Former officials explode Patel at the FBI to remove the agent in the Scathing letter

A group of former FBI officials, intelligence and diplomatic and national security officials, issued a letter exploding the FBI director Cash Patel and Deputy Director Dan Bongino to launch it at many of the office agents, saying that they were targeting President Trump’s loyalists.

The group, which calls itself the stable condition, was expelled that the Brian Drskole, Michael Venberg and Walter Giardina were expelled as part of a campaign to dismantle the “long independence” of the FBI as a “political loyalty tool”.

The stable state also claimed that the agents were teachers because they were not loyal to President Donald Trump, before accusing him of managing the appointment of Pattel and Bongino for strong roles despite its inability and which meets the “basic criteria” to lead the “Law Enforcement Agency”.

“It is not a matter of reform. It seems to be control. It seems, is to convert the FBI from a respected investigation service, on a constitutional basis into a personal enforcement arm of a political figure,” says the letter. “We have seen these dynamics abroad – leaders who are loyal to security services are not for the law, but for themselves. These systems do not end well.”

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“The FBI has long been partisan for such corruption: an institution where the rule of law and civil freedoms is balanced with national security demands,” the letter continued. “Its independence is not a bureaucratic advantage; it is a democratic necessity.”

The stable condition told their friends and colleagues at the FBI that they were aware of the pressure they were exposed to.

The letter concluded that “the nation is watching and will be inspired by the FBI. History will be remembered.”

Last Thursday, the FBI, the former director of the Federal Investigation Office, as well as others, including Giardina, toppled a special agent at the FBI who played a role in the investigation of the Trump Trading Adviser Peter Navarro. Steve Jensen, the Acting Manager, is also left in charge of the field office in Washington.

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For his part, Drskole held the position of Acting Director of the Federal Investigation Office before Patel confirmation, and Jensen played a major role in January 6 investigations.

The senior FBI officials told the trio that they need to leave by Friday.

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The FBI, Bongino and Patel, refused to comment on Fox News Digital questions about the state’s fixed claims and the reasons for removing agents from their sites.

MSNBC journalist Ken Dylanan shared social media a copy of the letter from Patel to Giardina.

“This document provides an official notice that you are rejected by brief procedures from your position at the FBI, and removed it from the federal service, under my authority as the FBI director, immediately,” Patel wrote. I have practiced weak rule and a lack of neutrality in carrying out duties, which leads to the political weapons of the government.

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The former FBI’s agent, Phil Kennedy, who was honest on social media regarding dealing with the new system of employees’ affairs, participated in the stable state’s discourse, in reference to the shooting as the last “cleansing” of FBI.

Kennedy wrote in another post: “The FBI” Walter Giardina, the anti -Trump agent who worked in the case of Jack Smith’s documents with Pilot Cash, has been completed by the FBI. “

The news of the firing of agents comes months after thousands of FBI employees in February ordered a questionnaire that raises detailed questions about the potential roles in the investigation on January 6, 2021, an American of riots in Capitol.

The questionnaire, which was reported by Fox News Digital for the first time, was concerned that it can be used to take revenge on the agents participating in January 6 investigations. Those concerns reached a temperature later that month, after the Deputy Prosecutor at that time ordered Emil Bouf at the office to collect a list of all current and former individuals who worked on January 6 cases.

The Trump administration has not yet stated whether to move against the individuals concerned.

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In February, President Trump refused to answer questions about whether his administration would remove the FBI employees participating in the investigation on January 6, 2021, in the United States of riots in Capitol, he told reporters only that he believed that the office was “corrupt” and that the then FBI manager, Patel, would “lead to”.

Breanne Deppisch from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.