The FBI has become so politicized it can't find its own ass in the dark with a flashlight and a hot poker.
They're still trying to find another motive for the Orlando Pulse slaughter.
Allah forbid that the Religion of Piece be found at fault. The FBI investigated this mook for nearly a year and diddin doo nuffin.
They're still trying to find another motive for the Orlando Pulse slaughter.
The autopsy of the gunman who massacred 49 people in a Florida nightclub attack last month revealed he was HIV-negative and likely a long-term user of steroids, two U.S. law enforcement officials said.Sounds like the FBI is trying to hang the Schwarzenegger defense on Omar. They might be creating a public service advertisement warning people that, "This is your brain, this is your brain on steroids murdering scores of people and screaming Allah Akbar."
The revelation comes as FBI agents continue to scour the background of Omar Mateen for clues as to why he launched his June 12 rampage at Orlando’s Pulse nightclub, the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history.
The 29-year-old had became radicalized in recent years, FBI officials have said, and pledged allegiance to Islamic State militants during his attack.
Federal investigators are not sure if steroids played a role in the shooting. A medical examiner found evidence of physical changes to Mateen’s body that were consistent with long-term steroid use, the officials said, and is seeking to confirm that assessment through further testing.
Allah forbid that the Religion of Piece be found at fault. The FBI investigated this mook for nearly a year and diddin doo nuffin.
In interviews with The Times, senior FBI officials provided new details of their early focus on Mateen and some of the lessons they have drawn as the FBI assesses and tracks more than 1,000 suspected extremists across the country.Someone better send Comey a map so he can find his ass.
The 10-month probe remains one of the enduring and frustrating mysteries of Mateen’s deadly rampage at the Pulse nightclub.
The day after the attack, FBI Director James B. Comey broadly outlined the 2013-2014 investigation to reporters. He staunchly defended the bureau, saying he didn’t “see anything in reviewing our work that our agents should have done differently.” [emphasis mine~sig94]
[...]The senior FBI official said agents could have been more aggressive in accessing Mateen’s social media accounts, including Facebook. But the official noted that in 2013 such checks of online posts were not yet routine or “part of our investigative DNA.”
