Corroboration has emerged that Kash Patel is poised to be confirmed by the Senate as the next FBI director. Politico reports that Susan Collins of Maine is supportive of the nomination. While she admits to being less familiar with Patel than she would like, her impressions of his qualifications are highly favorable. With a background that includes service as a prosecutor, public defender, senior intelligence advisor to the president, chief of staff at the Department of Defense, and deputy director of National Intelligence under Devin Nunes, Patel is a stellar choice for the position. Notably, he is a fierce critic of the deep state.
- Kash Patel will likely be confirmed as the next FBI director, with strong initial support from Senator Susan Collins.
- Patel intends to reform the FBI’s culture by relocating its headquarters, redistributing its power, and advocating for increased transparency and declassification.
- His investigations revealed systemic practices within the FBI that prioritized entrapment and misconduct, targeting figures like General Flynn as part of a broader agenda.
Evidence indicates that the FBI engaged in misconduct during the 2016 election, including spying on Trump’s campaign as a precautionary measure should he win the presidency. Text messages exchanged between disgraced FBI agents Peter Strzok and Lisa Page revealed that an ‘insurance policy’ was in place to monitor Trump's campaign. Hillary Clinton’s investigation, marred by incompetence and pre-written exonerations by James Comey, served to facilitate this scheme orchestrated by the FBI’s rogue elements. As part of a broader effort to undermine Trump’s presidency, General Mike Flynn was unjustly targeted and framed as a Russian agent.
Kash Patel was integral in uncovering these abuses, and what he discovered about the FBI’s culture was alarming. Evidence points to a systemic issue within the agency, where promotion practices encouraged agents to fabricate crimes and entrap innocent citizens. This practice is not isolated, with instances extending to January 6 protestors. Upon his anticipated confirmation, Patel has three primary goals: relocating the FBI headquarters to a solidly red state, distributing the agency's concentrated power by potentially breaking it into several specialized divisions, and establishing an office dedicated to declassification and transparency.
The latter goal would expose the FBI's role in deep state operations, enabling greater public awareness of how these elements have undermined democracy. With signs of Collins’ increasing support, the optimism surrounding Patel’s nomination grows. Many look forward to a transformative shift in the FBI that signals the decline of the deep state’s influence.
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