Those brave ATF agents (street level enforcers)

Editor's note: The US corporation and its federally subcontracted corporations like the ATF are genuinely concerned about the potential for violence against entities of the US corporation considering the coming 2024 election of President Trump. The current director of the ATF is Steven M. Dettelbach (earned $1.7 million in 2021) and is a Biden appointee. Dettelback has a yearly salary of $224,249 as director of the ATF so he eats pretty well. It is likely the pressure is on for the ATF to go after Americans to eat out their sustenance and harass them. The ATF is controlled by the Senior Executive Service (SES) and the SES is controlled by the British. The ATF has a budget of $1.5 billion (FY 2022) with 5,099 employees of which 2,586 (approx.) are special agents who all need careers, salaries, benefits, bonuses, perks, insurance coverage and the icing on the cake: federal pensions. What Dettelbach doesn't address are the thousands of blacks killing each other every year in large cities all across the US. Why isn't the ATF penetrating these cities and disarming violent blacks? They can't because these brave ATF agents are afraid of them. The ATF is representative of collapsing western integrity where incompetence and mediocrity have been institutionalized.

State Rep. Demands Investigation After Seven Vehicles Carrying a Dozen ATF Agents with AR-15s and Tactical Gear Raided Gun Dealer's Home in Oklahoma

News update on the ATF for 7 August 2023:

Exclusive: Rep. Matt Gaetz Blasts ATF for Allegedly Retaliating Against Congressional Witness

Over roughly $15 billion dollars spent and 30 years later remember when the ATF went on a US corporate state sanctioned killing spree in Waco, Texas?

And what wtf is going on here? Simple: These large bureaucracies are in existence to protect themselves. The IRS's actual expenditures were almost $14.3 billion for overall operations in Fiscal Year (FY) 2022 with a small army at roughly 93,654 employees. This bureaucracy is going to go into survival mode even if it means gearing up with $10 million in weapons and munitions.

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