July 25, 2008, - 2:46 pm
Happy Un-Birthday, FBI: PC, Pan-Islamist Law Enforcement agency Turns 100
By Debbie Schlussel
Today is the 100th birthday of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). But there’s nothing to celebrate, and that’s probably why there’s not a lot of fanfare.
The FBI is the most over-rated law enforcement agency on the planet. With a giant PR budget and a ton of TV shows that make these G-Men look like they actually know what they’re doing, the agency is in actuality a bloated bureaucracy, filled with political correctness fanatics, who usually do their pandering to criminals over a falafel and shawarmeh meal.
With a ton of Muslim terrorist atop the FBI most wanted list, the agency has taken to feting their most extremist supporters on our soil and trying to squelch Americans who use their rights to try to expose the Muslims on our soil.
Say what you want about J. Edgar Hoover, but as I’ve repeatedly said on this site, I much prefer his lingerie and dresses to the hijabs, keffiyehs, and burqas the guys now running the agency seem to prefer.
You’d never have seen Hoover eating a cannoli with Al Capone at “Carmine’s” or sending memos to agents telling them that the phrase “Cosa Nostra” is no longer to be included in agents’ vernacular.
But, today, this century-old agency whose main mission is appeasing the Islamist enemy–not investigating and catching criminals–is doing all of those things with extremist Muslims who are consulted on their every move.
Imagine top FBI brass under Hoover holding brainstorming sessions with the Gambino, Lucchese, and Genovese families on how to better kowtow to organized crime and let them know that we’re nice.
Again, happenin’ today between top FBI brass and top Muslim terrorist-supporting brass.
Unhappy 100th b-day, FBI. Let’s hope your agency doesn’t last another century. Time to be replaced.
Exit Question: Was the birthday cake halal?
Famous But Incompetent. Fond of Butt-kissing Islamists.
where should i send my birthday card to j edgar and his buddy clyde
PNAMARBLE on July 25, 2008 at 3:11 pm