September 24. 2020

FBI Director Christopher Wray

The Breonna Taylor murder is more proof of law enforcement misusing the already struggling U.S. Postal Service for questionable means. 26-year-old, law abiding black woman, Taylor, a medical technician who lived in Louisville, Kentucky, was murdered in her sleep. She was shot to death by trigger happy police officers in her property under a highly questionable warrant.

The warrant was fraudulently obtained by the Louisville Police Department, who dispatched police officers Jonathan Mattingly, Brett Hankinson and Myles Cosgrove to Taylor's home. The warrant wrongly identified Taylor's home as a drug property, due to the man she dated 2-years prior being a drug dealer. It was guilt by association with absolutely no proof.

The police department lied on the warrant stating Taylor's ex-boyfriend was receiving packages of drugs at her home. The police falsely stated on the warrant that this was confirmed by a U.S. Postal Service inspector. However, the U.S. Postal Service went on record after the murder and publicly confirmed they never worked with the police and it was a government agency that asked them to monitor packages to Taylor's home.

The U.S. Postal Service obliged and reported back to the government agency that they found no questionable packages going to Taylor's home ("There are no packages of interest going there"). After Taylor's murder, police found no drugs in her property, proving the U.S. Postal Service correct and the police wrong.

Taylor, an innocent woman was shot to death, because police abused the court system to obtain fraudulent warrants and used the U.S. Postal Service to improperly spy on her as well. This too should have resulted in criminal charges, but as with Taylor's murder, no one was held to account by the law.

Corruption has become commonplace in certain law enforcement circles (FBI And NSA Outed Again In New Court Ruling For Illegally Spying On People In America Confirming Previous Site Claims). For instance, the FBI has corrupted the U.S. Postal Service, in conscripting employees to spy on innocent people for political reasons. There are also incidents of the FBI giving postal service workers orders to harass people they've knowingly and falsely labeled criminals, in acts that are being done for political reasons.

I brought this matter up in my letter to Congress last year in an unrelated matter and 14-months later here is an ugly and glaring example of what I referenced to the legislature in 2019, as law enforcement misused the U.S. Postal Service in the Breonna Taylor case. The police falsified a warrant they asked a judge to sign, in stating in said warrant application that the U.S. Postal Service via one of their inspectors, certified that drug packages were being sent to Taylor's home.

Breonna Taylor

The U.S. Postal Service was forced to make a public statement after Taylor's murder, revealing they never worked with the police in this matter. Therefore, the officers lied to get the warrant they used to fraudulently enter Taylor's property and murder her, an innocent woman, in her sleep.

The FBI has used the U.S. Postal Service to target people for political reasons (BLM, Antifa, conservative and libertarian media/internet figures), via demanding the post office divert their letters and packages temporarily or indefinitely, sometimes not reaching their homes/business at all.

The corrupt FBI is in criminal possession of letters and packages belonging to innocent people they illegally target for political reasons, with no legal grounds to do so. The FBI has been engaging in a corrupt practice of having the U.S. Postal Service hold people's time sensitive items to ensure work and bill deadlines are missed.

It is not that said letters and packages contain anything questionable, but under the FBI's illegal COINTELPRO program they never got rid of (you know, the one they used to kill Martin Luther King Jr and Medgar Evers among others) holding and or stealing people's mail is done as a form of criminal harassment to frustrate, irritate, upset and disrupt their lives, as part of a greater effort in destroying innocent targeted individuals.

The FBI has also illegally conscripted U.S. Postal Service workers to harass political targets when they go to the post office. The FBI is that depraved that innocent people they politically target are not permitted to even go to the post office without harassment.

The FBI is also criminally tampering in the innocent targets' utilities (rolling blackouts to properties, as well as calculated cable, internet and phone interruptions in service). The FBI also criminally interferes in the innocent targets' schooling, jobs/careers, medical care and relationships in sick ways worthy of indictment.

In short, the FBI are criminals, as doing these sick, depraved, psychotic, mentally disturbed things to people has nothing to do with investigating crime, but meant to mentally, physically and socially destroy the lives of innocent people, who peacefully speak out in America about injustice and inequities in society.

As much as Congress touts America as a land of free speech and free press, it is not so. The FBI hates free speech and free press. The agency routinely takes your tax dollars from Congress, and targets, terrorizes and destroys those who engage in their constitutional right to peacefully speak out and write about matters that are unjust. 

The U.S. Postal Service is understaffed and overworked. Coronavirus has made it worse. The FBI knows this and doesn't care. The whole time the FBI and select entities in law enforcement have been corruptly usurping the U.S. Postal Service's time and resources for politically vindictive reasons, illegally targeting innocent people. The U.S. Constitution and U.S. Code expressly forbids what the FBI is doing in this regard.

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