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Expert Summaries of Mueller Report: A Collection
Just Security-Aug 20, 2019
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Washington Post-May 23, 2019
If Mnuchin or Trump want to learn more about Tubman, they could take a 125-mile .... Mike DeBonis, Rachael Bade, Josh Dawsey and John Wagner report: “'Get ... Trump went directly to the hastily installed presidential lectern ... B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director, of committing perjury in his congressional ...
The Daily 202: Julian Assange's arrest is another aftershock of ...
Washington Post-Apr 11, 2019
Moreover, President Barack Obama's attorney general, Eric Holder, ... “Another Skadden lawyer, Alex van der Zwaan, pleaded guilty in 2018 to lying to the FBI about his work .... Assange installed electronic and distortion equipment in the ... and elevated WikiLeaks into a cause celeb on the pro-Trump right.
Washington and world await Trump decision today on Paris ...
Los Angeles Times-Jul 8, 2016
Trump abruptly fired Comey as head of the FBI on May 9. .... President Trump took aim at German trade practices and defense spending ... White House Communications Director Mike Dubke listens as a reporter asks a ...... John Oliver — led the then-Democratic-controlled agency to install strict oversight of ...
Immunity offer from Michael Flynn greeted with skepticism
Los Angeles Times-Jul 8, 2016
The House and Senate intelligence committees and the FBI are .... President Trump won his office in spite of the best efforts of some in his party. Now ... He later insisted, during German Chancellor Angela Merkel's visit to the White House ...... Killing the order was a small victory for a White House faction that ...
Can Mark Zuckerberg Fix Facebook Before It Breaks ...
The New Yorker-Sep 10, 2018
A few days later, Chamath Palihapitiya, the former vice-president of user ... Facebook is now under investigation by the F.B.I., the Securities and ..... the German term for sitting and working for long periods of time. ..... By Michael Schulman .... Trump's said yes, and Facebook employees helped his campaign ...
US orders Russia to close diplomatic offices in three cities
Los Angeles Times-Jul 8, 2016
President Trump's granting of a full pardon to former Sheriff Joe Arpaio was ..... "You had one faction that actually had some of the policies that we ...... A much smaller group of pro-Trump supporters were corralled on a .... to end the FBI investigation of Michael Flynn, Trump's former national security advisor.
The Daily 202: Following in Bush 41's footsteps? Five ...
Washington Post-Oct 10, 2018
Showing loyalty and deference to President Trump, Haley announced ... She's the daughter of immigrants, popular with every faction of the GOP, ... deciding vote last weekend to install Brett Kavanaugh on the Supreme Court. ... to Germany Richard Grenell, a favorite of pro-Trump pundits who have already ...
It happened there: how democracy died in Hungary
Vox-Sep 13, 2018
Civil servants were fired en masse, and Fidesz allies were installed in vital roles, like election supervision. ..... He blamed the migration on German Chancellor Angela Merkel ... In late 2015, when Donald Trump was still considered a joke ..... Vice President Mike Pence went from calling Trump's Muslim ban ...
What Putin Really Wants
The Atlantic-Dec 11, 2017
With President Vladimir Putin's blessing, they probed the voting infrastructure of ... simply laughed when I asked him about Putin's role in Donald Trump's election. .... The coup de grâce, perhaps, was the receipt by the FBI of a dubious .... had returned to its Cold War–era policy of deposing and installing foreign leaders.
Forget conspiracy theories. This is why Trump's Russian ...
Vox-Nov 1, 2016
There is strong evidence linking Trump's foreign policy advisers to Russia, and ... There is a confluence of interests between the Kremlin and Donald Trump, and ... The German hack was — you guessed it — linked to Russian intelligence. ... political factions — fits squarely within Russian strategic doctrine.
Enter the Fray
Los Angeles Times-May 2, 2018
(One of which, by the way, is Fox News, which is the most effective pro-Trump outlet on the planet .... He may believe only a fraction of the stuff he says, but he has an .... President Trump broke his silence about his former lawyer Michael ..... To quote a TV show about fictional FBI agents, the truth is out there, ...
President Trump announces Neil Gorsuch as his nominee for ...
Los Angeles Times-Jan 12, 2017
President Trump nominated federal Judge Neil M. Gorsuch on Tuesday to ..... right, and National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, center, in the Oval Office. ...... the St. Louis, a boat filled with refugees, many of them German Jews. ...... Mark Morgan, the agency's head, was hired from the FBI in June to reform ...
Trump wants to boost defense spending by 10% and cut ...
Los Angeles Times-Jan 25, 2017
It's a really important vote in President Trump's fledgling first term. ..... a Russian ambassador and then misled Vice President Mike Pence about it. ..... Trump blasts FBI over Russia leaks after a brief Twitter hiatus .... Crowd at CPAC waving these little pro-Trump flags that look exactly like the Russian flag.
War by Other Means
Center For American Progress-Jun 6, 2017
In 2016, the Russian Federation, under the direction of President Vladimir Putin, .... in 2012, “Putin dispatched his newly installed head of military intelligence, .... Hans-Georg Maassen, the head of Germany's domestic security agency, ..... or was simply a campaign tactic by pro-Trump or far-right Americans.
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A News Cafe-Sep 6, 2019
There are no plans that I'm aware of to oust ultra-Dominionists Mike .... NOAA supports President Trump's Alabama claim about Dorian. ...... on the FBI's most wanted list, there will be no GOP Presidential primary in Arizona. ...... The wind turbines at Hatchet Ridge here in Shasta County are German-made.
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| New Satirical Film’s Absurd FBI Stings Draw From Real Cases | ||
It’s a sunny day in Miami Beach as pretty young men and women dance by a pool. A disc jockey stands in a poolside booth, playing music.
Nearby, an FBI informant named Nura and another man, Malik, train their eyes on a drink cart being pushed through the crowd. Malik believes there’s a bomb on the cart. All he has to do is dial the number on the phone Nura is holding.
“The bomb will only take out the men, right?” Malik asks, suddenly unsure if he wants to move forward in the attack.
“What?” Nura replies, baffled by the question.
“The men are the soldiers. The women are not the soldiers. Only the men.”
“Yes, yes, of course. Just the men,” Nura says, trying to keep the FBI terrorism sting on track. “You see the wheel guards? They shape the blast. Only the men die in the blast.”
“A hundred percent no lady jihad?” Malik asks.
“Hundred percent,” Nura says.
The FBI informant then hands him the phone. “Dial the number, brother,” Nura says.
The phone number is full of fives. “I’m scared of fives,” Malik says. “Five is evil, brother. The halfway digit, the saluting snake — no. I’m scared of fives. No fives.”
Nura and Malik then dial the number together, with the FBI informant pressing the fives. As soon as they finish, a SWAT team surrounds them and arrests Malik. The FBI’s case agent, watching the takedown from a nearby hotel room, celebrates the arrest. “Yes! Great job, guys!” he says.
A federal prosecutor, standing next to the FBI agent, claps his hands sarcastically. “Shitty job, guys,” he says. “Most of that bomb was dialed by us. What if some libtard on my jury thinks that’s a little unfair to Ali bin Weasel?”
This FBI sting didn’t really happen. It’s from British satirist Chris Morris’s new movie “The Day Shall Come,” which opened in New York and Los Angeles on Friday. What’s remarkable about that scene, as with much of Morris’s film, is that the absurdity is not far removed from reality.
Since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the FBI has used aggressive sting operations to catch would-be terrorists, providing all the weapons needed for supposed attacks and often a good amount of “dial the number, brother” prodding. To date, more than 300 defendants have been prosecuted following FBI terrorism stings.
These stings are often preposterous when examined closely. Derrick Shareef was arrested after buying grenades from an undercover agent; since Shareef didn’t have any money and was living with the government’s informant, the FBI set it up so that the undercover agent, posing as an arms dealer, would accept ratty old stereo speakers as payment. Emanuel L. Lutchman, a mentally ill and broke homeless man, planned to attack a New Year’s Eve celebration with a machete — a weapon he was able to buy only because the FBI gave him $40. The absurdities go on and on and on. Human Rights Watch criticized these types of FBI stings in a 2014 report for having “created terrorists out of law-abiding individuals by conducting sting operations that facilitated or invented the target’s willingness to act.”
Yet nearly two decades after the 9/11 attacks, FBI terrorism stings remain relevant. So far in 2019, 12 accused international terrorists have been charged following stings. The five-fearing Malik in “The Day Shall Come” is a composite drawn from dozens of terrorism sting defendants.
“Nobody we came across was scared of five,” Morris told me earlier this month from Edinburgh, Scotland, where “The Day Shall Come” was having its British premiere. “But the idea of freezing at the point where the FBI’s got them into a position where they think they’re dialing a bomb seemed very real. There are people who almost chickened out, so you think, what’s a ridiculous reason but one which an FBI agent couldn’t do anything about? Someone suddenly says they can’t dial the number five. So the jokes come when you look at the real situation and step a bit further.”
Islamist terrorism isn’t a new target of satire for Morris. His first movie, “Four Lions,” followed a group of inept British jihadis. His other credits include creating and producing British television shows and directing episodes of the HBO series “Veep.” For “The Day Shall Come,” Morris spent years researching FBI stings and talking to terrorism defendants, federal prosecutors, and FBI agents. By way of disclosure, he also talked to me, and I’m among three dozen people thanked at the end of the Morris’s film. I met Morris for coffee when he started researching FBI stings in 2012, but I did not play any further role in the movie. My connection was peripheral at best.
The main character in Morris’s film, Moses, played by Marchánt Davis, leads a group of black men in Miami known as the Star of Six. Moses is loosely based on Narseal Batiste, who led a group called the Seas of David. (The news media ultimately dubbed Batiste’s group the Liberty City Seven, which is the name that stuck.)
In real life, two scheming informants led Batiste and six of his followers in a supposed plot to bomb the FBI’s Miami office and the Sears Towers in Chicago. Batiste and his men swore an oath to Al Qaeda, which the FBI caught on camera, but their alleged plot to bomb buildings never went further than taking photos of the FBI’s office. Evidence in the case raised questions about whether Batiste was more interested in hustling the informant for $25,000 or participating in terrorism.
After three trials, prosecutors convicted five of the so-called Liberty City Seven. A few years ago, Jeffrey Agron, who was the foreman in one of the trials that ended in a hung jury, told me: “There were a fair number of people on the jury who believed that it was a scam. … On the other hand, when asked to pledge an allegiance to Al Qaeda, they did it. When asked to take pictures for the plot, they did take the pictures.”
Batiste and his co-defendants have all been released from prison; he is now a painter and lives in Houston. Because the case was so bizarre, Morris saw a Batiste-inspired character as an ideal vessel for demonstrating the absurdity of FBI terrorism stings.
“The shell of the Liberty City story contains so many glaring examples of ridiculous things happening,” Morris told me. But while the film’s Moses has a lot in common with Batiste, his story ultimately takes him much deeper into the FBI’s screwball antics than Batiste ever went.
After setting up the five-fearing Malik, Nura pretends to be an operative for both the Islamic State group and Al Qaeda. He tells Moses that the two terrorist groups are the same, and Moses doesn’t know any better. Moses is desperate for money because he’s facing eviction from his house, which doubles as a church in which he and his followers end prayers by praising “Allah, Melchizedek, Jesus, black Santa, Mohammed, and General Toussaint.”
He asks the informant if he can obtain uranium. The FBI then offers empty uranium canisters as part of a plan in which they’ll later provide fake nuclear material and arrest Moses. But the whole sting goes awry when the FBI discovers that Moses is running his own scam in an effort to get paid: trying to pass off the FBI’s empty canisters, which he and his followers have filled with urine and beans, as uranium to neo-Nazis in exchange for $100,000.
It’s a mess. At one point, Moses even approaches the FBI about becoming an informant on the neo-Nazis. But what makes “The Day Shall Come” so rich as satire is that the FBI, as an institution, is portrayed as an authentic and flawed character — and one that is every bit as scheming as Moses.
When Moses shows up unannounced at the FBI’s office, for example, the agents panic, fearing that their sting has unraveled. Case agent Kendra Glack, played by Anna Kendrick, assures everyone that she can meet with Moses and make him go away, thereby keeping the sting alive. “If he says the wrong thing, I leave it off the 302,” she says. The number is a reference to the FBI form that agents fill out after interviewing a subject. It’s a subtle jab at the FBI — a nod to criticism that agents, who do not record interviews as a matter of policy, only include material in written reports that benefits the bureau.
But Morris’s attacks on the FBI aren’t all so subtle. Looming over Miami in “The Day Shall Come” is the real-life FBI office building, which is actually in Miramar, just north of Miami. A $194 million structure that opened in 2015, the enormous glass building with sharp lines and curved walls houses the FBI’s South Florida office. Simultaneously assuring and foreboding, the building looks like a police headquarters in a dystopian comic book.
Morris delights in using the building as a way of showing how the FBI has benefited financially from, and been changed by, the endless search for terrorists since 9/11.
In one scene, the FBI’s special agent-in-charge drives a federal prosecutor to the building.
“Was the bureau high when they commissioned this?” the prosecutor asks.
The FBI agent laughs.
“Because it actually looks like a personality disorder,” the prosecutor adds.
“Oh, he’s on a roll,” the agent counters.
“You know, bin Laden got you this. You should put a big picture of him on the building, like the Colonel Sanders logo.”
That’s the joke underpinning “The Day Shall Come”: Far from being enemies, the FBI has benefited from its biggest bogeymen, developing a symbiotic relationship with Islamist extremists while pursuing hundreds of targets who never posed much of a threat at all.
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