FBI Cuts Off Coordination: When Accountability Becomes Inconvenient
The Hill reports the Minneapolis District Attorney's office is pledging an independent investigation after the FBI abruptly cut off coordination following an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) shooting. This move, hailed by some as a principled stance, simply highlights the predictable dance of federal agencies when local scrutiny gets too close. It's a pattern: federal agencies
investigating themselves rarely find fault. The very nature of 'coordination' often means control is ceded, and dissenting narratives are sidelined. One might recall the long history of federal agents operating with impunity, a pattern the mainstream media, when not reporting on the latest political spat, conveniently overlooks. How many 'independent' probes actually lead to fundamental changes
when the feds are in charge?