What’s the biggest news here, the fact that three fake kidnappers were acquitted in the right-before-the 2020-election Gretchen Whitmer fednapping case, that the FBI got a dressing down from a judge, or both? Both is the correct answer. It may never happen again.
In Antrim County, Mich., on Friday afternoon, the three remaining defendants in the so-called “kidnapping” case of the governor in which FBI agents and federal assets comprised the majority of the “terror” group were acquitted
The case was conceived of and overseen by the FBI’s Steven D’Antuono—who was so successful in wrangling into an op some rubes upset over Whitmer’s COVID lockdowns that at the last minute it was turned into a kidnapping operation—that he was asked to run the same fake play in the Capitol breach case. To keep him out of the line of fire when it was discovered the FBI played fast and loose with the case—such as not turning over exculpatory evidence to defendants—Chris Wray quietly retired in November 2022. That meant he could not be compelled to testify before Congress nor be questioned by the FBI Inspector General.
FBI Whistleblower Kyle Seraphin said, “Another @FBI case entrapping people into a fake terrorism results in 3 acquittals. Anyone think the #FBI can be trusted with this power?… This stuff can’t continue in America.”
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