The first thing to do is to fix the personnel of the DOJ, because the DOJ is stacked with

traitors, criminals, people like, you know, Charles McGonigil, and others in the FBI who serve

mafia syndicates.

The DOJ has often been used as a front for organized crime.

And I think here it's important to specify that the DOJ encompasses a lot of organizations

within the broader banner, some of which are less corrupt than others, but some of which are incredibly

corrupt. The first of which, of course, is the FBI itself, which historically has been used

for the persecution of activists, for illegal surveillance on U.S. citizens is supposed to be used

for things like stopping terrorism, stopping, oh, I don't know, a coup, stopping

mafia activity.

It increasingly is not.

I mean, honestly, it was never really formed for this purpose.

If you read any biography of J. Edgar Hoover, it was for, you know, selective prosecution

of elements in American society who they found

threatening, say people like, oh, I don't know, Martin Luther King, while other people like, say,

Meyer Lansky could go on and, you know, and do whatever they wanted.

They were notorious, you know, the FBI was for denying that the mafia even existed.

And now that we have, you know,

infiltration of our institutions by organized crime, uh, they continue to do that. So that's one of

these agencies that, you know, sometimes I wonder like, do we need this? Like should the whole thing

just be broken apart, you know, you keep the parts that are actually out there trying to arrest terrorists and violent,

you know, groups, you know, KKK types and whatnot.

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