Ken Klippenstein

Ken Klippenstein

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  • 5 days ago | kenklippenstein.com | Ken Klippenstein

    We need more paid subscribers to keep doing this work; please subscribe, renew yours (or gift one) if you can!What began as a public relations exercise to highlight the FBI’s uncontroversial work investigating child predators has ended up in the dark alleyways of QAnon conspiracy. The Bureau wants you to believe that shadowy pedophile cabals are behind a surge of crimes committed against children.

  • 1 week ago | kenklippenstein.com | Ken Klippenstein

    How do you spot the undercover FBI guy at a peace rally? He’s the one with the spit-shined sandals. That joke dates back to the Vietnam era; but today the times are a-changin’ again. From an organization of crew cuts, cheap suits and “gumshoes,” the Bureau now wants you to see its agents as commandos, dressed in full tactical gear like they’re SEAL Team 6.

  • 2 weeks ago | kenklippenstein.com | Ken Klippenstein

    We’re losing many subscribers because of the economic downturn; please subscribe so we can keep doing this workWhen federal authorities arrested Wisconsin circuit court judge Hannah Dugan this week, they publicized photos of police escorting her into an unmarked vehicle, their faces blurred out so they couldn’t be identified.

  • 2 weeks ago | kenklippenstein.com | Ken Klippenstein

    The first episode of our new YouTube channel responds to the backlash against our story this week about the avalanche of leaks threatening to bury Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. Help us grow by subscribing to our channel (link here), where you can find the full episode.

  • 3 weeks ago | kenklippenstein.com | Ken Klippenstein

    Eighty year old Sen. Dick Durbin of Illinois did something today I wasn’t expecting from the Senate’s second-highest ranking Democrat. He voluntarily let go of power. “I truly love the job of being United States senator but in my heart, I know it’s time to pass the torch,” he said in a short video statement declaring that he will not run for reelection and will retire when his term ends.

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