Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
We all know that isn't why they used a swat team.So he objected to a policy enacted to protect the lives of FBI agents?
Were is the evidence that they were likely to be armed?That when making an arrest of people who are likely armed, they don't do what happened in WACO.
While attempting to serve these warrants, ATF agents came under heavy gunfire from individuals in the compound. As a result, four ATF agents were killed and fifteen wounded.
U.S. Department of Justice › archives › publications › waco
The same goes for you, turd.
Are you telling us that neither Garland nor the FBI every lie?BUT JIM JORDAN SAYS SO
HE ONLY SPEAKS DA TROOF I TELL YOU
TUCKER TOLD US
WACO wouldn't have happened if the ATF used a SWAT team to serve warrants, in order to protect their agents.You mean where the FBI incinerated dozens of innocent people? I would no one in law enforcement would do what the FBI did.
You aren't helping your case by brining up Waco.
You say it all the time, turd.I would never think to claim such a thing, I leave that to folks like you
That’s insulting to Jewish people.They aren't treated like other people. The are treated the same way the NAZIs treated the Jews, you fucking scumbag.
ah thanks now you are being honest…he was fired because he was concerned about people getting a fair trial! well that make sense why xiden and the demafacist wanted to purge him from the regime
Republicans Hail 'Patriotic' FBI Agent Who Refused To Work On Jan. 6 Cases
Special agent Stephen Friend said he thinks U.S. Capitol riot defendants can’t get a fair trial and that some are innocent.www.huffpost.com
It’s weird I have to educate you on your own issues.
In other words, exactly what I said.Not at all.
Step 1. Grand jury indicts. (usually under seal)
Step 2. DOJ gets an arrest warrant based on the indictment. (under seal)
Step 3. FBI executes the warrant
Step 4. Indictment and Warrant is unsealed.
Bullshit, in other words.They were NOT "purged" . Their security clearances were suspended while being investigated for Hatch Act violations
the Hatch Act prohibits FBI and other government employees from engaging in partisan political campaigns or political management,
um the ATF did raid the compound which caused the shootoutWACO wouldn't have happened if the ATF used a SWAT team to serve warrants, in order to protect their agents.
Wrong.it’s not it fbi policy to use SWAT teams to serve misdemeanor warrants
nobody arrested for misdemeanors shot at ATF agents
As I pointed out, AFT agents were killed because they took arresting members of armed militia lightly.They aren't treated like other people. The are treated the same way the NAZIs treated the Jews, you fucking scumbag.
how did they allegedly violate the Hatch Act?They were NOT "purged" . Their security clearances were suspended while being investigated for Hatch Act violations
the Hatch Act prohibits FBI and other government employees from engaging in partisan political campaigns or political management,
what did i say that was wrong?Wrong.
The Koresh arrest warrant was for violation of possession of a destructive device without a license.
What Are the Punishments for Destructive Device Offenses?
Custody of a destructive device is usually charged as either a misdemeanor or felony. Misdemeanor charges can lead to criminal consequences such as fines (up to about $1,000) and jail time of up to one year.
On the morning of Sunday, February 28, 1993, agents of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) attempted to serve an arrest warrant for Vernon Howell, a/k/a David Koresh, and a search warrant at the Branch Davidian compound near Waco, Texas. The arrest warrant charged Koresh with unlawful possession of a destructive device, in violation of 26 United States Code, section 5845(f).
While attempting to serve these warrants, ATF agents came under heavy gunfire from individuals in the compound. As a result, four ATF agents were killed and fifteen wounded.
Bullshit, in other words.
They were purged.
The warrant was thrown out in court, dumbass. The BATF agents fired first. The agents were killed by friendly fire. They were shot by their own side.Wrong.
The Koresh arrest warrant was for violation of possession of a destructive device without a license.
What Are the Punishments for Destructive Device Offenses?
Custody of a destructive device is usually charged as either a misdemeanor or felony. Misdemeanor charges can lead to criminal consequences such as fines (up to about $1,000) and jail time of up to one year.
On the morning of Sunday, February 28, 1993, agents of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) attempted to serve an arrest warrant for Vernon Howell, a/k/a David Koresh, and a search warrant at the Branch Davidian compound near Waco, Texas. The arrest warrant charged Koresh with unlawful possession of a destructive device, in violation of 26 United States Code, section 5845(f).
While attempting to serve these warrants, ATF agents came under heavy gunfire from individuals in the compound. As a result, four ATF agents were killed and fifteen wounded.
LIARThe ATF fired first, douchebag. Don't waste your time quoting the DOJ.
