Surprising Confessions FBI Director Admits to Inadequate Response to Capitol Riot

The FBI Director’s recent testimony before the House Judiciary Committee regarding the January 6th Capitol riot is disturbing. It confirms what many of us have suspected all along – that the FBI failed to act on credible tips about potential violence and communication within the agency was inadequate.

At first, it’s reassuring that the FBI Director has acknowledged these mistakes and promised to make changes to better assess and address domestic terrorism threats. However, the fact that these problems existed in the first place is deeply troubling and raises questions about the agency’s competence.

Furthermore, Wray’s reluctance to provide specific details about the involvement of white supremacists and far-right groups in the attack is concerning. While it’s understandable that ongoing investigations must be protected, the public deserves transparency and accountability from their government agencies.

In defense of the FBI, it’s worth noting that the agency’s handling of the investigation into sexual abuse allegations against Larry Nassar has been praised by some. However, others argue that the FBI failed the victims by not taking action sooner.

Regardless of where you fall in this debate, it’s clear that the FBI needs to do better. The agency must be held accountable for their actions, or lack thereof, and take concrete steps towards reform. We cannot allow breakdowns in communication or inadequate responses to domestic terrorism threats to happen again.


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