Journalist Michael Shellenberger is reporting some concerning information about the FBI, as our sister site Twitchy reported. 

Shellenberger spoke with FBI whistleblower Garret O'Boyle, who told him a source in the FBI was reporting evidence was being destroyed on servers. Yikes. 

FBI whistleblower @GOBactual confirmed to me that a source inside FBI said FBI employees were destroying evidence on servers, and that he informed  @Kash_Patel

 I hope he & @AGPamBondi @JohnRatcliffe @elonmusk @realannapaulina are preventing this. We urgently need disclosure!

Fortunately O'Boyle has told FBI Director Kash Patel, so I assume that means they are now aware of what's going on and are going after the people concerned and protecting the information from being destroyed. Destroying evidence could involve multiple potential crimes. 

It's crazy that you would have people doing this, and frankly, given some of the things that we've seen, something that should have been anticipated. Hopefully they are heading off such actions and holding people accountable. It's going to be a process, going through and trying to clean up the Bureau. 

As we reported, O'Boyle previously testified about the weaponization of the FBI and how he was then targeted for what he exposed. His testimony was chilling. 

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Shellenberger also said that the source revealed that the FBI is or was operating standalone servers. 

"Was it? Is it?" he asked.

Shellenberger also warned the president and the intel heads to be alert about other "insider threats" that could be destroying evidence. 

Also I hope @realDonaldTrump @TulsiGabbard and @Sec_Noemare are alert to any insider threats that could be destroying evidence that belongs to the American people. Don’t let abusers of power cover up their tracks!

Shellenberger also referenced the "insider threat" that we reported on at the CIA -- and that firings and buyouts might make some "take what they know" to a foreign intelligence service. 

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It's like ferreting out a nest of snakes, and what a sad thought it is to think that there are such questions in our intel agencies.