Dismantle both of them, root, branch, and bough.
The Historical Corruption of the FBI and CIA
The FBI and the CIA have been involved in numerous scandals and instances of corruption over the last 70 years. These scandals have included illegal surveillance, wiretapping, blackmail, and other tactics aimed at social movements, as well as unethical experiments, failed operations, and human rights abuses. These scandals have not only damaged the reputation of these agencies, but also eroded public trust in the government as a whole.
It is important to hold these agencies accountable for their actions and to demand transparency and oversight in their operations. The FBI and CIA are necessary for protecting national security, but they must do so within the bounds of the law and without violating the rights of citizens or engaging in unethical practices.
In recent years, there have been efforts to reform these agencies and improve their accountability, including the implementation of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) and the creation of the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (PCLOB). However, more needs to be done to address the root causes of corruption and scandal within these agencies.
Ultimately, the FBI and CIA must work to rebuild public trust and demonstrate their commitment to upholding the law and protecting the rights of citizens. This will require a concerted effort to address past wrongs, implement reforms, and foster a culture of accountability and transparency within these agencies. Only then can the FBI and CIA truly fulfill their vital role in safeguarding national security while upholding the principles of democracy and justice.
A “vital role” that, strangely enough, is mentioned nowhere in the US Constitution, not even once. As such, “more” will always “need to be done,” until such time as the American escutcheon has been cleansed of the stain left upon it by their corruption, fully-witting election-tampering, and general thuggishness.
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The FBI simply gets disbanded. They do far more damage than help to the American people, and that was when they were trying to catch some of the bad guys. Now they are irredeemable.
The CIA, gone. Turn over all the intelligence to military intelligence, and fire all the commies in the military and at state.
Add the State dept. Cut it by 2/3’s. Even then it will be “fat”.
Get rid of any and all federal departments that states can perform the functions of when there is even a function worth performing.
Not merely disband, but also execute for their treason. Them put their heads on pikes around the Beltway.
Pour encourager les autres.
If you paid your Mafia taxes, they actually PROTECTED you.
Seen any sign of that from your GOVERNMENT lately???
There’s nothing wrong with both organizations that couldn’t best be solved by a couple of small suitcase nukes at their HQ, with all personnel present for duty at detonation.
Failing that, lining them up against a wall and shooting them all would be a good second choice, followed by farming any actually constructive activities out to agencies with no armed agents, and requiring that as a condition of continued existence.
There is clearly a need for a national intelligence apparatus, but for starters, the people working there should have some.
And while one can make the case for a national-level investigative agency, having a state police force of JBTs is a much harder sell, but if you’re going to do it, anyone with any experience in the current one should be barred from federal employment for life, just for openers, on the grounds that they’re hopelessly corrupt and irredeemably tainted.