[MrEdd]

The FBI is a proven mixed bag.
It contains bot patriots and traitors of the highest orders.

I don’t worship the FBI, nor do I try to follow the Q stuff.

Establishing a replacement and then shutting down the FBI is reasonable.

[sourcery]

If you think Q is what what it claims to be, that’s easy to prove: Just ask Trump directly, or ask his Press Secretary. Claiming to be an insider group deeply and closely allied with Trump practically demands that this be done.

So why has no one done it?

[No_Doll_i]

It would have a little more merit if he wasn’t quoting from a Steven Miller parody account. LOL

[ClearCase_guy]

It seems to me that people in the White House, at a minimum, know about the Q phenomenon. If Q were a hoax, if Q were spreading false information, I think the president would tweet something, or make some public comment to blow it apart and tell his followers that they should pay no attention to such silliness.

But the president has not made a move to disavow Q. And there seems to be some evidence that the president supports Q. I don’t think it’s a hoax.

[piasa]

The Dean of the Gitmo Bar http://www.weeklystandard.com/sites/all/files/imagecache/teaser-large/images/teasers/15-27.Theissen.jpg Meet Michael Ratner, lead terrorist defender. Mar 29, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 27 • By MARC A. THIESSEN In recent weeks, controversy has erupted over demands that the Obama administration release the names of lawyers working in the Justice Department who once represented or advocated for captured al Qaeda terrorists. But amid the debate, one name has thus far mostly escaped mention: Michael Ratner. Don’t know him? You should. Ratner is the president of the Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR), the organization that is leading the legal crusade on behalf of the al Qaeda detainees. The center was founded in 1966 by William Kunstler and a group of radical lawyers. Its name is an Orwellian play on words—implying that the organization’s purpose is to defend our constitutional system when its real objective is just the opposite. As Kunstler once told the New York Times, he considered himself a “double agent” whose goal was “working within the system to bring down the system.” http://www.weeklystandard.com/keyword/Michael-Ratner 24 posted on ‎9‎/‎21‎/‎2012‎ ‎6‎:‎26‎:‎53‎ ‎PM by kcvl

Ratner was involved in the NCPPF, Sami al Arian's group, which was established to go after the FBI and US intelligence agencies...

Ratner's thinking, naturally, means from the inside.

[ransomnote]

Roy Potter = "roypotterqa" of the thread's linked Youtube video, and Roy has some credibility "considerations"

[aces]

unfortunately when it was formed there was not enough defined oversight, our country has become too large to manage fbi, cia, etc, it is now obvious that legally we cannot hold them accountable so in the name of caution, because of the damage renegade agencies can do all intel agencies should be disbanded, and reformed with specific division scopes of action, each closely supervised..

At this point the danger from a runaway intel is greater than not having one..we cannot abide any unlawful, unaccountable agencies as we have had for decades, as far as I am concerned the same with our debt etc..I would rather have dirt roads I own than diamond plated sparkle which generations owe for...

[9YearLurker]

Video pimping?

And preposterous.

[familyop]

"It is NOT intell from a White House insider loyal to Trump, but a campaign by HRC, Obama, Media Matters, Soros and the IC to misinform and divide Trump's base and destroy Trump and MAGA."

They would certainly have the motive. And they are the source of many conspiracy theories to sway the more susceptible Republicans away from making properly bold and wise choices and spending their time more wisely. Not to mention the laughs and morale boosting for their affiliated old girls and he-shes. There's also the personal information that they're gathering from the dupes, who don't realize how much information they've submitted about themselves (psych., personal preferences, geo-IPs and much more info).

[familyop]

It appears to be an elaborate psycho-scheme to lead many participants around by their noses to oppose participation in effective activities. And it obviously has been working. The misled ones have been advocating with much noise against good choices with crazy conspiracy tales that are full of holes and devoid of coherent logic.

[familyop]

It really doesn’t make that much difference, though. Most interested voters only consider it to be a momentary bit of entertainment (e.g., planet Nibiru, it’s coming) and YouTube search clutter.

[gaijin]

Later

[Nifster]

As currently structured I agree. The seventh floor is a pit of vipers

[BobL]

Based on what I’ve heard for the past year, I would agree - ABOLISH THE FBI. Who knows how deep this corruption is, but I promise you, it’s deeper than most people know. The people on top can only give orders - it takes the low-level people to carry them out...and they did.