DOJ Now Reviewing the Whitmer Kidnapping Case

Convicted.

Confirmed on appeal.

But I still want Trump to pardon them. And some more criminals. Especially violent ones. His continual, ongoing mockery of MAGA values is fucking awesome. It highlights the hypocrisy of them better than almost anything else.

Again no links to support statements. And I feel the need to bring up remedial reading and cognitive reasoning of an child... Originally Posted by 69in2it69

The leftists here are about to be really really sad.


https://highlandcountypress.com/opin...bout#gsc.tab=0

What's that about the FBI having no hand in this? Cue the crying in 3, 2, ....

And more information for the leftist deniers....

https://reason.com/2022/09/04/its-al...ways-the-feds/

In depth destruction of the entire lying narrative that the FBI had nothing to do with this.

Can you come back when you have actual facts and not a couple of opinion articles? I'll see you in...never. Fucking crazy ass Vivek on a rant is the best you and a soggy cracker can conjure??

Lantern, your gullible MAGA posts were much better in this thread when you didn't provide any links IMO. You should have stuck with that. Anyway, thanks for the laugh with your failed mic drop countdown. LOL

When guys ask you for a link to back up your argument, it's probably best if you don't post an opinion piece by Betty Sue in the Hillbilly MAGA County Gazette in Ohio with a population of roughly 44,000 people.

As far as the topic of this thread, I thought it was so damn silly that I had no intention of posting in this thread until I started reading how the MAGA kidnapping conspiracy nonsense was even more ridiculous than I thought. WTF did Trump do to you people? Cast a spell on you MAGAs or some other voodoo shit?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Highland_County,_Ohio

Highland County is a Republican stronghold county in presidential elections. The last time it voted for the Democratic presidential candidate was for Lyndon B. Johnson in 1964.

... I see. ... So the FBI/DOJ was not involved??

That's what you liberal lads want us to believe??

... Hmmmm... I'll be seeing Trump later today... I'll be
sure to ask Him about this if I get the chance.

#### Salty

What was it... 6 of 12 were FBI informants. Those same informants were providing all the resources and leadership for the plot...

Seems like we'd have a lot less domestic terrorism if the FBI stopped encouraging it..

Sort of like that assassination attempt here in Garland

And of course there is the ever popular 9-11 involvement of the FBI informant renting a room with a couple of the hijackers.

Pretty much like Don Adams in Get Smart, the FBI is always misses by that much, Chief.

What the hell do any of those things have to do with the conspiracy theory our sodium rich mate based this thread on?

Nothing.

You tell trump (lower case "t" salty), the majority of America thinks he (lower case h) SUCKS.

So happy you're looking out for us, ####salty.

Nothing like a change of subject and feel like you made a point.

Members are encouraged to respect . . .

Nothing like a change of subject and feel like you made a point. Originally Posted by eccieuser9500

Since the topic is FBI misconduct in the Whitmer case, how are the other examples unrelated? They are both examples of the FBI encouraging, supporting, and providing material support to individuals who then commit crime.

again... 6 of 12 conspirators in the Whitmer case were FBI assets. Absence FBI material support for the plot, the consiracy would not have even existed.

Since the topic is FBI misconduct in the Whitmer case, how are the other examples unrelated? They are both examples of the FBI encouraging, supporting, and providing material support to individuals who then commit crime.

again... 6 of 12 conspirators in the Whitmer case were FBI assets. Absence FBI material support for the plot, the consiracy would not have even existed. Originally Posted by texassapper

You're just being silly.

Dude, the FBI is involved in a lot of shit that doesn't pertain to this topic, unless you're saying now it does. If so, then maybe you can get your pal to change the OP and heap even more adulation on his lord god.

Oh the places the investigations will go... in three years!

HAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAAH!

And more information for the leftist deniers....

https://reason.com/2022/09/04/its-al...ways-the-feds/

In depth destruction of the entire lying narrative that the FBI had nothing to do with this. Originally Posted by Lantern2814

That's a fucking long article Lantern. And anyone who truly believes in truth, justice and the American way should read it.

Thanks to your link, I suspect that Trump might just have made the right decision, just like he did by commuting the sentence of Kodak Brown. Brown was serving a four year stint because he made a false statement to buy a firearm. And because he was black.

Your article provides examples of entrapment by the FBI using undercover agents and confidential informers. One of my favorites is the Liberty City Seven, a radical black religious movement. The FBI's confidential informant promised the leader of the group, Narseal Batiste, $50,000 to pledge a loyalty oath to Al Qaeda and surveil FBI field offices, and got him and other members of the group to discuss bombings and the like that they were totally incapable of executing. Kind of like the Whitmer kidnappers. One of the confidential informants in this case was paid $40,000 and another $80,000. And that was back in 2005 when a buck was worth something. So the informants had plenty of motivation to provide scalps for their FBI minders.

Another example was an environmentalist, Eric McDavid. The FBI set up a "honey trap," to get McDavid to plot to bomb a dam. The honey was Anna, who McDavid met at an anarchist meeting and fell in love with. Anna, a confidential informant, kindly provided McDavid and his buddies with a recipe to make bombs, a car, a cabin to stay in, and lots of crisp $100 bills.

The last time I read a link this long on the board was when Salty encouraged me to look at Revolver's coverage of Ray Epps. Well, surprise, surprise. Lantern, your article mentions Epps as well, to say that the FBI became so egregious in setting people up that many believed Epps was a confidential informant, who egged on the January 6 protestors. That's despite the allegations against Epps totally collapsing under scrutiny.

So there you go. Reason Magazine puts the Whitmer kidnappers in the same category as radical blacks and environmentalists entrapped by the FBI, and defends Ray Epps.

Trump probably has more appreciation for reform of the American judicial system in his second term, because of the butt fucking he took in New York courtrooms. I'd like to see him help more people like Kodak Brown. It's ridiculous that so many black men in America get locked up in prison and can't get good jobs because they have criminal records for nonviolent crimes.

Of Guideline #6 . . .

#6 - Respect the topics presented by those who start a thread. Attempts to derail a thread or change it's direction is referred to as thread hijack and will be discouraged. Attempts to guide a thread in the right direction are appreciated, while responses to posts which hijack a thread are not.

Since the topic is FBI misconduct in the Whitmer case, how are the other examples unrelated? They are both examples of the FBI encouraging, supporting, and providing material support to individuals who then commit crime.

again... 6 of 12 conspirators in the Whitmer case were FBI assets. Absence FBI material support for the plot, the consiracy would not have even existed. Originally Posted by texassapper

They are other examples that have nothing to do with the topic. Sir.

Maybe take a Tiny detour and start another thread about the FBI misconduct when it comes to investigating political extremists. Then I can add it's recording of MLK intimate moments.

Seems the usual suspects are mad that their lies got debunked yet again. Two different reports finding the same thing. FBI heavily involved or this never happens. Period. No matter how much you cry.