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  Presidential history: Politics entwine the FBI and president posted at 20:44:07 UTC   via   dailypress.com From its genesis 115 years ago to the present, the Federal Bureau of Investigation has been ensnared in presidential politics. While it has evolved into the nation’s principal security and law enforcement agency, “the high-profile nature of many of its investigations often place it in the middle of political controversies,” writes Willard M. Oliver in his book “The Birth of the FBI.” The bureau was created in the aftermath of a partisan tussle between Theodore Roosevelt and Congress. Because the U.S. Constitution has not empowered any government group to enforce federal laws, the Department of Justice in the late 19th century “relied on detectives from the Secret Service and the Pinkerton Agency” to perform criminal investigations, according to FBI historian John F. Fox Jr. When Charles Bonaparte, Napoleon Bonaparte’s grandnephew, became Roosevelt’s attorney general and head of

It looks like a devastation after the atomic bomb attack.  Is this the New Abwehr's commemoration of the 1945 attack on Japan?  #FBI - FBI:  My Opinion:  If Maui Fire is the hostile special intelligence operation it shows one consistent feature, among the others (e.g. "Telling Names"): very careful, meticulous advance planning, which is the German-Russian trait.  Kot Vaskya did it! Maui fire update posted on Aug 16 2023 14:58:23 UTC   via   newslinksandbundles.blogspot.com Maui fire update: Aug. 16, 2023 | My Opinion: Was it an arson or an act of sabotage, terrorism, or some special anti-US intelligence operation? "You will smell the scent of war too ... You will burn in hell! You will not breath!" The location names can be interpreted as the  Telling Names :  Lahaina (Hawaii fire)  is consonant with the  Russian "lokh"  - fool.  Maui  is consonant with the Russian "Myau", or "Meow", the sound cats make,  as the  The Hypothetical 

Maui fire update: Aug. 16, 2023 | My Opinion: Was it an arson or an act of sabotage, terrorism, or some special anti-US intelligence operation?

Why was RICO, a mafia-targeting act, used to charge Donald Trump? posted at 11:10:01 UTC   via   economist.com T HE MAFIA , a sex cult and several titans of Wall Street have all been brought down by America’s Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organisations ( RICO ) Act, a legal tool designed to tackle organised crime. Now a version of it could be used to nail a former president after a grand jury in Georgia  indicted Donald Trump , along with 18 of his associates, on August 14th. What are  RICO  charges and how might they apply to Mr Trump? Congress first passed the legislation in 1970 while trying to target the Italian-American mafia. In America, you cannot be prosecuted for simply being a mobster; that constitutes a “status crime”, and the Eighth Amendment protects against it. And, as anyone who has seen “The Godfather” knows, the more powerful a crime boss is, the less likely they are to be the one actually getting their hands dirty. To get around this problem, lawmakers developed  R