Records Show CIA Deployed Bomb Techs, Dog Teams to DC on January 6


 

All documents and communications sent to, received from, or relating to Special Counsel Jack Smith or any employees in his office.

All documents and communications sent to or received from the United States House January 6th Committee or any of its employees.

Specifically, you asked Rep. Thompson for access to “record [sic] includ[ing] but . . . not limited to recordings and transcripts of witness interviews and depositions, electronic and print records of communications, and records of travel.” You even offered that you and your staff were eager to travel to Washington, D.C, to “meet with investigators in person” and to receive these records “any time” between January 31, 2022, and February 25, 2022.

We have also considered that, at trial, Mr. Biden would likely present himself to a jury, as he did during our interview of him, as a sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory. Based on our direct interactions with and observations of him, he is someone for whom many jurors will want to identify reasonable doubt. It would be difficult to convince a jury that they should convict him-by then a former president well into his eighties-of a serious felony that requires a mental state of willfulness.

Rife with fraud and corruption, the U.S. government’s multi-billion-dollar Haiti aid program has failed miserably to help citizens of the impoverished island, yet the Biden administration is sending more money as violence and lawlessness grip the country. Armed gangs have overrun most of the capital of Port-au-Prince and political instability has plateaued, but the American taxpayer dollars keep flowing with no oversight though billions in assistance have vanished since an earthquake struck Haiti nearly a decade and a half ago.

This week Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced that the U.S. is sending another $33 million in humanitarian assistance to the Caribbean nation to provide in-kind food assistance, nutrition support, essential health services, improved access to clean water, and prevention and response to gender-based violence, among other critical humanitarian activities. “Since February 29, organized criminal groups have escalated violence, exacerbating the humanitarian situation for Haitians,” says the government press release announcing the recent allocation. “Displaced people are struggling to access food, health care, water, hygiene facilities, and psychological support, further compounding their already dire needs.” The document reveals that the U.S. remains the single largest donor of humanitarian assistance to Haiti, providing tens of millions of dollars in assistance in the last year alone. “The United States will continue to stand with Haitians during this challenging time, working to save lives and alleviate suffering caused by the humanitarian crisis,” the government writes.

Since the 2010 earthquake Uncle Sam alone has provided Haiti with over $5.6 billion to help the nation bounce back but 14 years later the situation is more dire for the island’s 12 million residents and no one really knows what happened to the money. The funds were supposed to provide Haiti with “life-saving post-disaster relief as well as longer-term recovery, reconstruction, and development programs,” according to the State Department, which confirms that after another earthquake in 2021 the U.S. “again mobilized a whole-of-government effort to provide immediate assistance at the Haitian government’s request.” Haiti’s reconstruction and development will continue for many years, the State Department predicts, adding that in the last few years alone it has doled out hundreds of millions of dollars in humanitarian and health assistance for Haiti.

Even before the natural disasters the U.S.—under both Democratic and Republican administrations—has dedicated enormous amounts of money to help Haiti despite systemic lapses in the programs it funds. For instance, a costly initiative to build housing failed miserably after the U.S. spent $90 million and tens of thousands of Haitians remain homeless a decade later. The Clinton Foundation and Clinton Bush Haiti Fund also came up with some $88 million for earthquake recovery but Haiti remains a disaster, the poorest country in the western hemisphere. Even before the tremor a federal audit revealed that hundreds of millions of American taxpayer dollars were wasted on reckless Haitian projects with the single largest chunk—$170.3 million—going to a failed port and power plant adventure heavily promoted by Bill and Hillary Clinton. The Clinton-backed power and port venture is the biggest and most expensive failure mentioned in the probe, which was ordered by a Florida congresswoman who at the time confirmed a “troubling lack of progress and accountability” in Haiti reconstruction projects. All these years later many Haitians still live in deplorable, shanty town tent cities and a never-ending epidemic of cholera keeps claiming lives. Nearly half of the Haitian population does not have enough food, according to the United Nations.

At the beginning of last year the Biden administration awarded Haiti another $56.5 million in humanitarian aid, explaining that it was “for the people of Haiti in response to the country’s humanitarian crisis and cholera epidemic.” A few months later the administration sent another $54 million under the auspice of Caribbean climate funding. The government claimed the money would counter the island’s ongoing “humanitarian crisis,” including gang violence on civilians that has prevented Haitians from accessing critical food, safe drinking water and other basic supplies. The recent turmoil should make it even tougher for aid to reach the Haitian people, though the U.S. is not addressing that in its latest allocation. It is unknown where exactly the money will go and how it will be spent since the administration only mentions that the funds “will support the World Food Program (WFP), UNICEF, and NGO partners.”

No American state, not even Republican-led Florida with its strict law to mitigate the negative impact of record-breaking illegal immigration, can escape the detrimental effects of the Biden administration’s catastrophic open border policies. A major human trafficking operation recently busted by a multi-agency task force in central Florida helps illustrate that illegal aliens are not just victimizing communities that offer them sanctuary. The problem is spreading nationwide, even to areas where local governments do not welcome illegal aliens or shield them from federal authorities.

In central Florida’s Polk County, which has a population of around 780,000, authorities just dismantled a large-scale human trafficking ring that resulted in the arrest of hundreds, including 21 illegal immigrants, involved in acts related to soliciting prostitutes, offering to commit prostitution, or aiding and abetting prostitutes. Authorities coined it “Operation March Sadness 2024” and recently confirmed that more than a dozen of the 66 identified prostitutes were likely human trafficking victims. Law enforcement officials issued 70 felony charges and 288 misdemeanors and the suspects’ criminal histories include a combined 879 felonies and 1,150 misdemeanors. At least 11 suspects told detectives they receive government assistance. Illegal drugs such as fentanyl, heroin, methamphetamine, and cocaine were also seized in the sting as well as 17 firearms. The eldest person was 73 and youngest 16, officials say.

The illegal immigrants arrested in the operation are recent arrivals from Chile, Cuba, Guatemala, Mexico, Peru, and Venezuela. During a televised press conference Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd blasts the federal government for failing to enforce immigration laws. During the segment the sheriff, who oversees a force of about 1,800, introduced a poster board from the podium with mug shots of the illegal immigrant suspects and silhouettes of several victims also in the U.S. illegally so they could not be identified. Above the mugshots, in large black letters the poster read: “Federal Policy Drives Illegal Immigrant Crime and Victimization.” Grady pointed to one of the suspects on the board and provided a larger mug shot for the media, explaining that he came from New York with three females who are controlled by a human trafficker that sets up their appointments, posts ads online and tells them where to go. The prostitutes then fly to major metro centers where they set up their appointments for sex, said the sheriff, who was first elected in 2004 and has been reelected four times since. “We have a crisis at the border,” Sheriff Judd said. “And because of the crisis at the border we have people that are victimizing illegal folks, forcing them into the sex trade because we allow these criminals in the country illegally.”

Unlike a growing number of law enforcement agencies nationwide that have adopted sanctuary policies, the Polk County Sheriff’s Office (PCSO) fully cooperates with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) when it encounters criminal illegal immigrants in its jurisdiction or jails. Under a partnership known as 287(g), PCSO honors ICE detainers and notifies the federal agency of inmates in the country illegally so that they can be deported. A few years ago, PCSO enlisted in a collaborative federal initiative, known as Warrant Service Officer (WSO) program, that expands the immigration enforcement powers of local police after training officers to perform certain duties typically carried out by federal immigration agents. “The WSO program will protect communities from criminal aliens who threaten vulnerable populations with violence, drugs and gang activity by allowing partner jurisdictions the flexibility to make immigration arrests in their jail or correctional facility,” Acting ICE Director Matthew Albence said when the program was launched in 2019.

To further deter illegal immigrants from coming to the Sunshine State, Florida also passed a law banning sanctuary cities in the entire state. The measure also requires local police to fully comply with federal immigration authorities and authorizes law enforcement agencies to transport an alien unlawfully present in the U.S. under certain circumstances. Public universities and colleges must also abide by the law. Even with the strict measures, it appears Florida cannot escape the wrath of the unprecedented illegal immigration crisis created by the Biden administration.