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[peterosehaircut]

Cory Booker is a NAZI!!!!!!!!1
Exact same hand over heart, right arm, out to the crowd as Musk.

That's (D)ifferent.

[Who]

Heard in Colorado yesterday, fire one up .


Too early?

[Antknot]

Heard in Colorado yesterday, fire one up .


Too early?

You mean the guy that A: overstayed a visa. And then B: instead of being deported, Biden‘s government gave him a work permit that he then overstayed making him a repeat offender?

[Who]

Heard in Colorado yesterday, fire one up .


Too early?

You mean the guy that A: overstayed a visa. And then B: instead of being deported, Biden‘s government gave him a work permit that he then overstayed making him a repeat offender?

This is on 47 instead of deporting kids with cancer maybe he should target people here illegally

[Antknot]

Heard in Colorado yesterday, fire one up .


Too early?

You mean the guy that A: overstayed a visa. And then B: instead of being deported, Biden‘s government gave him a work permit that he then overstayed making him a repeat offender?

This is on 47 instead of deporting kids with cancer maybe he should target people here illegally

Just another Biden mess that Trump’s responsible for cleaning up.

[Who]

Heard in Colorado yesterday, fire one up .


Too early?

You mean the guy that A: overstayed a visa. And then B: instead of being deported, Biden‘s government gave him a work permit that he then overstayed making him a repeat offender?

This is on 47 instead of deporting kids with cancer maybe he should target people here illegally

Just another Biden mess that Trump’s responsible for cleaning up.

Stinky isn’t doing a very good job of cleaning up

[Who]

Palantir [sp?]

Do y’all trust Peter don’t call me gay Thiel.?

What happened to getting rid of the deep state?

[Biker]

Palantir [sp?]

Do y’all trust Peter don’t call me gay Thiel.?

What happened to getting rid of the deep state?

The fuck you on about?

[Who]

Palantir [sp?]

Do y’all trust Peter don’t call me gay Thiel.?

What happened to getting rid of the deep state?

The fuck you on about?

The database stinky is having set up
I’m sure the dark web is abuzz

[Who]

The US government is being sued for 100 million dollars by the Proud Boys for malicious prosecution.

It’s like living in an alternate universe.

[CHEEZY17]

The US government is being sued for 100 million dollars by the Proud Boys for malicious prosecution.

It’s like living in an alternate universe.

Biden's DOJ and FBI went after parents at school board meetings labeling them "domestic terrorists".
Biden's DOJ and FBI thought Catholics were a big problem that needed abundant resources to investigate.
Biden's DOJ and FBI thought "white supremacists" were a bigger problem than the sex trafficking of kids across the border or potential terrorists crossing the border

Fuck off.

[Who]

The US government is being sued for 100 million dollars by the Proud Boys for malicious prosecution.

It’s like living in an alternate universe.

Biden's DOJ and FBI went after parents at school board meetings labeling them "domestic terrorists".
Biden's DOJ and FBI thought Catholics were a big problem that needed abundant resources to investigate.
Biden's DOJ and FBI thought "white supremacists" were a bigger problem than the sex trafficking of kids across the border or potential terrorists crossing the border

Fuck off.

Proof poop boy

[CHEEZY17]

The US government is being sued for 100 million dollars by the Proud Boys for malicious prosecution.

It’s like living in an alternate universe.

Biden's DOJ and FBI went after parents at school board meetings labeling them "domestic terrorists".
Biden's DOJ and FBI thought Catholics were a big problem that needed abundant resources to investigate.
Biden's DOJ and FBI thought "white supremacists" were a bigger problem than the sex trafficking of kids across the border or potential terrorists crossing the border

Fuck off.

Proof poop boy

https://judiciary.house.gov/media/press ... -terrorist
https://law.georgia.gov/press-releases/ ... -involving

https://judiciary.house.gov/media/press ... ed-prepare
https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news ... -catholics

The question of whether the FBI has disproportionately prioritized white supremacy as a threat requires examining the agency’s focus, resources, and outcomes relative to other threats, such as international terrorism or other forms of domestic extremism. Based on available information, the FBI’s prioritization of white supremacy has been a topic of debate, with evidence suggesting both significant attention to the issue and criticism that the focus may not align with the actual scale of the threat.
FBI’s Stated Prioritization of White Supremacy
Elevated Threat Status: Since at least 2020, the FBI has classified racially motivated violent extremism, particularly white supremacist extremism, as a top-tier national threat priority, on par with foreign terrorist organizations like ISIS. FBI Director Christopher Wray testified in 2020 that racially motivated violent extremists, especially those tied to white supremacist ideologies, constitute the largest share of domestic terrorism investigations.

Investigation Numbers: Wray reported that domestic terrorism investigations grew from around 1,000 in 2017 to approximately 2,000 by 2021, with racially motivated violent extremism, particularly white supremacist cases, being the “biggest bucket” within that category. Arrests of white supremacist extremists nearly tripled during Wray’s tenure by 2021.

Hate Crimes Focus: Starting in October 2021, the FBI elevated hate crimes and criminal civil rights violations to its highest-level national threat priority, increasing resources for investigations and prevention. This move aligns with efforts to combat white supremacist violence, as many such acts are classified as hate crimes.

Specific Actions: The FBI has conducted operations targeting white supremacist groups, such as the arrests of eight members of the neo-Nazi group “The Base” in 2020, and foiled synagogue bombing plots in Nevada and Colorado. The agency also launched a national anti-hate crimes campaign in 2021 to encourage reporting.

Evidence of Disproportionate Prioritization
Resource Allocation Concerns: Critics, including some members of Congress like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, have argued that the FBI’s classification of white supremacist violence as either domestic terrorism or hate crimes affects resource allocation. Domestic terrorism cases, ranked as the FBI’s top priority, receive more resources than hate crimes, which are the top priority within the Civil Rights program but rank lower overall. This can create incentives for agents to pursue terrorism cases over hate crimes, even when the two overlap.

Comparison to Other Threats: Some sources suggest the FBI’s focus on white supremacy may overshadow other threats. For instance, a 2019 leaked FBI document reportedly ranked “Black Identity Extremists” as a higher counterterrorism priority than white supremacists, despite data indicating white supremacists were responsible for more lethal attacks. Additionally, a 2022 statement from an anonymous FBI agent claimed the agency had “more people assigned to investigate white supremacists than we can actually find,” suggesting an overemphasis relative to the supply of credible threats.

Data from Independent Sources: According to the Anti-Defamation League, from 2012 to 2021, white supremacists were responsible for over 50% of the 443 deaths caused by domestic extremists. A 2020 DHS draft report identified white supremacist extremists as the “most persistent and lethal threat” among domestic violent extremists, responsible for 8 of 16 lethal attacks and 39 of 48 deaths between an unspecified period. This data supports the FBI’s focus but also raises questions about whether the agency’s resources match the threat’s scale compared to other forms of extremism, such as anarchist or anti-government violence.

Criticisms of Under-Prioritization
Historical Inaction: Critics argue the FBI has historically under-prioritized white supremacist threats. A 2006 FBI assessment warned of white supremacist infiltration of law enforcement, but subsequent actions were limited, with the agency reportedly reluctant to address the issue publicly during the Trump administration. For example, in 2019, then-FBI Counterterrorism Chief Michael McGarrity claimed he was unaware of the 2006 report, raising concerns about the agency’s follow-through.

Data Collection Failures: A 2022 Senate report found that the FBI and DHS failed to comply with a 2019 law requiring comprehensive data collection on domestic terrorism incidents, obscuring the ability to assess whether white supremacist threats were adequately prioritized. The report noted the FBI’s reorganization of domestic terrorism categories (e.g., combining white supremacists with other groups) made it harder to track specific threats.

Infiltration Concerns: Persistent reports of white supremacist infiltration of law enforcement and the military highlight a potential blind spot. The FBI’s 2006 and 2015 reports noted active links between law enforcement and white supremacist groups, yet critics argue the agency has not implemented robust strategies to address this, potentially undermining investigations.

Sentiment and Controversy
Public and Political Perception: Posts on X reflect polarized views. Some users, like @atensnut
, have called the FBI’s focus on white supremacy a misallocation of resources, advocating for defunding the agency. Others, like @TalbertSwan
and @AdamSerwer
, argue the FBI has downplayed white supremacy in favor of less lethal threats, such as Black activists or animal rights groups.

Political Influence: Allegations of political pressure, particularly during the Trump administration, suggest the FBI may have been hesitant to aggressively pursue white supremacist cases to avoid targeting politically sensitive groups. Conversely, the Biden administration’s emphasis on countering domestic terrorism, including white supremacy, has led to accusations of overreach.

Critical Analysis
The FBI’s elevation of white supremacist extremism to a top priority since 2020 reflects a response to high-profile incidents like the 2015 Charleston shooting, the 2017 Charlottesville attack, and the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot, where white supremacist elements were involved. However, the agency’s historical reluctance to fully address white supremacist infiltration of law enforcement, combined with inconsistent data reporting, suggests gaps in execution. The claim of disproportionate prioritization is complicated by the lack of transparent data on resource allocation and outcomes compared to other threats like international terrorism or anarchist violence. While white supremacist extremism has caused significant harm, the FBI’s focus may be driven by political and public pressure as much as by empirical threat assessments, especially given the agency’s own admission of challenges in quantifying domestic terrorism incidents.

Conclusion
The FBI has prioritized white supremacist extremism as a top-tier threat since 2020, with increased investigations, arrests, and resources allocated to hate crimes and domestic terrorism. However, whether this focus is “disproportionate” depends on perspective. Critics on one side argue the FBI overemphasizes white supremacy relative to other threats, citing limited evidence of widespread organized activity. Others contend the agency has historically under-prioritized the issue, particularly regarding law enforcement infiltration and data transparency. Without comprehensive, publicly available data on the FBI’s resource allocation and the relative scale of all domestic threats, it’s difficult to definitively conclude whether the prioritization is disproportionate. The evidence suggests a significant focus on white supremacy, but inefficiencies and external pressures may dilute its effectiveness.

[Who]

Nice read what does that have to do with the proud boy’s lawsuit ?

[Who]

As to what you posted, whom appointed Christopher Wray?
Was Director Wray given explicit orders directly from 46 in how to run his agency?
Are domestic terrorists a real thing?
Are there white nationalists?

[Biker]