Liberty Lockdown A Response to Shawn Ryan and the interview of Sam Shoemate
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Jan 4, 2025 In this thought-provoking discussion, Steve Friend, a recovering FBI agent and whistleblower, delves into the dark corners of government overreach and the complexities of FBI tactics in domestic extremism. He sheds light on chilling communication patterns prior to recent tragedies, hinting at potential manipulation. The conversation also critiques the role of intelligence agencies in events like January 6th, and the socio-political implications of prioritizing security over liberty in America post-9/11. Friend emphasizes the urgent need for transparency and accountability within law enforcement.
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Unsecured Crime Scene
- The FBI searched the New Orleans terrorist's home but left key evidence behind.
- A New York Post reporter toured the unsecured scene, raising questions about the FBI's handling of the case.
FBI Entrapment
- The FBI may have been aware of the New Orleans terrorist beforehand due to their entrapment practices.
- They likely set him up, expecting to control the outcome, but he deviated from their plan.
Veteran Entrapment
- The New Orleans terrorist, a military veteran, was likely entrapped by the FBI.
- The FBI's entrapment methods involve providing inert bombs, which may explain why the initial IEDs didn't detonate.