Good day all. It’s time to fire up the “Way Back” machine and recall how the news came out that the National School Board Association wanted the DoJ to arrest parents who were loudly, but peacefully demanding changes to school curricula.
These demands came out when Parents, who were now working at home thanks to the Biden Lockdown, saw, for the first time, what their children were actually being taught. To say they were upset would be a very large understatement. Flat out rage would be a more accurate description.
This led to parents confronting teachers and school boards about the WOKE, hard left crap being shoved down their children’s throats. The School Boards, which are, or were at the time, pretty much wholly owned by the Teachers Unions, were rather unhappy at having to actually talk to parents. This led to the National School Board Association, NSBA, to send a letter to the DoJ demanding that they declare these uppity parents domestic terrorists.
The whole thing blew up in their collectivist faces and the NSBA basically imploded as more then half the states pulled out. Party of this was the discovery that the Biden Maladministration and the DoJ colluded with the NSBA in writing the letter. Now new information is coming out that shows that then Attorney General Merrick Garland was looking for any way he could declare these parents as domestic terrorists. Here are the details from Fox News:
A conservative legal group revealed a tranche of correspondence on Friday from the Biden administration’s Department of Justice (DOJ) shedding new light on the behind-the-scenes discussions about a controversial directive former Attorney General Merrick Garland gave about school boards.
The document dump included an email from a deputy attorney general aide that said the DOJ was searching for a “federal hook” to use to address a letter the National School Boards Association (NSBA) wrote to the White House raising alarm about parents who were, at the time, expressing outrage at school board meetings across the country over COVID-19 mandates, critical race theory, and transgender policies.
“We’re aware; the challenge here is finding a federal hook. But WH has been in touch about whether we can assist in some form or fashion,” deputy attorney general aide Kevin Chambers wrote to a colleague on Oct. 1, 2021.
When these scum refer to the “White House” in the collective, they aren’t talking about the figurehead president, Joe “Mush for brains” Biden. We know he wasn’t actually running anything, if he ever was. What else we’re seeing was the Democrats complete and utter contempt for the Constitution of the United States, especially the 1st Amendment protections for free speech. You would have expected the lawyers at the DoJ, especially Merrick Garland, to shut this nonsense down. You would be wrong.
Garland issued a directive on Oct. 4, 2021, mobilizing the FBI to assist local law enforcement partners with a “disturbing spike in harassment, intimidation, and threats of violence” against school administrators.
There was a slight problem with this. There was no threats of violence. As to the harassment? These were parents speaking out at school board meetings. Intimidation? Well I certainly hope those power mad thugs felt intimidated, in the sense that they were going to be voted out of office by very angry parents. However, none of this was in any way, shape or form criminal.
Garland said during a congressional hearing soon thereafter that he had issued the order just after the NSBA sent a letter to the White House, which the NSBA later retracted, that had asked the White House to investigate parents displaying threatening behavior at school board meetings as possible “domestic terrorists.”
That was typical federal overreach. At worst, this would have been a local law enforcement affair if things had gotten out of hand, (Which they never did) If Garland had sent in his federal stormtroopers to arrest parents, it would have gone sideways very quickly.
We know the usual tactics for the FBI is to crash doors in the middle of the night. Throw in stun grenades and shoot anyone who looks sideways at them. Since parents would have no reason to expect that sort of raid, and if they had their own weapons, they would have gone to protect their children from what they thought was a home invasion. Depending on the circumstances, you would have probably ended up with dead parents, and probably a few dead agents.
More of them show some DOJ lawyers raising concern among their colleagues about the department taking any action on the school board letter.
Well I should hope so!
“I read the letter from NSBA, and looked at the links for a handful of footnotes, and it appears to me that the vast, vast majority of the behavior cited cannot be reached by federal law,” one DOJ attorney wrote to colleagues in an email on Oct. 3, 2021, adding that “almost all of the language being used is protected by the First Amendment.”
The NSBA’s letter, and Garland’s subsequent directive that came as a result of the letter, were criticized by Republicans for containing flimsy evidence suggesting some parents presented a threat that warranted federal action. Critics also said it chilled parents’ freedom to speak at school board meetings.
Well that was the intention after all, to shut up parents and let the “Professional Educational Elites” continue indoctrinated their children and using them on occasion as sex toys.
Garland repeatedly maintained when pressed by Republican lawmakers about controversial matters that the DOJ worked independently of the White House, but the new emails about the school board letter undermine that message.
So Garland lied again. I’m shocked. (No actually, I’m not)
The same DOJ lawyer who raised concerns about acting on the NSBA letter also noted that local law enforcement could address parents disturbing the peace or trespassing. “Nothing remotely federal,” the lawyer wrote.
Like I said, this was all local when any actual laws were broken. Nice to see at least one DoJ lawyer has read the Constitution.
Former DOJ official Sparkle Sooknanan, who later became a Biden-appointed federal judge, was the one to set off internal conversation about whether the DOJ could do anything about the school board letter. Sooknanan sent out a rushed email during the weekend, on Oct. 2, 2021, making a “quick-turn request” about the NSBA letter just after it was sent to the White House.
“Are there any authorities [the Civil Rights Division] enforces that could help address this issue?” Soonanan wrote.
And this scumbag is on the bench now? Why yes, she is and wouldn’t you know it, she’s not a native born American citizen. She was born in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago and immigrated to the United States. I can’t find any details on when she became a citizen, but it looks like she immigrated here when she was 16 to attend college. From the little I’ve found, she’s your typical Biden judge. One that needs to be removed from the Bench as quickly as possible via lawful means.
The revelation comes as the White House has changed its posture during the Trump administration to overtly coordinate with the DOJ, including to investigate the president’s political opponents.
One recently fired DOJ employee of nearly two decades alleged to CBS News that the Trump DOJ has shown no concerns about coordinating with the White House.
“There used to be a line, used to be a very distinct separation between the White House and the Department of Justice, because one should not interfere with the work of the other,” the ex-employee said. “That line is very definitely gone.”
There was never any sort of line between the DoJ and the White House ever. Granted, President Trump did keep the DoJ at arms length in his first term and we saw how that worked out. Then we saw just he corrupt the Biden/Garland DoJ was. When this scandal first broke a couple of years ago, there was the usual denials that the White House was involved and that the DoJ would never do any such thing. Well now we know that Garland was actively involved with trying to find a way to arrest parents for daring to stand up to the Educational Elites. The question now is, what can we do about it? If you have any ideas, the comments are below.
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