mark francis
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The FBI has been reporting false numbers built upon deceptive data collections but the agency is now admitting it lied.
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FBI Quietly Changes Crime Data, Confirming Trump Claims that Crime Is Rising Under Biden
The FBI has long been seen as a bastion of American law enforcement, but in recent years, its reputation has taken a nosedive. From controversial investigations to politically charged scandals, the once-respected agency is now viewed with growing skepticism by the public.
One of the most striking examples came when the FBI raided the home of a former president—Donald Trump—over what amounted to a paperwork dispute. The FBI, under the guise of national security, stormed Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence, raising eyebrows and sparking outrage among conservatives. ...
From The Blaze:
It appears that Trump was correct when he told Time magazine that the “FBI fudged the numbers” and possibly also when he suggested during the second presidential debate that the FBI data “was a fraud” — just as he appears to have been correct about U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ bogus jobs numbers.
The Crime Prevention Research Center recently reported that the FBI stealthily changed its crime data for 2022 — a year in which cities like Phoenix, New York City, and Los Angeles failed to submit crime data. ...
Democratic officials and their allies in the media have, of course, denied this, waving around incomplete FBI data that suggested violent crime had dropped in recent years. ...
But guess what? Trump was right. According to a report from the Crime Prevention Research Center (CPRC), the FBI quietly adjusted its 2022 crime data to reveal that violent crime had actually spiked by at least 4.5%.
Originally, the FBI had claimed that violent crime fell by 2.1%, a stat widely paraded by liberal media as proof that the Biden-Harris administration was doing a fantastic job on public safety. But that turned out to be a lie. ...
John Lott Jr., president of the CPRC, made it clear that the media has been looking at only one side of the story. He explained that there are two key measures of crime in the U.S.: the FBI’s data, which only tracks reported crimes, and the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS), which measures both reported and unreported crimes.
For years, these two metrics moved in tandem, but since 2020, they’ve been diverging dramatically. While the FBI claimed violent crime dropped slightly in 2022, the NCVS showed a massive spike in violent victimization—up 55% between 2020 and 2023. ...
They deserve the truth, but instead, they’re being fed lies by their own government agencies, backed up by a compliant media that’s more interested in pushing a narrative than reporting the facts.
FBI Quietly Changes Crime Data, Confirming Trump Claims that Crime Is Rising Under Biden
How long are we going to put up with the lies?
pjnewsletter.com
FBI Quietly Changes Crime Data, Confirming Trump Claims that Crime Is Rising Under Biden
The FBI has long been seen as a bastion of American law enforcement, but in recent years, its reputation has taken a nosedive. From controversial investigations to politically charged scandals, the once-respected agency is now viewed with growing skepticism by the public.
One of the most striking examples came when the FBI raided the home of a former president—Donald Trump—over what amounted to a paperwork dispute. The FBI, under the guise of national security, stormed Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence, raising eyebrows and sparking outrage among conservatives. ...
From The Blaze:
It appears that Trump was correct when he told Time magazine that the “FBI fudged the numbers” and possibly also when he suggested during the second presidential debate that the FBI data “was a fraud” — just as he appears to have been correct about U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ bogus jobs numbers.
The Crime Prevention Research Center recently reported that the FBI stealthily changed its crime data for 2022 — a year in which cities like Phoenix, New York City, and Los Angeles failed to submit crime data. ...
Crime Data Manipulation: Trump Was Right
One of the latest blows to the FBI’s credibility comes from a revelation that they fudged crime data—big time. President Trump has long claimed that crime is much worse than the government, and particularly the FBI, is willing to admit.Democratic officials and their allies in the media have, of course, denied this, waving around incomplete FBI data that suggested violent crime had dropped in recent years. ...
But guess what? Trump was right. According to a report from the Crime Prevention Research Center (CPRC), the FBI quietly adjusted its 2022 crime data to reveal that violent crime had actually spiked by at least 4.5%.
Originally, the FBI had claimed that violent crime fell by 2.1%, a stat widely paraded by liberal media as proof that the Biden-Harris administration was doing a fantastic job on public safety. But that turned out to be a lie. ...
John Lott Jr., president of the CPRC, made it clear that the media has been looking at only one side of the story. He explained that there are two key measures of crime in the U.S.: the FBI’s data, which only tracks reported crimes, and the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS), which measures both reported and unreported crimes.
For years, these two metrics moved in tandem, but since 2020, they’ve been diverging dramatically. While the FBI claimed violent crime dropped slightly in 2022, the NCVS showed a massive spike in violent victimization—up 55% between 2020 and 2023. ...
They deserve the truth, but instead, they’re being fed lies by their own government agencies, backed up by a compliant media that’s more interested in pushing a narrative than reporting the facts.
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