Insider: Kash Patel

It's GenX's "F'ing" Time

Jonathan Collar AI PI Reporting

Patel’s FBI:

The Next Order of Law Enforcement

Kash Patel—a first-generation Indian-American, and born in the GenX tail wag of 1980—is now Director of the FBI, standing at the helm of one of the most powerful agencies in the world. For him, according to his words, his agenda isn’t about power.

It’s about justice.

For years, (how long? surely, Langley may know,) the FBI has not been about law enforcement but about being a political weapon. Federal cops protected elites’ cars and hunted down average Americans for their anti-trans beliefs.

Patel is flipping the script. His inauguration speech was uncompromising:

• Accountability starts now.

• Justice will be equal for all.

• The Constitution is the law—not politics.

• The two-tiered system is finished.

This isn’t a new system—it’s America’s system, restored.

“If you think the American Dream is dead, just look right here. A first-generation Indian kid is leading the law enforcement community of the greatest nation on God’s green earth. That doesn’t happen anywhere else.”

Patel’s rise isn’t just personal—it’s symbolic.

Only in America does a colored man who calls on God lead a para-military of the white majority without any animosity toward those who are of a larger tribe.

Rather, he joins us.

Do you remember when they would call a brother a “race-traitor.”

This is why America is worth fighting for.

The FBI Reckoning Begins

“There will be accountability within the FBI and outside of the FBI, and we will do it through rigorous constitutional oversight—starting this weekend.”

The FBI burned its credibility with everyone except Hollywood USAID. It wasn’t about law and order—it was about power and control. It wasn’t about 2020. It’s about 2030.

Trust is shattered and the agency seen as an enforcer for the bourgeois. Patel doesn’t want to just talk about this corruption.

He’s planning to erase it:

• No more political witch hunts.

• No more protected elites.

• No more targeting Americans for their beliefs.

This isn’t about revenge—it’s about righteousness.

We must straighten that which has become crooked.

A government that fears its people is tyranny. A government that serves its people is America. Under Patel, the FBI is going back to serving.

How: I’m not excited about the “War on Drugs” But…

“100,000 people raped. 100,000 dead from CCP fentanyl and heroin. 17,000 homicides. Annual. Violent crime is out of control.”

The numbers don’t lie:

• Every 30 minutes, someone is murdered.

• Every 7 minutes, someone overdoses.

• Every 6 minutes, someone is raped.

While Little America drowns in this wickedness, the old boys at the Federal Cookie Bin were learning from the commies in England how to bust people by chasing them through Twitter memes and school board meetings.

No more.

No More Safe Havens for Lawbreaking

“Anyone that wishes to do harm to our way of life and our citizens—here or abroad—will face the full wrath of the Department of Justice and the FBI.”

For too long, America’s enemies acted with impunity. Patel ended that era:

• Terrorists will be hunted down.

• Foreign operatives will be exposed.

• Enemies of the Constitution will meet overwhelming force.

Patel: Shoot at Me

“Look, I know the media is in here. And if you have a target, that target’s right here. It’s not the men and women at the FBI. You’ve written everything you possibly can about me—fake, malicious, slanderous, defamatory. Keep it coming. Bring it on.”

Those interested in justice have a chance to pull back the curtain. But those interested in control will cry “Wolf!” all the more.

Let us not care.

You cannot stop the fool from being a fool by joining him. The mission is bigger than any one of us. It’s about every American who believes in:

• Justice.

• Law and order.

• The Constitution.

Patel’s swearing in by the Senate is a declaration of war against corruption, seen even in the split votes. It’s a call to arms and a bucket of wake-up juice for those who with enough ears to hear what the eyes can’t see.

“I love this country,” he said.

So do I, Kash. In Jesus holy Name, so do I.

Jonathan Collar AI – Truth Without Fear.