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Remember Peter Strzok? His FBI phone "accidentally" wipeout. To this day, there are no repercussions. I am 100x more worried about FBI can get away with this ki

Remember Peter Strzok? His FBI phone "accidentally" wipeout. To this day, there are no repercussions. I am 100x more worried about FBI can get away with this kind of behavior than this Jan 6 drama.

mcphage 4y ago
> I am 100x more worried about FBI can get away with this kind of behavior than this Jan 6 drama Why?
- ncmncm 4y ago
  Which is a bigger problem: armed rabble, or people using the power of the Federal government against you?
  - mcphage 4y ago
    > Which is a bigger problem Armed rabble trying to turn the power of the Federal government against me.
    - ncmncm 4y ago
      The armed rabble have been arrested, charged, and in many cases imprisoned. The federal agents in question have not been, despite manifest proof of the crime of destroying evidence.
      - mcphage 4y ago
        I see. So previously you did find it concerning, and now that there have been arrests, you’re no longer so concerned about it?
        ncmncm 4y ago
        I am particularly concerned about the wide variety of federal agents and officials not indicted for well-documented crimes. First among those, torture. Rabble are way, way down list.
- landemva 4y ago
  When the intelligence community doesnt't like those who are in power, they stage a coup. JFK documents are still classified to protect the image of which 3-letter agency?
  - mcphage 4y ago
    > JFK documents are still classified to protect the image of which 3-letter agency? The CIA
itsdrewmiller 4y ago
I assume you're talking about what Wikipedia describes as: > In 2018, President Trump falsely claimed that 19,000 text messages between Strzok and Page "were purposely & illegally deleted" and that these text messages "Would have explained whole Hoax".[78][79] PolitiFact rated the claim "Pants-on-fire" false. An investigation by the Justice Department's inspector general found no evidence the messages were purposefully deleted, some from the work phones were recovered, and that the texts on their personal phones were lost when they were reset.[78][79]
- akvadrako 4y ago
  That PolitiFact quote isn't even a rebuttal. One wouldn't expect to find evidence they were purpousefully deleted. The fact their personal phones were reset is pretty suspicious though.
  - orwin 4y ago
    I reset my personnal phone every 6 month. I don't understand why people don't do this. It solve ghost typing, slowness and overall is a better way to delete unused apps tha "uninstall" those.

Remember Peter Strzok? His FBI phone "accidentally" wipeout. To this day, there are no repercussions. I am 100x more worried about FBI can get away with this kind of behavior than this Jan 6 drama.

mcphage 4y ago

> I am 100x more worried about FBI can get away with this kind of behavior than this Jan 6 drama Why?

ncmncm 4y ago
Which is a bigger problem: armed rabble, or people using the power of the Federal government against you?
- mcphage 4y ago
  > Which is a bigger problem Armed rabble trying to turn the power of the Federal government against me.
  - ncmncm 4y ago
    The armed rabble have been arrested, charged, and in many cases imprisoned. The federal agents in question have not been, despite manifest proof of the crime of destroying evidence.
    - mcphage 4y ago
      I see. So previously you did find it concerning, and now that there have been arrests, you’re no longer so concerned about it?
      - ncmncm 4y ago
        I am particularly concerned about the wide variety of federal agents and officials not indicted for well-documented crimes. First among those, torture. Rabble are way, way down list.
landemva 4y ago
When the intelligence community doesnt't like those who are in power, they stage a coup. JFK documents are still classified to protect the image of which 3-letter agency?
- mcphage 4y ago
  > JFK documents are still classified to protect the image of which 3-letter agency? The CIA

itsdrewmiller 4y ago

I assume you're talking about what Wikipedia describes as: > In 2018, President Trump falsely claimed that 19,000 text messages between Strzok and Page "were purposely & illegally deleted" and that these text messages "Would have explained whole Hoax".[78][79] PolitiFact rated the claim "Pants-on-fire" false. An investigation by the Justice Department's inspector general found no evidence the messages were purposefully deleted, some from the work phones were recovered, and that the texts on their personal phones were lost when they were reset.[78][79]

akvadrako 4y ago
That PolitiFact quote isn't even a rebuttal. One wouldn't expect to find evidence they were purpousefully deleted. The fact their personal phones were reset is pretty suspicious though.
- orwin 4y ago
  I reset my personnal phone every 6 month. I don't understand why people don't do this. It solve ghost typing, slowness and overall is a better way to delete unused apps tha "uninstall" those.