“Deep State”

An unidentified person appears to have accessed documents shared among lawyers in a lawsuit that concerns allegations against former congressman Matt Gaetz (R-Florida), according to a person who received an email notifying them of the breach. The person spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss a sensitive matter.

All the hallmarks of a Deep-State/Russia disinformation campaign says an expert panel of this Blogger.

On these pages and elsewhere, writers have offered compelling evidence of another shooter and possible U.S. intelligence community involvement in JFK’s assassination, while other writers have rejected this narrative because too many people would have had to know and someone in the know would have spilled the beans.

I don’t know enough to comment on the former, but I do have thoughts on the latter.

In an October interview, The New York Times’s Lulu García-Navarro asked GOP vice-presidential candidate J.D. Vance whether Donald Trump had lost the 2020 election. Instead of answering, Vance replied with another question: “Is it OK that big technology companies censored the Hunter Biden laptop story?” He has used the same ju-jitsu move on several other occasions when pressed about Trump’s fraud claims, including during his debate with Tim Walz.

The Secret Service is in disarray – while the nation’s true “secret” service needs investigation.

On July 21, Department of Homeland Security boss Alejandro Mayorkas appointed a panel to investigate the attempted assassination of Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania on July 13. That day Thomas Matthew Crooks got off eight shots, wounding Donald Trump, killing Corey Comperatore, and wounding James Copenhaver and David Dutch. The federal panel has now issued a report finding “deep flaws” within the U.S. Secret Service, “a troubling lack of critical thinking,” and a need for “fundamental reform” of the agency.

An Afghan refugee in Oklahoma City was just caught plotting an Election Day jihad massacre. The Justice Department announced this on Tuesday, and there was no reason to doubt it. After all, Afghanistan is a hotbed of jihad.

The accused perpetrator, Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi, got into the United States on a Special Immigrant Visa (SIV), which is only issued to people who aided American forces while they were in that country, so he might have been assumed not to be a jihadi. Still, he could have been practicing Muhammad’s dictum “War is deceit” or imbibed jihadi sympathies after he helped American troops.