Yeh, there are examples of evidence being disallowed because parties were functionally agents of the police. If my employer wanted to spy on me, I would not expect the see the CEO's nose-print on my window...they would contract it out. This Democrat party should have no followers whatsoever in this country. So many have been raped of the concept of freedom and replaced it with a case of "So what?".
Dunno. Instead of “it’s still my country whether right or wrong” they’re pledging “my party right or wrong”. If this party in power isn’t stopped in it’s proverbial tracks soon, this is going to be the roughest nearly 4 years the U.S. has faced since the Civil War. They’re playing eye-spy on people who are serving our country and saying it’s in our national interest and personally, this x-soldier isn’t getting worried as much as I am getting ticked. I understand a soldier getting a bit off if he knows that he, along with civilian taxpayers are paying for some wanna be soldier’s sex change. I can understand if some soldier gets a little irate if one of his supposed to be team members wears a BLM t-shirt because in combat, all races lives are on the line. Heck, I can even understand if a male soldier doesn’t want to go into combat with a female. But other than some small personal squabbles military people have among themselves, the only real subversives are sitting on their butts making tons of money from lobbyists in Washington, D. C. Maybe they’ll pick up on the new words for LGBTQ.....Let’s Get Biden To Quit.
They're surveilling the wrong soldiers: 3 Army soldiers charged after guns found at Chicago mass shooting traced to illegal weapons pipeline ***********************************************************************************Three soldiers stationed at Fort Campbell – which straddles the Tennessee-Kentucky border – were arrested by federal agents early Tuesday in connection to the transfer of dozens of firearms to Chicago associates after guns recovered from the scene of a mass shooting in the city were linked back to an illegal firearms pipeline. Demarcus Adams, 21, Jarius Brunson, 22, and Brandon Miller, 22, were arrested by agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) and the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Division, acting U.S. Attorney Mary Jane Stewart for the Middle District of Tennessee announced. The three men – all enlisted members of the U.S. Army stationed at the Fort Campbell military installation in Clarksville, Tennessee – were each charged with transferring a firearm to an out-of-state resident; making false statements during the purchase of a firearm; engaging in the business without a firearms license; wire fraud; money laundering; and conspiracy to commit Title 18 offenses. The Chicago Police Department responded to a mass shooting on March 26 that left multiple people wounded and one person dead. Multiple firearms were recovered from the scene, including at least five found to be recently purchased from Federal Firearms Licensed (FFL) dealers in the Clarksville area, according to the criminal complaint. Adams, Brunson and Miller were later identified as the majority purchasers of those firearms, prosecutors said. A broader investigation into firearms transaction records from the FFLs in the Clarksville region determined that since September 2019, the trio had purchased 91 firearms from multiple FFLs in Clarksville, and also from Kentucky's Oak Grove, Hopkinsville, Fort Campbell and Paducah. The majority of the firearms were purchased during the last five months, according to the criminal complaint, which also alleges that after the firearms were purchased, Miller would provide them to individuals he was associated with in Chicago. A federal search warrant was executed on April 28 at the home of Miller and Adams in Clarksville. Prosecutors said 49 empty firearms cases were recovered – many of which were matched to firearms found by Chicago Police at the scenes of recent shootings and homicides. The defendants were scheduled to appear before a U.S. Magistrate Judge in Nashville Tuesday afternoon. Assistant U.S. Attorney Josh Kurtzman is prosecuting the case. The defendants could face up to 20 years in prison if convicted. ***********************************************************************************