Comments by "Above Ground" (@Above-Ground) on "Humanitarians Face Prison For Charity Work" video.

  1. FBI investigations into operations involving drug and gang crime, counterterrorism work and other matters of national security are hampered due to the shutdown by the White House.
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  2. Police in upstate New York have arrested three men and a 16-year-old on weapons and conspiracy charges. The four allegedly plotted a bomb attack against an Islamic community. Police chief Patrick Phelan from Greece, N.Y. said the suspects assembled an arsenal including more than 20 firearms and three improvised explosive devices.
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  3. FBI agents say investigations into sex crimes against minors are being stalled because of the shutdown, putting children in jeopardy. The lapse in funding for the FBI has delayed interviews of child victims and stalled grand jury indictments for child sexual assault prosecutions, according to a 72-page report published on Tuesday by an association representing thousands of FBI agents.
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  4. Because of the shutdown, "FBI offices are having investigations stalled including delayed forensic interviews of child victims and delaying grand jury indictments on homicides and child sexual assault prosecutions," according to a 72-page report. "Our child victims deserve timely interviews to increase successful preservation of their testimony," one agent said.
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  5.  Petrazenka  “I will build a great, great wall on our southern border, and I will make Mexico pay for that wall. Mark my words.”   -The Dotard.  Fake News.
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  6.  Petrazenka  <<< This is one severely unhinged psychotic racist. "when latino children die of the complications involved in crossing the desert." <<< This psycho says with a smile.
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  7.  Petrazenka  MAGA - Mueller Ain’t Going Away. Get used to it psycho Lemming.
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  8. @THEKING614 Bank on it.
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  9. The Dotard told people he disliked the address he delivered from the Oval Office. He believed it looked and sounded flat and lifeless. He told a group of TV anchors ahead of the speech he was unconvinced that it would change any minds. And polls seemed to prove him right, a Quinnipiac University survey this week showed only 2% of respondents' minds were changed about the border wall by the speech.
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