12 WORST Things the FBI Has Done

[@WatchMojo]

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[@The_Dudester]

The Waco raid February 28, 1993 that ended with the April 19, 1993 murder of 79 Branch Davidians; 21 of these victims were children under the age of 16

[@BB..........]

You left out the plot against President Trump during his first term as president.

[@markcinco8405]

The Kavanaugh coverup and everything entailed - right up to Leonard Leo. If reports are true, HE'S the Illuminati of infamy.

[@lilypolak]

Ummmmmm FBI and MLK has been proven in a court of law dumbass

[@lilypolak]

​@@BB..........no one cares about that nazi

[@toothbrushfromnisemonogatari]

The real worst stuff is probably stuff that we don’t know about yet.

[@Tavalii]

Duh😂

[@crustywaffles1110]

The REALLY bad things we will never know.

[@TreVotheJoke]

Like paying of junkies to raid homes in low income areas in order to stir up social unrest. Every crime statistic 😅

[@terrorgaming459]

Is this not bad enough for you 😂😂😂

[@toothbrushfromnisemonogatari]

@@terrorgaming459 I believe I’ve heard before that the fbi literally use child prostitutes and contribute to actual terrorist organizations for various reasons

[@KennethMcCoy-v7w]

“The date was changed and Weaver wasn’t informed” “All this could’ve been prevented if he just showed up to court” adds up

[@stringfellowlocke2214]

Not to mention Weaver was a target of entrapment.

[@donnietheslayer528]

I legit said outloud “No this couldve been avoided if he was informed of the date change.”

[@Jesus_H._Tap-DancingChrist]

Does he get mail if he's so anti-federal government?

[@Sam-bv7vk]

@@Jesus_H._Tap-DancingChrist Yes he did. In fact, the video's summary is wrong: it wasn't that they changed the date, it was that they sent Weaver the wrong date, then when they realized the mistake they didn't bother to wait until the date they gave him to see if he showed up.

[@blueguy12345]

Only 12... is this part 1 of 72 ?

[@matthewlane2181]

Those 7 parts is just season 1

[@ashtonTk-i7k]

😂😂

[@ashtonTk-i7k]

​@matthewlane2181 😂😂

[@jewferigno6920]

Ok settle down kid who wears a tin foil hat

[@blueguy12345]

@jewferigno6920 are you so ignorant / naïve to think that their isn't more than 12 times where the FBI did terrible things. If you don't, I have a bridge to sell you. Wait, just to make sure. Are you the FBI? Because no one besides the FBI would say such a stupid thing?

[@jackinthebox1993]

Oh man, this list isn't nearly long enough

[@tylergoodman3560]

You only picked 12, Watchmojo? 🎉

[@SPAnComCat]

Huh.🤨

[@Issac.Valentine]

Maybe there'll be a continuation

[@hannahlowe794]

Idk, 12’s an oddly specific number.

[@tarikkash4282]

@@hannahlowe794 I would gone with 13!

[@JAM-MAN-lj2nt]

If everything was included, this video would have a run time of 30 hours.

[@snakemanmike]

On one of my deployments to Iraq my mother passed away. I went home on emergency leave. On my return, flying commercial I checked in and the agent asked for my passport, I told them that I didn't have a passport. I was travelling on orders. Then the agent became some confused, made a phone call. A manager came over and was fooling with the computer. When I asked what was wrong he told me that I was listed as a random selectee for additional screening, and they couldn't get me off the list. I told them it was OK, I didn't care, but they said that it was illegal for them give extra screening to members of the military travelling on orders. They eventually figured it out and I was on my way. I was never a random selectee before or since. The only difference was the final destination on my ticket.- Kuwait City. There was nothing random about their selectees.

[@dam6075]

Thank You for your service

[@LamarBragg]

Are you Muslim or of northern African decent?

[@devdolph]

I tan really deeply due to being 1/4 Native American. I flew to Orlando and had zero issues since it was winter time up north and I was paler but did have a big beard. The way back I was very tan and had my beard still. Of course on my flight back I was “randomly” selected while my dad moved on zero issues since he’s 100% Dutch

[@Mohammad.Alazemi]

May your mother rest in peace, and thank you for your service

[@desperadox7565]

@@dam6075 What do you mean? Illegally attacking a sovereign country? How does that serve you?

[@youtubegamer1780]

What about the whole Richard Jewell thing?

[@chloesmithwalker7565]

Poor guy

[@beautifulmind0711]

I thought about that. I'm surprised they didn't mention it.

[@derrickray5464]

Me too! Imagine doing the right thing, and being persecuted for it. It was soooo bad that we all remember his name. I wonder what he is up to now.

[@fnfiveseven2328]

@@derrickray5464 Richard Jewell? I'm guessing not much since he passed away in 2007.

[@derrickray5464]

@@fnfiveseven2328 I wonder if stress had anything to do with his passing. Wow.

[@turtleant87wilson74]

The assassination of Fred Hampton

[@jimmyneutron1295]

Pretty sure that was CIA which is a whole other cluster fuck.

[@Falcon7001]

I'm surprised that while you named a few people, you didn't mention at all the person behind most everything mentioned. J. Edgar Hoover

[@skrzatino]

14:48 ?

[@INFINITE_SGE]

delete this message champ, they literally mentioned him🤣🤦‍♂

[@queenmoptbo]

Waco doesn't even make the list?!?! WTF

[@keonflowers2886]

I'm not 100%, but believe Waco was mainly ATF

[@matthewpetersen4417]

everything you see is curated to fit the times, dont ever forget that. Ai has become a major threat to real information.

[@jdrummer160]

​@@keonflowers2886it was atf at first. The standoff lasted for days and then fbi got involved.

[@cameronmachado1774]

Well, he was a pedo

[@Human-Equals-Garbage]

I'm pretty sure the ATF fucked that one up. They told people to come out of the house, then the second they saw a person coming out, they started shooting. Wow! What a good job ATF!

[@RiggsBF]

The CIA would require a much longer list than 12.

[@naomihobbit2758]

Absolute power corrupts absolutely!!

[@straightupballin3]

Patriot act ought to be one of the worst damn things theyve ever done

[@krys10011]

....so far

[@samgatiru4223]

Y’all should do more research on The Fred Hampton assassination is truly Vile and disgusting what they did.

[@Mrjonezzz]

Especially the disgusting way they disrespected his wife after the fact.

[@Memebahton]

In awe at the bootlicker acting like Ruby Ridge was Randy Weaver's fault

[@ethanjames5237]

The audacity is insane 😅

[@z0phi3l]

Waco, Ruby Ridge, OKC bombing, the list is fairly long

[@Osmamabin_dyin]

⁠@@z0phi3lcan't forget about the ATF involvement

[@Coats2112]

The 1990s FBI were nuts. Gave live explosives to the first twin tower bombers. Ruby Ridge, Waco. Americans had no trust in the FBI. They were guns a blazin', we found ourselves innocent...

[@geo4256]

It was his fault. Could have just surrendered when the cops showed up. Could have sent his wife and kids out. Could have not put a gun in his kid's hand. Could have not killed 2 FBI agents (BEFORE WIFE AND KID SHOT).

[@CandiceVidito32]

Anytime they have to kill people during a stand off is horrible

[@aidanhever3369]

And I thought the CIA were unrepentant monsters.

[@TiaMarie96]

My papa was one of the men that was put on the watchlist after nine/eleven and it was such a pain for him to get off of the list. They even made him pay to get off of it, if i remember correctly. I wouldn’t put it past the government to make people pay for their mistakes. My papa was a good man that traveled a lot for work and just so happened to have a common name that was used in bad ways. Doesn’t mean every person with his name should be punished

[@shockgtheshawnyboy]

These are just the ones we know about…can you imagine all the shit they’ve done that will never come to light

[@sodog44]

The Larry Naser case was appalling to say the least. They let him do unspeakable things to women gymnasts who went on to represent the US at the olympics, while actively trying to intimidate the victims into changing their story, dropping it, etc, all so the agent in charge could get a job at the I.O.C., which happened, and Naser was allowed to continue his crimes. Watching the victims at the Senate hearing was heartbreaking.

[@Human-Equals-Garbage]

12:23 I live in Portland, and that incident was really intense over here. To learn the FBI was involved and screwed with that kids head so much that they got what they wanted is insanely ridiculous and infuriating.

[@Keiphton27]

RIP to the Weaver family. That was one of the most awful events. Terrible and should have never happened. RIP.

[@samwetherhold08]

12:59 so...entrapment? Not surprised.

[@JorenMyers]

This was the subject of this weeks new episode of Law & Order

[@samwetherhold08]

@JorenMyers ya didn't call "spoiler alert!" 😂😂😂

[@BjornWithASlash]

That we know about*

[@george.a_m]

FBI saying : “all of this could’ve been prevented if he’d just surrendered” (the death of his wife and son😢)

[@adelguy67]

Their "alleged" involvement in the JFK assassination!

[@lisabottom6882]

We bout to find out 🍿🍿🍿

[@lisabottom6882]

They have 15 days from the day President Trump signed the EO 🚬🚬🚬

[@heath1948]

@@adelguy67 that was the CIA

[@benjamingrunbaum3601]

Framing people for murder.... hmmm... will they talk about framing JE Ray?

[@grayj7441]

Partnership in assassination of Malcolm X.

[@heath1948]

@@grayj7441 and the assassination of Martin luther King Jr

[@jewferigno6920]

Fbi had nothing to do with malcom x or Mlks murder you inbred

[@JohnstownJohnny]

WACO!?!? 🤔

[@jdrummer160]

Even tho David was crazy. Waco was fucked up. The series even made my girl cry watching the people burn. Fbi using illegal gas and killed women and kids and got away with it.

[@geo4256]

@@jdrummer160 Bullshit, they used off the shelf tear gas. Watched the whole thing live.

[@jdrummer160]

@geo4256 yeah it was flammable also.

[@jdrummer160]

@geo4256 also the same fbi involved with Waco shot a pregnant woman and got away with it. The people were trying to sue but lost. Fbi for ya.

[@Ajaws]

That was the ATFs fault. Ruby ridge was the Marshals and FBI’s fault and Waco was the ATF’s fault.

[@devincreislerstudios]

Philadelphia 1985…

[@xchionali2489]

The most heinous are the ones we know nothing about.

[@JOJNC]

Get ready to update this list in a couple of years

[@georgepdogg2365]

CONTELPRO: Keith Forsyth, Bonnie Raines, John C. Raines, Robert Williamson, William C. Davidon and those other two "burglers," are truly American Patriots, American Heros.

[@ottagol1985]

That one in Portland reminded me of a scene from an episode of the animated show, "This Just In". The Mexican Bartender gets mistaken for a terrorist and gets put into jail. During the interrogation, another agent (along with Pat Buchanan, I believe?) kept taking the bartender's words out of context to fit the terrorist narrative. When Buchanan leaves, the bartender goes, "Why are you lying?". And the agent responds, "We never get any terrorists here. Do you know how much trouble I would be if I didn't make stuff up?".

[@intoHeck1964]

The worst FBI crime is that very few, if any, of the people responsible for the crimes the FBI commits are prosecuted and have justice delivered. The FBI will defend them and classify any related material implicating them until the statute of limitations is over, the perpetrator is long dead or have 1-2 people take the fall.

[@cadman2300]

You left out them destroying Puerto Rico's push for independence. I work at a supermarket and hate that we sell Domino brand sugar.

[@Rage867]

lol. At 12:15 they say sometimes the FBI doesn't even follow their own rules and on screen the FBI driver runs a stop sign.

[@livinginnorthernaz]

How could you leave Waco off this list?

[@amitch1974]

I think the ATF were the lead agency on that one, so wait for their list?

[@QveenRex]

They’ve covered Waco on other lists

[@zanethind3533]

What they did to Central and South America should be on here

[@ΓεωργίαΤσιρεπλή]

That was CIA but yeah

[@georgesouthwick7000]

And they really have never been held accountable for any of it.

[@DavidStarrUSA]

Trump belongs in jail.

[@keynanmartinez]

The worst thing they've done is they keep screaming "FBI OPEN UP!" With a full squad on every inch of your home.

[@sknl4015]

Bruh your crazy....😂🤣

[@sknl4015]

You watch to much vines that troll...😂🤣

[@razaabbas7212]

What about the time they had mafia enforcer Gregory Scarpa be an informant against the KKK.

[@99mrpogi]

Or how about setting up James whitey Bulger to get murdered in prison

[@yonimillan1419]

Lets play a game you guys guess how long this video will stay up

[@Ddanielgonzalez]

I give it a day

[@finbarrgeary2162]

Change is here.. I see another one in 12 months..

[@thedonald011]

I'm glad that even though they have never been punished, they learned their lesson and will never do any of these things again!

[@swingcity7]

I swear. Mojo switches sides sooooo quick lol 😅

[@tomogden2432]

"Sides"?

[@swingcity7]

@ lol your team lost. Stop being contrite.

[@tomogden2432]

@ - WTF are you babbling about? Why do tw@ts like you always try to make it about politics?

[@user-nm7py8ek7r]

i think we need to send this to trump now

[@tomogden2432]

Why? To give him ideas?

[@user-nm7py8ek7r]

@@tomogden2432 what do you mean?

[@AndersonNeo12]

No:1 - Closing the X-Files. Agent Mulder & Scully were so close.

[@HVS-gk7oo]

Now give us the second video with 12 more.

[@ashtonTk-i7k]

Do a part 2. There's a lot of horrible things they've done.

[@JuicyCarolime]

It actually made me scream when that man tried to say that it was justified because he didn't show up in court 😮 what a heartless a******

[@CanadianSmoke]

Hmm... no mention of Waco?

[@rockitsurjon8629]

I did not know Brokaw received one of those letters. That one should have went out first.

[@JetWolfe77]

Interesting timing to put this video out..

[@jimbrennan1181]

Now do the CIA.

[@johnmcmanus2447]

This is part one of a verrrrrry long series. Cia list will be up in 2035, assuming daily uploads

[@Ddanielgonzalez]

Make another list, this is too short

[@carlknecht9784]

I guess I’ll go back to watching Gilligans island.

[@Tyler-k2o]

Ruby is 11 huh? Damn if that's 11 I can't even imagine what's coming up lol ❤

[@javib2978]

How I Grew Up During The 2000's Era. Born From The USA. And My Lack of Political Ideas as a Whole. So, for Me. This story about growing up. I was never a Liberal or Conservative. I am apolitical to political views. I'm a Moderate. The people who are the middle, the average citizen, a bystander. I am not a mouthpiece of social critique. I am social acceptance, peace, compassion, awareness, have limits, and a pampered person, who behaves like a child in mindset. Just because people couldn't vote, stand up for themselves, or have been panicking or cowering in fear, and some even have apathy struggles. That doesn't mean the excuse to blame them, making them into political mascot props or mindless sheep by force. That is just wrong for others doing to these folks. That is like taking away their own rights, and can be against their own will. I can't have any of this! You don't need to be Liberal or Conservative to vote. Most people are on the Moderate side. People who are interested in political views, but, not voting, protesting, or be involved in presidential campaigns. That what political apathy was known for throughout the years. While I do have flaws. I want to be a person to preach as empathy, compassion, care, attention, reasoning, and philosophy over political views. So, there's a reason, why I am a person, living in a childlike fantasy world. I am scared to grow up, forced to be a man. I do want to leave everything about my childish mindset, imagination, creativity, escapism, and innocence as a whole. I need this, as a cope mechanism. For me to handle my own flaws about social experiences, pressure, and help out people and society together. It is okay to still be child and babylike. No matter how old I am! How are the Hippies failures, The people from the McCarthyism era, Nepo Babies, ect. Have been a failure? Why was McCarthyism even been made for? How about MeToo? Or even the Bush Administration? Those my own questions about morality, censorship laws, and my guess here about past generations that came before my own generation. I think McCarthyism, was a critique, a parody of fascism, paranoia, fighting off The Red Scare after all. It was about an analysis about rebellion, questioning about morality, and the fight against tyrannical methods as a whole. By any the means necessary trope. I think, Joseph McCarthy may be a right wing objectivist all along. In a morally grey perspective. Something like Rorschach of Watchmen, V from V For Vendetta. Or something like Frank Castle, The Punisher. A quote from Punisher The End: "The human race. You've seen what that leads to." Speech of dialogue from Rorschach: "This city is afraid of me. I have seen it's true face. The accumulated sins and errors from the CIA, FBI, politicians, and government officials will look up and shout "Save us!"... And I'll whisper "No." Joseph McCarthy is a somewhat mysterious man in his time period in the 1950's. Who had surrendered for his own cause and beliefs, for the world to be witnessing all this. My own version would be like: "All of the people who throw shade at civilians who panicking, or are mocked, bullied, and blamed for no excuse. Just because a crime or incident has happened, there are people who end up throwing shade at anyone for no excuse. Trying to blame civilians, families, elderly, and not caring about society as a whole. Or, they're about say things like "Nobody said anything about it!!" "Because others were afraid, scared to raise their voices, or they stood there but, couldn't do anything but watch." Then, the ones who wrongfully blamed others. They will realize their very own errors and big mistakes for not caring about the defenseless people. They will look up and shout "Save us!"... And I whisper "No." "I'm sorry, I can't do anything but watch". " That's what life is." That is my viewpoint of Objectivism. I will never choose the morally grey path. I prefer to be Moderate Good only. Just an analysis. There is a reason I prefer to side myself with good morals, over grey morality. I only understand good and bad sides only. No grey morality area. I only fight back, if peaceful resolutions fail. I rather have some limits in the moral spectrum. There have been morally grey people, while some are good nobles one in American history. About folks like Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, Barack Obama, and Donald Trump. During their time as president? Or just because there are wives, children, companions, or relatives to people like Joseph McCarthy, Donald Trump, George W, Bush, and many more figures in history. This doesn't mean to mock, ignore, bully, or judge their own loved ones. That's not okay for me. I would have pity on these people. It's not their fault. As I have noticed, America is not perfect. We all have flaws, even throughout history alike. We all just humans. I know that 911 was a traumatic day the world had witnessed. Yes, I know some people described post-911 as an "angry", "paranoid", and "overly-patriotic" time for America. But films such as Zero Dark Thirty, The Hurt Locker, Postal, and God Bless America. To me, it feels like a glorification of the angry or cynical side of America instead of a critique. This rubs me the wrong way. Films like Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close, The Book of Henry, and The Goldfinch. Those three films, are a departure from the angry side of post-911 America. The film of Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close especially. For the plot, long story short. It's about an autistic child named Oskar. The young protagonist, wants to learn how and why his father passed away during that fateful day. It depicts the the events of 911, through the eyes of a child. I don't think post-911, was always an angry or cynical time. Not all people are like that. Some have become to sensitive, soft, or emotional due to the aftermath of 911. I sometimes struggle to speak up with other people. I don't make sense sometimes, and I do have smarts, confidence, bravery, strength, and passion in myself. I speak up, fight back, or answer when the time comes. In my soul, heart, ideals, spirit, and mind alike. Even in darkest of times. There will always be a path of childlike joy, innocence, strong, and a hopeful time for the world. This is how I remember growing up in the 2000's.

[@Tydyt]

The worst things we know they done so far...

[@JoseHernandez-Mendez]

Typical FBI activities

[@blackdragon6]

Now do the CIA next 😂

[@JefferyYoung-g5u]

They are watching you watch this

[@lisabottom6882]

💀🤣💀🤣💀

[@jonathanwolfe7416]

patriot act was one of the most unpatriotic

[@leonardolim8976]

Putting on the "do you know who I am" card to make themself superior and abuse their power

[@lbadbear1474]

This list is bogus. Leonard Peltier being wrongly imprisoned is the worst thing they've done.

[@geo4256]

Thank you. This list is an apology for crazy white men.

[@Elizabeth-ic3lh]

Oh honey if you think falsely imprisoning one person when there are thousands in the same situation that's sad 😂

[@howardoller443]

@lbadbear1474 What are you talking about? There was forensic evidence and eyewitnesses that together linked Peltier directly to the killings of the FBI Agents.

[@tomogden2432]

Yeah, that's bad, but murdering innocent civilians is worse.

[@FrankGhal]

Forgot the part that the FBI entrapped randy on that shotgun to make him an informant then when he refused they changed his court date without telling him and shot his 14 year old son, his wife while holding a baby and his friend

[@johnmcmanus2447]

12? Must be a prologue

[@StuntmanDanHemi]

Leave it to warchmojo to make short lists for topics that can keep going all night long, but make top 100s on topics they have covered idk how many times before....

[@daskritterhaus5491]

uhuh. THIS IS JUST THE STUFF YOU KNOW ABOUT

[@serbonkers4130]

Hello watchmojo whats up

[@bobbybenson2]

my grand father was assigned to the fire station across from the Lorraine hotel when Dr. Kings was shot the FBI took over the stations bed hall and if you look out those windows it was the perfect place to make the shoot that killed Dr. King ...to his dying day he swore the FBI did the shot from there and if you look really hard at it i'd bet it was true...the firefighters where not allowed in that part of the station till late at night ..they moved any blacks that worked there to a different location during this time frame ..i believe my grand father on this one if you watch the story unfold certain things like the patsy screaming he was framed..if you look at the pictures when Dr. King was shot they are pointing to the fire station to many things didn't line up for what they said happened

[@johnmcmanus2447]

They did. For James Earl Ray to have done it from the angle they said he did was impossible because there was a tree in the way. Then the police conveniently cut that tree down one night

[@pauluhliar6838]

Number 1 had better be just existing as it is.

[@HelenHish]

Jeesas, this is depressing.

[@GetInTouchTV]

number 1 is correct.

[@donnapauley8183]

Ok, that jerk at the end that says they only wanted Randy Waever to show up in court and all of it could have been avoided should have been thrown in jail! You change the date and don’t tell him and then come to his land armed and ready for a fight! You killed his wife while, may not be true, holding a child!!! You shot his teenage son!! All of you should have been in prison!! This right here is when I started questioning my government!!! What the actual heck??

[@cosmicHalArizona]

The p act rips citizens rights to shreds

[@kidz4p509]

Hard to gather more than 12 without getting caught.

[@ronmeadors4638]

There is only so much room for accusations. This could take up the whole thing. I thought they stopped at 1955

[@thejtd21]

Remember, it wouldn't be a stereotype if it wasn't somewhat true.

[@LJProductions247]

Also they don’t get rid of anything after getting caught they change the name of it and move forward

[@anthonycampbell5751]

Top 12 things you know of

[@PlaylistsStation1]

12 that you can only tell us about. There's much more.

[@Icehawklb]

How in the world is Waco not on this list? In my opinion Waco is by far the worst one.

[@d9.t]

Watchmojo did not harm themselves

[@Gabriel-Crandall]

The worst thing they ever did was stopping me helping the transformers in 2007

[@eec589]

You’re thinking of Sector 7.

[@Gabriel-Crandall]

@ I tried man I really tried, but the donuts, they were good

[@eec589]

@@Gabriel-Crandall Ah, I understood the reference.

[@danielwinland7]

You can't make the media look worse than they are, and ruby ridge got screwed by the ATF

[@DragonHeart-cm1tx]

To no one's surprise, you didn't mention the FBI going door to door and killing anything that moved during the second massacre of Wounded Knee. I'm Oglala Lakota and have family that were there. I also have ancestors who were at the first massacre of Wounded Knee.

[@roy19491]

FBI is misspelled; it is KGB/Gestapo/Thought Police.........

[@ericja24]

All these situations and J6 was left of the list

[@Superfan109]

Try 1,200 lmao 🤣

[@Dangic23]

12. Part 1 of a 99,000 episodes series.

[@z0phi3l]

Of all the things listed, "harming journalism" is not one, they did that to themselves decades ago

[@memadmax69]

Yea, this stuff was just training compared to what the FBI does now...

[@SpaceBethC131]

And the Mar A Lago Raid?

[@w4shep]

When we build a hammer, why are we surprised when everything becomes a nail?

[@MrTomuxas666]

What about what happened in Waco ?

[@2Burgers_1Pizza]

I'd say the MO still tracks. You only need to look out for the indicators.

[@andrewglenn7392]

How could they forget about j Edgar hoover blackmailing the entire congressional and political world for 30 years, it was well documented and confirmed on multiple people