … Watergate Scandal (1972) … Domestic Surveillance (1940-1960)

    • While the FBI has had notable successes in fighting crime, terrorism, and espionage, it has also faced allegations of misconduct, overreach, and politicization throughout its history … J. Edgar Hoover Era (1924–1972): Misuse of Power and Political Bias … Church Committee, exposed abuses of power within the FBI … Controversies in the 1990s–2000s: Ruby Ridge and Waco + 9/11 and the War on Terror and the Patriot Act … 2016–Present: Russia Investigation (2016 Election), Hunter Biden Laptop and Jan. 6 Investigations, former FBI agents and whistleblowers have accused the agency of being overly politicized in recent years…

    • The FBI was established in 1908, initially as the Bureau of Investigation. From its early days, there have been allegations of corruption and overreach. J. Edgar Hoover, who became director in 1924, is often cited in discussions of corruption due to his long tenure and the practices under his leadership, including the use of surveillance and files to blackmail political figures … One perspective argues that the FBI has been corrupt since its inception due to its involvement in political surveillance, privacy violations, and the manipulation of legal processes for political ends.

    • The FBI has faced allegations of corruption and misconduct throughout its history, but it’s inaccurate to characterize the entire bureau as corrupt for its entire existence. Instances of misconduct and politicization have been documented at various points in the FBI’s 109-year history.

    The Rule of Law, the investigating involved in it, and the enforcement of it has been broken since about 4000 BC. I seriously doubt that it is ever gonna be fixed…by humans anyway.

  4. I guess I am more measured in what should be done to those in the FBI that abused the trust of Americans. Sure, you can fire them if still with the FBI, take their pensions, prosecute them if you can find a fair jury. But I will just go with Edward I and what he did to his enemies. Because they are our enemies.

  5. Shut it down; reassign any necessary tasks to other agencies. Prosecute/imprison all who have engaged in criminal activity, starting at the top.

    That would be how you take power away from the Left.

  6. Patel was, according to Devin Nunes, the prime investigator who uncovered the Russia, Russia, Russia hoax. He knows where to look and where the bodies are buried. That is the primary reason the Dems don’t want him as director. He knows too much already and will disclose what is still hidden. The MSM will try to smother/ignore the info, but they are becoming irrelevant. It’s going to come out and anyone with any curiosity will learn it. It’s not going to be good for the present FBI.

    Can he reform the agency? Aye, that’s the question.

  7. So…was post-WWII de-nazification justice or revenge, tell me true…
    (…never mind that it didn’t always work as well as it was supposed to…)

    Or was it “merely” a question of pragmatism…? (Or a question of questionable pragmatics…?)

    File under: The West Germans owe the USSR a huge debt. (And not just the W. Germans… Discuss amongst yerselves…)

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