Good evening, as I was going through this last chapter and then an epic Epilogue, a couple of thoughts occured to me. One was just who turned the FBI into the monster that it has become, particularly evident to us since 2016. It should not surprise anyone that Bill Clinton is/was behind the heavy hand that the FBI has become. Normally an epilogue is not that long, this one is an exception, but you will understand why this one is, because of where the story ended with The Keys to the Kingdom. The average American cannot grasp just how badly these rogue spies screwed up both the agency and the Bureau. Mark Riebling did a outstanding job tying this all together. We are now 20+ years removed from his last sentence, and these agencies are not an asset to the American people one bit, in fact clearly they view the American people as enemies, both should be dismantled. I am not sure what the psychopaths have in store for us, and neither do these people, and if they do know, they do not plan on stopping it. I suggest prayer people, because a house divided shall not stand.

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..AS GATES LEFT LANGLEY in January 1993, there had seemed to be at least the prospect that an Iraq-Gate inquiry might address long-standing interagency gaps. “This is what happened after the Watergate and Church committees—reforms were their true legacy, ” former House Judiciary counsel James H. Rowe told a Harper’s magazine colloquium on the BNL affair. “The most important thing that can come out of this … would be a mandate to create legislation to remedy these interbranch problems.” The hoped-for hearings never materialized, but the general climate still seemed to favor reform. Clinton’s transition team declaimed against turf battles, and it was a true measure of their liberalism that they believed intelligence infighting, like human nature, or government itself, could be overcome, or improved, if only certain “infrastructures” were “reinvented.” Even though foreign policy was not high on the presidential agenda, and even though most members of the new team had previously served in government, especially during the disillusioning Carter years, there was an unmistakable fix-it optimism among Clinton’s national-security “brain trust.”

braintrust??? in hindsight just as bad as The Sniffer and his bunch of gobalist sellouts! quite the read right here..
https://exploringrealhistory.blogspot.com/2022/07/part-11-of-11-wedge-from-pearl-harbor.html