Project Veritas raided by FBI

[midnight rambler]

https://www.bitchute.com/video/ZI8AsP47NTbH/

[Shami-Amourae]

If you're going to disagree with our Fascist government at least have the common sense to decentralize your operations with anonymous figures.

[osoab]

Or they are part of the game.

[Dachsie]

I am a supporter of Project Veritas, but just taking in a few stories about this raid made me realize there are too many facts that have not been communicated clearly. What the FBI did was horribly in violation of the First Amendment and their motivations in doing this blatantly criminal act tells me there is some deep-state games going on that I know nothing about and do not want to know about.

Project Veritas purchased the diary and then decided the story could not be verified and made the decision not to do a story about the diary.

Now I hear that a whistleblower within the PV team and operation did not like the fact that the PV board of directors spiked the story about this so this person leaked it to National File and National File decided the diary was legit and published it and wrote about it. Their president said they were satisfied that the diary was real and verified. I do not know if the whistleblower was paid money by National File or if the diary was just handed gratis to National File by the whistleblower. Everything about that part of the story is way too vague to me. Alll of this too place about one year ago.

The digitalal copy that PV bought could have been one of many copies and more than one entity could have obtained it the same way PV got it. PV decided to turn the diary over to police who, as I understand, would not take it or take any action on it. Again vague.

All Left and Right type journalists and journalist advocacy groups are one hundred percent behind Project Veritas' way of handling the diary and the public is about to clearly see how desperate appearing the FBI's action appear to be. Something very much bigger is really the motivation here and we do not know anything about that, so what we hear about it after the fact just begs a whole lot of questions.

PV's reporting on many issues with their hidden camera and microphone has given many of us a clear picture of just how every corrupt every aspect of our USA society and "system" is.

IF the FBI gets away with this, that is a pretty clear sign to me its curtains for the USA constitutional republic.

nother thing that seems odd to me is that common sense kind of tells you that it is best not to have extremely salacious and pornographic material in one's possession simply because possessing porn is a crime in and of itself and the FBI could well just have PV arrested just for that ostensible reason alone.

I really am ignorant of how this muckraker legal reporting game is played and am somewhat naive about how corrupt everything is so decided to just pray for James O'Keefe and Project Veritas.