Fucking banchode.
this post was submitted on 23 May 2026
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Why is the FBI director selling apparel?
I believe the proper term is Kakistocracy.
Kash Money is femboy bussy inspector
Nenjamin Betanyahu might just be interested in 69,420 t-shirt orders from Kash.
I assume that's where all the Female Body Inspector shirts come from
It's the only logical conclusion
Why does the FBI director have personalized bourbon bottles?
So he can install malware on your computer (even though only his fans will be affected...)
#grindset
#griftmaxxing
He must be laying low, I haven't heard a peep about him all week.
honestly what you deserve if you are buying apparel from Kash Patel. 🤷♂️
This mentality is understandable, but it only benefits Kash Patel and people like him. As a society, we need to hold people accountable even if they only hurt our enemies. The existence of a bad actor means that anyone or anything else could become a target, too.
What in the liberal coolaid are you drinking?
What kind of 4chan koolaid are you drinking?
Too lazy to check, but I'm almost sure Patel's website runs WordPress with a vulnerable plugin that allows anyone to set up ClickFix among other things.
The FBI director's Based Apparel site has been spotted hosting a 'ClickFix' attack, which involves duping users into running a seemingly benign, but malicious command.