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Originally Posted by PaceAdvantage
There is indeed proof. The private texts of FBI agents themselves.
Mark Levin made an interesting point. Have we seen any anti-Hillary texts from any FBI agents? Any "she can't be allowed to win" or "she won't win" or "this won't happen, will it (referring to a Hillary win)?"
Any "insurance policies" revealed regarding the aftermath of a Hillary victory?
Have any of those texts been released? I mean, aren't we told that the FBI represents a diverse political spectrum?T
What? Not one anti-Hillary example in the whole agency?
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Only the American right has had a consistent, large, and organized faction based on paranoid conspiracism for six decades.
Let me count the Conspiracies on the right.....
1)McCarthyists and the John Birch Society
2)-U.S. government alliance with extraterrestrials. The ultimate puppet masters, are the Illuminati.
3)-New World Order, etc,
4)-Pat Robertson and the Federal Reserve, was creating the satanic pre-Armageddon one-world government that Revelation predicted.
5)-Branch Davidians, outside Waco, Texas giving rise to growth ofThe NRA. It began fundraising off the Waco siege, calling the ATF and FBI agents “jack-booted government thugs … wearing Nazi bucket helmets and black storm trooper uniforms.”
6)-In 1996, the Republican Party’s platform started depicting the U.N. as a boogeyman. The 2004 platform demanded that “American troops must never serve under United Nations command.
7)-Agenda 21. The right discovered it—exposed it!—and refashioned Agenda 21 as a secret key to the globalist conspiracy. The right knew to be scared, very scared, of this vague, 20-year-old international environmental plan to reshape America.
8)-Right before we elected our 44th non-Muslim president in a row, people on the right began fantasizing that American Muslims were about to pull off a scheme to supplant U.S. jurisprudence with Islamic jurisprudence. The definitive text is a 2010 book called Shariah Law
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Trump launched his political career by embracing a conspiracy theory twisted around two deep American taproots—fear and loathing of foreigners and nonwhites. In 2011, he made himself chief spokesman for the fantasy that President Obama was born in Kenya, The infamous Fake birth certificate
10)-Trump supporters’ evolving conspiracy theory posits that “the entire investigation into alleged collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russian government is a baseless sham orchestrated by Hillary Clinton and her deep-state allies,” including “a ‘secret society’ of Democratic operatives embedded within the FBI.”
