Comments on Pro Libertate: Bill Keebler and the FBI's Entrapment Elves

That wouldn't surprise me in the slightest. I ...

2017-03-03T09:41:26.062-07:00

That wouldn't surprise me in the slightest. I am, however, immeasurably more concerned about the character defects of the FBI SAIC in Salt Lake, and his stable of terrorism facilitators (that's how provocateurs of that kind have been described by US attorneys in court proceedings), who embody a far greater danger to the public than Keebler ever could.

I know I am a year late - but I knew Bill, and non...

2017-03-03T09:25:33.816-07:00

I know I am a year late - but I knew Bill, and none of this was out of character.

Meanwhile Hillary walks but we all knew that some ...

2016-07-05T21:58:48.169-06:00

Meanwhile Hillary walks but we all knew that some are above the law in the glorious people's banana republik. Foward, the great leap forward!
J. Edgar Hoover must be proud of the FBI down in Hades.
PS-I use anonymous because I don't want outside scripts running on my machine.
I'm also using and IP hider when looking at pages like these.
Consider it a complement that I would never look at a page like this from my actual IP address.

from Donna in North Dakota... No rule-of-law. The...

2016-07-04T19:46:02.695-06:00

from Donna in North Dakota...

No rule-of-law. The tyranny we endure is manifestation of 'situational ethics'.

"Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law."

Demonize a good man's sincerity by implied association with an inarticulate man's antisocial neurosis.

The federal bureacracies will protect to the death a 'sacred' bird or tortoise refuge in Oregon or Nevada from people such as the Hammonds or Bundy's, but allow business interests to bulldoze a right-of-way through an ancient Shoshone trail of healing to accommodate a gold mining consortium.

http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2016/06/18/gods-and-monsters-bulldozer-rips-ancient-sacred-site-164837?utm_content=buffer7daf6&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

'Anonymous', Firstly, your retorts to Mr. ...

2016-07-01T20:43:02.122-06:00

'Anonymous',
Firstly, your retorts to Mr. Grigg who outclasses you by light years need to be substantiated by some little things called FACTS.

The FACT that you are 'anonymous' lends to the suspicion that you are a government troll instructed to defame Mr. Grigg with your trite, brief accusations.

If you have any credibility at all, at least use your name, unless, of course, you aren't credible, which appears to be a FACT.

That wouldn't surprise me at all, given that t...

2016-06-30T16:18:06.580-06:00

That wouldn't surprise me at all, given that the FBI is very adept at finding people of that description and reinforcing their worst impulses. They're also very good at recruiting people of that description to work as undercover operatives -- and as HRT operators.

Keebler doesn't strike me as the kind of person whose company I would enjoy; a number of people with whom I spoke in the property rights movement didn't like hm. It wasn't until the FBI decided to surround him with paid provocateurs that he had any influence.

If you even knew anything about Keebler, you would...

2016-06-30T15:57:53.124-06:00

If you even knew anything about Keebler, you would understand that he was some innocent victim. The dude is crazy and dangerous.

You haven't read the charging document in Keeb...

2016-06-29T14:34:14.047-06:00

You haven't read the charging document in Keebler's case, or if you have your reading comprehension is faulty, bold and brave Mr. Anonymous. SA Daniels admits that Keebler explicitly said that he did not want to kill people.

McVeigh wasn't entrapped, but he was kept on a leash, and the "others unknown" who helped him commit mas murder included several people who were either on the federal payroll, or at least being watched by someone of that description.

The atrocity at Oklahoma City was an outgrowth of the FBI's long-running PATCON (Patriot Conspiracy) operation (see, inter alia, http://freedominourtime.blogspot.com/2014/11/theyll-be-back-patcon-oklahoma-city-and.html), which set up "sting" operations of the kind that stung Keebler. Sometimes the Bureau's giddy retinue of entrapment elves can't quite find the sweet spot, and a federal building gets blown up, killing 169 people, including 17 children in a day care center -- and the tax-feeders who helped arrange this crime all got promotions.

Too bad Timothy McVeigh wasn't "entrapped...

2016-06-29T11:29:37.302-06:00

Too bad Timothy McVeigh wasn't "entrapped." Keebler wanted to blow up buildings and kill people. No way he was entrapped. You have no idea what that means.