FBI fails to act on intel in school shooting

[XNavyNuke]

The problem is that public schools and college campuses are not enough like a supermax prison. We will get there eventually though.

XNN

[euphemia]

Other mass shooters and terrorists were similarly on the FBI’s radar — or should have been — before they carried out their deadly attacks.


The FBI Keeps Missing Mass Shooters Before It’s Too Late

I believe they call this criminal negligence.

[Jan2017]

This was how it all began. I remember, the day. A few years later, they ended corporal punishment in the schools and in the home. Then a few years after that ,when the kids were out of control, big pharm began producing drugs like Ritalin and labeling kids with ADD. Then came the SSRI's and Columbine.

Kids are drugged by Big Pharma and the health care institutions/providers from doctors to nurse practitioners. . .
No one should be ok/complacent about their dangerous drugs -
either the over-the-counter ones like tylenol with serious, deadly hepatotoxicity
to supposed serotonin drugs that "science" acknowledges are not really fully known mechanisms and biokinetics
of how they act - just that they "work" - bullsh!t
Give the kids regular vitamin D supplement for "serotonin" type actions, if they can't get or tolerate whole milk, fer' Chris' sake !

[timosman]

Kids are drugged by Big Pharma and the health care institutions/providers from doctors to nurse practitioners. . .
No one should be ok/complacent about their dangerous drugs -
either the over-the-counter ones like tylenol with serious, deadly hepatotoxicity
to supposed serotonin drugs that "science" acknowledges are not really fully known mechanisms and biokinetics
of how they act - just that they "work" - bullsh!t
Give the kids regular vitamin D supplement for "serotonin" supplements, if they can't get it from whole milk, fer' Chris' sake !

You want me to act responsible?!

[Anti Globalist]

Typical FBI. All the more reason it needs to be abolished.

[timosman]

Typical FBI. All the more reason it needs to be abolished.

You don't understand. We didn't have enough money. If we only could do a cover-up like we asked for, everything would have been fine.

More incompetence.

[TheTexan]

We should arrest anybody making any sort of threat against anybody. Can't be too careful. They might actually do something.

Couldn't agree more.

[Jan2017]

Couldn't agree more.

Yep . . . start with bullying that leads to suicide, like HRC's 6 months of tormenting Vince Foster in 1993.

[euphemia]

One more thing to keep in mind is that the FBI spies on you and me. They keep looking for something they don't recognize when it walks right up and bites them on the nose.

[Danke]

The FBI doesn’t need to trample on his rights, just divert man power to monitor such individuals instead of going towards wild goose chases in the partisan election probe.

prevention is worth a pound of cure

[Swordsmyth]

The FBI doesn’t need to trample on his rights, just divert man power to monitor such individuals instead of going towards wild goose chases in the partisan election probe.

prevention is worth a pound of cure

It's a local issue, their only job was to alert the local police and let them deal with him.

[Danke]

It's a local issue, their only job was to alert the local police and let them deal with him.

Alert them? He had like 39 visits from the police already.

[timosman]

Alert them? He had like 39 visits from the police already.

Those were to his neighbor. Let's stick with the facts.

[Jan2017]

One more thing to keep in mind is that the FBI spies on you and me. They keep looking for something they don't recognize when it walks right up and bites them on the nose.

Those were to his neighbor. Let's stick with the facts.

They also just make sh!t up as well . . . the Federal Bureau of Incompetence is like a "lost dog"

[euphemia]

They also just make sh!t up as well . . . the Federal Bureau of Incompetence is like a "lost dog"

It's as if they don't like the silver platter on which the evidence is handed to them.

[Swordsmyth]

Alert them? He had like 39 visits from the police already.

The FBI wouldn't know that when they received the report, they would have a duty to place a call to the local officials and rely the information, after that the feds would have no business being involved with a local homicide threat.

[timosman]

It's as if they don't like the silver platter on which the evidence is handed to them.

We have a much better understanding of the situation than an average citizen could possibly have.

[Jan2017]

It's as if they don't like the silver platter on which the evidence is handed to them.

The made-up "intel' "dossiers" "texts" of all, are such an info overload, the silver platter is buried under all the horsesh!t
and the real platter is never visible.

[euphemia]

We have a much better understanding of the situation than an average citizen could possibly have.

Tell that to the average citizens who will be buring their dead loved ones this week.

[timosman]

Tell that to the average citizens who will be buring their dead loved ones this week.

Keeping the country safe is not without risks.

[Jan2017]

The FBI wouldn't know that when they received the report, they would have a duty to place a call to the local officials and rely the information, after that the feds would have no business being involved with a local homicide threat.

The "duty" to contact local authority . . . meh, easily mucked up
inside all sorts of interstate or international activities embeded within a "local homicide threat"

[Swordsmyth]

All sorts of interstate or international activities embed within a "local homicide threat" . . .

Perhaps, but they still need probable cause for a federal crime to get involved.

[Swordsmyth]

Keeping the country safe is not without risks.

And the FBI will defend America to the last citizen.

[Jan2017]

Perhaps, but they still need probable cause for a federal crime to get involved.

Probable cause . . . ok here there are dead bodies.
Probable cause for some interstate connection may happen more than they'd let on, and gets beyond skill set of local authority to investigate across state lines.

[Swordsmyth]

Probable cause . . . ok here there are dead bodies.

That's probable cause for homicide, a local matter, show me probable cause for a federal crime and the FBI can stick it's nose in.

[euphemia]

The FBI wouldn't know that when they received the report, they would have a duty to place a call to the local officials and rely the information, after that the feds would have no business being involved with a local homicide threat.

They were there after the fact.

[Jan2017]

NY Times headline this Saturday february 17, 2018 reads simply

Warned About Suspect, FBI Didn't Act

"tip from someone last month that Cruz said sometin' about committing a school shooting"

"Said" . . . = hearsay ?

[nikcers]

Perhaps, but they still need probable cause for a federal crime to get involved.

They didn't need probably cause to get involved in the 2016 presidential election.

[Jan2017]

They didn't need probably cause to get involved in the 2016 presidential election.

Clinton crime syndicate has produced enough dead bodies and some cold cases -
no statute of limitations on murder and conspiracy to murder by the Clintons administration and First Lady for sure.

[nikcers]

Clinton crime syndicate has produced enough dead bodies and some cold cases -
no statute of limitations on murder and conspiracy to murder by the Clintons administration and First Lady for sure.

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Trump’s elevation of a cadre of current and retired generals marks a striking departure for a country that for generations has positioned civilian leaders above and apart from the military.

“This is the only time in modern presidential history when we’ve had a small number of people from the uniformed world hold this much influence over the chief executive,” said John E. McLaughlin, a former acting director of the CIA who served in seven administrations. “They are right now playing an extraordinary role.”