FBI Whistleblower Says Bureau Is Miscategorizing Jan 6 Cases to Bolster Domestic Extremism Claims
According to Representative Jim Jordan, citing an FBI whistleblower, the bureau is cooking the books on January 6 cases to bolster the Biden administration’s bogus narrative that there’s a “domestic violent extremism” threat from the Right. So pressing is the matter that they’re allegedly a higher priority to the bureau than child sexual abuse investigations.
As Fox News reported:
According to the whistleblower, most of these cases labeled as extremism by the FBI are isolated to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot and are not representative of a national rise in domestic violent extremism.
The whistleblower described how a “manipulative” practice by the FBI overstates the DVE threat nationwide by categorizing Jan 6-related cases as originating in field offices around the country rather than “stemming from a single, black swan incident” in Washington, D.C.
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The letter reads, in part; “The manipulative case file practice creates false and misleading crime statistics. Instead of hundreds of investigations stemming from a single black swan incident at the Capitol on Jan. 6, the FBI and DOJ officials point to significant increases in domestic terrorism around the United States…”
Jordan appeared on Tucker to explain that “The way I view it, they are juicing the numbers and cooking the books. They are so focussed on this they are willing to pull agency from child trafficking cases to foster this narrative that Joe Biden in front of Independence Hall with the red background, clenched fist talking about half of the country being extremists…”
This comes just days after it was reported that the FBI was given quotas for investigations of “domestic terrorism” and “white supremacy” related incidents.
Matt Palumbo is the author of The Man Behind the Curtain: Inside the Secret Network of George Soros
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