So it appears the Obama Administration has a little outgoing gift for us: federalize local police departments. The PD in Ferguson MO got that treatment, the mayor in Baltimore surrendered her PD's independence and now Cleveland. The pattern seems clear: a racial incident involving police, paid protestors, followed by Justice Department findings of "racism" and ending with PDs being put under Justice supervision.
I realize this is tin foil hat stuff but the evidence is there. There is a definite pattern to see.
Yeah, that's definitely tin foil batshit.
No, it's quite viable.
Nope. Not even a little. We've already got a national police force: the FBI and the US Marshalls. To a lesser extent, the Secret Service and National Park Rangers.
Federal oversight isn't a federal police force. Your conspiracy fails the viability test on that alone. There's also the tiny number of municipalities that are under federal oversight, the glacial pace, and the municipalities that come out from under federal oversight.
None of which resulted in a 'federal police force'.
This is poorly thought fan fiction that's feeds into the fringe right wing neo-confederate secessionist fantasies. None of it is actually happening, nor is likely to ever happen. If it did, the expansion of the existing national police forces make a hell of a lot more sense.
By allowing the feds to put locals on restriction you ARE in fact giving the feds control. And we KNOW at this point MANY protesters were paid so that figures in.
Regulation isn't the same thing as a federal police force. Not even close. It would be like saying that since the feds influence speed limits with highway block grants that they've 'nationalized' all car dealerships. It a nonsense argument, failing on the simple meaning of words.
A scam has one of two elements you follow to the source. Money or power. Figure WHO wound up with the money OR the power and you find who started the scam. So it's QUITE viable.
Nope. You're dealing with a set of assumptions that you can't factually support. And then trying to awkwardly overlay them onto a this situation. And the square pegs don't fit in the round holes. Your assumptions simply don't play out, match the circumstances you're describing, or even the definitions you're trying to apply. Worse, your conspiracy is pointless complicated, needlessly elaborate, and requires a vast conspiracy of secrecy that our government simply isn't capable of in regards to public policy.