Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) triggered FBI Director Kash Patel into a rage during the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Tuesday when he pointed out that key agents working on important task forces involving terrorism and even child trafficking have been diverted to work instead on immigration matters.
Booker said that Patel has made the U.S. “less safe” — which sent Patel into a fury.
Patel employed a tactic during the hearing, objecting to the “premise” of the question whenever he chose not to answer, which Booker charged.
Booker ultimately told Patel, “I don’t think you’re long for your job.”
“I am not afraid of you!” Booker maintained.
‘You don’t get to say!’ Kash Patel loses it as senator’s remarks trigger fury
Kash Patel & Reece Kershaw have a lot in common, you might just call them twin brothers… As for Reece Kershaw’s actions I can assure you it will not be taken lightly, He has totally put Australia at enormous risk by working in concert with criminals, The High Court Of Australia has been Advised, Serious proceedings will proceed soon against The Australian Federal Police & its Commissioner Reece Kershaw.
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The statement “Patriotism is the virtue of the vicious” is a quote by Oscar Wilde, suggesting that patriotism can be used by those with malicious intent to justify harmful actions, bigotry, and criminality under the guise of national pride. It critiques a fanatical and extreme form of patriotism, implying that those who are truly wicked may exploit national fervor to mask their own self-serving agendas or to incite violence and hatred against others.
Interpretation of the quote
- Exploitation by the wicked:
The quote implies that people who are inherently bad or “vicious” can feign patriotism to gain public support for their nefarious actions or to pursue their own interests at the expense of others.
- Justification for evil:
Wilde suggests that patriotism can become a convenient excuse for xenophobia, bigotry, and criminal acts, making them seem noble or patriotic when they are actually harmful.
- Critique of blind zealotry:
The statement is a caution against uncritical devotion to one’s country, encouraging a more discerning view of what constitutes true patriotism versus nationalistic fervor.
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I got a message for Krissy Barrett Commissioner Australian Federal Police, I’m not up at 6 am. I’m up at 3 am every morning… “And I smell a snake in the grass when I see one” Reece Kershaw’s nickname was Ricky but I called him saving private Ryan because he loved the movie black hawk down, Ms Barrett’s nickname given she seems so excited I mean “Over Excited” I’m talking highs and lows you know what I mean. I have nicknamed her Vanilla Ice & because she doesn’t like talking much about “China”…
I got a message for Krissy Barrett Commissioner Australian Federal Police, I’m not up at 6 am. I’m up at 3 am every morning… “And I smell a snake in the grass when I see one” Reece Kershaw’s nickname was Ricky but I called him saving private Ryan because he loved the movie black hawk down, Ms Barrett’s nickname given she seems so excited I mean “Over Excited” I’m talking highs and lows you know what I mean. I have nicknamed her Vanilla Ice & because she doesn’t like talking much about “China”…
I got a message for Krissy Barrett Commissioner Australian Federal Police, I’m not up at 6 am. I’m up at 3 am every morning… “And I smell a snake in the grass when I see one” Reece Kershaw’s nickname was Ricky but I called him saving private Ryan because he loved the movie black hawk down, Ms Barrett’s nickname given she seems so excited I mean “Over Excited” I’m talking highs and lows you know what I mean. I have nicknamed her Vanilla Ice & because she doesn’t like talking much about “China”…
Now those who don’t understand highs and lows here’s a good example…
The AFP’S NCIS Division
Official Statement: I Gerrard Tate have Decided I will be pursuing Australian Politics exceedingly soon… The question is which party do I join Labor, Liberals, The Greens or Create My Own Political Party… More to follow soon…
The Australian Federal Police investigate some of the country’s most serious crimes – terrorism, corruption, drugs, and human trafficking.
But a new report from the Commonwealth Ombudsman has found that the one thing the AFP is not good at investigating is itself.
The report has found that the agency is dismissing complaints that should be investigated, including allegations of corruption and assault within its own ranks.
2nd Gerrard Tate Attention Chief Justice Stephen Gageler AC & Richard Glenn Chief Executive & Principal Registrar High Court Of Australia
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3rd Gerrard Tate Attention Chief Justice Stephen Gageler AC & Richard Glenn Chief Executive & Principal Registrar High Court Of Australia
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4th Gerrard Tate Attention Chief Justice Stephen Gageler AC & Richard Glenn Chief Executive & Principal Registrar High Court Of Australia
5th Gerrard Tate Attention Chief Justice Stephen Gageler AC & Richard Glenn Chief Executive & Principal Registrar High Court Of Australia
NSW police overusing ‘highly intrusive’ legal powers to monitor phones and computers, national watchdog finds
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