Epstein Secrets

itism across the world, exacerbated by the disruption of the coronavirus pandemic and shaped by transnational social media platforms." FBI Director Christopher Wray has "recently warned Congress that the far-right threat in the U.S. is 'metastasizing,' and that the January 6 Capitol attack will serve as inspirat

ce and bound over Paul Bellar, Joe Morrison and Pete Musico to circuit court to stand trial," but "dismissed a charge of threat of terrorism against Musico and Morrison. Bellar didn't face that charge." The AP says "the FBI in October said it broke up a plot to kidnap Whitmer by anti-government extremi

as gone to extraordinary lengths to protect this year's election from foreign interference." Last week, for instance, DNI Ratcliffe and FBI Director Christopher Wray "held a joint briefing to warn that Iran and Russia had obtained registration data and (in Iran's case) sent fraudulent emails intended to intimida

ng them you cannot accomplish what we're trying to accomplish through violence; Kareem Johnson said." Jackson County Judge Michael Klaeren "reduced Musico's bond, clearing the way for him to be released from jail. He must wear a GPS tether." The AP (10/24, Flesher) reports from Traverse City, Michigan

ne." Politico (3/30, Cheney, 6.73M) reports, "Trump-era intelligence agencies have faced criticism - long denied by top officials like FBI Director Christopher Wray - that they were pressured to inflate the threat of antifa while downplaying the threat posed by right-wing extremists." Additional coverage includ

orist acts, gang membership and using a firearm during a felony," Fox News focuses on Judge Klaeren dropping terrorism charges against Morrison and Musico, as well as not adding them to the charges against Bellar. COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE Sources Say Durham Investigating FBI's Launch Of Trump Campaign Pr

s, has "considerable sway over the algorithms," warning the app is a powerful tool to push false narratives. The article mentioned that FBI Director Christopher Wray has repeatedly said TikTok is a national security threat to the United States and that, among other concerns, ByteDance's control of the app's algo

ets the gravity of the damage they have done to our democracy." The Wall Street Journal (12/15, Kesling) highlighted that judge Wilson sentenced Mr. Musico to a minimum of 12 years in prison, Mr. Morrison to a minimum of 10 years, and Mr. Bellar to a minimum of seven years. The New York Times (12/15, F

mitism across the world, exacerbated by the disruption of the coronavirus pandemic and shaped by transnational social media platforms." FBI Director Christopher Wray has "recently warned Congress that the far-right threat in the U.S. is 'metastasizing,' and that the January 6 Capitol attack will serve as inspirat

e and bound over Paul Bellar, Joe Morrison and Pete Musico to circuit court to stand trial," but "dismissed a charge of threat of terrorism against Musico and Morrison. Bellar didn't face that charge." The AP says "the FBI in October said it broke up a plot to kidnap Whitener by anti-government extremi