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ICYMI: James O'Keefe confronted Jamie Mannina, former Pentagon advisor, after O'Keefe Media Group released footage of Mannina discussing plans to 'protect people from Trump.'
When shown the video, Mannina denied the claims, called O'Keefe a "fraud," and fled the scene. O’Keefe questioned the ethics of his political actions within the Pentagon, stating, "The public has a right to know."
"There's a First Amendment in this country," asserts James O'Keefe when confronting Jamie Mannina, former advisor to the Joint Chiefs of Staff at the Pentagon, former FBI Special Agent, and self-proclaimed “spy hunter,” after O'Keef eMedia released undercover footage showing Mannina admitting discussing plans with retired generals to ‘protect people from Trump.’
When pressed by O’Keefe on his comments, Mannina became defensive, saying, "Get the f*** out of here," denying his statements by claiming, “I didn’t say anything,” despite O’Keefe presenting the video evidence.
"You’re on video saying these things," O’Keefe responded. O’Keefe pressed further, asking, “Do you think it's ethical… to be doing this political stuff while a senior advisor within the Pentagon?” to which Mannina repeatedly demanded, "Leave me alone," before calling O’Keefe "a known liar", “a known fraud,” and a “loser,” before fleeing the scene.
O’Keefe continued to highlight ...
Am I crazy?
Sometimes I suspect a distributed, semi-emergent AI, is already largely determining events.
People we see as responsible for the destruction of our freedom may be nothing more than meat based terminals in a global network.
It would explain why everything looks both haphazard, and conspiratorial.
UPDATE: The Federal Bureau of Prisons has responded to our request for comment regarding the proposed policy downgrade of child exploitation offenses from "high severity" to "low severity." Their statement reads:
"As this policy is in the process of being updated, commenting on potential changes that have not yet been collectively bargained with the National Union is premature. Therefore, we have no comment to provide at this time."
We remain committed to following this issue and will share further updates as they become available.
