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In reply to the discussion: Special counsel questioned witnesses about 2 rooms FBI didn't search inside Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence: Sources [View all]ancianita
(38,894 posts)44. Looks that way. Plus his FBI chief of counterterrorism lied, saying the FBI isn't "authorized" to monitor social media
The hell it isn't. "Threat Assessment" is the FBI's official core mission. Wray failed to lead and assess his assessors.
The [Senate] report shows that the FBI and DHS Office of Intelligence and Analysis (I&A) collected tips and intelligence that threatened or predicted the kind of violence that occurred on Jan. 6. This included plans to come to Washington, D.C. armed, threats against politicians and opposing protesters, and sharing of maps of the Capitols tunnel system.
Some of this information had been previously reported, but Erik Dahl, an associate professor of national security affairs at the Naval Postgraduate School who has written extensively about the specific intelligence failures in the lead up to 9/11, told Just Security in an email that while reading the report he was surprised by the sheer volume of warnings that were in the system before January 6.
The agencies, however, largely did not deem those threats to be credible or imminent. Many were dismissed as hyperbole. The report determines that this was in part due to a mistaken belief that the Capitol could not be stormed.
Among other recommendations, the committee states that the agencies should assess potential biases toward discounting intelligence that indicates an unforeseen or unprecedented attack or event.
Some of this information had been previously reported, but Erik Dahl, an associate professor of national security affairs at the Naval Postgraduate School who has written extensively about the specific intelligence failures in the lead up to 9/11, told Just Security in an email that while reading the report he was surprised by the sheer volume of warnings that were in the system before January 6.
The agencies, however, largely did not deem those threats to be credible or imminent. Many were dismissed as hyperbole. The report determines that this was in part due to a mistaken belief that the Capitol could not be stormed.
Among other recommendations, the committee states that the agencies should assess potential biases toward discounting intelligence that indicates an unforeseen or unprecedented attack or event.
https://www.justsecurity.org/87214/fbi-dhs-failed-to-take-jan-6-threats-seriously-senate-report-says/
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Special counsel questioned witnesses about 2 rooms FBI didn't search inside Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence: Sources [View all]
BumRushDaShow
Feb 2024
OP
I still don't understand why every property he owns wasn't thoroughly searched.
Hermit-The-Prog
Feb 2024
#1
True! That FBI manager was named elsewhere but he finally gave in. Hang that bastard!
machoneman
Feb 2024
#50
He came up under Mueller. Can't trust him anymore because he implies the FBI's overwhelmed, but offers no solutions
ancianita
Feb 2024
#31
Looks that way. Plus his FBI chief of counterterrorism lied, saying the FBI isn't "authorized" to monitor social media
ancianita
Feb 2024
#44
Trump knew that Wray was corruptible from the beginninng. A mob boss dream LEO.
Grasswire2
Feb 2024
#53
Whatever they would have done to any one of us should be done to him NOW. Today.
onecaliberal
Feb 2024
#39
Yeah, traitortrump's Scotland golf course is closer to his master Putin.
Hermit-The-Prog
Feb 2024
#45
Trump's reply. I have done nothing wrong. They are my documents. Fuck you.
twodogsbarking
Feb 2024
#5
My thoughts exactly. I'll bet there are bodies buried under all of his properties.
japple
Feb 2024
#7
Since when doesn't the FBI search every room when they issues a search warrant, locked or not.
republianmushroom
Feb 2024
#13
If this hadn't been done carefully, they could have evidence ruled inadmissible in court.
republianmushroom
Feb 2024
#19
Top FBI agents did not want to raid Mar-a-Lago -- but DOJ prosecutors pushed them anyway: report
republianmushroom
Feb 2024
#59
There was probable cause to search the entire premises and the warrant so indicted
Ponietz
Feb 2024
#48