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   Kim Perales (kimperales@toad.social)'s status on Friday, 13-Dec-2024 03:24:33 JST Kim Perales

   It wasn't Wray who was dragging the FBI into the pol fray. Trump deemed Wray a deep state enemy for, among other things, permitting the FBI’s search of MAL *became part of the classified-docs case against him.

   He decided (decades of precedent of keeping: FBI independent of pol influence) be damned—he’d fire Wray- replace him with Patel. Wray couldn’t stop him from defenestrating him for Patel *could've forced Trump to fire him.

   Wray protected him, esp. after J6.

   #USPol https://www.thebulwark.com/p/chris-wrays-pre-surrender

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     Kim Perales (kimperales@toad.social)'s status on Friday, 13-Dec-2024 03:24:32 JST Kim Perales

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     Now we have the evidence, Wray failed; his response to J6, protected & enabled Trump.

     Missteps may have hampered preparations for the attack on the US Capitol that day. DHS didn't declare Jan6 a natsec event, which meant -the FBI played only a supporting role in preparing for the day.

     Report found: FBI failed to properly canvass its 55 field offices for information that their confidential human sources may have provided...
     
     #USPol #Wray #FBI #NationalSecurity #Jan6 https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2024/12/12/jan-6-fbi-report/

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     yuhasz01 (yuhasz01@mastodon.social)'s status on Friday, 13-Dec-2024 07:18:20 JST yuhasz01

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     @KimPerales Reminder: Wray, FBI director, was a Republican and appointed by President Trump. Did he fail or was he complicit with Jan 6 organizers?