Replies to post #57551 on LEE KRAMER'S ROOM: With Views

[BullNBear52]

Well apparently they did and sent it out to various agencies. From your link.

In the press conference Tuesday, head of the FBI Washington Field Office Steven D’Antuono said the Jan. 5 intelligence document was share with all law enforcement partners, including U.S. Capitol Police, the U.S. Park Police, D.C. police, and other federal and local agencies.


Sorry I don't think the FBI nor Wray is the bad guy you would like to paint them as.

DC was handcuffed by the Pentagon in their request for NG troops to assist so imo it appears that Trump and his cronies left the Capitol police out to dry.

[fuagf]

It could simply have been the top FBI people were not certain yet exactly what had happened and didn't want to be seen in that light at the time.

Whatever the reason Wray and/or Bowditch were not at the presser, i agree at least one or the other should have been there.

From one of the article BullNBush gave you

FBI, NYPD told Capitol Police about possibility of violence before riot, senior officials say
The FBI visited more than a dozen extremists before the rally last week to urge them not to travel to D.C., senior law enforcement officials said.
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The Metropolitan Police Department in Washington is responsible for crowd control in the city, and the mayor told Justice Department officials that she didn't want or need their help. While city police helped retake the Capitol, they were unable to stop the crowd from getting there in the first place.

The FBI is also under scrutiny. Its top investigative priority is terrorism, foreign and domestic. Had this been an al Qaeda plot to storm the Capitol, some experts said, it is likely that the FBI would have arrested the participants before they left their home airports on the way to Washington.

One difference, however, is that there is no domestic terrorism statute, which gives the FBI fewer avenues to legally monitor suspects, including their postings on the dark web, said NBC News contributor Frank Figliuzzi, a former assistant director of the FBI.

Outside a criminal investigation of a specific person or group, Figliuzzi said Saturday, "the FBI is not permitted to look and monitor the very same things that you and I can look at on Twitter and Parler."

Joyce Vance, a former U.S. attorney for northern Alabama, said the FBI has tools to monitor potential violence by domestic extremists. She suggested that the issue was one of emphasis and will.

"The challenge for FBI and DOJ is to assign a permanent priority to domestic white supremacist terror groups and treat them as seriously as they treat foreign terrorism," she said.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/crime-courts/fbi-nypd-told-capitol-police-about-possibility-violence-riot-senior-n1253646

At this stage that seems to be the important thing. Though the FBI has had emphasis there for some time, see

Tearex, Sadly anti-Antifa conspiracy bullshit is not going to miraculously disappear. Conspiracy-mongering
is no Covid-19, but it is virus of a different nature, also not yet under control in America.
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Leaked Documents Show Police Knew Far-Right Extremists Were the Real Threat at Protests, Not “Antifa”
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=159582158

they need to be even more seriously focused in that area.