Lee Smith Nails It Again, The US Postal
Service Surveillance Scandal is Targeting
Trump Supporters Not All Americans
Posted By: earlybird, 4/25/2021 12:45:08 PM
Journalist Lee Smith hits the sweet spot in his discussion of the U.S. Postal Service conducting surveillance on Americans. As Smith notes the targeting is not to identify the political ideology of “all Americans”, rather the objective is surveillance of people who likely did not vote for Joe Biden. (Snip) this type of activity is one long continuum. The IRS was previously used; federal contractors for the FBI have previously been used; allied Big Tech companies have been used; and now the United States Postal Service is running a covert surveillance program against Americans that sounds suspiciously like the prior DHS announcement. So when you put
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Sundance and Smith remind us of other such efforts… all part of their plan… And they have the motive, the means and the opportunities...