The House Judiciary GOP has released a letter indicating damning FBI policies that are putting children at risk in order to destroy the civil liberties of the Biden regime’s opposition.
“New whistleblower disclosures indicate that the [FBI’s Washington Field Office]’s handling of [domestic violent extremism] investigations relating to January 6 “diverge[s]” from established practice in a way that overstates the national [domestic violent extremism] threat,” the letter states.
“One whistleblower has described how cases are ordinarily characterized and labeled by the originating field office, with leads “cut” to other field offices for specific assistance in that geographic location. The whistleblower alleged “the FBI has not followed regular procedure” with respect to January 6 cases,” it continues.
Making matters even worse, the FBI is drawing resources away from bringing child predators to justice in order to target Biden’s political opposition and launch a domestic war on terror against American patriots.
“In addition, the whistleblower disclosed that the FBI is sacrificing its other important federal law-enforcement duties to pursue January 6 investigations. The whistleblower recalled, for example, being “told that child sexual abuse material investigation were no longer an FBI priority and should be referred to local law enforcement agencies.” Such a posture is not only a dereliction of the FBI’s mission to investigate violations of federal laws, but it is a grave disservice to the victims of child sexual abuse and other crimes that do not advance the FBI leadership’s political agenda,” the letter states.
The full letter can be seen here:
Big League Politics has reported on other times in which the FBI allowed child rapists to violate children while looking the other way and then letting the guilty parties escape without repercussions:
“The Biden Department of Justice (DOJ) has announced that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agents who looked the other way while infamous pedophile Larry Nassar violated children will not be charged for their misdeeds.
The DOJ said on Thursday that following a “careful re-review of evidence,” the department “is adhering to its prior decision not to bring federal criminal charges.”