raids

Federal Bureau of Intimidation: The Government’s War on Political Freedom

cptpeewee64

(Once the pinnacle of American admiration, the FBI has shown its true nature as nothing more than another political police agency. Stasi, KGB, FBI. Power corrupts. Absolute power corrupts absolutely – DD)
Support Free Southern Media: Like, Share, Re-Tweet, Re-Post, Subscribe.

John Whitehead’s Commentary

(Rutherford Institute) Discredit, disrupt, and destroy.
That is how the government plans to get rid of activists and dissidents who stand in its way.
This has always been the modus operandi of the FBI (more aptly referred to as the Federal Bureau of Intimidation): muzzle anti-government sentiment, harass activists, and terrorize Americans into compliance.
Indeed, the FBI has a long history of persecuting, prosecuting and generally harassing activists, politicians, and cultural figures.
Back in the 1950s and ‘60s, the FBI’s targets were civil rights activists, those suspected of having Communist ties, and anti-war activists. In more recent decades, the FBI has expanded its reach to target so-called domestic extremists, environmental activists, and those who oppose the police state…Read the rest
#FreeDixie

More FBI Intimidation Raids Coming

cptpeewee64

Support Free Southern Media: Like, Share, Re-Tweet, Re-Post, Subscribe.
There’s a lot more to see at our main page, Dixie Drudge! #FreeDixie

GOP leader suggests homes of dozens of Trump supporters may soon be raided by FBI
Lawyer says clients are receiving "extremely broad" subpoenas.

(Just the News) A GOP leader and prominent conservative attorney is warning that the homes of dozens of Donald Trump supporters could be in the crosshairs of imminent FBI raids just weeks after the former president’s home was raided by bureau agents.
Harmeet Dhillon, who has served in the Republican Party in various roles including vice chairwoman of the California Republican Party, said Friday evening on the Fox News Channel that a reporter with Politico recently tipped off Trump affiliates that the FBI was preparing serve "[approximately 50] search warrants and/or subpoenas on Trump supporters."
"[W]ithin 24 hours of that two of our clients, three of our clients, actually, did either get search warrants or subpoenas. And these subpoenas are extremely broad," Dhillon claimed the cable TV news network’s Tucker Carlson Tonight" show.
The subpoenas, Dhillon said, "ask for broad categories of documents. They ask for all communications dating from a month before the election until a month, two months after the election.
"And they ask for all communications regarding dozens of people and the categories a…Read the rest
#FreeDixie

Government Supremacist fishing raids cross the line

cptpeewee64

Support Free Southern Media: Like, Share, Re-Tweet, Re-Post, Subscribe.
There’s a lot more to see at our main page, Dixie Drudge! #FreeDixie

On Government Invasions of Private Property

(Andrew P. Napolitano, LewRockwell.Com) The execution of a search warrant on the home of former President Donald Trump has brought to mind a dark and dangerous side of law enforcement. The idea of government agents rummaging through the private possessions on the private property of anyone against that person’s will brings back the specter of British soldiers knocking down doors in colonial America.
Their most notorious invasion of private property was a subterfuge, perpetrated by the British Parliament, which sought to remind colonists that the king could enter their homes through his soldiers whenever he wished.
In 1765, Parliament enacted the Stamp Act, which required government stamps — they were actually inked images of government seals, more akin to what is seen when a rubber stamp is used — on all papers in the possession of the colonists. This included letters, financial and legal documents, newspapers, pamphlets, even posters intended to be nailed to trees. To facilitate the enforcement of the Stamp Act, Parliament enacted the Writs of Assistance Act.
Much like America’s Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act,…Read the rest
#FreeDixie