In order to stir up public outrage and maybe placate the “ultra Maga semi-fascist” population, the FBI has located its sacrificial victim and has placed him on the altar of the media. After working so hard to assist Biden in winning the election, the special agent known as the lamb might not feel so special any longer. Suppressing Hunter Biden’s “laptop from hell” and hiding to avoid being held accountable for his business dealings was undoubtedly difficult, while it may have been simple given how eager big tech was to assist.
In order to stir up public outrage and maybe placate the “ultra Maga semi-fascist” population, the FBI has located its sacrificial victim and has placed him on the altar of the media. After working so hard to assist Biden in winning the election, the special agent known as the lamb might not feel so special any longer. Suppressing Hunter Biden’s “laptop from hell” and hiding to avoid being held accountable for his business dealings was undoubtedly difficult, while it may have been simple given how eager big tech was to assist.
Although some accounts claim Thibault resigned, others claim his resignation was forced since he was seen being led out from the field office by at least two people who appeared to be from headquarters last Friday.
Thibault initially came to the attention of the public when Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee and the top Republican, began voicing worries about whistleblower reports that the FBI had hindered its own investigations into the first son.
In reality, Grassley said in a letter to FBI Director Christopher Wray in July that Thibault and FBI Supervisory Intelligence Analyst Brian Auten were complicit in a plot to discredit damaging evidence about Hunter Biden by claiming it was bogus information.
Thibault has also come under fire for his blatantly biased social media posts, which include a retweet of the Lincoln Project’s groomers and grifters who claimed that Trump is a psychologically damaged, enraged, and deeply unhappy man and a tweet of his own in which he claims he wants to give the Russian Federation Kentucky. During his appearance before Congress, FBI Director Christopher Wray acknowledged that the apparent prejudice was very concerning.
