02 Feb 2018

FBI Warns Republican Memo Could Undermine Faith In Massive, Unaccountable Government Secret Agencies

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The Onion:

WASHINGTON—Stressing that such an action would be highly reckless, FBI Director Christopher Wray warned Thursday that releasing the “Nunes Memo” could potentially undermine faith in the massive, unaccountable government secret agencies of the United States. “Making this memo public will almost certainly impede our ability to conduct clandestine activities operating outside any legal or judicial system on an international scale,” said Wray, noting that it was essential that mutual trust exist between the American people and the vast, mysterious cabal given free rein to use any tactics necessary to conduct surveillance on U.S. citizens or subvert religious and political groups. “If we take away the people’s faith in this shadowy monolith exempt from any consequences, all that’s left is an extensive network of rogue, unelected intelligence officers carrying out extrajudicial missions for a variety of subjective, and occasionally personal, reasons.” At press time, Wray confirmed the massive, unaccountable government secret agencies were unaware of any wrongdoing for violating constitutional rights.

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GoneWithTheWind

Everyone with more than two brain cells sees this for what it is. A desperate attempt to cover their ass. My question is how did Obama get away with this enormous criminal and anti-constitutional treasonous act. Where was the oversight? Where were the whistle blowers? Where was our free press and due diligence? Is this just the tip of the iceberg?



Reltney McFee

So, The Onion prints news, now?



Dick the Butcher

Obama had his own DOJ, FBI, and IRS. Hitler had his gestapo and SS.



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