The Federal Bureau of Investigation has reportedly leaked documents they obtained during a raid on the offices of Project Veritas, according to Big League Politics.
According to the publication, these documents were internal communications between Project Veritas and the New York Times which were obtained during what is being called a “chilling raid” on the home of Veritas founder James O’Keefe.
The FBI’s raid caused questions to be raised about possible ethical conflicts of interest that the government might have to raid a whistleblower’s home and offices, considering that potential government misconduct is a common issue the group investigates.
The New York Times published the internal Veritas documents on Thursday, just days after the weekend raid on O’Keefe which was justified by the publication of Ashley Biden’s personal diary, in which the President’s daughter admits to her “resentment” of Joe and Hunter Biden.
The first daughter’s comments included accusations against President Joe Biden saying that he was a bully with “money and power” and slamming her brother, Hunter Biden, as an embarrassing drug addict.
“In a development further attesting to the FBI’s lack of ethics, the documents in question were prepared by Project Veritas’ lawyer, therefore protected under attorney-client privilege,” Big League Politics reported.
“The FBI isn’t supposed to be even accessing these documents, let alone leaking them to the corporate media.”
Included in the documents published by the media was the kind of details about the group’s operating practices that could make their continued investigation difficult
There were details about email protocols and operating procedures, outlining how employees work their sting operations, and despite the damage likely done, it showed that these operations were done in a legal and ethical manner.
“The establishment corporate media has consistently sought to designate Project Veritas as a criminal organization for publishing information embarrassing to Democrats,” Big League Politics asserted.
A federal judge has ordered that the agency cease and desist from gathering information from O’Keefe, something that could halt any further undercover operations by the feds in their tracks.
The entire endeavor causes Americans, particularly conservatives, to question the motivation behind this operation and whether the FBI is being to enforce the law or assist the government in covering for the current administration’s concerning issues.
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