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I can't take this seriously from the guy whose own DOJ ignored Maria Farmer's report for the entire fucking time I've been alive, but better late than never (as in, literally now after almost 30 years).
December 22, 2025 at 9:22 PM
I can't take this seriously from the guy whose own DOJ ignored Maria Farmer's report for the entire fucking time I've been alive, but better late than never (as in, literally now after almost 30 years).
(Almost) Thirty. Fucking. Years. The entirety of my existence on this planet.
And over a thousand lives destroyed and neglected by their own government.
Yeah I just...I'm learning about law now but the system needs to be burned to ashes. We won't survive otherwise.
And over a thousand lives destroyed and neglected by their own government.
Yeah I just...I'm learning about law now but the system needs to be burned to ashes. We won't survive otherwise.
December 21, 2025 at 4:00 AM
(Almost) Thirty. Fucking. Years. The entirety of my existence on this planet.
And over a thousand lives destroyed and neglected by their own government.
Yeah I just...I'm learning about law now but the system needs to be burned to ashes. We won't survive otherwise.
And over a thousand lives destroyed and neglected by their own government.
Yeah I just...I'm learning about law now but the system needs to be burned to ashes. We won't survive otherwise.
How does one even go on normally after knowing what we know now, and just accepting that people like Virginia Giuffre and all those girls will never see justice. All my fucking ideals for the American civilization no matter its evils...yeah okay.
There's no other choice. It really is too much.
There's no other choice. It really is too much.
December 21, 2025 at 3:57 AM
How does one even go on normally after knowing what we know now, and just accepting that people like Virginia Giuffre and all those girls will never see justice. All my fucking ideals for the American civilization no matter its evils...yeah okay.
There's no other choice. It really is too much.
There's no other choice. It really is too much.
I can't say what I feel. I feel numb and exasperated but I am completely resigned.
My faith in our institutions has been entirely shaken to its core.
I don't trust a single person with political power, wealth or influence in this country no matter how liberal they are, to do what must be done.
My faith in our institutions has been entirely shaken to its core.
I don't trust a single person with political power, wealth or influence in this country no matter how liberal they are, to do what must be done.
December 21, 2025 at 3:54 AM
I can't say what I feel. I feel numb and exasperated but I am completely resigned.
My faith in our institutions has been entirely shaken to its core.
I don't trust a single person with political power, wealth or influence in this country no matter how liberal they are, to do what must be done.
My faith in our institutions has been entirely shaken to its core.
I don't trust a single person with political power, wealth or influence in this country no matter how liberal they are, to do what must be done.
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Clinton appointee REPUBLICAN Louis Freeh served as the 5th director of the FBI from September 1993 to June 2001.
Freeh "faced widespread criticism for a series of high-profile blunders" during his tenure as FBI Director.
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Freeh "faced widespread criticism for a series of high-profile blunders" during his tenure as FBI Director.
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![Freeh was accused of malpractice several times during his time at the FBI. In the case of the Oklahoma City bombing, Freeh failed to hand over 3,000 pages of evidence to Timothy McVeigh's lawyers.[44] Freeh also received backlash for not looking into whether Moscow had recruited someone in the FBI, despite being warned by senior investigator Thomas Kimmel. It would later come out 2 years later in 2001 that Robert Hanssen had been recruited by the Russians to be a spy for them.[45] In 1994 after it was discovered that Aldrich Ames was a spy for the Russians, Freeh was advised to require routine polygraph tests for FBI agents; no action was taken by him.[45]
In 1997 FBI agent Frederic Whitehurst was suspended by Freeh not long after making allegations that FBI lab techniques resulted in contaminated evidence. Just days after Whitehurst was put on administrative leave, a report was delivered to the FBI that supported Whitehurst's claims that evidence in cases may have been contaminated.[46][47] On March 5, Freeh was called before Congress, he said that he suspended Whitehurst on recommendations from Inspector general Michael Bromwich. But Bromwich said that he never made such a recommendation. Freeh admitted that his testimony was incomplete, but denied he deliberately misled congress.[47] Whitehurst would later accuse Freeh of covering up mistakes made by forensic analysts.[48]
Attorney general Janet Reno testified that information that could have prevented the September 11 attacks was mishandled by the FBI at the time Freeh was the director of the FBI.[49]
Resignation
In June 2001, he resigned amid criticism that the FBI needed stronger leadership, particularly after allegations of spying by Robert Hanssen. Upon his resignation, he was praised by Attorney General John Ashcroft, who called him "a model law enforcement officer".[50] He was replaced by Thomas J. Pickard, who served as acting FBI Director for 71 days until being replaced by Robert Mueller.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:timiwni3hj3wxgjz3honwdkj/bafkreiby7eglw5sktkut7arikwek6242sr7izcrdkik5wxmhpcv3hlu4fm@jpeg)
December 20, 2025 at 2:54 AM
Clinton appointee REPUBLICAN Louis Freeh served as the 5th director of the FBI from September 1993 to June 2001.
Freeh "faced widespread criticism for a series of high-profile blunders" during his tenure as FBI Director.
bsky.app/profile/kyle...
Freeh "faced widespread criticism for a series of high-profile blunders" during his tenure as FBI Director.
bsky.app/profile/kyle...