FBI Director Chris Wray: Iranian terrorism on US soil
The State Department has adhered to the diplomatic option toward Iran, even rewarding the Ayatollahs. However, FBI Director Chris Wray has concluded that Iran and its Islamic terrorist proxies are set to hit the US mainland.
Why Sic the FBI on the IDF?
The shut-and-open case of Shireen Abu Akleh.
The Biden Administration Weaponizes the FBI Against Israel
As in the Dreyfus affair, there are no Jewish criminals here, and everyone knows it. The Biden administration has ordered the FBI probe into Shireen Abu Akleh’s death because it wants a crisis with Israel.
Colleyville and the ‘Professional’ Civil Servants
FBI Agent Matt De Sarno’s deliberately deceptive, political statement exposed a much more general truth about politics in the public service.
Day of Prayer called on Friday for ex-Israeli Spy Jonathan Pollard to come Home to Israel
The day of prayer, which is scheduled to take place on November 20, will also be dedicated to Jonathan’s wife, Esther, who is currently battling cancer.
Census Bureau Drops CAIR Partnership After IPT Report
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) will not be an official partner with the U.S. Census Bureau for next year’s national population count.
The Fed’s Final Bullet Hits ‘Em in the Foot
The Fed’s missteps and flip-flops this week tripped up multiple markets.
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Morning Joe Hosts Call Out Media Colleagues for Coverage of Kavanaugh Attacks
The hosts of MSNBC’s Morning Joe, who have often been critical of President Trump, called out their media colleagues for playing the role of activist instead of reporter in their coverage of attacks against Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh.
DOJ-IG Report Says Reporters Bribed FBI Agents For Information
The media appears to have paid FBI agents, congressional staffers and others for dirt on the president.
