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Kicking off things as a pre show bonus for tonight’s hearings we got the Michigan gubernatorial Republican candidate Ryan Kelley being arrested for his involvement at the Capital on Jan 6. :D
Less than five hours to go. Still enough time to whip out another surprise. :D
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It’s quite the Hollywood produced dog and pony show lol
Hey comrade, do you think they’ll show this official timeline that hasn’t been released until today?
https://justthenews.com/sites/default/files/2022-06/USCPJan.6Timeline.pdf
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Hey Comrade, since you think this is a legit hearing and due process was had, at what point do you the other side will be able to respond?
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Hey Retard
Yeah I think it’s a legit hearing. The fact you don’t is all the proof I need to believe just the opposite.
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Nobody cares. It's not going to "reset" the 2022 midterms as hoped by a NY Times editorial. People are going to vote their pocketbook in November. They are going to vote based on their economic outlook. I doubt any measurable number of independents vote based on whatever the heck this committee is doing. It's not going to move the needle for Democrats or Republicans either.
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Hey Retard
Yeah I think it’s a legit hearing. The fact you don’t is all the proof I need to believe just the opposite.
Legit like the fake “impeachment” hearings? Lol
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Legit like the fake “impeachment” hearings? Lol
The ones that resulted in legit impeachments?
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Kicking off things as a pre show bonus for tonight’s hearings we got the Michigan gubernatorial Republican candidate Ryan Kelley being arrested for his involvement at the Capital on Jan 6. :D
Less than five hours to go. Still enough time to whip out another surprise. :D
did you watch it before or after servicing old homeless men that look like biden ?
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I watched it without a hint of homo tendencies inside my head.
Unlike you.
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The ones that resulted in legit impeachments?
If you sincerely think that was legit impeachment then you’re dumber than I expected. The impeachment trial debunked and exonerated him you moron.
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Besides being deathly afraid of Trump here’s the other reason for this fake distraction
https://www.breitbart.com/economy/2022/06/10/u-s-inflation-rate-soars-to-8-6-highest-in-40-years/
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https://twitter.com/taylerusa/status/1535281477432262657?s=21&t=Er4ZJY41CJv0pXD7e_c7Tg
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Pretty sure no one is deathly afraid of an adolescent minded habitual liar little man. But whatever helps you sleep at night.
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Pretty sure no one is deathly afraid of an adolescent minded habitual liar little man. But whatever helps you sleep at night.
self degrading yourself now ? - LurkingForBoys the self loathing loser in life.
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Pretty sure no one is deathly afraid of an adolescent minded habitual liar little man. But whatever helps you sleep at night.
But yet here you are still hiding
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Nobody cares. It's not going to "reset" the 2022 midterms as hoped by a NY Times editorial. People are going to vote their pocketbook in November. They are going to vote based on their economic outlook. I doubt any measurable number of independents vote based on whatever the heck this committee is doing. It's not going to move the needle for Democrats or Republicans either.
Your prediction is likely right on target.
How do you think the U.S. Attorney General, Merrick Garland will respond to these hearings?
What, if any will be Donald Trump's response, or will he continue to have Liz Harrington speak for him?
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If you sincerely think that was legit impeachment then you’re dumber than I expected. The impeachment trial debunked and exonerated him you moron.
No it wasn’t. He was impeached and acquitted. Nothing debunked about it. Simple facts.
Do you really believe your own lies?
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But yet here you are still hiding
Hiding? No. But you here you are still retarding.
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Hiding? No. But you here you are still retarding.
Yes, hiding. You know where I am and here’s by beautiful face. You know what I look like. Hit me when you’re in town, coward
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Nobody cares. It's not going to "reset" the 2022 midterms as hoped by a NY Times editorial. People are going to vote their pocketbook in November. They are going to vote based on their economic outlook. I doubt any measurable number of independents vote based on whatever the heck this committee is doing. It's not going to move the needle for Democrats or Republicans either.
According to one MSLSD pundit, Democrats have to make Americans care more about Jan. 6 than gas prices or baby formula. If that's the Dems' strategy, they're going to get SKINNED ALIVE this November.
Remember the Dems lost 63 House seats and 6 Senate seats, under Obama. And his approval was WAY HIGHER than that of Sleepy Joe right now.
What is it, 33% at last check? OUCH!! And he's only been in office less than A YEAR AND A HALF....WITH THE MEDIA CARRYING HIS WATER FOR HIM!! To get Trump that low, tt took two impeachments, a Russian collusion hoax, multiple porn stars, a media that hated his guys and a nationwide pandemic, the likes of which hadn't been seen in a century.
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Besides being deathly afraid of Trump here’s the other reason for this fake distraction
https://www.breitbart.com/economy/2022/06/10/u-s-inflation-rate-soars-to-8-6-highest-in-40-years/
I hope the libs realize that, if the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade, Trump would have given the right the BIGGEST CULTURAL and GENERATIONAL victory it has perhaps ever had.
He would have slain the dragon that cultural conservatives have tried to conquer for nearly five decades.
Good luck to any other Republican, who dares challenges the Donald after that.
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Besides being deathly afraid of Trump here’s the other reason for this fake distraction
https://www.breitbart.com/economy/2022/06/10/u-s-inflation-rate-soars-to-8-6-highest-in-40-years/
Anything to distract what is actually going on in real time.
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Yes, hiding. You know where I am and here’s by beautiful face. You know what I look like. Hit me when you’re in town, coward
Obviously touched by Downs in more ways than one.
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Obviously touched by Downs in more ways than one.
so weak, poor little LurkingForBoys ::)
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Ratings tanks 😂
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Ratings tanks 😂
We know Lurch and Strawbrains were glued to their TV's.
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Watching Tucker’s hour long nonstop meltdown huh?
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Watching Tucker’s hour long nonstop meltdown huh?
Not paying attention to any of it just like most Americans.
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The video brainless libturdz dont want you to see...
https://rumble.com/v17h6qx-the-truth-of-january-6th.html
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::) ::)
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Your prediction is likely right on target.
How do you think the U.S. Attorney General, Merrick Garland will respond to these hearings?
What, if any will be Donald Trump's response, or will he continue to have Liz Harrington speak for him?
Garland is too busy chasing middle school moms and labeling them as domestic terrorists to care about this.
Trump will continue to say the election was stolen. I disagree. No question there was fraud, irregularities , and numerous failures by numerous states to follow the Constitution, but I don't think the election was stolen.
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I guess they needed more time to make up more bullshit and alter more “evidence”
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/jan-6-committee-postpones-hearing
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…..or this
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Yup, I thought they were so prepared, abruptly postponed, bwah ha ha ha ha ha ah ha ha ha ha ::)
Braindead kvntz of the planet, Libturdz ::)
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According to one MSLSD pundit, Democrats have to make Americans care more about Jan. 6 than gas prices or baby formula. If that's the Dems' strategy, they're going to get SKINNED ALIVE this November.
Remember the Dems lost 63 House seats and 6 Senate seats, under Obama. And his approval was WAY HIGHER than that of Sleepy Joe right now.
What is it, 33% at last check? OUCH!! And he's only been in office less than A YEAR AND A HALF....WITH THE MEDIA CARRYING HIS WATER FOR HIM!! To get Trump that low, tt took two impeachments, a Russian collusion hoax, multiple porn stars, a media that hated his guys and a nationwide pandemic, the likes of which hadn't been seen in a century.
Yep. The reset is going to fail IMO.
As I mentioned in another thread, Democrats are experiencing in real time why they repeatedly rejected Biden when he ran for president.
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…..or this
Trump mocking them as these hearings go on must make their blood boil. ;D
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Not as much as Ivanny stating she doesn’t believe the election was stolen makes Trumpy blood boil.
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Trump mocking them as these hearings go on must make their blood boil. ;D
Last count 4 people were watching including Lurker
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Last count 4 people were watching including Lurker
lol ;D
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Not as much as Ivanny stating she doesn’t believe the election was stolen makes Trumpy blood boil.
Not really. Plus, if/when Roe v. Wade gets overturned, the "Thank you, Trump!!" chants (especially for muscling Kavanaugh on the court when it looked as if he was DOOMED) will likely warms his heart.
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Seems like the first night they smashed Tucker in the ratings.
Going to be an ackward Fathers Day with Ivanny not towing the line.
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Seems like the first night they smashed Tucker in the ratings.
Going to be an ackward Fathers Day with Ivanny not towing the line.
They didn't really smash anything. The networks carried the hearings in primetime, so there was nothing else for people to watch. They didn't actually pull any greater numbers than normal for those time slots. It was a total flop. Context.
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They ran Tucker -commercial free- to go against it and he was smashed
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total sham... Alec Baldwin killed more people than a "Protester". Also BLM killed much more, but of course it was "mostly peaceful murders and looting".
And "Their right"...
https://www.worldtribune.com/video-shows-u-s-capitol-police-giving-jan-6-protesters-ok-to-demonstrate-inside-building/
A newly obtained video shows United States Capitol Police officers instructing several Jan. 6 protesters inside the Capitol about how to peacefully demonstrate there. The group included Jacob Chansley, the so-called “Q shaman” who has been in jail awaiting trial since January.
Capitol Police speak with protesters inside the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6.
After engaging with police, a protester in a yellow sweatshirt and identified as William Watson, instructs the crowd through a loudspeaker:
“Everybody, listen up. The police are going to work with us and cooperate peacefully, like our First Amendment allows. Gather more Americans, under the condition that they will come and gather peacefully to discuss what needs to be done to save our country.”
He turns back to the Capitol Police and Officer Keith Robishaw tells the group: “We’re not against . . . we’re . . . one another, you need to show, you understand?”
“Yes,” Watson responds.
“Then show us no attacking, no assault, remain calm,” Robinson continues.
Turning back to the crowd, Watson relays, “We are not going to assault. We are going to be heard. Everybody, this must be peaceful,”
Chansley, dressed in fur and horns, then turns and shouts to others behind him: “This has to be peaceful. We have the right to peacefully assemble.”
In the video, Watson and Chansley appear to engage police calmly and respectfully. They do not appear agitated, but rather appear to be quieting the crowd. They also act as if they believe they have been given clear permission to pass beyond the foyer.
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“He lunged to the front and grabbed the wheel”
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“He lunged to the front and grabbed the wheel”
Within hours, the men that "surprise" witness (whom this kangaroo court interviewed behind closed doors weeks earlier, BTW) said her story was utter BS. ABC, CNN, and NBC had their reporters on the ground brief their buddies back in the studios about this shortly after this woman's testimony concluded.
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“He lunged to the front and grabbed the wheel”
We all know his fat ass can't lunge for anything.
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“He lunged to the front and grabbed the wheel”
Trump must have long arms. ;D
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We all know his fat ass can't lunge for anything.
Now you're being mean and unkind. :)
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Nor could he grip it with those tiny toddler hands.
You know the infantile idiot is glued to the tv hate watching every hearing that is aired.
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So is this "bombshell" going to be the one that finally does Trump in?
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https://twitter.com/paulsperry30/status/1542961119932866566?s=21&t=RK_b7wufka_ZcGU5P8j16Q
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And, as if the left didn't need anymore salt in the wounds, but word is that Patrick Leahy is out indefinitely with a bum hip. That means the Dems are down 50-49 in the Senate and can't pass JACK.
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And, as if the left didn't need anymore salt in the wounds, but word is that Patrick Leahy is out indefinitely with a bum hip. That means the Dems are down 50-49 in the Senate and can't pass JACK.
lol…especially since Manchin and Sinema blocking their every move
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And, as if the left didn't need anymore salt in the wounds, but word is that Patrick Leahy is out indefinitely with a bum hip. That means the Dems are down 50-49 in the Senate and can't pass JACK.
I guess he did eff himself after all.
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https://twitter.com/paulsperry30/status/1542961119932866566?s=21&t=RK_b7wufka_ZcGU5P8j16Q
We knew this already, but good to see it coming out...
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So is this "bombshell" going to be the one that finally does Trump in?
Well, Trump did make this asinine comment “I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody, and I wouldn't lose any voters, OK?" Does this suggest he believes he would get away with it? Are there no limits to what he can do whether immoral, criminal, or just unethical? Heaven help us if he is right.
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I've been gone four days... how many more idiots have gone down?
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I've been gone four days... how many more idiots have gone down?
The real question is how many more idiots like you think this is actually real
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The real question is how many more idiots like you think this is actually real
More than there were idiots like you voting for CTs back in November.
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And..... let's add another +1 to the Jan 6th column.
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A federal jury found Thomas Webster guilty on all six charges against him May 2, deliberating for less than three hours after a trial that lasted three days and included testimony from both Webster and the cop he tackled after charging past police barriers. Webster, a 56-year-old retired New York City police officer and former Marine, is set to be sentenced by District Court Judge Amit Mehta in Washington, D.C. on Sept. 2.
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Oath Keepers Founder Stewart Rhodes AGREES to Testify Before Liz Cheney and Jan. 6 Committee Next Week — BUT ONLY IF IT IS AIRED LIVE
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/07/breaking-exclusive-oath-keepers-founder-stewart-rhodes-agrees-testify-liz-cheney-jan-6-committee-next-week-aired-live/
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Oath Keepers Founder Stewart Rhodes AGREES to Testify Before Liz Cheney and Jan. 6 Committee Next Week — BUT ONLY IF IT IS AIRED LIVE
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/07/breaking-exclusive-oath-keepers-founder-stewart-rhodes-agrees-testify-liz-cheney-jan-6-committee-next-week-aired-live/
Awesome. I think they all should be testifying live everyday.
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Awesome. I think they all should be testifying live everyday.
Yeah..like they’ll want a live a testimony ::) They’ve already been caught lying and altering evidence
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Yeah..like they’ll want a live a testimony ::) They’ve already been caught lying and altering evidence
Like the Trumpturds with their fake elector scam?
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Like the Trumpturds with their fake elector scam?
Is that what you’ve been told? Lol
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Is that what you’ve been told? Lol
It's what been proven.
"lol"
I know facts are strange things for you, but keep up.
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7 whoppers peddled by House Democrats' Jan. 6 committee
From debunked incitement claim to refuted hearsay allegation about a Trump lunge for wheel of presidential vehicle, panel has provided high-visibility forum for fictions and fallacies.
By Natalia Mittelstadt
Updated: July 10, 2022
https://justthenews.com/government/congress/most-famous-false-stories-jan-6-committee-has-told-american-people
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And the hits just keep coming...
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Former Fort Bragg soldier receives one of the harshest sentences tied to Capitol riot.
A former Fort Bragg soldier, who re-enlisted in the Army after attacking police with chemical spray during the riot at the U.S. Capitol, will now serve the longest prison sentence handed down so far against a North Carolina defendant tied to the massive insurrection case.
On Friday, a federal judge in Washington sentenced both James Mault of Fayetteville and a co-defendant to 44 months in prison plus three years of supervised release.
“They were not patriots on Jan. 6,” Chief U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell said during the hearings for Mault, 30, and Cody Mattice, 29, of Greece, N.Y., according to NBC News. “No one who broke police lines that day were. They were criminals.”
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How's that cake taste now?
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An Oklahoma bakery owner faces January 6 charges after her friends tipped off the FBI.
An Oklahoma bakery owner was arrested on charges she swung a wooden pole into a Capitol window.
Dova Winegeart's friends tipped off the FBI with photographs of her at the Capitol on January 6.
Winegeart and her husband admitted in November that they were present at the Capitol.
A day after joining fellow Trump supporters in storming the Capitol, Dova Winegeart sent a text message to a friend: "It got crazy," she said. "I did shit."
On Tuesday, more than 18 months after January 6, 2021, the FBI arrested Winegeart on a raft of charges stemming from the Capitol attack, in which prosecutors said she swung a wooden pole with metal spikes into a glass door leading into the House of Representatives.
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How's that cake taste now?
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An Oklahoma bakery owner faces January 6 charges after her friends tipped off the FBI.
An Oklahoma bakery owner was arrested on charges she swung a wooden pole into a Capitol window.
Dova Winegeart's friends tipped off the FBI with photographs of her at the Capitol on January 6.
Winegeart and her husband admitted in November that they were present at the Capitol.
A day after joining fellow Trump supporters in storming the Capitol, Dova Winegeart sent a text message to a friend: "It got crazy," she said. "I did shit."
On Tuesday, more than 18 months after January 6, 2021, the FBI arrested Winegeart on a raft of charges stemming from the Capitol attack, in which prosecutors said she swung a wooden pole with metal spikes into a glass door leading into the House of Representatives.
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lol…seems you’re one of the four in the country that’s paying attention. Any Dems arrested yet? Hahahahaha
Is Cheney still behind by 25+ points and begging Dems in her state to switch to Republican 😂
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How’s that political prisoners excuse working out for you?
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How’s that political prisoners excuse working out for you?
Really well. Have you figured out how to answer those questions I’ve asked you 10 times that you keep dodging
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Really well. Have you figured out how to answer those questions I’ve asked you 10 times that you keep dodging
Obviously it isn’t going very well for the jail birds.
Every time your questions get answered you either ignore it or just don’t understand simple facts.
But that’s what retards do.
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I thought they were supposed to be tough guys. Pussy ass sissies.
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2 men who pepper-sprayed officers at the Capitol riot last year wept as a judge sentenced them to over 3 years in prison.
Two New York men wept as a judge handed down prison time for their participation in the Capitol riot last year.
Cody Mattice, 29, and James Mault, 30, both received 44 months of prison time on Friday, according to records from the Justice Department. In April, the two pleaded guilty to assaulting law enforcement officers during the Capitol riot, a Justice Department release says.
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If they pepper sprayed officers they absolutely should be jailed.
If this happened in NY though under DA Bragg, they'd be released.
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I thought they were supposed to be tough guys. Pussy ass sissies.
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2 men who pepper-sprayed officers at the Capitol riot last year wept as a judge sentenced them to over 3 years in prison.
Two New York men wept as a judge handed down prison time for their participation in the Capitol riot last year.
Cody Mattice, 29, and James Mault, 30, both received 44 months of prison time on Friday, according to records from the Justice Department. In April, the two pleaded guilty to assaulting law enforcement officers during the Capitol riot, a Justice Department release says.
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Still waiting
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Still waiting
No, you are just still retarding. Because no one is repeating themselves over and over for your retarded self.
You know who else is waiting? Trumpy. Waiting for your stupid ass to fall for his latest grifter attempt at milking you morons for more money. Or is this VIP already included in your monthly auto draft to him?
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The GOP is is sending a deluge of misleading fundraising emails promising VIP status as a ‘Gold Trump Patriot’, because truth-in-advertising rules don’t apply.
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Why don't we just add another +1 in the jailbird column? 850 and counting.
HAHAHAHA why does wannabe tough guys turned out to be such pussy ass liars when they are in court?
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WASHINGTON — A Tennessee man and self-described "loudmouth," who filmed himself screaming "WE IN THIS B----" as he stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, had a difficult time explaining his actions this week to a jury.
Matthew Bledsoe, of Memphis, was convicted Thursday on a felony count of obstruction of an official proceeding as well as four misdemeanors, including entering or remaining in a restricted building and disorderly and disruptive conduct. Bledsoe, the seventh Jan. 6 defendant to face a jury trial, took the stand as a witness on Wednesday.
In closing statements Thursday, his lawyer, Jerry Ray Smith, argued that jurors should find him guilty of one misdemeanor offense, parading or picketing inside the Capitol, but not guilty on the other counts.
Bledsoe argued that he was unaware that Congress was certifying Joe Biden's 2020 election win when he stormed the Capitol. Despite having received updates from his wife and brother about congressional proceedings inside the Capitol on the day of the riot, he told jurors that he had no idea what lawmakers were doing. Former President Donald Trump’s speech at the Ellipse, which preceded the riot, also mentioned the electoral college certification process.
hahahaha this liar wants everyone to believe he is just a dumbass who can't read or hear
As he entered the Capitol through a door with broken glass panels, Bledsoe filmed himself saying, "Where are those pieces of s--- at." Alarms were blaring in the background of the video.
"Who were the pieces of s---?" Assistant U.S. Attorney Jamie Carter asked Bledsoe Wednesday. Bledsoe said he was "being a loudmouth," insisting he was not referring to lawmakers but rather the people whom he believed at the time had stolen an election.
hahahaha and those people just happened to be in the Capital in the same building and room as Congress? ::)
Carter then showed an image that Bledsoe had reposted on social media that depicted members of Congress hunkered down inside the House amid the riot, with a caption suggesting that politicians should be scared.
Bledsoe said that it was "just something I reposted," and that he didn't have all the information at the time.
hahahahaha that little excuse just isn't going to work. you would think a Trumpturd would be better at lying seeing how their dear leader exemplifies that trait
When prosecutors confronted him with a text he sent to his wife, saying it was "good" that someone planted bombs near the Capitol, Bledsoe said he really didn't mean "good."
hahaha no he didn't mean it.. it was the damn auto correct on his phone right?
He also claimed he didn't really mean it when he wrote that he "stormed the Capitol."
In an attempt to explain why he climbed a wall to get to the Capitol, Bledsoe said his home in Tennessee was "quite a bit different" than D.C., and that he climbed walls back home regularly.
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA that's all he could come up with? all this time to come up with a believable or at least reasonable excuse and that is his answer?
Bledsoe also claimed he couldn't hear Capitol alarms blaring on Jan. 6, or in the video he had filmed, which was replayed for the jury.
he already tried the deaf excuse prior. didn't work
Carter told the jury Thursday that Bledsoe seemed to have a selective memory about what happened on the day of the riot.
"Seems he didn't see the things that could hurt him in his case today," Carter said, encouraging jurors to take Bledsoe at his own words. "He meant what he said, he said what he meant."
"You do not 'storm' somewhere you have a right to be. I don't 'storm' my friend's house when I go over for dinner," Carter said. "He said he stormed the Capitol, and he meant it."
The FBI has arrested about 850 defendants in connection with the Jan. 6 attack. More than 300 defendants have pleaded guilty and over 200 have already been sentenced.
The first six insurrection defendants to face a jury trial — Guy Reffitt, Thomas Robertson, Dustin Thompson, Thomas Webster, Timothy Hale-Cusanelli, and Anthony Robert Williams — were convicted on every count they faced. Other defendants have been convicted by judges during bench trials.
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Why don't we just add another +1 in the jailbird column? 850 and counting.
HAHAHAHA why does wannabe tough guys turned out to be such pussy ass liars when they are in court?
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WASHINGTON — A Tennessee man and self-described "loudmouth," who filmed himself screaming "WE IN THIS B----" as he stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, had a difficult time explaining his actions this week to a jury.
Matthew Bledsoe, of Memphis, was convicted Thursday on a felony count of obstruction of an official proceeding as well as four misdemeanors, including entering or remaining in a restricted building and disorderly and disruptive conduct. Bledsoe, the seventh Jan. 6 defendant to face a jury trial, took the stand as a witness on Wednesday.
In closing statements Thursday, his lawyer, Jerry Ray Smith, argued that jurors should find him guilty of one misdemeanor offense, parading or picketing inside the Capitol, but not guilty on the other counts.
Bledsoe argued that he was unaware that Congress was certifying Joe Biden's 2020 election win when he stormed the Capitol. Despite having received updates from his wife and brother about congressional proceedings inside the Capitol on the day of the riot, he told jurors that he had no idea what lawmakers were doing. Former President Donald Trump’s speech at the Ellipse, which preceded the riot, also mentioned the electoral college certification process.
hahahaha this liar wants everyone to believe he is just a dumbass who can't read or hear
As he entered the Capitol through a door with broken glass panels, Bledsoe filmed himself saying, "Where are those pieces of s--- at." Alarms were blaring in the background of the video.
"Who were the pieces of s---?" Assistant U.S. Attorney Jamie Carter asked Bledsoe Wednesday. Bledsoe said he was "being a loudmouth," insisting he was not referring to lawmakers but rather the people whom he believed at the time had stolen an election.
hahahaha and those people just happened to be in the Capital in the same building and room as Congress? ::)
Carter then showed an image that Bledsoe had reposted on social media that depicted members of Congress hunkered down inside the House amid the riot, with a caption suggesting that politicians should be scared.
Bledsoe said that it was "just something I reposted," and that he didn't have all the information at the time.
hahahahaha that little excuse just isn't going to work. you would think a Trumpturd would be better at lying seeing how their dear leader exemplifies that trait
When prosecutors confronted him with a text he sent to his wife, saying it was "good" that someone planted bombs near the Capitol, Bledsoe said he really didn't mean "good."
hahaha no he didn't mean it.. it was the damn auto correct on his phone right?
He also claimed he didn't really mean it when he wrote that he "stormed the Capitol."
In an attempt to explain why he climbed a wall to get to the Capitol, Bledsoe said his home in Tennessee was "quite a bit different" than D.C., and that he climbed walls back home regularly.
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA that's all he could come up with? all this time to come up with a believable or at least reasonable excuse and that is his answer?
Bledsoe also claimed he couldn't hear Capitol alarms blaring on Jan. 6, or in the video he had filmed, which was replayed for the jury.
he already tried the deaf excuse prior. didn't work
Carter told the jury Thursday that Bledsoe seemed to have a selective memory about what happened on the day of the riot.
"Seems he didn't see the things that could hurt him in his case today," Carter said, encouraging jurors to take Bledsoe at his own words. "He meant what he said, he said what he meant."
"You do not 'storm' somewhere you have a right to be. I don't 'storm' my friend's house when I go over for dinner," Carter said. "He said he stormed the Capitol, and he meant it."
The FBI has arrested about 850 defendants in connection with the Jan. 6 attack. More than 300 defendants have pleaded guilty and over 200 have already been sentenced.
The first six insurrection defendants to face a jury trial — Guy Reffitt, Thomas Robertson, Dustin Thompson, Thomas Webster, Timothy Hale-Cusanelli, and Anthony Robert Williams — were convicted on every count they faced. Other defendants have been convicted by judges during bench trials.
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lol….no one gives a shit. Cartoon Network got better ratings. No Dems arrested yet? lol
Why are they hiding Ray Epps? How come they haven’t subpoenaed Tayler Hanson? Nancy Pelosi, Adam Schiff for brains? Why wasn’t Colbert’s crew arrested for “insurrection” and Schiff charged for letting them in all the while a Dem said he was in fear for his life? I notice how you just happen to leave the links out of your BS. More questions you can’t answer
Like I said. A civil war would last about a day
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You are right. It would last about a day. In your case, it would be over as soon as the internet went down. Because you wouldn't be doing anything else except posting on it.
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Hahahahaha... big ol' +1 to the jailbird column.
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A Capitol rioter who said she wanted to shoot Nancy Pelosi in 'the friggin' brain' was sentenced to 2 months in prison.
A Capitol rioter who said she wanted to shoot House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in the head during the insurrection was sentenced to two months in prison earlier this week.
Dawn Bancroft pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor charge of parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building in September 2021.
She initially faced four counts related to her role in the January 6, 2021, attack, including entering and remaining in a restricted building and disorderly conduct in a Capitol building. But as the government works to prosecute the more than 870 people arrested in connection with the attack, federal prosecutors have offered some rioters lesser charges in exchange for their guilty pleas.
Bancroft was arrested just weeks after the siege after the FBI received a tip including a video that was filmed by Bancroft during the attack, according to court documents. In the "selfie" video, Bancroft and her friend, Diana Santos-Smith, could be seen trying to exit the Capitol building during the riot. Prosecutors said the video showed a mob of Trump supporters bottlenecked at an exit point.
"We broke into the Capitol ... we got inside, we did our part," Bancroft can be heard saying in the video, according to court documents.
"We were looking for Nancy to shoot her in the friggin' brain, but we didn't find her," she added.
In a January 20, 2021 interview, Bancroft told an FBI agent that she and Santos-Smith entered the Capitol through a broken window. She admitted to knowing that she was entering a restricted area when she climbed through the window, according to court documents. Bancroft also told investigators that she later deleted the video of her and Santos-Smith exiting the building after sending it to her children. She subsequently instructed her kids to delete the video as well, prosecutors said.
Bancroft and Santos-Smith were arrested in Pennsylvania soon after.
A defense attorney for Bancroft argued in a court filing that her client did not literally mean to threaten Pelosi's life that day. Judge Emmet Sullivan told Bancroft in court on Wednesday that he was particularly disturbed by the comments and had initially considered a longer sentence before prosecutors recommended two months, according to CNN.
A lawyer for Bancroft did not immediately respond to Insider's request comment.
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You are right. It would last about a day. In your case, it would be over as soon as the internet went down. Because you wouldn't be doing anything else except posting on it.
Still can’t answer. Seems to be a theme with you
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BREAKING: Freedom of Information Act requests show a dozen phone calls between the cell phone of Ray Epps and the office of Speaker Pelosi in the week before.
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Still can’t answer. Seems to be a theme with you
Still can't comprehend. That's always been a theme for you.
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Still can't comprehend. That's always been a theme for you.
Still waiting
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Still waiting
No, you are still retarding.
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What a dumb ass. Should have kept his mouth shut.
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A Capitol rioter who called the FBI and admitted to participating in the attack to try and 'clear his name' has now been charged.
A Pennsylvania man this month was charged in connection to the January 6, 2021 Capitol riot more than a year after he called the FBI and admitted to participating in the attack in an effort to "clear his name."
Samuel Fontanez Rodriguez was charged on July 6 with four counts related to his role in the siege, including knowingly entering or remaining in a restricted building, disorderly conduct, and parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.
About two weeks after a mob of Trump supporters laid siege to the US Capitol, Fontanez Rodriguez called the FBI, identified himself, and acknowledged that he was present for the attack, according to court documents. In an attempt to "clear his name," Fontanez Rodriguez told investigators he was exposed to tear gas and smoke bombs and said he stayed in the building for only a short period of time before leaving, prosecutors said.
Fontanez Rodriguez's call came mere days after one of his friends, Jackson Kostolsky, spoke to federal investigators about his own role in the insurrection and said he traveled to the Capitol with Fontanez Rodriguez. According to court documents, Kostolsky identified himself and Fontanez Rodriguez in photos from that day in subsequent interviews.
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5 years in jail... all because of the Big Lie. ::)
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Man’s 63-month prison term matches longest for Capitol riot.
A man who attacked police officers with poles during the riot at the U.S. Capitol was sentenced on Tuesday to more than five years in prison, matching the longest term of imprisonment so far among hundreds of Capitol riot prosecutions.
Mark Ponder, a 56-year-old resident of Washington, D.C., said he “got caught up” in the chaos that erupted on Jan. 6, 2021, and “didn’t mean for any of this to happen.”
“I wasn’t thinking that day,” Ponder told U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan, asking her for mercy before she sentenced him to five years and three months in prison.
That was three months longer than the prison sentence requested by prosecutors. And it’s the same sentence that Chutkan gave Robert Palmer, a Florida man who also pleaded guilty to assaulting police at the Capitol.
More than 200 other Capitol riot defendants have been sentenced so far. None received a longer prison sentence than Ponder or Palmer.
Chutkan said Ponder was “leading the charge” against police officers trying to hold off the mob that disrupted Congress from certifying President Joe Biden’s electoral victory.
“This is not ‘caught up,’ Mr. Ponder,” she said. “He was intent on attacking and injuring police officers. This was not a protest.”
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"Faked" is more like it.
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Internet troll ‘Baked Alaska’ pleads guilty in Capitol riot.
A far-right internet personality pleaded guilty Friday to joining the mob that stormed the U.S. Capitol, where he streamed live video that incriminated him and other rioters, according to a court filing.
Anthime Gionet, known as “Baked Alaska” to his social media followers, faces a maximum sentence of six months imprisonment after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor count of parading, demonstrating or picketing inside a Capitol building.
U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan is scheduled to sentence Gionet on Jan. 12, 2023.
The judge had scheduled a March 2023 trial for Gionet after he balked at pleading guilty during an earlier hearing. Sullivan refused to accept a guilty plea by Anthime Gionet in May after he professed his innocence at the start of what was scheduled to be a plea agreement hearing.
At the start of Friday’s virtual hearing, defense attorney Zachary Thornley told the judge that a protester was outside Gionet’s Florida home and was recording the proceedings over the telephone, a violation of court rules.
“Protesting what?” the judge asked.
“I guess him as a person,” Thornley replied.
The judge instructed court staff to shut off the telephone line, preventing the public from hearing Gionet enter his guilty plea.
Two of Gionet’s lawyers didn’t immediately respond to calls for comment after the hearing.
After entering the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, Gionet streamed live video that showed himself inside the building and repeatedly encouraging other rioters to stay there.
“Come in. Let’s go. Come on in. Make yourself at home,” Gionet told other rioters, according to a court filing accompanying his guilty plea.
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Three posts of bullshit without being allowed for the other side to counter….keep posting…keep making an ass of yourself.
Tell us how this is a legit “hearing”?
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Is this thing over yet?
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Three posts of bullshit without being allowed for the other side to counter….keep posting…keep making an ass of yourself.
Tell us how this is a legit “hearing”?
Bullshit?
"lol...oh boy"
"You didn't read it did you?"
They had their say. Nobody fell for it. Except you. Because you are retarded.
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Caught lying again. This is what? 9th-10th time they weee caught lying? How many times have they altered evidence…remind me.
https://thefederalist.com/2022/06/27/exclusive-former-white-house-staffer-confirms-jan-6-committee-lied-about-doj-attorney/
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"lol... oh boy"
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Hahahahahaha. Not only is he a piss poor rioter and a whining ass convict, but he is a snitch too.
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Pro-Trump influencer upset after documents detailing 'substantial' cooperation with FBI are released.
A pro-Trump social media influencer who was convicted of disorderly and disruptive conduct on the Capitol's grounds for his actions Jan. 6 is upset over the release of court filings this week that were supposed to be sealed and detail the assistance he provided to federal authorities investigating the siege.
Brandon Straka, a self-described former liberal who founded the #WalkAway movement in support of Republicans, was sentenced to three months of home detention and a total of three years of probation in January. His relatively light sentence was in part due to what his lawyer described as "significant" cooperation with the FBI investigation into the Jan. 6 attack.
Documents detailing his cooperation were placed under seal when they were filed ahead of his sentencing, but a coalition of media companies that includes NBC News filed a motion this week requesting they be unsealed.
Judge Dabney L. Friedrich ordered earlier this week that some of the documents be unsealed immediately, but asked for additional filings from both parties on whether the underlying attachments with the details of Straka's cooperation should be unsealed.
But the documents provided to the media coalition, in an apparent error, included the underlying attachments that were meant to be kept under seal for the time being. Early Friday, Straka's attorney filed a motion requesting a hearing on the release of the documents “without Court approval.”
After details of Straka's cooperation began spreading on social media and a report about it ran on WUSA-9, Straka took to the right-leaning social media platform GETTR and posted a two-page letter expressing outrage at what he described as a "leak."
According to prosecutors, however, Straka is really underselling the assistance he provided in their prosecution of the woman he now calls a friend. The Department of Justice wrote in its own memo that Straka gave federal investigators critical information in the case because he “provided the government with voicemail messages that he received from Gold” that were “valuable in the government’s prosecution.” Gold was sentenced to two months in federal prison in June.
Straka, according to the government, also provided "beneficial" information about a man who, like him, was also present outside the Capitol and "was not previously identified by the FBI prior to Straka’s identification." Straka provided the information on the man, whom his defense described as a convicted sex offender from Nevada, although Straka's defense memo noted that it was "unknown whether this individual actually did enter the Capitol."
It isn't the first time that Straka has attempted to scrub away the facts of his case.
Although he admitted in a signed court document as part of his plea, that it was "true and accurate" that he said "take it, take it" as rioters attempted to steal a Capitol Police officer's shield, he's since tried to downplay the behavior he admitted, and strongly implied that he was lying when he signed the plea deal.
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What's with all the pussy ass excuses lately? Stop lying. It was all fun and games until it's time to pay the price for being retarded and falling for the Big Lie. Lost your job, facing prison and a permanent record all for what? Trumpy's childish lies and whining? ::)
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A ex-cop found guilty of multiple counts related to the Capitol riot said he was 'drinking too much' and reading articles fed to him by the Facebook algorithm.
A former police officer who was convicted on multiple counts related to participating in the Capitol riot said he was under stress, drinking too much, and in a "rabbit hole" of conspiracy theories leading up to the insurrection.
Thomas Robertson, 49, was a police officer in Rocky Mount, Virginia, but was fired shortly after his arrest in January 2021. In April, he was found guilty by a jury on six counts, including obstructing an official proceeding and entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds while carrying a dangerous weapon.
In a letter filed Thursday ahead of his sentencing, Robertson said he took responsibility for what he did but wanted to make the judge aware of things that "may have contributed to" his state of mind before and on January 6, 2021.
Months before the attack, Robertson said he became the primary caretaker for an older friend who had brain cancer, in addition to being a police sergeant and small farmer. The older friend was a "vocal and enthusiastic Trump supporter and as a result of caring for him I was exposed to lots of pro Trump, anti Biden media."
Robertson said the stress he was experiencing caused him to drink more than he ever had before, adding that "shameful" social media posts he made leading up to January 6 were "a product of stress, alcohol abuse, and submersion in deep 'rabbit holes' of election conspiracy theory."
"I sat around at night drinking too much and reacting to articles and sites given to me by Facebook algorythms [sic]," he wrote. "The result was shameful and not at all indicative of the person I am, or have ever been."
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Let's see what excuses this lard ass is going to come up with. Like the others, he will regret at putting on that discount tactical crap from Cabelas and doing his little role play.
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Kansas man charged with assaulting federal officer in Capitol riot to go to trial.
A Kansas man charged with multiple felonies in connection with the Capitol riot, including assaulting a federal officer, is scheduled to go to trial in Washington, D.C., this fall.
The jury trial for Michael Eckerman, of Wichita, will begin on Nov. 28, U.S. District Judge Christopher R. Cooper ordered this week. The trial will be held in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.
Eckerman will be the first Kansas defendant charged in the Capitol riot cases to go to trial. Eight Kansas residents have been charged for offenses ranging from demonstrating in a Capitol building to threatening or assaulting officers. Of those, four have pleaded guilty and three of those have been sentenced. The other is scheduled for sentencing in November.
Eckerman was indicted by a grand jury on Oct. 8. He is charged with multiple felonies, including civil disorder and assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers, as well as several misdemeanors.
One of the conditions of release set by U.S. Magistrate Judge Gwynne E. Birzer after Eckerman’s arrest in Wichita in September raised questions about a possible connection to the far-right Proud Boys. It said, “No contact with Proud Boys organization nor anyone a member of or connected to it.”
On April 27, the government filed a superseding indictment against Eckerman, adding Kirstyn Niemela of New Hampshire as a co-defendant. Niemela was arrested in New Hampshire on Jan. 18, 2021, along with a woman from Massachusetts. The two were seen with Eckerman in photos and surveillance video at the Capitol. Niemela also is scheduled for trial on Nov. 28.
According to charging documents in the case, an anonymous tipster provided authorities with a photo of a man the person said was Eckerman. The man was inside the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, wearing a tactical vest and red Trump cap, posing in front of a painting of George Washington. The tipster said Eckerman had sent photos to friends back in Wichita that day.
Another tipster identified Eckerman in a photo from a Facebook post in which Eckerman was wearing the same cap and tactical gear, the documents said. That photo also showed a woman with a red scarf and another person who both were with Eckerman. Police body-worn camera footage from that day showed the man believed to be Eckerman yelling at officers as they tried to keep protesters away from the Capitol, according to the court documents.
Surveillance camera footage from inside the Capitol showed Eckerman and the two women — wearing black sweatshirts and draped in American flags — entering the building around 2:23 p.m. through the Senate wing door. About 2:27 p.m., the documents said, Eckerman was seen on surveillance cameras outside the crypt of the Capitol building, where Capitol Police had stopped the surge of rioters.
“Eckerman pushes his way through the crowd up to one of the officers until he is face to face with the officer,” the charging documents said. “He appears to push the officer backwards several feet.”
The officer, whose initials are K.Y., was later interviewed and said that the man identified as Eckerman pushed him “with aggressive force,” according to the documents. “The push caused Officer K.Y. to lose his balance and fall down a small set of stairs. After being knocked to the ground, Officer K.Y. was sprayed in the face with a fire extinguisher by an unknown individual.”
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Let's see what excuses this lard ass is going to come up with. Like the others, he will regret at putting on that discount tactical crap from Cabelas and doing his little role play.
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Kansas man charged with assaulting federal officer in Capitol riot to go to trial.
A Kansas man charged with multiple felonies in connection with the Capitol riot, including assaulting a federal officer, is scheduled to go to trial in Washington, D.C., this fall.
The jury trial for Michael Eckerman, of Wichita, will begin on Nov. 28, U.S. District Judge Christopher R. Cooper ordered this week. The trial will be held in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.
Eckerman will be the first Kansas defendant charged in the Capitol riot cases to go to trial. Eight Kansas residents have been charged for offenses ranging from demonstrating in a Capitol building to threatening or assaulting officers. Of those, four have pleaded guilty and three of those have been sentenced. The other is scheduled for sentencing in November.
Eckerman was indicted by a grand jury on Oct. 8. He is charged with multiple felonies, including civil disorder and assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers, as well as several misdemeanors.
One of the conditions of release set by U.S. Magistrate Judge Gwynne E. Birzer after Eckerman’s arrest in Wichita in September raised questions about a possible connection to the far-right Proud Boys. It said, “No contact with Proud Boys organization nor anyone a member of or connected to it.”
On April 27, the government filed a superseding indictment against Eckerman, adding Kirstyn Niemela of New Hampshire as a co-defendant. Niemela was arrested in New Hampshire on Jan. 18, 2021, along with a woman from Massachusetts. The two were seen with Eckerman in photos and surveillance video at the Capitol. Niemela also is scheduled for trial on Nov. 28.
According to charging documents in the case, an anonymous tipster provided authorities with a photo of a man the person said was Eckerman. The man was inside the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, wearing a tactical vest and red Trump cap, posing in front of a painting of George Washington. The tipster said Eckerman had sent photos to friends back in Wichita that day.
Another tipster identified Eckerman in a photo from a Facebook post in which Eckerman was wearing the same cap and tactical gear, the documents said. That photo also showed a woman with a red scarf and another person who both were with Eckerman. Police body-worn camera footage from that day showed the man believed to be Eckerman yelling at officers as they tried to keep protesters away from the Capitol, according to the court documents.
Surveillance camera footage from inside the Capitol showed Eckerman and the two women — wearing black sweatshirts and draped in American flags — entering the building around 2:23 p.m. through the Senate wing door. About 2:27 p.m., the documents said, Eckerman was seen on surveillance cameras outside the crypt of the Capitol building, where Capitol Police had stopped the surge of rioters.
“Eckerman pushes his way through the crowd up to one of the officers until he is face to face with the officer,” the charging documents said. “He appears to push the officer backwards several feet.”
The officer, whose initials are K.Y., was later interviewed and said that the man identified as Eckerman pushed him “with aggressive force,” according to the documents. “The push caused Officer K.Y. to lose his balance and fall down a small set of stairs. After being knocked to the ground, Officer K.Y. was sprayed in the face with a fire extinguisher by an unknown individual.”
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You and every other gullible Marxist in the country thinks this a real trial hearing. Have fun with that Benito
Still waiting, btw
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It is. :)
Except for people like you who are still retarding.
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It is. :)
Except for people like you who are still retarding.
Ok, for the 100th time, show us where it’s real.
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Ok, for the 100th time, show us where it’s real.
This is where I have a hard time with what you’re saying and defending. You say the trial is fake. It’s not, it’s an actual trial against folks who at a bare minimum trespassed and disobeyed officers orders to leave a government building. Now I’m not saying that it isn’t a tad politically motivated, in that they’re treating these few hundred people way worse than any antifa or blm folks, but to say it’s not a real trial is not true. I have issue with how harshly they’re going after them when they literally let cities burn for weeks, but it is a real trial they’re going through and January 6th hearings are really happening. It’s not a figment of our imaginations.
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This is where I have a hard time with what you’re saying and defending. You say the trial is fake. It’s not, it’s an actual trial against folks who at a bare minimum trespassed and disobeyed officers orders to leave a government building. Now I’m not saying that it isn’t a tad politically motivated, in that they’re treating these few hundred people way worse than any antifa or blm folks, but to say it’s not a real trial is not true. I have issue with how harshly they’re going after them when they literally let cities burn for weeks, but it is a real trial they’re going through and January 6th hearings are really happening. It’s not a figment of our imaginations.
I’ll sum this up
If it was even remotely legit it wouldn’t be 100% one sided and there would be due process. There is none. It’s literally a Soviet-style hearing trying to eliminate the opposition. Not to mention 100% unconstitutional
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I’ll sum this up
If it was even remotely legit it wouldn’t be 100% one sided and there would be due process. There is none. It’s literally a Soviet-style hearing trying to eliminate the opposition. Not to mention 100% unconstitutional
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You answered like lurker…no substance
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Over the weekend, former Department of Justice lawyer Ken Klukowski called on the Jan. 6 Committee to release the full transcript of his deposition testimony to correct the lies they told about him to the American public. Now The Federalist has exclusively obtained a statement from a former White House staffer confirming Klukowski’s claims.
Last Thursday, the Jan. 6, 2021 show trial continued, with the Democrat-stacked committee presenting testimony concerning a draft letter Jeff Clark, a former assistant attorney general in the Department of Justice, proposed sending to the Georgia legislature.
That draft letter, dated December 28, 2020, stated the Department of Justice was investigating the 2020 election and recommended the Georgia legislature convene a special session to “evaluate the irregularities in the 2020 election including violations of Georgia election law,” and “determine whether those violations show which candidate for President won the most legal votes in the November 3 election.” The draft letter then suggested the General Assembly could appoint an alternative set of electors based on its findings.
The draft letter’s signature line included spaces for Clark, Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen, and Acting Deputy Attorney General Richard Donoghue. But when Clark pitched the idea of sending the letter to Georgia officials, Rosen and Donoghue rejected the idea out of hand, because it was “not the department’s role to suggest or dictate to state legislatures how they should select their electors,” and “for the department to insert itself into the political process this way,” Donoghue told the committee, “may very well have spiraled us into a constitutional crisis.”
Donoghue was blunter with Clark in person, with Donoghue testifying he told Clark, “What you are doing is nothing less than the United States Justice Department meddling in the outcome of a presidential election.”
While last Thursday’s hearing by the Jan. 6 Committee centered on Clark and his efforts to have the letter sent to the Georgia legislature, the committee connected another DOJ attorney to Clark’s efforts, Klukowski—and did so by blatantly lying to the American public.
The Jan. 6 Committee Is Lying
Klukowski called out the Jan. 6 Committee’s fraud over the weekend in a public statement that began: “The January 6 Committee falsely accused me on Thursday of being a go-between in a conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election. That accusation is false both in its broad outlines and its details. Since the Committee first contacted me, I have cooperated without hesitation, provided it with hundreds of documents, and sat for many hours of recorded depositions. The information produced from those efforts fully contradicts the Committee’s statements regarding my actions, yet the Committee has chosen to keep such information to itself rather than share it with the public.”
The former DOJ lawyer then detailed in his public statement four false accusations levied against him by the Jan.6 Committee. First, Klukowski exposed Rep. Liz Cheney’s false portrayal of him as being sent by John Eastman to work under Clark. While Cheney fraudulently told the country that Klukowski “was specifically assigned to work under Jeff Clark,” Klukowski provided the committee documents establishing that his transfer to “the Civil Division of the DOJ was in the works since July 2020, long before Jeff Clark was the acting head of that Division.”
In an interview with The Federalist over the weekend, Klukowski stressed that during questioning by the Jan. 6 Committee—which exceeded more than 12 total hours—he made clear that he had been working on the transfer since mid-summer, hoping to move to the DOJ civil division to obtain more litigation experience, and that the transfer had been preliminarily approved in September 2020. Klukowski added that he also provided the committee detailed information that would allow them to confirm his testimony.
“I told the committee that I spoke with Camellia Delaplane, then a DOJ liaison to the White House who handled personnel placement, and provided the House Committee the date, September 10, 2020,” Klukowski told The Federalist. “I also suggested the committee review our email exchanges confirming my testimony, since they clearly had access to that information.”
Evidence Backs Up Klukowski’s Statements
Klukowski added that even before he met with Delaplane he sat down in July with the White House staffer responsible for coordinating senior DOJ appointments, Andrew Kloster. Klukowski told The Federalist that he shared with Kloster his desire to move to the DOJ civil division.
When reached by telephone yesterday, Kloster confirmed these details, adding even more texture to Klukowski’s recollection of the meeting.
“As a part of my oversight over the senior legal hires, I reached out to Ken, because I knew he had been one of our best at the Office of Management and Budget. Ken told me that he wanted to pivot to conservative public interest litigation, so rather than heading to be an agency deputy general counsel or general counsel in a Trump term two, I pushed to move him to DOJ’s Civil Division,” Kloster told The Federalist. Kloster added, “that meant a lot of back end process that took time, including speaking with Klukowski’s boss, with other White House officials, and with the Department of Justice.”
“Ken’s transfer had nothing to do with the election,” Kloster confirmed, telling The Federalist his discussions with Klukowski occurred months earlier.
Kloster then took aim at the House committee: “The January 6th investigation is all about attacking mid-level and senior staff like Ken, to ensure that we don’t have a farm team in 2024, no matter who the president is. This isn’t about truth, but about making it impossible for conservatives to successfully enter and leave government.”
Public Record Confirms Klukowski’s Account
Not only did Kloser confirm Klukowski’s account, as did the various documents accessible to the Jan. 6 Committee concerning the timing and purpose of the transfer, the public record confirms Klukowski sought litigation experience in the civil division. Specifically, in the brief 36 days that Klukowski served in the civil division—a fact Cheney presented as suspicious—Klukowski argued and won two federal appeals (completely unrelated to election issues) in the Ninth Circuit, including a complex and important case involving abstention.
Klukowski also denounced the committee for falsely suggesting he was working with Eastman to convince Vice President Mike Pence that Pence had the power to reject electors from various states based on “ongoing disputes” over the election. The committee spun that narrative by highlighting “an email recommending that Mr. Klukowski and Dr. Eastman brief Vice President Pence and his staff,” apparently on that theory.
However, as Klukowski detailed in his public statement, he “never briefed or advised Vice President Pence, or his staff, regarding any matter, including the 2020 election or the January 6 joint session of Congress,” and any “outside suggestion that [he] do so was not made with my involvement.” Klukowski went further, though, noting that “had anyone, including the Vice President, asked, I would have expressed my view that I disagreed with John Eastman’s theory on the powers of the Vice President at the January 6 joint session of Congress.”
During his weekend interview with The Federalist, Klukowski countered the Eastman theory, stating that “the opinion of Justices Rehnquist, Scalia, and Thomas in Bush v. Gore explains what the Constitution has to say about how electors are appointed in presidential elections. Consistent with that opinion, my view has always been that December 14, 2020, was the deadline for appointing all such electors.”
In the statement Klukowski issued in response to the committee’s Thursday hearing, he stressed that he had told the committee those views in his “sworn testimony,” and had provided the committee “documents reflecting my expression of such views.”
A Mountain of Lies
Klukowski also took issue with the committee’s portrayal of him as an author of the letter, when in fact his role as Clark’s “subordinate was to commit his dictations and outline to writing and fill in legal citations at the direction of my then-boss over the course of a single day.” Klukowski said he had no knowledge that any of the statements included in the letter were false, nor that Rosen and Donoghue did not intend to sign the letter.
Nor was there anything in the content of the letter that suggested it represented part of a plan to execute Eastman’s theory to reject the electors. Again, Klukowski stressed that he “provided all of this information to the committee during [his] depositions.”
“I was concerned the committee might make cynical assumptions during its investigation of January 6,” Klukowski told The Federalist, “but, I was stunned that the committee would make claims about me for which it had a mountain of evidence establishing, for certain, those statements were false.”
Klukowski added that his deposition testimony—which easily ran in the hundreds of pages—would fully expose the committee’s presentation as fraudulent. Klukowski, however, told The Federalist that he does not have a copy of the transcript, which is why he called on the Jan. 6 Committee to release it to the public.
The Federalist contacted Cheney’s office to inquire whether the committee would release the full transcript of Klukowski’s deposition testimony, as requested, or if not, why not. The Federalist also asked whether she disputed any aspect of Klukowski’s statement, which when compared to the Jan. 6 Committee’s Thursday proceedings leaves but one conclusion: The committee fraudulently portrayed an innocent DOJ attorney as complicit in a conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election, and did so with malice.
Cheney’s spokesman did not respond to The Federalist’s questions. House Republicans, however, should not let the atrocious slurs spun by Cheney and the committee go unanswered, especially since the immunity provided by the Speech and Debate Clause prevents Klukowski from obtaining any sort of recompense from those who slandered him.
Republican leaders in the House should demand that the Jan. 6 Committee immediately release the full deposition transcripts for all witnesses—because if they fabricated Klukowski’s role in the alleged conspiracy, they likely lied about what other witnesses said as well.
https://thefederalist.com/2022/06/27/exclusive-former-white-house-staffer-confirms-jan-6-committee-lied-about-doj-attorney/
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https://townhall.com/tipsheet/saraharnold/2022/06/12/jim-jordan-blasts-jan-6-committee-investigators-altered-evidence-and-lied-n2608607
https://www.theblaze.com/shows/levintv/mark-levin-blasts-pelosi-s-unconstitutional-january-6th-committee?rebelltitem=1#rebelltitem1
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Ok, for the 100th time, show us where it’s real.
For the 101th time, show us where it isn't. It's not my job to prove a negative. It's yours.
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I’ll sum this up
If it was even remotely legit it wouldn’t be 100% one sided and there would be due process. There is none. It’s literally a Soviet-style hearing trying to eliminate the opposition. Not to mention 100% unconstitutional
Uhhhh.... it is one sided because the GOP and McCarthy refused to allow any GOP members to participate on it that the committee selected. So they went ahead without GOP representation.
There is a due process. Those rioters have gone through it. They have been charged, have counsel, and have/had the right to speedy trial.
The only thing 100% is your retardation. And excuse making.
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https://townhall.com/tipsheet/saraharnold/2022/06/12/jim-jordan-blasts-jan-6-committee-investigators-altered-evidence-and-lied-n2608607
https://www.theblaze.com/shows/levintv/mark-levin-blasts-pelosi-s-unconstitutional-january-6th-committee?rebelltitem=1#rebelltitem1
No one gives a shit about what Jordan or Levin "blasts". Assclowns with no credibility anyway. Like you.
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Uhhhh.... it is one sided because the GOP and McCarthy refused to allow any GOP members to participate on it that the committee selected. So they went ahead without GOP representation.
There is a due process. Those rioters have gone through it. They have been charged, have counsel, and have/had the right to speedy trial.
The only thing 100% is your retardation. And excuse making.
Fucking liar. It was because Pelosi wouldn’t allow any Republicans but the two that she knew would side with the Marxist regime. She is deathly afraid Jordan because she know he would hand that panel their asses.
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No one gives a shit about what Jordan or Levin "blasts". Assclowns with no credibility anyway. Like you.
Yeah, you keep right on believing that. I knew that would be your lame ass comeback
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Fucking liar. It was because Pelosi wouldn’t allow any Republicans but the two that she knew would side with the Marxist regime. She is deathly afraid Jordan because she know he would hand that panel their asses.
Wrong. But if you need to believe it to sleep at night go right ahead. She didn't allow Jordan because the dumb ass is nothing but a liar.
Jordan is an idiot. So are you.
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Yeah, you keep right on believing that. I knew that would be your lame ass comeback
Good thing reality supports my view. Unlike it does yours.
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Wrong. But if you need to believe it to sleep at night go right ahead. She didn't allow Jordan because the dumb ass is nothing but a liar.
Jordan is an idiot. So are you.
You just can’t back your shit up in anyway shape or form can you? Nothings changed since you got ran off here in 2016
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You just can’t back your shit up in anyway shape or form can you? Nothings changed since you got ran off here in 2016
I have never been ran off here.
You don't know what you are talking about. Again. ::)
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Maybe she should get some fake electors like Trumpy did. :D
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Maybe she should get some fake electors like Trumpy did. :D
Gotta hand it to you. You keep getting kicked in the nut(s) and still keep coming back for more
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Gotta hand it to you. You keep getting kicked in the nut(s) and still keep coming back for more
Just another delusion you - and only you - believe in.
The good thing about your retardation is that you don't know how stupid you are. I suppose that is the bright side.
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7 YEARS!!!! Losing 7 years of his life over Trumpy's Big Lie. What a moron.
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Guy Reffitt, first Capitol rioter convicted at trial, gets a January 6 record of over 7 years behind bars.
Guy Reffitt, the first Capitol rioter found guilty at trial, was sentenced Monday to more than seven years in prison — the longest term behind bars ordered to date in a case stemming from the January 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol.
Judge Dabney Friedrich handed down the sentence five months after a jury convicted Reffitt on all five charges he faced following the Capitol siege, including obstruction of an official proceeding and threatening his own children to prevent them from reporting him to law enforcement.
"You really are a talented, intelligent man who has a great deal to offer your family and the country. You still have the opportunity to make them proud, to make your country proud," Friedrich told Reffitt, who appeared in court Monday wearing eyeglasses, a white mask, and an orange prison jumpsuit.
Friedrich's sentence punctuated an unusually long hearing that stretched on for nearly six hours. Throughout the hearing, prosecutors and Friedrich highlighted Reffitt's apparent lack of contrition and statements in which he described himself as a "martyr" and "patriot."
Reffitt initially declined to address Friedrich, but he reversed course after a lunch break to express remorse for his role in the violence of January 6.
"I do think everyone deserves to hear my apology," Reffitt said. "It's very clear I have an issue with just rambling and saying stupid shit."
Ahead of Monday's sentencing hearing, prosecutors recommended that Reffitt receive a 15-year sentence, a prison term tripling the longest ones ordered to date out of the more than 800 prosecutions connected to the Capitol attack. Two other Capitol rioters — Mark Ponder and Robert Palmer — previously received sentences of more than five years in prison after pleading guilty to assaulting police on January 6.
In Reffitt's case, prosecutors urged Friedrich to classify Reffitt's conduct as domestic terrorism and apply more severe sentencing guidelines. Prosecutors stressed that Reffitt brought police-style flexicuffs and a firearm to the Capitol, where he "sought not just to stop Congress, but also to physically attack, remove, and replace the legislators who were serving in Congress.
"He was planning to overtake our government. He wasn't just trying to stop the certification," said prosecutor Jeffrey Nestler. "He wasn't done. January 6 was just a preface."
"Mr. Reffitt," he added, "is in a class all by himself."
But Friedrich declined to apply the terrorism enhancement Monday, saying it would cause an "unwarranted sentencing disparity" with other cases involving attacks on police and threats of violence on January 6.
At his trial in March, prosecutors showed video footage of Reffitt wearing tactical gear as he ascended a stairway outside the Capitol, with a pro-Trump mob trailing behind him. Prosecutors described Reffitt, a onetime member of the far-right Three Percenters group, as the "tip of this mob's spear" and painted him as a pivotal on-the-ground leader who "lit the fire" on January 6.
"Mr. Reffitt was intending to violently overthrow Congress, and physically drag members of Congress out of the Capitol," Nestler said Monday.
Reffitt's trial featured dramatic testimony from his teenage son, Jackson Reffitt, who recounted reporting his father to law enforcement on Christmas Eve in 2020 after growing alarmed about his incendiary rhetoric and plans to do "something big." Jackson Reffitt also testified that he secretly recorded his father after January 6 as he exuberantly recounted his confrontation with police on the stairs leading up to the Capitol.
But Guy Reffitt grew distressed as federal agents began to track down and arrest alleged participants in the January 6 attack, his son said in court. In a key portion of his testimony, Jackson Reffitt detailed a conversation in which his father told him and his younger sister that they would be traitors if they turned him in to law enforcement — and that "traitors get shot."
On Monday, prosecutor Risa Berkower read a letter aloud in court from Jackson Reffitt, in which he expressed hope that his father would be able to "use all the safety nets" available in the federal prison system, including mental health care. Prison, he wrote, should not be used to "destroy a person but to rehabilitate someone."
Reffitt's teenage daughter Peyton Reffitt later told Friedrich that her father's mental health has "always been a real issue." In emotional remarks, she appeared to place the blame for the violence of January 6 on former President Donald Trump.
"My father's name wasn't on the flags that everyone was carrying that day," she said. "It was another man's name."
Referring to her father, Peyton Reffitt said, "He wasn't the leader."
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"Trump deserves life in prison if my father is in prison for this long."
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;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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"Trump deserves life in prison if my father is in prison for this long."
Oh brother lol
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Guy Reffitt's son
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7 YEARS!!!! Losing 7 years of his life over Trumpy's Big Lie. What a moron.
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Guy Reffitt, first Capitol rioter convicted at trial, gets a January 6 record of over 7 years behind bars.
Guy Reffitt, the first Capitol rioter found guilty at trial, was sentenced Monday to more than seven years in prison — the longest term behind bars ordered to date in a case stemming from the January 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol.
Judge Dabney Friedrich handed down the sentence five months after a jury convicted Reffitt on all five charges he faced following the Capitol siege, including obstruction of an official proceeding and threatening his own children to prevent them from reporting him to law enforcement.
"You really are a talented, intelligent man who has a great deal to offer your family and the country. You still have the opportunity to make them proud, to make your country proud," Friedrich told Reffitt, who appeared in court Monday wearing eyeglasses, a white mask, and an orange prison jumpsuit.
Friedrich's sentence punctuated an unusually long hearing that stretched on for nearly six hours. Throughout the hearing, prosecutors and Friedrich highlighted Reffitt's apparent lack of contrition and statements in which he described himself as a "martyr" and "patriot."
Reffitt initially declined to address Friedrich, but he reversed course after a lunch break to express remorse for his role in the violence of January 6.
"I do think everyone deserves to hear my apology," Reffitt said. "It's very clear I have an issue with just rambling and saying stupid shit."
Ahead of Monday's sentencing hearing, prosecutors recommended that Reffitt receive a 15-year sentence, a prison term tripling the longest ones ordered to date out of the more than 800 prosecutions connected to the Capitol attack. Two other Capitol rioters — Mark Ponder and Robert Palmer — previously received sentences of more than five years in prison after pleading guilty to assaulting police on January 6.
In Reffitt's case, prosecutors urged Friedrich to classify Reffitt's conduct as domestic terrorism and apply more severe sentencing guidelines. Prosecutors stressed that Reffitt brought police-style flexicuffs and a firearm to the Capitol, where he "sought not just to stop Congress, but also to physically attack, remove, and replace the legislators who were serving in Congress.
"He was planning to overtake our government. He wasn't just trying to stop the certification," said prosecutor Jeffrey Nestler. "He wasn't done. January 6 was just a preface."
"Mr. Reffitt," he added, "is in a class all by himself."
But Friedrich declined to apply the terrorism enhancement Monday, saying it would cause an "unwarranted sentencing disparity" with other cases involving attacks on police and threats of violence on January 6.
At his trial in March, prosecutors showed video footage of Reffitt wearing tactical gear as he ascended a stairway outside the Capitol, with a pro-Trump mob trailing behind him. Prosecutors described Reffitt, a onetime member of the far-right Three Percenters group, as the "tip of this mob's spear" and painted him as a pivotal on-the-ground leader who "lit the fire" on January 6.
"Mr. Reffitt was intending to violently overthrow Congress, and physically drag members of Congress out of the Capitol," Nestler said Monday.
Reffitt's trial featured dramatic testimony from his teenage son, Jackson Reffitt, who recounted reporting his father to law enforcement on Christmas Eve in 2020 after growing alarmed about his incendiary rhetoric and plans to do "something big." Jackson Reffitt also testified that he secretly recorded his father after January 6 as he exuberantly recounted his confrontation with police on the stairs leading up to the Capitol.
But Guy Reffitt grew distressed as federal agents began to track down and arrest alleged participants in the January 6 attack, his son said in court. In a key portion of his testimony, Jackson Reffitt detailed a conversation in which his father told him and his younger sister that they would be traitors if they turned him in to law enforcement — and that "traitors get shot."
On Monday, prosecutor Risa Berkower read a letter aloud in court from Jackson Reffitt, in which he expressed hope that his father would be able to "use all the safety nets" available in the federal prison system, including mental health care. Prison, he wrote, should not be used to "destroy a person but to rehabilitate someone."
Reffitt's teenage daughter Peyton Reffitt later told Friedrich that her father's mental health has "always been a real issue." In emotional remarks, she appeared to place the blame for the violence of January 6 on former President Donald Trump.
"My father's name wasn't on the flags that everyone was carrying that day," she said. "It was another man's name."
Referring to her father, Peyton Reffitt said, "He wasn't the leader."
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HAHAHAHAHAHA he was turned in by his own son. You know someone is delusional when even their kids don't buy into their bullshit. Right Ivanka?
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One more for the count. +1
Good times!
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A pro-Trump social media influencer who posted about his role in the Jan. 6 siege was arrested this week on Capitol riot charges.
A right-wing social media influencer who posted videos of himself participating in the January 6 Capitol riot was arrested this week after an anonymous tipster flagged photos of the pro-Trump YouTuber to the FBI.
William Kit, better known online as "Semore Views," was charged with four misdemeanor counts last month, including entering and remaining in a restricted building, disorderly conduct, and demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.
Kit's musings on patriotism and politics have garnered him a significant social media following, with more than 37,000 YouTube subscribers and 78,700 Instagram followers.
The Daily Beast and WUSA were first to report on Kit's arrest after court documents in the case were unsealed this week. The DC man made his initial appearance in court on Monday where he was released on a personal recognizance bond and with several conditions, WUSA reported.
Videos on Kit's Semore Views YouTube channel show him among the mob of Trump supporters outside the US Capitol on January 6, 2021, facing off against law enforcement officers.
"Are you willing to fucking die for this shit?" Kit can be heard shouting in one video. "We are here to die for this shit today."
Kit also filmed himself walking into the Capitol through the Senate Wing door. Once inside the building, he can be heard asking, "Where are those goddamn politicians at? [We're] taking over the goddamn Capitol."
Closed-circuit television footage captured Kit exiting the building through a broken window a couple of minutes later, according to court documents.
Prosecutors said Kit was first interviewed by a DC Metropolitan Police officer just two days after the siege, while he was at work at a Maryland convenience store. Nearly a year later, in December 2021, a tipster contacted the FBI about videos on Kit's "Semore Views" YouTube page, according to court documents. Investigators were able to identify Kit, who was pictured wearing an "I am Semore Views" shirt, as well as an American flag bandana during the attack.
Kit did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.
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More violence and crime in one Chicago weekend than the fake "insurrection" but whatever makes Libz happy I guess.
Anyone who believes any of that is (Im sorry) pretty brainless... All theatre...
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More violence and crime in one Chicago weekend than the fake "insurrection" but whatever makes Libz happy I guess.
Anyone who believes any of that is (Im sorry) pretty brainless... All theatre...
Naw... they can go to jail too.
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Naw... they can go to jail too.
"oh boy" chants the loser in life as he smirks reading stories of his heroes involved with grooming children, making them genderless, exposing them to drag queens etc...
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"oh boy" chants the loser in life as he smirks reading stories of his heroes involved with grooming children, making them genderless, exposing them to drag queens etc...
Classic projection.
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Hey Lurker, do you ever come on here say to yourself “I’m tired of getting wrecked”?
Harvard Study Wrecks Insurrection Narrative of Capitol Riot
Democrats and the media claim the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021, was an insurrection, and they’ve pushed that narrative relentlessly. But last week, the Harvard Kennedy School’s Shorenstein Center published a study that debunked their claim. According to the analysis, most of the rioters were motivated by loyalty to President Trump.
And yet, you probably never heard about that.
“In the most comprehensive study to date of what motivated the Trump supporters to attack the Capitol, Shorenstein Center researchers found that 20.6 percent of the rioters, a plurality, were motivated to take part in the riot because they supported Trump,” reports The Harvard Crimson. “Another 20.6 percent of the rioters cited Trump’s fraudulent claims that the 2020 presidential election was rigged as their primary reason for participating in the Jan. 6 riot.”
This was clearly not the outcome the authors of the study anticipated. “I don’t think I expected the result to be this stark,” Kaylee Fagan, one of the authors of the study, told The Crimson. “I also certainly didn’t expect those two motivations to come up nearly exactly as often as they both did.”
“The documents show that Trump and his allies convinced an unquantifiable number of Americans that representative democracy in the United States was not only in decline, but in imminent, existential danger,” the study said. “This belief translated into a widespread fear of democratic and societal breakdown, which, in turn, motivated hundreds of Americans to travel to DC from far corners of the country in what they were convinced was the nation’s most desperate hour.”
It’s clear that the researchers weren’t pro-Trump. They quickly dismiss allegations of election irregularities as “lies about election fraud” and seemed shocked that QAnon wasn’t a significant motivation for the rioters.
For our VIPs: The Jan. 6 Committee Should Be Dissolved After Its Latest Hoax
“It is possible to express revulsion about what happened on Jan. 6th without claiming that this was an insurrection and attempt to overthrow the nation,” notes constitutional scholar Jonathan Turley.
The J6 Committee hasn’t gotten the memo yet.
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Hey Lurker, do you ever come on here say to yourself “I’m tired of getting wrecked”?
No, I don't. Because as it just so happens I have never been wrecked, why would I say that?
If you think otherwise, you are just retarded. Oh wait...... you are.
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Classic projection.
To be stalked by someone with a double digit IQ.... is that too much to ask? Instead I get the self loathing closet cases. The Cuk should try a little harder at least.
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Another moron with a record now because he believe the orange turd's lies.
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Missouri man charged with taking firearm onto Capitol grounds during Jan. 6 riot.
Federal authorities have arrested a north-central Missouri man on felony charges that he took a firearm onto the Capitol grounds during the Jan. 6 riot.
Jerod Thomas Bargar, of Centralia, Missouri, was arrested in Osage Beach on Wednesday, according to court documents. He faces felony offenses of entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon and unlawful possession of a firearm on Capitol grounds or buildings. He also is charged with related misdemeanors.
The firearm was a 9mm semi-automatic pistol “held in a distinctive holster that displayed an image of the American flag and had the words ‘We The People’ written on it,” the charging document said.
Bargar, 36, is the 23rd Missouri resident to be charged in connection with the Capitol riot.
According to the court document, on Jan. 6, 2021, protesters on the west side of the Capitol building broke through a line of law enforcement officers around 2:27 p.m. A few minutes later, a Metropolitan Police lieutenant stationed in the area was alerted by a fellow officer about a firearm that had emerged from the crowd and was lying on the ground. The fellow officer dragged the firearm out of the crowd with his right foot.
The firearm contained one 9mm cartridge stamped “WIN 9mm LUGER” in the chamber and approximately 15 9mm cartridges in the magazine, the document said, with a total capacity of more than 10 rounds.
After the riot, the document said, the FBI received an anonymous tip that Jerod Bargar and his friend had posted photos on Facebook saying they were 10 feet away from the woman who was shot inside the Capitol.
FBI agents interviewed Bargar at his home on Jan. 18, 2021, the document said. He told agents that he and his friend traveled to Washington, D.C., by car on Jan. 5, 2021, to attend a political rally. After the rally, he said, the two walked to the Capitol building where they witnessed “chaos.”
“Bargar stated that he did not enter the Capitol building or participate in illegal activity because he knew where the ‘line’ was” and that it “was obvious officers were trying to keep protesters out,” the document said.
The FBI did not know at the time of the interview that the firearm belonged to Bargar, and Bargar didn’t mention it, according to the document. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives conducted a search based on the serial number, and the results gave the owner’s name as someone with the initials “D.F.”
FBI agents interviewed “D.F.” at his home in Missouri on June 14, 2021, the document said. The man told agents he hadn’t owned the firearm for several years and couldn’t remember whether he’d sold it or pawned it. He gave them the name of a Jefferson City pawn shop. Agents went to the shop two days later and were told that “D.F.” had pawned the firearm in November 2011 and that it was purchased by “R.N.” that same month.
On July 13, 2021, the document said, FBI agents interviewed “R.N.” at his Missouri home. He said he’d given the firearm to his stepson, Jerod Bargar, about a year-and-a-half earlier.
Agents then interviewed Bargar again, this time at his friend’s home in Centralia, the document said. Bargar told agents that he and his friend were at the Capitol on Jan. 6 and were in a group of protesters outside the building when police began to spray tear gas and deploy other munitions into the crowd. He said a woman was knocked to the ground, and he and his friend helped her up. Soon after that, he said, he realized he had lost his firearm.
When FBI agents showed him a photo of the firearm found on the Capitol grounds, the document said, Bargar acknowledged he was the owner.
“Bargar stated that he wore the firearm in an inside-the-waistband patriot motif holster,” the document said. “Bargar stated that he is always armed and wanted to be armed when he went to the ‘belly of the beast’ for his own ‘self-protection.’”
Checks run on the firearm revealed that it was not registered in the District of Columbia and that Bargar was not licensed to carry a firearm in the District of Columbia as required by law, the document said.
Bargar told agents that he did not know at the time he traveled to Washington, D.C., that it was illegal to possess a handgun there or on federal property.
Bargar made numerous Facebook posts on Jan. 5 and Jan. 6, the document said, placing him in the Washington, D.C., area and on the National Mall. In one Jan. 6 post he is in a selfie photo amid a large crowd of protesters with the phrases “#FightForTrump #parciallypeacefulprotest #partofhistory.”
A later examination of Bargar’s Facebook account, the charging document said, showed he had made some alterations.
“He had changed the name on the account to Thomas Bargar, and the place of residence to New Jersey.”
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Classic projection.
The other pedocuck defending his cuck buddy.....
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To be stalked by someone with a double digit IQ.... is that too much to ask? Instead I get the self loathing closet cases. The Cuk should try a little harder at least.
Double digit IQ…… just once a stalker with some kind originality, intellect, and heterosexuality. Is that too much to ask for?
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Owned again
https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cg5Dl5eJ2Hd/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
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I haven’t been owned yet. And as long you are posting things irrelevant to the thread topic I won’t be.
Keep up and try again.
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I haven’t been owned yet. And as long you are posting things irrelevant to the thread topic I won’t be.
Keep up and try again.
This fake hearing has proved to be irrelevant
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This fake hearing has proved to be irrelevant
Proven. ;D
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Proven. ;D
When all else fails
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When all else fails
Oh come on. Lighten up a little.
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This fake hearing has proved to be irrelevant
If you say this then it must mean the opposite.
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hahahahaha.... not the brightest of the bunch are they?
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Missouri man pleads guilty in Capitol riot after tips, cellphone records led to arrest.
A Missouri man who prosecutors say had expressed interest in joining the far-right Oath Keepers and Three Percenters militia pleaded guilty Wednesday to one misdemeanor in connection with the Capitol riot.
Jonas Buxton, 25, of St. Charles, entered a guilty plea in federal court to one count of parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.
“So did you, in fact, do what the government has stated?” asked Senior U.S. District Judge John D. Bates.
“I believe so, your honor, yes,” Buxton replied.
Buxton, who told the judge he has a bachelor’s degree in physics, is the 14th of 23 Missouri residents charged in connection with the Capitol riot to plead guilty. Of those, 10 have been sentenced.
As part of a plea agreement, the government dropped three of the charges against Buxton. He agreed to allow law enforcement agents to interview him and to review his social media accounts for statements and posts related to the Capitol riot.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Anthony Franks told the court Wednesday that around Jan. 3, 2021, Buxton “exchanged text messages with an acquaintance where he expressed an interest in joining the Oath Keepers and the Three Percenters.”
The anti-government Oath Keepers and Three Percenters militia are accused of playing key roles in the insurrection. In January, 11 members or associates of the Oath Keepers, including founder Stewart Rhodes, were indicted on seditious conspiracy charges. Several have pleaded guilty.
Franks said that around Jan. 4, Buxton traveled from St. Charles to Washington, D.C., “to protest Congress’ certification of the Electoral College vote and to attend a call to action rally promoted by the Three Percenters.”
Shortly after 3 p.m. on Jan. 6, Franks said, Buxton entered the Capitol through the Senate Wing doors, went to the Crypt, then exited the building at 3:21 p.m. through the same doors.
According to the charging document, Buxton was identified as a participant in the Capitol riot through cellphone records, tipsters and Capitol surveillance video.
The first tip was an online message to the FBI’s National Threat Operations Center on Jan. 31, 2021, the document said.
“Tipster 1’s friend, Person 1, told Tipster 1 that Jonas Buxton participated in the United States Capitol riot and that Jonas might have been carrying an AR-15,” the document said. It added that Person 1’s husband “is one of Jonas Buxton’s family members.”
The FBI received a tip from another person on Feb. 16, 2021, who said Buxton had participated in the Capitol breach.
“Tipster 2 also reported that Buxton worked at a store in St. Charles, Missouri, but after the FBI announced arrests associated with the Capitol riot, Buxton quit his job, disappeared, and went into hiding,” the document said.
Through a search warrant issued to Google, the FBI found that Buxton’s cellphone was inside the Capitol building around the time of the insurrection, according to the document.
In early April 2021, Buxton landed at the Miami International Airport on a flight from Panama City, the document said. He was referred for an additional inspection by U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers. During the inspection, the officers searched Buxton’s cellphone, taking photos of some of the screens they observed.
In one photo, the document said, Buxton was wearing a brown tactical vest with a Trump patch. One officer discovered a letter for a “general call to action” from the Three Percenters regarding the “Stop the Steal” rally, according to the document.
“The President of the United States has put out a general call for the patriots of this Nation to gather there on this date,” the Three Percenters letter said. “And this organization will be answering that call!
“This participation is called for on a National level, and all State Leaders in this organization are hereby directed to encourage the participation of any member who wishes to answer the call in this great and noble endeavor.”
The letter said members were expected to conduct themselves “in a professional, and civil, manner in accordance with the integrity of this organization.”
“We need to be entirely unthreatening in our demeanor as well as our attire,” it said, adding that “the wearing of combat uniforms, body armor, tactical vets, helmets, or any other ‘battle rattle’ is prohibited. We are not going there to fight; we are going there to peacefully protest.”
The officers at the Miami airport also found that Buxton had a second cellphone with him that had the same number as the phone agents determined was in the Capitol area on Jan. 6, according to the charging document.
In August 2021, the FBI examined Capitol surveillance video on Jan. 6 and found images of Buxton on multiple cameras throughout the building, the document said.
When he entered the Capitol, it said, Buxton was wearing a black gas mask, a black jacket with a hood, a brown tactical vest, brown pants and tan boots. Surveillance video later showed him without the gas mask and wearing a red neck gaiter.
“Buxton was also seen carrying a yellow flag,” the document said, “which helped identify him as he moved throughout the Capitol.”
Buxton was charged on Dec. 8, 2021, and arrested in St. Charles the next day.
Wednesday’s plea hearing was held via video conference in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. Buxton is scheduled to be sentenced on Nov. 10. He faces a maximum sentence of six months’ imprisonment, five years’ probation and a $5,000 fine. He also agreed to pay $500 restitution for damage done to the Capitol building on Jan. 6, 2021, which the government says totaled $1.5 million.
Buxton was originally charged with four misdemeanors: entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; and parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.
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hahahahahaaaaa those three hots and a cots are going to come in handy since he got his stupid ass fired.
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Ex-police officer gets more than 7 years in prison in Jan. 6 case.
Washington — An off-duty Virginia police officer who stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan, 6, 2021, with a fellow officer was sentenced Thursday to more than seven years in prison, matching the longest prison sentence so far among hundreds of Capitol riot cases.
Former Rocky Mount Police Sgt. Thomas Robertson declined to address the court before U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper sentenced him to seven years and three months in prison. Cooper also sentenced Robertson to three years of supervised release after his prison term.
Federal prosecutors had recommended an eight-year prison sentence for Robertson. His sentence equals that of Guy Reffitt, a Texas man who attacked the Capitol while armed with a holstered handgun.
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Good Times!!!!
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2 Mercer County residents are jailed on charges accusing them of participating in Jan. 6 riot.
Two Mercer County residents are in jail on federal charges accusing them of participating in the Jan. 6, riot at the U.S. Capitol.
Shawndale and Donald Chilcoat of Celina were arrested Thursday by Toledo police and booked into the Lucas County Jail.
The case against the Chilcoats relies on several tips, according to 12-page statement of facts filed in U.S. District Court along with the criminal complaint and arrest warrants. A special agent with the FBI assigned to the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force lays out the case against the Chilcoats in that statement.
The tips include photographs, social media posts, video clips, U.S. Capitol Closed Circuit TV recordings and statements from tipsters not identified by name in the charging documents to show that the Chilcoats were part of the group that entered the U.S. Capitol illegally, according to the charging document.
The FBI investigator, whose name is redacted from the papers filed in court, filed the following charges against the Chilcoats:
◊ Entering and Remaining in a Restricted Building or Grounds,
◊ Disorderly and Disruptive Conduct in a Restricted Building or Grounds,
◊ Entering and Remaining in the Gallery of Congress,
◊ Disorderly Conduct on Capitol Grounds,
◊ Parade, Demonstrate or Picket in any of the Capitol Buildings
◊ Obstruction or Impeding Any Official Proceeding
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Hahahahaha. What a liar. If all these people are so innocent, why are they trying to lie so much?
Well he IS stupid. Convicted thief wearing a GPS ankle monitor. Great idea (but only if you are a moron)
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'Aspiring Proud Boy' who told his probation officer he was handing out Bibles on January 6 is sentenced to 4 months in prison on Capitol riot charge.
Maryland man who violated his parole to take part in the Capitol attack on January 6, 2021, was sentenced to four months in prison this week after federal prosecutors pushed for the higher end of his sentencing recommendation, arguing that the defendant was a self-identified white supremacist.
Bryan Betancur pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor count of entering and remaining in a restricted building in May. He was originally charged with five counts related to his role in the attack, but as the government works to prosecute the nearly 900 people arrested in connection with the siege, prosecutors have offered some rioters lesser charges in exchange for their guilty pleas.
US District Judge Timothy Kelly on Wednesday sentenced Betancur to four months, as well as one year of supervised release and a $500 fine in restitution.
Betancur was one of the first defendants arrested in relation to the insurrection after officers took him into custody on January 18, 2021. But even before January 6, 2021, Betancur was already a convicted criminal, serving out a probation sentence that required him to wear a GPS monitor due to a 2019 burglary charge, according to court documents.
Prosecutors say Betancur lied to his probation officer in an attempt to gain permission to attend the "Stop the Steal" rally that preceded the Capitol riot. Betancur said he wanted to leave the state in order to distribute Bibles on behalf of the Christian group, the Gideons International — a pious request that was ultimately approved.
Betancur provided his probation officer with updates throughout the day on January 6, 2021, and said he would be home by curfew, according to charging documents. He was eventually caught thanks to the GPS tracking device attached to his ankle.
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Digital footprint > moron's lies
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KCK man arrested in Jan. 6 riot after records show his cellphone was inside the Capitol.
A Kansas City, Kansas, man was arrested Friday in connection with the Capitol riot, accused of roaming through the building, entering a senator’s office and taking a selfie in front of a bust of Winston Churchill. Kasey Von Owen Hopkins, 47, is the ninth Kansas resident to be charged in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol breach. Hopkins faces four misdemeanor counts: entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; and parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.
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Digital footprint > moron's lies
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KCK man arrested in Jan. 6 riot after records show his cellphone was inside the Capitol.
A Kansas City, Kansas, man was arrested Friday in connection with the Capitol riot, accused of roaming through the building, entering a senator’s office and taking a selfie in front of a bust of Winston Churchill. Kasey Von Owen Hopkins, 47, is the ninth Kansas resident to be charged in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol breach. Hopkins faces four misdemeanor counts: entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; and parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.
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Sure he did.
You mean like how Schiff and Cheney did while altering evidence in not only the fake impeachment trial (Schiff) and the fake Jan 6 hearings (both Schiff and Cheney)?
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Sure he did.
You mean like how Schiff and Cheney did while altering evidence in not only the fake impeachment trial (Schiff) and the fake Jan 6 hearings (both Schiff and Cheney)?
He sure did.
Unless somehow those Chinese thermostats impersonated his cell phone, pinged a location to their secret cell tower and miraculously made it appear he was inside. ::) Yeah, that's got to be it. ::) ::)
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Another delusional moron going to the pokey.
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Trump supporter who flew on private jet to Jan. 6 riot and threw media equipment outside the Capitol pleads guilty.
A woman who flew on a private plane to the nation's capital ahead of the Jan. 6 riot pleaded guilty Thursday to engaging in disruptive or disorderly conduct in a restricted building.
Katherine Schwab of Texas, who said she accepted an offer to fly on the personal aircraft of a Facebook friend, admitted writing in messages before the Capitol attack that "s--t will go down" and that she needed to "stop the steal."
Schwab, who traveled to Washington with co-defendants Jenna Ryan and Jason Lee Hyland, admitted she was the first of the trio to enter the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
Hyland was sentenced to a week behind bars this month; Ryan — who had declared she was "not going to jail" — was sentenced in November to 60 days in prison.
Schwab admitted to kicking and throwing media equipment with other members of the mob outside the Capitol.
“I went into the f---ing Capitol," Schwab admitted saying in a video recording on the day of the riot, calling police “traitors,” “sheep” and “pathetic."
“You want a revolution, the revolution’s gonna come... you want a f---ing revolution, it’ll happen," Schwab also admitted saying.
Schwab said she went inside the Capitol because then-Vice President Mike Pence had "f--ked us over."
Pence was in the building overseeing the counting of electoral votes in a joint session of Congress.
U.S. District Judge Christopher R. Cooper set Schwab's sentencing hearing Thursday for Dec. 9.
More than 850 people have been arrested in connection with the attack on the Capitol, and the FBI has the names of hundreds more participants who have not yet been arrested. Justice Department resources have been stretched as the massive number of cases make their way through the FBI, prosecutors and the court system.
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ahahhaahaha these people just keep getting dumber and dumber
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Man charged with election interference tied to Capitol riot.
A Virginia man who is facing trial on charges that he drove a Hummer packed with guns to Philadelphia to interfere with the 2020 presidential election has been arrested in a separate case that alleges his involvement in the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.
Antonio LaMotta was arrested Tuesday in the southeastern Virginia city of Chesapeake, according to court documents filed in U.S. District Court in Washington.
He faces federal misdemeanor offenses, including illegal entry and disorderly conduct at the U.S. Capitol in January 2021. Lawmakers had gathered that day to count Electoral College results, which showed that President Joe Biden won the election.
LaMotta, 63, is among more than 850 people charged with federal crimes for their alleged conduct inside the Capitol building. But he stands out for the case already pending against him and another man in Philadelphia.
Associated Press
Man charged with election interference tied to Capitol riot
BEN FINLEY
Wed, August 17, 2022 at 1:46 PM
A Virginia man who is facing trial on charges that he drove a Hummer packed with guns to Philadelphia to interfere with the 2020 presidential election has been arrested in a separate case that alleges his involvement in the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.
Antonio LaMotta was arrested Tuesday in the southeastern Virginia city of Chesapeake, according to court documents filed in U.S. District Court in Washington.
He faces federal misdemeanor offenses, including illegal entry and disorderly conduct at the U.S. Capitol in January 2021. Lawmakers had gathered that day to count Electoral College results, which showed that President Joe Biden won the election.
LaMotta, 63, is among more than 850 people charged with federal crimes for their alleged conduct inside the Capitol building. But he stands out for the case already pending against him and another man in Philadelphia.
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In November 2020, LaMotta and Joshua Macias drove to a Philadelphia convention center where votes were being counted for the presidential election, prosecutors have alleged. The men arrived in a Hummer adorned with a QAnon sticker and loaded with an AR-15-style rifle, more than 100 rounds of ammunition and other weapons.
QAnon centers on the baseless belief that former President Donald Trump had waged a secret campaign against enemies in the “deep state” and a child sex trafficking ring run by satanic pedophiles and cannibals.
Prosecutors say Macias and LaMotta had planned a mass shooting as the election hung in the balance but were thwarted by an FBI tip about their travels. A trial for the men is scheduled for October. Charges include interfering with an election.
At a preliminary hearing last year, lawyers for both men argued there was no evidence they interfered or tried to interfere with election-related activities. The lawyers said that it appeared the men were being punished for their beliefs, including support for false theories that the presidential election was fraudulent.
The criminal complaint against LaMotta for his alleged actions on Jan. 6 states he was identified through images captured on Capitol surveillance cameras as well as police body cameras. LaMotta also was identified by an FBI agent who had interviewed him after his arrest in Philadelphia.
“LaMotta entered the Capitol building through the east Rotunda doors at approximately 3:21 p.m.,” the federal complaint stated. “He was part of a group of rioters that pushed past police officers working to bar entry into the building. Police pushed LaMotta out of the building, along with other rioters, at approximately 3:29 p.m.”
More than 350 Capitol riot defendants have pleaded guilty, mostly to misdemeanor offenses. People convicted of misdemeanors have received sentences ranging from probation to eight months behind bars.
An attorney was not listed for LaMotta in federal court documents related to the Capitol riot case. His attorney for the case in Philadelphia, Lauren Wimmer, did not immediately respond to an email seeking comment.
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https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/08/fbi-agent-pleads-guilty-destroying-evidence-frame-pro-trump-political-prisoner/
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https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/08/fbi-agent-pleads-guilty-destroying-evidence-frame-pro-trump-political-prisoner/
Awesome. Anyone lying should go to jail.
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Awesome. Anyone lying should go to jail.
Then your boy and his fake administration should be there but we won’t hear than from you and your ilk
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Then your boy and his fake administration should be there but we won’t hear than from you and your ilk
Because they are tied up with all the lies Trumpy told from the first year alone.
“Fake”. Hahahhahaha
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Washington D.C. is nothing but an incestuous cesspool.
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Washington D.C. is nothing but an incestuous cesspool.
You are not wrong at all.
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(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=679339.0;attach=1387916;image)
I wondered when you'd post this. What exactly is it supposed to mean? Does Philip Perry, Cheney's husband represent Hunter Biden? The answer is no. He works at Latham & Watkins. Chris Clark, another Latham partner has been representing Hunter Biden since December 2020.
Did you know that Alan Dershowitz helped negotiate a “non-prosecution agreement” under which Epstein served just 13 months in a county jail, much of it spent on “work release” in an office.
Isn't interesting that attorneys represent their clients... Hmm that is what attorneys do... how they make a living.
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I wondered when you'd post this. What exactly is it supposed to mean? Does Philip Perry, Cheney's husband represent Hunter Biden? The answer is no. He works at Latham & Watkins. Chris Clark, another Latham partner has been representing Hunter Biden since December 2020.
Did you know that Alan Dershowitz helped negotiate a “non-prosecution agreement” under which Epstein served just 13 months in a county jail, much of it spent on “work release” in an office.
Isn't interesting that attorneys represent their clients... Hmm that is what attorneys do... how they make a living.
And this is exactly what I’ve been talking about
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And this is exactly what I’ve been talking about
Yup. Strange how many things work both ways… or people work both sides of the fence.
Six a couple of degrees of separation. Dershowitz, who was part of Trump's legal team during his first impeachment in 2020, discussed the opening of Trump's safe and reports that "nothing was in there."
Speaking of lawyers. Did you know that According to the Congressional Research Service 170 members of the House and 60 Senators are lawyers. This means 60 percent of the U.S. Senate are lawyers.
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And more to come.... hahahah
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363 rioters have pleaded guilty for their role in the Capitol insurrection so far.
More than 890 people have been charged with crimes since supporters of then-President Donald Trump violently stormed the US Capitol on January 6, 2021, in an attempt to stop Congress from certifying Joe Biden's victory in the 2020 election.
Over a year later, at least 363 people have pleaded guilty in connection to the insurrection.
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I bet she's the one with tears now.
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Kentucky woman pleads to pepper spraying officers at Capitol rally on Jan. 6.
A Morganfield, Kentucky, woman pleaded guilty Wednesday to multiple charges connected to her involvement in the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol, according to a release from the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Shelly Stallings, 43, pleaded guilty to seven federal charges, according to the statement. Those charges include assaulting, resisting or impeding law enforcement officers using a dangerous weapon, interfering with a law enforcement officer during a civil disorder, and entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly weapon.
The released, published Wednesday, said Stallings and three co-defendants sprayed a chemical irritant – pepper spray – at police officers attempting to secure the U.S. Capitol.
All three co-defendants, including her husband, Peter J. Schwartz, 49, have pleaded not guilty to all charges.
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Stallings was arrested in Owensboro, Kentucky, earlier this year on Feb. 16. She pleaded guilty to five felony charges and two misdemeanor offenses.
According to court records, Stallings is scheduled to be sentenced Jan. 13, 2023.
Stallings faces a maximum of 56 years in federal prison if she were to receive the maximum sentence on all counts, according to the release.
At least 20 people from Kentucky have faced charges over the U.S. Capitol riot.
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The Bitch Squad is more like it. They got an "F" for effort.
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Five Florida men affiliated with a militia group called “B Squad” have been arrested on charges that they joined a mob's attack on the U.S. Capitol, disrupting Congress from certifying President Joe Biden's 2020 electoral victory, federal authorities said Wednesday.
“B Squad” members stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, while wearing riot gear and armed with metal batons, knives, chemical spray and walking sticks, according to an FBI agent's affidavit. Group members joined the mob in a “heave-ho” push against police officers trying to secure a tunnel on the Lower West Terrace, the affidavit says.
Officers ultimately repelled the mob after more than two hours of violence inside the tunnel. More than 100 police officers were injured at the Capitol on Jan. 6.
The FBI says the five defendants charged together are self-identified adherents to the “Three Percenters" militia movement, which refers to the myth that only 3% of Americans fought in the Revolutionary War against the British. The men are members of a group called Guardians of Freedom and a subgroup called “B Squad," according to an FBI agent's affidavit.
A criminal complaint charges four of the defendants with a felony count of interfering with a law enforcement officer during a civil disorder. They are Benjamin Cole, 38, of Leesburg; John Edward Crowley, 50, of Windermere; Brian Preller, 33, of Mount Dora; and Jonathan Rockholt, 38, of Palm Coast.
They and a fifth defendant — Tyler Bensch, 20, of Casselberry — also are charged with misdemeanor counts of entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds and disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds.
Crowley, Rockholt and Bensch were arrested in Florida, where a federal magistrate judge ordered them released after their initial court appearances Wednesday. Attorneys for the three men didn't immediately respond to emails seeking comment.
Cole was arrested in Louisville, Kentucky. Court records didn't immediately list an attorney for him.
Preller was arrested in Hardwick, Vermont, and ordered released after his initial court appearance in Rutland. A lawyer for Preller declined to comment on the charges.
A flier sent to “B Squad” members two weeks before the riot advertised a “March for Trump” bus trip to Washington for the “Stop the Steal” rally on Jan. 6, according to the affidavit. It says the flier encouraged Guardians of Freedom members to “deploy" and help protect people at the rally, where then-President Donald Trump addressed a crowd of supporters.
A man identified by the FBI only as “B Leader” coordinated the group’s travel from Florida to Washington and reserved a block of rooms at a hotel near Capitol. He, the five defendants charged in the complaint and approximately 40 other “B Squad" members stayed on the same floor of the hotel on the eve of the riot, the FBI says. “B Leader,” who isn't one of the five arrested defendants, also spoke at a rally at Washington's Freedom Plaza on Jan. 5, 2021, according to the affidavit.
More than 850 people have been charged with federal crimes for their conduct on Jan. 6. The Justice Department says more than 260 defendants have been charged with assaulting or impeding law enforcement at the Capitol.
Nearly 400 Capitol riot defendants have pleaded guilty or been convicted by a judge or jury after trials. More than 240 have been sentenced, with roughly half of them getting terms of incarceration ranging from seven days to over seven years.
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Her dumbass must have thought it was an open house event. ::)
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Colleyville real estate agent pleads guilty to charge in connection to 2021 Capitol riot.
The Colleyville real estate agent who was facing five charges in connection to the Jan. 6, 2021 riot at the U.S. Capitol Building has pleaded guilty to one of the charges against her, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
Katherine Staveley Schwab has pleaded guilty to disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building, according to the Justice Department.
She has pleaded not guilty to charges of entering and remaining in a restricted building, violent entry and disorderly conduct in the Capitol Building and parading, demonstrating or picking in the Capitol Building, according to Justice Department records.
Schwab traveled with Jason Hyland on Hyland’s private plane to D.C. to join a rally of Trump supporters, according to the FBI. They were joined by Jenna Ryan, a Frisco real estate agent who was arrested on Jan. 15, 2021, and charged in connection with the insurrection.
According to the FBI, Schwab, Hyland and Ryan joined the crowd of people who stormed inside the U.S. Capitol.
On Facebook, someone commented on Schwab’s photos that it “looks like you got on the step of the Capital (sic),” and Schwab replied, “a little further than that,” according to the criminal complaint. She also said on the post that she did not get pictures inside because the doors were closed and police had their guns drawn, but, she wrote, “the national guard was in there and didn’t move an inch. They sat back. They didn’t fight against us at all … because there was no need to. After the girl was shot and killed that’s when we raised hell.”
The Justice Department has not announced a date for sentencing for Schwab
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Yup. Strange how many things work both ways… or people work both sides of the fence.
Six a couple of degrees of separation. Dershowitz, who was part of Trump's legal team during his first impeachment in 2020, discussed the opening of Trump's safe and reports that "nothing was in there."
Speaking of lawyers. Did you know that According to the Congressional Research Service 170 members of the House and 60 Senators are lawyers. This means 60 percent of the U.S. Senate are lawyers.
You do realize this is completely irrelevant…right?
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Her dumbass must have thought it was an open house event. ::)
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Colleyville real estate agent pleads guilty to charge in connection to 2021 Capitol riot.
The Colleyville real estate agent who was facing five charges in connection to the Jan. 6, 2021 riot at the U.S. Capitol Building has pleaded guilty to one of the charges against her, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
Katherine Staveley Schwab has pleaded guilty to disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building, according to the Justice Department.
She has pleaded not guilty to charges of entering and remaining in a restricted building, violent entry and disorderly conduct in the Capitol Building and parading, demonstrating or picking in the Capitol Building, according to Justice Department records.
Schwab traveled with Jason Hyland on Hyland’s private plane to D.C. to join a rally of Trump supporters, according to the FBI. They were joined by Jenna Ryan, a Frisco real estate agent who was arrested on Jan. 15, 2021, and charged in connection with the insurrection.
According to the FBI, Schwab, Hyland and Ryan joined the crowd of people who stormed inside the U.S. Capitol.
On Facebook, someone commented on Schwab’s photos that it “looks like you got on the step of the Capital (sic),” and Schwab replied, “a little further than that,” according to the criminal complaint. She also said on the post that she did not get pictures inside because the doors were closed and police had their guns drawn, but, she wrote, “the national guard was in there and didn’t move an inch. They sat back. They didn’t fight against us at all … because there was no need to. After the girl was shot and killed that’s when we raised hell.”
The Justice Department has not announced a date for sentencing for Schwab
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I know you’re too stupid to realize this….but, everything you post in relation to this fake show hearing (and everything else that isn’t related to this) is illegal and unconstitutional, oh wait, of course you don’t realize this, You’re Lurker
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You do realize this is completely irrelevant…right?
There are many times when it is difficult to understand what the heck you are talking about so it is easy to post a reply you think is irrelevant.
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Leftists caught in more lies….
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/08/government-admits-oath-keepers-not-lead-attack-us-capitol-january-6/
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https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/08/az-congressional-candidate-jeff-zink-tells-story-blm-antifa-sympathizer-trump-supporter/
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https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/08/az-congressional-candidate-jeff-zink-tells-story-blm-antifa-sympathizer-trump-supporter/
I'm sure CNN and MSNBC will be all over these stories.
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I know you’re too stupid to realize this….but, everything you post in relation to this fake show hearing (and everything else that isn’t related to this) is illegal and unconstitutional, oh wait, of course you don’t realize this, You’re Lurker
Everyone knows you are too stupid to realize it, but I will point it out anyway.... this thread is about the Jan 6th rioters. Not the REAL hearing. Of course you don't realize it. You are Qoach Todd.
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Well being a Trumpturd, this is probably the closest he ever got to high school
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Update: Capitol riot suspect arrested in raid near Falkville High.
Aug. 24—The FBI raided a home across the street from Falkville High School this morning and arrested a 48-year-old man in connection with the Jan. 6, 2021, riots at the U.S. Capitol, according to authorities.
Bobby Wayne Russell was taken into custody and charged with assaulting, resisting, or impeding law enforcement officers and interfering with a law enforcement officer during a civil disorder, both felony charges, according to a release from the U.S. Department of Justice. He is also facing four misdemeanor charges.
The Morgan County Sheriff's Office said it had a deputy on the scene at the time and the FBI operation did not affect the school day.
Court records show Russell has been arrested on burglary, theft and drug charges dating back to 2010.
Russell is the second Morgan County man charged in the rioting incident. Last year, the FBI seized items from Lonnie Coffman's residence in the Lacon community. Coffman, 72, was arrested Jan. 7, 2021, and in November pleaded guilty to possessing unregistered firearms including Molotov cocktails and carrying a pistol without a license. He was sentenced to 46 months in prison.
Al.com reported via Tribune News Service that Russell is one of more than a dozen Alabama residents charged in connection with Capitol breach during a joint session of Congress, which had convened to count the electoral votes related to the presidential election.
Federal documents made public Wednesday claim Russell was among rioters confronting officers at a line of bicycle barricades on the southwest side of the Capitol grounds, according to al.com. Russell, wearing a hooded "Alabama Crimson Tide" sweatshirt, resisted police orders to move away, the documents said.
Al.com reported that 26-year-old Kaleb Dillard of Shelby County was arrested Tuesday in Columbiana for his role in the Capitol breach. Dillard is charged with assaulting, resisting, or impeding law enforcement officers and interfering with a law enforcement officer during a civil disorder.
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4 years. I guess he won't be voting any time soon. What a moron. :D
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Rioter who encountered senator gets over 4 years in prison.
A Maryland man affiliated with the far-right Proud Boys extremist group was sentenced on Monday to more than four years in prison for storming the U.S. Capitol, where he encountered Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer as his armed security detail led the New York Democrat to safety.
Joshua Pruitt, 40, was one of the few Capitol rioters to come face-to-face with a member of Congress during the Jan. 6, 2021, attack by a mob of Donald Trump supporters, according to federal prosecutors.
“One look at Pruitt, and the leader of Senator Schumer’s security detail immediately saw the threat and hustled the 70-year-old senator down a hallway, having to change their evacuation route on a dime,” Assistant U.S. Attorney Alexis Loeb wrote in a court filing ahead of Monday’s hearing.
U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly sentenced Pruitt to four years and seven months of imprisonment followed by three years of supervised release, according to Bill Miller, spokesman for the U.S. Attorney’s office for the District of Columbia.
Prosecutors had recommended a five-year prison sentence for Pruitt, a Silver Spring, Maryland, resident who has worked as a bartender and personal trainer. They described him as an aspiring Proud Boys member whose intimidating figure made him an “ideal recruit” for the group on Jan. 6.
The leader of Schumer’s security detail told the FBI that their encounter with Pruitt was a harrowing, unforgettable moment. Pruitt was advancing and only seconds from reaching Schumer when the security detail turned and ran with the senator away from an elevator and back down a ramp, detail members said.
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Probably was written with a crayon.
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Capitol rioter says he was 'in the wrong place at the wrong time' in 'apology' letter to senator that never mentions he's sorry.
A Capitol rioter asking for a shorter sentence penned an "apology" letter to Sen. Jeff Merkley — whose office he entered during the siege on January 6, 2021 — but never actually apologized in the letter.
"Unfortunately I found myself in the wrong place at the wrong time on January 6th, 2021, I entered the Capitol Building with zero harmful intent, just curiosity as to what was going on around me," Francis Connor wrote in his letter to Sen. Merkley.
The letter was included in court documents filed by his lawyer requesting a lesser sentence, arguing that Connor's only true crime was speaking in hyperbole about the insurrection via private Instagram messages and that he never intended to enter Sen. Merkley's office.
"As I walked in to an open door on my left, I found myself in a senator's office which I later found out to be yourself. Nothing was stolen or vandalized, I was just caught on a live feed looking through some books on your bookshelf," Connor said in the letter.
"That video and my presence there that day in general is not the best way I'd like to be characterized," he continued. "If I knew that was a senator's office, I wouldn't have entered because I hold our country's politicians in the highest regard."
Connor closed the letter by letting the Senator know he did not have "malicious" intent on that day, but most notably missing from the letter was an actual apology.
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Probably was written with a crayon.
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Capitol rioter says he was 'in the wrong place at the wrong time' in 'apology' letter to senator that never mentions he's sorry.
A Capitol rioter asking for a shorter sentence penned an "apology" letter to Sen. Jeff Merkley — whose office he entered during the siege on January 6, 2021 — but never actually apologized in the letter.
"Unfortunately I found myself in the wrong place at the wrong time on January 6th, 2021, I entered the Capitol Building with zero harmful intent, just curiosity as to what was going on around me," Francis Connor wrote in his letter to Sen. Merkley.
The letter was included in court documents filed by his lawyer requesting a lesser sentence, arguing that Connor's only true crime was speaking in hyperbole about the insurrection via private Instagram messages and that he never intended to enter Sen. Merkley's office.
"As I walked in to an open door on my left, I found myself in a senator's office which I later found out to be yourself. Nothing was stolen or vandalized, I was just caught on a live feed looking through some books on your bookshelf," Connor said in the letter.
"That video and my presence there that day in general is not the best way I'd like to be characterized," he continued. "If I knew that was a senator's office, I wouldn't have entered because I hold our country's politicians in the highest regard."
Connor closed the letter by letting the Senator know he did not have "malicious" intent on that day, but most notably missing from the letter was an actual apology.
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I personally know Senator Merkley. He is one of the nicest politicians I have ever met.
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I guess they needed more political prisoners on more trumped up charges because now that Zuckerberg threw the FBI under the bus and proved the 2020 election was stolen, that’s all they have.
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I guess they have more criminals who committed crimes and Zuckberg is irrelevant to this thread.
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I guess they have more criminals who committed crimes and Zuckberg is irrelevant to this thread.
Yeah, proving the deep state is out to take Trump out isn't relevant to the thread.
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I guess they have more criminals who committed crimes and Zuckberg is irrelevant to this thread.
What the fuck do you think the Jan 6 protests were about?
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Yeah, proving the deep state is out to take Trump out isn't relevant to the thread.
This thread is about criminals committing crimes and being punished for it. There is no “deep state” conspiracy. ::)
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What the fuck do you think the Jan 6 protests were about?
Retards unable to grasp that Trumpy got his ass kicked in the election.
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Retards unable to grasp that Trumpy got his ass kicked in the election.
lol….wrong again
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Funny how the fake raid took attention away from the fake Jan 6 hearing because it fell apart
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This thread is about criminals committing crimes and being punished for it. There is no “deep state” conspiracy. ::)
This thread largely consists of you calling Coach names, like pretty much every other thread you post in. You really sound like a little kid.
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This thread largely consists of you calling Coach names, like pretty much every other thread you post in. You really sound like a little kid.
This thread largely consists is Qoach and his insipid excuse making and lying, like pretty much every other thread he posts in. You really sound like you think your opinion is relevant.
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lol….wrong again
Oh because the election was “stolen”. Hahahhaahah
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Oh because the election was “stolen”. Hahahhaahah
Yep…Zuckerberg put a nail in that coffin
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This thread largely consists is Qoach and his insipid excuse making and lying, like pretty much every other thread he posts in. You really sound like you think your opinion is relevant.
My opinion is as relevant as your elementary school-level communication. If this wasn't a message board you would probably be pelting him with spitballs. lol
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My opinion is as relevant as your elementary school-level communication. If this wasn't a message board you would probably be pelting him with spitballs. lol
😂
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This thread largely consists is Qoach and his insipid excuse making and lying, like pretty much every other thread he posts in. You really sound like you think your opinion is relevant.
Point out the lies.
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Point out the lies.
Stolen election
Fake hearing
Political prisoners
Etc etc
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My opinion is as relevant as your elementary school-level communication. If this wasn't a message board you would probably be pelting him with spitballs. lol
Naw if this wasn’t a message board he would be medicated and in touch with reality. Or at least numb to it. As it is, this is the only outlet he has for his delusions and whinings. But keep him encouraged. At least by spending every waking minute here and on other crap sites, he keeps his interaction with the public to a minimum.
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Stolen election
Fake hearing
Political prisoners
Etc etc
Those aren’t lies. Those are facts. Your brainwashed, Stalinist ass doesn’t know the difference
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Those aren’t lies. Those are facts. Your brainwashed, Stalinist ass doesn’t know the difference
Facts that have no evidence to back up the basis or claims. You mean alternative facts right? They are blatant lies that you were told and continue to believe and spread. No surprise.
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Facts that have no evidence to back up the basis or claims. You mean alternative facts right? They are blatant lies that you were told and continue to believe and spread. No surprise.
Lots of facts and evidence that not just me but others have posted. I’ve asked you probably 50 times to tell me where you think the fake January 6 show hearing is legit and you can’t. Not even remotely you can’t. Just like the fake the “impeachments”, the fake Russian collusion and literally everything leveled at him for the past 7 years…debunked.
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This thread largely consists of you calling Coach names, like pretty much every other thread you post in. You really sound like a little kid.
Because name calling is always a last resort when literally has nothing else
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The Jan 6 hearing is legit simply because you think it isn’t. That’s how facts normally work. The impeachment, both of them, were real. As history records show.
As for the other facts why don’t you team up with Rudy, Kraken, My Pillow Guy, MTG, Lin Wood, etc.. and use those facts to reveal the truth? Oh because they are not facts. Just excuses for your stupid ass to whine about every day.
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The Jan 6 hearing is legit simply because you think it isn’t. That’s how facts normally work. The impeachment, both of them, were real. As history records show.
As for the other facts why don’t you team up with Rudy, Kraken, My Pillow Guy, MTG, Lin Wood, etc.. and use those facts to reveal the truth? Oh because they are not facts. Just excuses for your stupid ass to whine about every day.
says the imbecile and loser in life.....pathetic..
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This thread largely consists of you calling Coach names, like pretty much every other thread you post in. You really sound like a little kid.
Maybe it does, but unfortunately Coach does not 'sound' any better or more mature.
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Maybe it does, but unfortunately Coach does not 'sound' any better or more mature.
Except I can back with hard evidence and not hearsay…..see next post
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The FBI created a fake crime scene at Mar-a-Lago by adding their documents to the scene and doctoring the photo of the scene. This is against the law.
The DOJ responded in a lawsuit by President Trump asking a judge to review the FBI raid of his iconic property Mar-a-Lago. In the DOJ’s response, the DOJ included a document they claim was taken at Mar-a-Lago.
The photo was all over the news on Wednesday, August 31, the day after it was provided to the court. The Independent made fun of the Time Magazine cover on the right side of the photo that the DOJ apparently wanted to include in the photo so that they could show that President Trump is so vain. There was no need for this Time Magazine piece in the picture.
The Daily Mail said “Trump KEPT framed Time cover of ‘enemies’ knocking at his window among the collection of classified files – including documents marked ‘Top Secret’ and those based on ‘human intelligence’ – sprawled across Mar-a-Lago”.
This was all a lie. The FBI created the crime scene, inserted their own documents, and then photoshopped the document. What a disgrace.
1. We know that the FBI wanted to make this look like a crime scene.
We know this because at the bottom of the photo provided to the court there is the number 2A, indicating that this was a crime scene photo as well as a type of tape measure across the bottom of the photo. The corrupt FBI threw the photos on the floor themselves. They staged this.
We know this because the containers were right next door. The documents would have been placed on a table had the FBI wanted to take a picture of the documents. Showing them as scattered across the floor is for show to indicate they were found this way, a lie we explain below. Also, the cabinets are right next to the documents, which is likely where they were stored. They weren’t stored on the floor.
2. The FBI inserted documents into the photo.
The cover sheets in the above photo that were red, yellow, and brown were inserted by the FBI. They are the FBI’s cover sheets. We know this for various reasons. The Trump White House did not need these cover sheets in the documents they held because they had their own cover sheets.
If you look closely at the photo above, the document right above the 2A is folded back. The papers are stapled together as they should be. If you look at that batch you see there already was a cover sheet on that document. It says “Please store in…”. That is the real cover sheet.
The red, yellow, and brown cover sheets were inserted. If you look closely at the yellow cover sheets, they are paper clipped to the documents. The documents would have been stapled. They are paperclipped because they were inserted by the FBI.
Also, the front cover sheet in brown, showing SCI, says the following wording:
Handling, storage, reproduction, and distribution of the attached document must be in accordance with the applicable executive orders statutes and agency implementing regulations.
This document was inserted. The FBI inserted this to indicate that the “agency implementing regulations” – i.e. the DOJ – is involved in the maintenance of these records but this is not the case. The President has the right to documents that are his. They are his property and an inserted document saying something different is simply not true.
3. The photo was altered or photoshopped after it was taken (i.e. the FBI was tampering with evidence).
Throughout the picture there are sections in white. It would be proper for the FBI to take pictures of the crime scene and then add paper to cover up the classified info and then take photos to cover up any classified information. However, we know that these white sections are redactions to the photo.
When looking a the picture above, you can see that the white space was added to the picture by the white outlines around the black boxes in the first photo above. These photos were tampered with.
Finally, did the FBI Agents who invaded the President’s home have the proper credentials to review classified information? How about the agents who made the call to photoshop the photo? How about the employees who photoshopped the photos? Were they properly credentialed?
This is a crime scene but it is the FBI and DOJ that acted like criminals. They created a false crime scene. They inserted docs. They tampered with evidence.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/09/huge-breaking-exclusive-fbi-doctored-mar-lago-photo-added-docs-create-crime-scene-didnt-exist/
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Maybe it does, but unfortunately Coach does not 'sound' any better or more mature.
Oh please. No comparison. Coach is an adult. Lurker is a child. That's exactly how they both come across on here.
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The FBI created a fake crime scene at Mar-a-Lago by adding their documents to the scene and doctoring the photo of the scene. This is against the law.
The DOJ responded in a lawsuit by President Trump asking a judge to review the FBI raid of his iconic property Mar-a-Lago. In the DOJ’s response, the DOJ included a document they claim was taken at Mar-a-Lago.
The photo was all over the news on Wednesday, August 31, the day after it was provided to the court. The Independent made fun of the Time Magazine cover on the right side of the photo that the DOJ apparently wanted to include in the photo so that they could show that President Trump is so vain. There was no need for this Time Magazine piece in the picture.
The Daily Mail said “Trump KEPT framed Time cover of ‘enemies’ knocking at his window among the collection of classified files – including documents marked ‘Top Secret’ and those based on ‘human intelligence’ – sprawled across Mar-a-Lago”.
This was all a lie. The FBI created the crime scene, inserted their own documents, and then photoshopped the document. What a disgrace.
1. We know that the FBI wanted to make this look like a crime scene.
We know this because at the bottom of the photo provided to the court there is the number 2A, indicating that this was a crime scene photo as well as a type of tape measure across the bottom of the photo. The corrupt FBI threw the photos on the floor themselves. They staged this.
We know this because the containers were right next door. The documents would have been placed on a table had the FBI wanted to take a picture of the documents. Showing them as scattered across the floor is for show to indicate they were found this way, a lie we explain below. Also, the cabinets are right next to the documents, which is likely where they were stored. They weren’t stored on the floor.
2. The FBI inserted documents into the photo.
The cover sheets in the above photo that were red, yellow, and brown were inserted by the FBI. They are the FBI’s cover sheets. We know this for various reasons. The Trump White House did not need these cover sheets in the documents they held because they had their own cover sheets.
If you look closely at the photo above, the document right above the 2A is folded back. The papers are stapled together as they should be. If you look at that batch you see there already was a cover sheet on that document. It says “Please store in…”. That is the real cover sheet.
The red, yellow, and brown cover sheets were inserted. If you look closely at the yellow cover sheets, they are paper clipped to the documents. The documents would have been stapled. They are paperclipped because they were inserted by the FBI.
Also, the front cover sheet in brown, showing SCI, says the following wording:
Handling, storage, reproduction, and distribution of the attached document must be in accordance with the applicable executive orders statutes and agency implementing regulations.
This document was inserted. The FBI inserted this to indicate that the “agency implementing regulations” – i.e. the DOJ – is involved in the maintenance of these records but this is not the case. The President has the right to documents that are his. They are his property and an inserted document saying something different is simply not true.
3. The photo was altered or photoshopped after it was taken (i.e. the FBI was tampering with evidence).
Throughout the picture there are sections in white. It would be proper for the FBI to take pictures of the crime scene and then add paper to cover up the classified info and then take photos to cover up any classified information. However, we know that these white sections are redactions to the photo.
When looking a the picture above, you can see that the white space was added to the picture by the white outlines around the black boxes in the first photo above. These photos were tampered with.
Finally, did the FBI Agents who invaded the President’s home have the proper credentials to review classified information? How about the agents who made the call to photoshop the photo? How about the employees who photoshopped the photos? Were they properly credentialed?
This is a crime scene but it is the FBI and DOJ that acted like criminals. They created a false crime scene. They inserted docs. They tampered with evidence.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/09/huge-breaking-exclusive-fbi-doctored-mar-lago-photo-added-docs-create-crime-scene-didnt-exist/
Seriously Coach? You need counseling . You have totally lost touch with reality. Only because I think you are a person with good intent who has somehow become totally bamboozled do I say this, I worry about you. Yeah, I know you will disagree and counter with the similar comments about me, which is cool. Never-the-less, when all is said and done and your idol is exposed as a total fraud you and a lot of other folks have been setup.
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Seriously Coach? You need counseling . You have totally lost touch with reality. Only because I think you are a person with good intent who has somehow become totally bamboozled do I say this, I worry about you. Yeah, I know you will disagree and counter with the similar comments about me, which is cool. Never-the-less, when all is said and done and your idol is exposed as a total fraud you and a lot of other folks have been setup.
Debunk it
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Except I can back with hard evidence and not hearsay…..see next post
Hahahahahhaa
“Oh boy…lol”
Same hard evidence of that fake birth certificate and other nonsense you believe? Hahahah
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Oh please. No comparison. Coach is an adult. Lurker is a child. That's exactly how they both come across on here.
::)
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The FBI created a fake crime scene at Mar-a-Lago by adding their documents to the scene and doctoring the photo of the scene. This is against the law.
The DOJ responded in a lawsuit by President Trump asking a judge to review the FBI raid of his iconic property Mar-a-Lago. In the DOJ’s response, the DOJ included a document they claim was taken at Mar-a-Lago.
The photo was all over the news on Wednesday, August 31, the day after it was provided to the court. The Independent made fun of the Time Magazine cover on the right side of the photo that the DOJ apparently wanted to include in the photo so that they could show that President Trump is so vain. There was no need for this Time Magazine piece in the picture.
The Daily Mail said “Trump KEPT framed Time cover of ‘enemies’ knocking at his window among the collection of classified files – including documents marked ‘Top Secret’ and those based on ‘human intelligence’ – sprawled across Mar-a-Lago”.
This was all a lie. The FBI created the crime scene, inserted their own documents, and then photoshopped the document. What a disgrace.
1. We know that the FBI wanted to make this look like a crime scene.
We know this because at the bottom of the photo provided to the court there is the number 2A, indicating that this was a crime scene photo as well as a type of tape measure across the bottom of the photo. The corrupt FBI threw the photos on the floor themselves. They staged this.
We know this because the containers were right next door. The documents would have been placed on a table had the FBI wanted to take a picture of the documents. Showing them as scattered across the floor is for show to indicate they were found this way, a lie we explain below. Also, the cabinets are right next to the documents, which is likely where they were stored. They weren’t stored on the floor.
2. The FBI inserted documents into the photo.
The cover sheets in the above photo that were red, yellow, and brown were inserted by the FBI. They are the FBI’s cover sheets. We know this for various reasons. The Trump White House did not need these cover sheets in the documents they held because they had their own cover sheets.
If you look closely at the photo above, the document right above the 2A is folded back. The papers are stapled together as they should be. If you look at that batch you see there already was a cover sheet on that document. It says “Please store in…”. That is the real cover sheet.
The red, yellow, and brown cover sheets were inserted. If you look closely at the yellow cover sheets, they are paper clipped to the documents. The documents would have been stapled. They are paperclipped because they were inserted by the FBI.
Also, the front cover sheet in brown, showing SCI, says the following wording:
Handling, storage, reproduction, and distribution of the attached document must be in accordance with the applicable executive orders statutes and agency implementing regulations.
This document was inserted. The FBI inserted this to indicate that the “agency implementing regulations” – i.e. the DOJ – is involved in the maintenance of these records but this is not the case. The President has the right to documents that are his. They are his property and an inserted document saying something different is simply not true.
3. The photo was altered or photoshopped after it was taken (i.e. the FBI was tampering with evidence).
Throughout the picture there are sections in white. It would be proper for the FBI to take pictures of the crime scene and then add paper to cover up the classified info and then take photos to cover up any classified information. However, we know that these white sections are redactions to the photo.
When looking a the picture above, you can see that the white space was added to the picture by the white outlines around the black boxes in the first photo above. These photos were tampered with.
Finally, did the FBI Agents who invaded the President’s home have the proper credentials to review classified information? How about the agents who made the call to photoshop the photo? How about the employees who photoshopped the photos? Were they properly credentialed?
This is a crime scene but it is the FBI and DOJ that acted like criminals. They created a false crime scene. They inserted docs. They tampered with evidence.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/09/huge-breaking-exclusive-fbi-doctored-mar-lago-photo-added-docs-create-crime-scene-didnt-exist/
Gateway?? Hahahahahah
Well it should all have been caught on the Margo A Lardo security cameras. When will the footage be released? Hahahahah
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Debunk it
Prove it.
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Prove it.
Maybe you should read it…. then debunk it
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This would literally be lurker and prime
“ A poll released this week revealed that nearly 80% of people believe that Trump could have won the 2020 presidential election if the Hunter Biden laptop and email story was not buried.”
Bill Maher exposed the political blind spot of Rob "Meathead" Reiner by stumping the actor with a question regarding the suppression of the Hunter Biden laptop story by legacy media.
During the latest episode of "Real Time with Bill Maher," the liberal host discussed whether it was merited for mainstream media outlets and social media platforms to suppress and censor the Hunter Biden laptop story. The topic was in response to Sam Harris saying the cover-up of Hunter Biden's shady business dealings overseas was warranted because former President Donald Trump was an "existential threat to our democracy."
Maher asked, "Is it okay to have a conspiracy to get rid of Trump?"
"They were talking about Hunter Biden's laptop, which was a story, and now all the mainstream press has finally admitted it was a real story," Maher said. "It was a real laptop."
"Now look, let's not pussyfoot around this – he was selling the influence of his father, Joe Biden," Maher stated. "I mean, most political sons do, but let's not pretend at least that was going on… so Hunter Biden's laptop was buried by the press."
Even the head of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, said that was a mistake," Maher continued. "So Sam Harris says it was appropriate for Twitter, and the heads of big tech, and the heads of journalistic organizations to feel that they were in the presence of something that is a once-in-a-lifetime moral emergency, meaning Trump. So he's saying it's okay to have a conspiracy, to get rid of somebody as bad as Trump."
Maher then asked, "It's a little bit of a thorny question because once you go down this road – this is sort of where we are in this country, the other side is so evil, anything is justified in preventing them from taking office. Is it?"
Reiner – a staunch Democrat activist – deflected from Maher's question with a whataboutism defense of harping on the Jan. 6 riot.
"You know what's not justified? Using armed violence to try to kill people in the Capitol. That's not justified," Reiner replied.
Maher attempted to get back to his original question, and asked if it was "appropriate to bury the Hunter Biden" story?
Maher noted, "They buried the Hunter Biden story before the election because they were, like, ‘We can’t risk having the election thrown to Trump. We’ll tell them after the election.'"
The "All in the Family" actor quizically asked, "And we know for a fact that that’s what they did?"
Maher exclaimed, "Of course! You don’t follow this?"
Reiner conceded, "I don’t know that they did."
Maher then zinged Reiner, "I know because you only watch MSNBC."
Reiner – who continues to have an obsession with Trump after his presidency – claimed that he watches Fox News. He was also totally befuddled at the thought that the press would suppress a story that would hurt Joe Biden during the 2020 presidential election against Trump.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) ran cover for Reiner, and said, "I don’t know that they all said this. You have to make sure you are treating people fairly."
Earlier this week, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg admitted that his social media network suppressed the Hunter Biden laptop story during an appearance on "The Joe Rogan Experience" podcast.
The New York Post broke the Hunter Biden laptop story in October 2020. Legacy media seemingly buried the story without attempting to verify the authenticity of the notorious laptop. Many outlets dismissed the story as "Russian misinformation." NPR vowed not to cover the story because it was a "waste" of time.
Twitter censored the story and locked the official account of the New York Post.
A poll released this week revealed that nearly 80% of people believe that Trump could have won the 2020 presidential election if the Hunter Biden laptop and email story was not buried.
It wasn't until March of this year when the New York Times and the Washington Post, and other media outlets admitted that Hunter Biden's abandoned laptop was indeed real – 17 months after the story first broke.
https://www.theblaze.com/news/bill-maher-rob-reiner-hunter-laptop#toggle-gdpr
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Maybe you should read it…. then debunk it
I don’t have to. The burden of false information doesn’t fall on me to disprove it. It’s for the person passing it off as facts to prove.
You haven’t. No surprise.
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This would literally be lurker and prime
“ A poll released this week revealed that nearly 80% of people believe that Trump could have won the 2020 presidential election if the Hunter Biden laptop and email story was not buried.”
Bill Maher exposed the political blind spot of Rob "Meathead" Reiner by stumping the actor with a question regarding the suppression of the Hunter Biden laptop story by legacy media.
During the latest episode of "Real Time with Bill Maher," the liberal host discussed whether it was merited for mainstream media outlets and social media platforms to suppress and censor the Hunter Biden laptop story. The topic was in response to Sam Harris saying the cover-up of Hunter Biden's shady business dealings overseas was warranted because former President Donald Trump was an "existential threat to our democracy."
Maher asked, "Is it okay to have a conspiracy to get rid of Trump?"
"They were talking about Hunter Biden's laptop, which was a story, and now all the mainstream press has finally admitted it was a real story," Maher said. "It was a real laptop."
"Now look, let's not pussyfoot around this – he was selling the influence of his father, Joe Biden," Maher stated. "I mean, most political sons do, but let's not pretend at least that was going on… so Hunter Biden's laptop was buried by the press."
Even the head of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, said that was a mistake," Maher continued. "So Sam Harris says it was appropriate for Twitter, and the heads of big tech, and the heads of journalistic organizations to feel that they were in the presence of something that is a once-in-a-lifetime moral emergency, meaning Trump. So he's saying it's okay to have a conspiracy, to get rid of somebody as bad as Trump."
Maher then asked, "It's a little bit of a thorny question because once you go down this road – this is sort of where we are in this country, the other side is so evil, anything is justified in preventing them from taking office. Is it?"
Reiner – a staunch Democrat activist – deflected from Maher's question with a whataboutism defense of harping on the Jan. 6 riot.
"You know what's not justified? Using armed violence to try to kill people in the Capitol. That's not justified," Reiner replied.
Maher attempted to get back to his original question, and asked if it was "appropriate to bury the Hunter Biden" story?
Maher noted, "They buried the Hunter Biden story before the election because they were, like, ‘We can’t risk having the election thrown to Trump. We’ll tell them after the election.'"
The "All in the Family" actor quizically asked, "And we know for a fact that that’s what they did?"
Maher exclaimed, "Of course! You don’t follow this?"
Reiner conceded, "I don’t know that they did."
Maher then zinged Reiner, "I know because you only watch MSNBC."
Reiner – who continues to have an obsession with Trump after his presidency – claimed that he watches Fox News. He was also totally befuddled at the thought that the press would suppress a story that would hurt Joe Biden during the 2020 presidential election against Trump.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) ran cover for Reiner, and said, "I don’t know that they all said this. You have to make sure you are treating people fairly."
Earlier this week, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg admitted that his social media network suppressed the Hunter Biden laptop story during an appearance on "The Joe Rogan Experience" podcast.
The New York Post broke the Hunter Biden laptop story in October 2020. Legacy media seemingly buried the story without attempting to verify the authenticity of the notorious laptop. Many outlets dismissed the story as "Russian misinformation." NPR vowed not to cover the story because it was a "waste" of time.
Twitter censored the story and locked the official account of the New York Post.
A poll released this week revealed that nearly 80% of people believe that Trump could have won the 2020 presidential election if the Hunter Biden laptop and email story was not buried.
It wasn't until March of this year when the New York Times and the Washington Post, and other media outlets admitted that Hunter Biden's abandoned laptop was indeed real – 17 months after the story first broke.
https://www.theblaze.com/news/bill-maher-rob-reiner-hunter-laptop#toggle-gdpr
A poll that occurred last November shows Trumpy still could not get more votes than his opponent.
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I don’t have to. The burden of false information doesn’t fall on me to disprove it. It’s for the person passing it off as facts to prove.
You haven’t. No surprise.
How do you know it’s false if you haven’t read it? Lol
Very little if anything I post is based on hearsay
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How do you know it’s false if you haven’t read it? Lol
Very little if anything I post is based on hearsay
Says the birther who believe me in pizza parlor sex rings and covid assassinations and that the Taliban used US helicopters to hang people while the election was being stolen.
Who parrots Gateway, Navarro and Infowars. ::)
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You are now. :D
Most likely were before as well.
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Two members of the far-right Proud Boys extremist group pleaded guilty Friday to obstructing the certification of a presidential election when they participated in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Nicholas Ochs ― a 36-year-old self-described “elder” of the Proud Boys who founded the group’s Hawaii network ― and his accomplice, 32-year-old Nicholas DeCarlo, wrote“Murder the Media” on a door leading into the Washington building, the Department of Justice said. “Murder the Media” was the name of the men’s social media channel.
“We’re not supposed to be here, this is beyond the fence,” Ochs told DeCarlo at one point, according to court documents.
“We’re all felons, yeah!” DeCarlo replied.
Once inside the Capitol, the two discussed finding House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.).
“Where’s Nancy?” DeCarlo shouted in the building. “Nancy’s office!” both men yelled on video, according to court documents.
The two also went through a Capitol police officer’s duffel bag, and DeCarlo took a pair of plastic handcuffs.
“Sorry we couldn’t go live when we stormed the fuckin’ U.S. Capitol and made Congress flee,” Ochs said on video, according to the Justice Department.
The guilty pleas come as additional Proud Boys face trial for their role in the Jan. 6 attack. Five others, including group leader Enrique Tarrio, are charged with seditious conspiracy for allegedly plotting to use violence to overturn the results of the 2020 election, which was won by Joe Biden.
At the end of August, Proud Boys member Joshua Pruitt was sentenced to nearly five years in prison for his role in the riot.
Ochs and DeCarlo are set to receive prison terms ranging from 41 to 51 months at their Dec. 9 sentencing, per their plea deals with prosecutors.
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Git along home little doggy.
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Cowboys for Trump founder is 1st politician removed from office over Jan. 6.
A judge in New Mexico ruled Tuesday that Couy Griffin, an Otero county commissioner and founder of the group Cowboys for Trump, is disqualified from holding public office because of his participation in the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol.
The historic ruling marks the first time an elected official has been ordered removed from office because of their participation in, or support of, the Capitol riot. It is also the first time a judge at any level has found that the events leading up to and on Jan. 6 — when a violent mob of supporters of then-President Donald Trump stormed the Capitol, temporarily preventing Congress from certifying Joe Biden’s win in the 2020 presidential election — amounted to an “insurrection.”
Some legal experts predicted that Tuesday’s ruling could have serious implications for other current or former officials — including Trump himself — who were involved in Jan. 6 and may be hoping to return to government.
“If this stands up on appeal, then it’s a significant precedent for the next election cycle,” said Gerard Magliocca, a constitutional scholar and professor of law at Indiana University. Magliocca told Yahoo News that “the most obvious way in which that works is, if Mr. Griffin is disqualified for what he did on Jan. 6, why isn’t Donald Trump disqualified for what he did on Jan. 6, which was greater?”
In his 49-page decision, state District Court Judge Francis Mathew concluded that Griffin, who was convicted earlier this year of trespassing on Capitol grounds on Jan. 6, must be immediately removed from office and barred from holding any future elected position at the state or federal level.
“He took an oath to support the Constitution of the United States ... [and then] engaged in that insurrection after taking his oath,” Mathew wrote. “The Court concludes that the January 6, 2021 attack on the United States Capitol and the surrounding planning, mobilization, and incitement constituted an ‘insurrection’ within the meaning of Section Three of the Fourteenth Amendment.”
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Hahahhaa. They are going to make an example of this dumbass.
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Top Lawyer for Oath Keepers Is Arrested in Connection With Jan. 6 Attack
The lawyer, Kellye SoRelle, was charged with obstructing the certification of the 2020 election and tampering with evidence in the Justice Department’s investigation of the Capitol riot.
The top lawyer for the Oath Keepers militia, who was with the group’s leader outside the Capitol on Jan. 6., 2021, was charged on Thursday with conspiring to obstruct a joint session of Congress that day as lawmakers met to certify the results of the 2020 election.
The lawyer, Kellye SoRelle, was the latest member of the right-wing extremist group to be indicted in connection with the Capitol attack. The indictment, handed up in Federal District Court in Washington, also accused Ms. SoRelle, 43, of tampering with evidence connected to the Justice Department’s grand jury investigation of Jan. 6 and illegally entering and remaining in a restricted area of the Capitol grounds.
Unlike several other members of the Oath Keepers — including the group’s founder and leader, Stewart Rhodes — Ms. SoRelle, who was arrested on Thursday morning in Junction, Texas, was not charged with seditious conspiracy. Mr. Rhodes and a group of other Oath Keepers facing the sedition charges are set to go on trial in Washington at the end of the month.
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Ding Ding Ding!!! A new winner emerges. Got a new champ right here. 10 years.
He's going to do well inside. Or rather, Bubba is going to do well inside of him.
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January 6: Ex-police officer gets record 10-year sentence over Capitol riots.
An ex-New York City police officer who assaulted law enforcement officials during the 6 January riots has been sentenced to 10 years in prison.
Thomas Webster, 56, was convicted in May on multiple charges, including assaulting police and violent and disorderly conduct.
More than 850 people have been charged over their involvement in the attack.
But the sentence handed down on Thursday is the longest imposed on anyone over their role in the riots.
A federal jury in New York previously rejected Webster's argument that he had been acting in self-defence when he swung a metal flagpole at an officer and tackled another to the ground, holding him in a chokehold.
In pre-sentencing documents, the Marine Corps veteran disavowed former President Donald Trump's claims that the 2020 election was stolen and included a letter of reference from a friend who blamed the Republican politician's "despicable lies" for inducing Webster's conduct.
Jurors accepted prosecutors' argument that Webster had "spearheaded" an attack on police lines and that he was responsible for "disgracing a democracy that he once fought honourably to protect and serve".
The court agreed to suspend the final 36 months of Webster's term in deference to his 25 years service as a police officer and soldier.
The sentencing comes as US law enforcement officials also detained Kellye SoRelle, a lawyer for the far-right Oath Keepers group.
Ms SoRelle was indicted on four charges in connection with the 6 January attacks, including obstruction of justice.
Several members of the group have pleaded guilty to criminal charges arising from the attack on the Capitol, where a number of Oath Keepers were seen entering the building in military style body armour.
The 43-year-old previously volunteered with Lawyers for Trump during efforts to challenge the 2020 election results.
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Snitches get... well, no jail time apparently. And unemployment checks. :D Some unity. It's fun to watch them turn on each other.
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A National Guardsman who breached the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, did not receive any jail time after he testified against his “father figure,” an Army veteran who was with him at the demonstration.
Jacob Fracker, 30, pleaded guilty to criminal conspiracy in the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. and was sentenced on Aug. 16 to 12 months of probation with the first 59 days on home detention, as well as 120 hours of community service and $2,000 restitution, according to the Department of Justice (DOJ).
Fracker, who was a police officer, active member of the National Guard, and Marine veteran, was fired from the Rocky Mount, Va. Police Department and separated from military service as a result of his participation in the Capitol breach.
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This would literally be lurker and prime
“ A poll released this week revealed that nearly 80% of people believe that Trump could have won the 2020 presidential election if the Hunter Biden laptop and email story was not buried.”
That poll's results were based on responses from a whopping 437 adults who said they were following the laptop story “very” or “somewhat” closely when they were surveyed online.
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https://yournews.com/2022/09/19/2417420/alleged-oath-keepers-jan-6-radio-traffic-actually-a-recording/
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Whooo-weee!!!
+1
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Whooo-weee!!!
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Another political prisoner. I think it was Major Garret who recently said that we’re about 85% closer to a civil war. Don’t know how he arrived at that percentage but not many disagree. Better start getting your high heels ready, femboy
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Another political prisoner. I think it was Major Garret who recently said that we’re about 85% closer to a civil war. Don’t know how he arrived at that percentage but not many disagree. Better start getting your high heels ready, femboy
Naw just a criminal.
This the civil war you going to experience over the internet? Because that is all you can do. Whine and post.
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Another political prisoner. I think it was Major Garret who recently said that we’re about 85% closer to a civil war. Don’t know how he arrived at that percentage but not many disagree. Better start getting your high heels ready, femboy
And Major Garrett is someone who would know this, right? ::)
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Nancy Pelosi still won’t answer this nor will anyone else on the fake January 6 board
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Roach traps operate on an open door policy.
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Roach traps operate on an open door policy.
And we all know what cockroaches liberal Marxists are, right Lurker?
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Another political prisoner. I think it was Major Garret who recently said that we’re about 85% closer to a civil war. Don’t know how he arrived at that percentage but not many disagree. Better start getting your high heels ready, femboy
you really out here encouraging folks to wear heels? most people already tower over you tiny
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And we all know what cockroaches liberal Marxists are, right Lurker?
You really don't know shit do you? Or what a Marxist is.
Not surprising to anyone on here.
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hahahahaha.... who's getting locked up now?
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A QAnon supporter who told police to 'go arrest the vice president' at the Capitol riot and then scaled the walls of the Capitol building and chased an officer up a staircase has been convicted for Jan. 6.
Douglas Jensen was found guilty of felony charges that he obstructed the certification of election results and assaulting or interfering with police officers at the riot.
Jensen traveled to Washington, DC, from his Des Moines, Iowa, home to participate in the rally, according to a statement of facts compiled by investigators. He showed up at the riot wearing a T-shirt that had a "Q" on it, representative of his commitment to the QAnon movement, they alleged. QAnon supporters are individuals who promote a far-right conspiracy that falsely claims there is a mass of satanic and pedophiliac Democrats who run a global sex-trafficking ring in a fight against former President Donald Trump.
Yelena Dzhanova
Sat, September 24, 2022 at 11:45 AM
january 6 capitol trump stop the steal
Pro-Trump protesters gather in front of the Capitol in Washington, DC, on January 6, 2021.Brent Stirton/Getty Images
Douglas Jensen of Iowa was convicted on Friday for his participation in the Capitol riot, the AP reported.
Jensen showed up at the riot wearing a shirt that showed his support of the QAnon movement.
When he breached the Capitol, he chased an officer up the stairs, federal records say.
An Iowa man was convicted Friday for his participation in the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot, the Associated Press reported.
Douglas Jensen was found guilty of felony charges that he obstructed the certification of election results and assaulting or interfering with police officers at the riot.
Jensen traveled to Washington, DC, from his Des Moines, Iowa, home to participate in the rally, according to a statement of facts compiled by investigators. He showed up at the riot wearing a T-shirt that had a "Q" on it, representative of his commitment to the QAnon movement, they alleged. QAnon supporters are individuals who promote a far-right conspiracy that falsely claims there is a mass of satanic and pedophiliac Democrats who run a global sex-trafficking ring in a fight against former President Donald Trump.
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Jensen, the statement of facts says, was one of the first people to "push his way inside the United States Capitol." He refused multiple orders from police to stand down.
Instead of complying with orders, the records say, he behaved in a "menacing manner" toward officers and chased one up the stairs of the Capitol. Prosecutors alleged Jensen was "weaponizing" rioters by chasing the officer up the stairs.
In the midst of the scene, he also told officers to "go arrest the vice president," prosecutors said, per the AP.
Two days after the riot, Jensen turned himself in to the Des Moines Police Department because "he thought he was in trouble," the statement of facts says.
The Capitol riot left five people, including one police officer, dead. Members of the Proud Boys, which is classified as a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center, were also present.
Organizers were emboldened by former President Donald Trump's urges to protest the results of the 2020 election with him, despite Democrat Joe Biden's election victory.
In February, insurrectionists scrambled to delete photos and social-media posts proving their participation in the Capitol riot. Some broke their cellphones, scrubbed their social media accounts, and tried to wipe hard drives that might contain photos and other proof of their involvement.
But others boasted of their involvement, making it easier for the FBI to catch and charge them.
So far, more than 919 people have been charged in connection with the insurrection, according to Insider's database.
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hahahahaha...... big time rally going on
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — When the far-right blog The Gateway Pundit said a Jan. 6 rally in support of Capitol rioters on Saturday afternoon would be the “biggest J6 event to date,” crowds were expected.
But instead of big crowds, the “Truth Rally” attracted around the same number of counter-protesters as rally attendees—a few dozen, at best.
The event on Capitol grounds, organized and attended by a cornucopia of far-right groups with a variety of missions, predominantly attracted right-wing members of what was once “The People’s Convoy,” now better known as the 1776 Restoration Movement.
And on Saturday, organizers rallied “to stand united against the political persecution of the January 6th political prisoners.”
As upside-down flags waved in the wind overlooking the Capitol building, 1776 Restoration Movement leader David “Santa” Riddell brushed off the violent crimes carried out on that dark winter day by “political prisoners.”
“To treat everybody just because they are part of a day like they were vicious criminals...I know they’re not,” he told The Daily Beast when asked about the Jan. 6 defendant who allegedly attempted to beat a police officer with a metal bat.
Other notable speakers included 2020 election denier David Clements, who has since had a falling out with MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell, and D-list podcaster Joe Oltmann.
Likewise, Clements downplayed the violent actions of the Jan. 6 defendants. So far, at least 75 defendants have been charged by the Department of Justice for “using a deadly or dangerous weapon or causing serious bodily injury to an officer.”
“Trump is a loser, a little baby loser,” the demonstrators declared, as many beat on buckets serving the role of drums and yelled into bullhorns. The counter demonstrators, who also totaled in the dozens, wouldn’t be the only sinister force organizers believed were working against the cause of “freedom.”
A nearby Mexican festival, Fiesta D.C., less than a block away from the “Truth Rally’s” makeshift stage, also appeared to derail the train of thoughts of speakers. Zachary Petrizzo
Sat, September 24, 2022 at 9:24 PM
AFP via Getty
AFP via Getty
WASHINGTON, D.C. — When the far-right blog The Gateway Pundit said a Jan. 6 rally in support of Capitol rioters on Saturday afternoon would be the “biggest J6 event to date,” crowds were expected.
But instead of big crowds, the “Truth Rally” attracted around the same number of counter-protesters as rally attendees—a few dozen, at best.
The event on Capitol grounds, organized and attended by a cornucopia of far-right groups with a variety of missions, predominantly attracted right-wing members of what was once “The People’s Convoy,” now better known as the 1776 Restoration Movement.
And on Saturday, organizers rallied “to stand united against the political persecution of the January 6th political prisoners.”
As upside-down flags waved in the wind overlooking the Capitol building, 1776 Restoration Movement leader David “Santa” Riddell brushed off the violent crimes carried out on that dark winter day by “political prisoners.”
<div class="inline-image__credit">Zachary Petrizzo for The Daily Beast </div>
Zachary Petrizzo for The Daily Beast
“To treat everybody just because they are part of a day like they were vicious criminals...I know they’re not,” he told The Daily Beast when asked about the Jan. 6 defendant who allegedly attempted to beat a police officer with a metal bat.
Other notable speakers included 2020 election denier David Clements, who has since had a falling out with MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell, and D-list podcaster Joe Oltmann.
Likewise, Clements downplayed the violent actions of the Jan. 6 defendants. So far, at least 75 defendants have been charged by the Department of Justice for “using a deadly or dangerous weapon or causing serious bodily injury to an officer.”
“There are people being held on misdemeanor charges, having their due process rights violated,” Clements told The Daily Beast when asked why he attended the rally. “Isn’t that enough?”
Trump Dangles Pardons for Jan. 6 Rioters if He Wins in 2024
But the event didn’t exactly go down as planned.
Counter demonstrators arrived on Capitol grounds at the beginning of the event. They circled the lawn chair-sitting rally-goers throughout the afternoon, yelling and chanting over speakers attempting to say their piece.
<div class="inline-image__credit">Zachary Petrizzo for The Daily Beast </div>
Zachary Petrizzo for The Daily Beast
“Trump is a loser, a little baby loser,” the demonstrators declared, as many beat on buckets serving the role of drums and yelled into bullhorns.
The counter demonstrators, who also totaled in the dozens, wouldn’t be the only sinister force organizers believed were working against the cause of “freedom.”
A nearby Mexican festival, Fiesta D.C., less than a block away from the “Truth Rally’s” makeshift stage, also appeared to derail the train of thoughts of speakers.
With mixed messages flying as one speaker replaced the next, one thing remained constant: confusion over whether to be proud of the events of Jan. 6, bill it as a set-up by the feds, or say rioters did nothing wrong.
Some rally goers settled for straight-up denying the events of that day had been violent.
“Not true,” Maria R. from Sugarland, Texas, told The Daily Beast when asked about violence on Jan 6. “That didn’t happen.”
But before long, after being pressed with examples of violence, she changed her tune, stating: “It was a trap.”
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hahahahaha.... who's getting locked up now?
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A QAnon supporter who told police to 'go arrest the vice president' at the Capitol riot and then scaled the walls of the Capitol building and chased an officer up a staircase has been convicted for Jan. 6.
Douglas Jensen was found guilty of felony charges that he obstructed the certification of election results and assaulting or interfering with police officers at the riot.
Jensen traveled to Washington, DC, from his Des Moines, Iowa, home to participate in the rally, according to a statement of facts compiled by investigators. He showed up at the riot wearing a T-shirt that had a "Q" on it, representative of his commitment to the QAnon movement, they alleged. QAnon supporters are individuals who promote a far-right conspiracy that falsely claims there is a mass of satanic and pedophiliac Democrats who run a global sex-trafficking ring in a fight against former President Donald Trump.
Yelena Dzhanova
Sat, September 24, 2022 at 11:45 AM
january 6 capitol trump stop the steal
Pro-Trump protesters gather in front of the Capitol in Washington, DC, on January 6, 2021.Brent Stirton/Getty Images
Douglas Jensen of Iowa was convicted on Friday for his participation in the Capitol riot, the AP reported.
Jensen showed up at the riot wearing a shirt that showed his support of the QAnon movement.
When he breached the Capitol, he chased an officer up the stairs, federal records say.
An Iowa man was convicted Friday for his participation in the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot, the Associated Press reported.
Douglas Jensen was found guilty of felony charges that he obstructed the certification of election results and assaulting or interfering with police officers at the riot.
Jensen traveled to Washington, DC, from his Des Moines, Iowa, home to participate in the rally, according to a statement of facts compiled by investigators. He showed up at the riot wearing a T-shirt that had a "Q" on it, representative of his commitment to the QAnon movement, they alleged. QAnon supporters are individuals who promote a far-right conspiracy that falsely claims there is a mass of satanic and pedophiliac Democrats who run a global sex-trafficking ring in a fight against former President Donald Trump.
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Jensen, the statement of facts says, was one of the first people to "push his way inside the United States Capitol." He refused multiple orders from police to stand down.
Instead of complying with orders, the records say, he behaved in a "menacing manner" toward officers and chased one up the stairs of the Capitol. Prosecutors alleged Jensen was "weaponizing" rioters by chasing the officer up the stairs.
In the midst of the scene, he also told officers to "go arrest the vice president," prosecutors said, per the AP.
Two days after the riot, Jensen turned himself in to the Des Moines Police Department because "he thought he was in trouble," the statement of facts says.
The Capitol riot left five people, including one police officer, dead. Members of the Proud Boys, which is classified as a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center, were also present.
Organizers were emboldened by former President Donald Trump's urges to protest the results of the 2020 election with him, despite Democrat Joe Biden's election victory.
In February, insurrectionists scrambled to delete photos and social-media posts proving their participation in the Capitol riot. Some broke their cellphones, scrubbed their social media accounts, and tried to wipe hard drives that might contain photos and other proof of their involvement.
But others boasted of their involvement, making it easier for the FBI to catch and charge them.
So far, more than 919 people have been charged in connection with the insurrection, according to Insider's database.
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Sure they did and as usual, no link to support your cut and paste and you’re still backing down from me
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You can search any of that and find numerous links. Just because you don't know how isn't my problem.
No one is backing down from an idiotic retard. No one is wasting time on him either.
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Sure they did and as usual, no link to support your cut and paste and you’re still backing down from me
https://www.thedailybeast.com/jan-6-truth-rally-at-capitol-fails-spectacularly
(https://img.thedailybeast.com/image/upload/c_crop,d_placeholder_euli9k,h_2303,w_4094,x_0,y_43/dpr_1.5/c_limit,w_1044/fl_lossy,q_auto/v1664068756/GettyImages-1243486235_sy6fcb)
https://www.rawstory.com/j6-truth-rally/
(https://www.rawstory.com/media-library/capitol-police.jpg?id=28703740&width=1200&height=675)
https://uproxx.com/viral/jan-6-truth-rally-capitol-massive-flop/
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fdb4ElFWYAEMSM7?format=jpg&name=small)
https://twitter.com/i/status/1573724010340311041
You can search any of that and find numerous links. Just because you don't know how isn't my problem.
No one is backing down from an idiotic retard. No one is wasting time on him either.
This may have been a waste of time, but I had fun doing and the time it took was maybe 10 minutes.
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https://www.thedailybeast.com/jan-6-truth-rally-at-capitol-fails-spectacularly
(https://img.thedailybeast.com/image/upload/c_crop,d_placeholder_euli9k,h_2303,w_4094,x_0,y_43/dpr_1.5/c_limit,w_1044/fl_lossy,q_auto/v1664068756/GettyImages-1243486235_sy6fcb)
https://www.rawstory.com/j6-truth-rally/
(https://www.rawstory.com/media-library/capitol-police.jpg?id=28703740&width=1200&height=675)
https://uproxx.com/viral/jan-6-truth-rally-capitol-massive-flop/
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fdb4ElFWYAEMSM7?format=jpg&name=small)
https://twitter.com/i/status/1573724010340311041
This may have been a waste of time, but I had fun doing and the time it took was maybe 10 minutes.
10 years for Qoach and even then, he would refuse to accept any link, fact, photo, or narrative that didn't fit his retarded views.
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https://www.thedailybeast.com/jan-6-truth-rally-at-capitol-fails-spectacularly
(https://img.thedailybeast.com/image/upload/c_crop,d_placeholder_euli9k,h_2303,w_4094,x_0,y_43/dpr_1.5/c_limit,w_1044/fl_lossy,q_auto/v1664068756/GettyImages-1243486235_sy6fcb)
https://www.rawstory.com/j6-truth-rally/
(https://www.rawstory.com/media-library/capitol-police.jpg?id=28703740&width=1200&height=675)
https://uproxx.com/viral/jan-6-truth-rally-capitol-massive-flop/
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fdb4ElFWYAEMSM7?format=jpg&name=small)
https://twitter.com/i/status/1573724010340311041
This may have been a waste of time, but I had fun doing and the time it took was maybe 10 minutes.
The “daily beast” no wonder why shit backfires on you ALL THE TIME
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https://www.thedailybeast.com/jan-6-truth-rally-at-capitol-fails-spectacularly
(https://img.thedailybeast.com/image/upload/c_crop,d_placeholder_euli9k,h_2303,w_4094,x_0,y_43/dpr_1.5/c_limit,w_1044/fl_lossy,q_auto/v1664068756/GettyImages-1243486235_sy6fcb)
https://www.rawstory.com/j6-truth-rally/
(https://www.rawstory.com/media-library/capitol-police.jpg?id=28703740&width=1200&height=675)
https://uproxx.com/viral/jan-6-truth-rally-capitol-massive-flop/
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fdb4ElFWYAEMSM7?format=jpg&name=small)
https://twitter.com/i/status/1573724010340311041
This may have been a waste of time, but I had fun doing and the time it took was maybe 10 minutes.
Literally EVERY link you just posted are from propaganda rags (Daily Beast, Writer for the Daily Beast, Raw Story) it isn’t any wonder why it’s easy to either debunk your stories or prove even further that everything that’s going on are political hit jobs. Not one of these rags condemned the violence that the left has done. If you examples of that destruction, let me know
For fucks sake, is it possible for either Lurker, you, Strawman or anyone else of your ilk to even have a shred of intellectual honesty or integrity?
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The “daily beast” no wonder why shit backfires on you ALL THE TIME
Literally EVERY link you just posted are from propaganda rags (Daily Beast, Writer for the Daily Beast, Raw Story) it isn’t any wonder why it’s easy to either debunk your stories or prove even further that everything that’s going on are political hit jobs. Not one of these rags condemned the violence that the left has done. If you examples of that destruction, let me know
For fucks sake, is it possible for either Lurker, you, Strawman or anyone else of your ilk to even have a shred of intellectual honesty or integrity?
What backfire? The photos and video which are from several different sources speak for themselves. The Daily Beast has a 'left' bias whereas The Epoch Times' bias is 'far right' which makes it the more radical of the two.
Once again, you are making a fool of yourself by showing your extreme right bias which is 'off the charts'.
Works like this:
far Left.................... left...............left leaning................. no bias...............right leaning...............ri ght..............far right
The daily Beast The Epoch Times
Carry on Coach. Reading your posts/replies are like reading 'the daily joke' or 'the daily idiot' which are always good for a laugh.
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What backfire? The photos and video which are from several different sources speak for themselves. The Daily Beast has a 'left' bias whereas The Epoch Times' bias is 'far right' which makes it the more radical of the two.
Works like this:
far Left.................... left...............left leaning................. no bias...............right leaning...............ri ght..............far right
The daily Beast The Epoch Times
In November 2016, Avlon published an editorial, "How The Daily Beast Will Stand Up to President Donald Trump."
"We were early, principled, and unapologetic opponents of Donald Trump’s divisive and demagogic campaign," Avlon wrote. "But if he is our next president, we will not question his legitimacy or hope he fails. Instead, we will count ourselves members of the loyal opposition—loyal to the United States of America and opposed to the policies proposed by the president-elect during his campaign. And we will reflect on what has led so many of our fellow Americans to embrace such a messenger."
This being said, if they’re opposed to his policies (America First, capitalism, etc) what does this tell you?
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In November 2016, Avlon published an editorial, "How The Daily Beast Will Stand Up to President Donald Trump."
"We were early, principled, and unapologetic opponents of Donald Trump’s divisive and demagogic campaign," Avlon wrote. "But if he is our next president, we will not question his legitimacy or hope he fails. Instead, we will count ourselves members of the loyal opposition—loyal to the United States of America and opposed to the policies proposed by the president-elect during his campaign. And we will reflect on what has led so many of our fellow Americans to embrace such a messenger."
This being said, if they’re opposed to his policies (America First, capitalism, etc) what does this tell you?
In contrast folks on the right are loyal to Trump, (even though he never returns the favor) but opposed to the Constitution of the United States.
Trump promises the moon and delivers lies, lies and more lies. Remember, he can declassify confidential, secret, and top-secret documents "just by thinking it." The lowest level, confidential, designates information whose release could damage U.S. national security. And this is who you are loyal to and trust implicitly? ::)
You are among those who will follow Trump wherever he takes you, including drinking the Kool Aide.
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Trump promises the moon and delivers lies, lies and more lies. Remember, he can declassify confidential, secret, and top-secret documents "just by thinking it." The lowest level, confidential, designates information whose release could damage U.S. national security. And this is who you are loyal to and trust implicitly? ::)
You are among those who will follow Trump wherever he takes you, including drinking the Kool Aide.
Hilarious…he delivered on almost every campaign promise he made and why do you suppose the left hates that so much?
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The “daily beast” no wonder why shit backfires on you ALL THE TIME
Yeah, because those photos are not factual no matter what site they are posted on. ::)
"lol"
From the retard posting Infowars and Navarro.
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Hilarious…he delivered on almost every campaign promise he made and why do you suppose the left hates that so much?
Really?
Defeated ISIS in 30 days?
New healthcare plan?
Infrastructure deal done and completed?
Hillary in jail?
Repeal Obamacare?
Keystone XL built?
Create health saving account for Americans?
Bring back manufacturing?
Stop cuts to Medicaid?
Grow the economy by 4% every year?
Guaranteed 6 week paid leave for everyone?
Expand right to carry to all states?
Get rid of Common Core?
Stop ATT and Time Warner merger?
Force China out of WTO?
Impose death penalty for cop killers?
Increase Army size?
Build a safe zone for Syrian refugees?
Eliminate the federal debt?
Enact term limits?
Balance the budget?
BUILD A WALL? hahahahahahaahah
AND MAKE MEXICO PAY FOR IT? hahahahahahahaah
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Is that what huffpost.com told you? 😏
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Hilarious…he delivered on almost every campaign promise he made and why do you suppose the left hates that so much?
You are right he did deliver on some of his campaign promises although not to the degree of the promise. Can't speak for others, but I don't hate what was delivered. I don't agree with all of them, but then I cannot remember ever agreeing 100% with what Congress does.
Here are some of Trump's campaign promises:
Border wall How many miles of border wall got built? Did Mexico pay for the wall? If so, how much did they pay? If the boarder wall was a success, how is it that so many immigrants continue to illegally enter the U.S. Literally, how do they get in, climb the wall, dig under it or go around the 15 miles of new barrier walls (not replacements, but actually new additional walls).
'Repeal and replace’ Obamacare On the plus side, Trump eliminated the penalty. Overall, Obamacare remains largely unchanged, (thank goodness).
Taxes Who got the largest tax cuts? The middleclass? Corporate tax? The wealthy? These tax cuts are set to expire in 2025.
Muslim ban Although not as compressive as he promised, he was able to significantly restrict Muslim travelers from entering the country.
Jobs He said he'd be “greatest jobs president that God ever created”. Trump pledged to “create a total of 25 million new jobs” Between January 2017 and February 2020, about 6.8 million jobs were created, which is roughly on par with the growth rates achieved by the Obama administration.
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919 morons and counting.
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Maine man convicted of 11 charges stemming from Capitol riot.
WASHINGTON (AP) — A Maine man who joined rioters at the U.S. Capitol was convicted Tuesday of 11 charges including assaulting, resisting or impeding police officers.
Kyle Fitzsimons, 39, of Lebanon, charged to the front line on Jan. 6, 2021, and assaulted officers including three from the Metropolitan and Capitol Police Departments who testified against him. He also charged the line twice while wildly swinging his fists, prosecutors said.
Fitzsimons faced the most serious charges stemming from the attempt to stop or delay the counting of electoral votes. A widely shared photo captured him with a bloody face on that day.
One of the officers testified Fitzsimons pulled back his gas mask so fellow rioters could attack him with chemical spray. A second officer said she was hit by a bow that prosecutors say Fitzsimons brought from Maine and threw at officers. A third testified Fitzsimons jerked away his shield, damaging his shoulder, necessitating surgery.
Pervious story: Kyle Fitzsimons of Lebanon charged with 10 counts in Capitol riot
The defense contended Fitzsimons went to Washington to support a constitutional and legal process, in which elected members of Congress could have voted against certifying the presidential vote.
Fitzsimons will be sentenced at a later date. The seven felony charges carry a maximum of penalty of 91 years in prison, prosecutors said.
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hahhaha now he is just wrecked.
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Iowa man called '1-man wrecking ball' gets one of harshest sentences in Capitol riot.
Judge Amy Berman Jackson didn't hold back in her criticism of Kyle Young.
His actions at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, "were some of the darkest acts committed on one of our nation’s darkest days," she told him Tuesday.
The punishment she handed down was equally harsh for the 38-year-old heating and air conditioning technician from the Dallas County town of Redfield, Iowa, ordering Young to serve 86 months — more than seven years — in federal prison.
According to a database maintained by federal prosecutors, the sentence, which federal prosecutors recommended, was the fourth longest handed down to the more than 260 convicted Jan. 6 rioters.
Young pleaded guilty in May to assaulting, resisting or impeding a police officer. He is one of several defendants to be charged in the assault of D.C. Metropolitan Police Officer Michael Fanone, who was dragged into the crowd, beaten and shocked with a stun gun while defending one of the entrances to the Capitol during the riot.
April 2021: US Capitol riot suspect Kyle Young assaulted multiple officers, threatening to kill one, prosecutors say
Young admitted in his guilty plea that he grabbed Fanone's arm during the melee, preventing him from reaching his radio or sidearm as he was assaulted. Jackson, a U.S. District Judge in Washington, D.C., where the sentencing was held, noted video evidence shows Young repeatedly assaulting or menacing officers on the Capitol's West Terrace.
Fanone had a heart attack after his assault and has since retired from the department. He took the stand to describe the consequences of his injuries.
"The assault on me by Mr. Young cost me my career," he said. "It cost me my faith in law enforcement and many of the institutions I dedicated two decades of my life to serving."
At the time Young grabbed his arm, Fanone said, he was stranded in the midst of a hostile crowd, being "ruthlessly beaten," and posed no threat to anyone. He asked Jackson to sentence Young to 10 years in prison.
Addressing Young directly, Fanone told him that "I hope you suffer" in prison. NBC news reported that a spectator in the courtroom interjected to call Fanone an expletive and was escorted out.
USA Today: 'This is how I'm going to die': At Jan. 6 hearing, officers tell of harrowing attacks
'I am not honored by what I did'
Young took the stand before Jackson read the sentence and responded to Fanone, asking the former officer for forgiveness.
"I know how much you have to hurt over what happened to you, and I am so, so sorry," Young said. "If I could take it back, I would."
Before sentencing, the judge received letters from numerous friends and relatives of Young attesting to his character and dedication to family.
Young said he deeply regrets that his four children have to go to school surrounded by people who know what their father did, and that he hasn't been there for them in the nearly 18 months he has been jailed pending trial.
"I am not honored by what I did," he said, adding, "I feel very ashamed."
Young's attorney, Samuel Moore, argued for a sentence of no more than two years in prison. Moore sought to downplay Young's culpability in the attack and said after leaving the Capitol, "he was able to immediately realize, 'What have I done? I’ve done wrong.'"
Moore said Young is "not a lifelong political follower" and wants nothing more than to return to his family and never engage in any sort of politics again.
"No further incarceration is needed to deter this defendant," he said.
Young a 'one-man wrecking ball,' judge says
Jackson spoke at length about why Young's actions merited a tough sentence.
"The defense would like me to conclude that the defendant was a peaceful protestor who simply got caught up in the violence of the moment, and had a few minutes of incidental contact before withdrawing in disgust," Jackson said. "That’s not what happened. That’s not anything like what happened."
What they saw: Police officers describe the Jan. 6 Capitol attack like 'a medieval battle'
Before assaulting Fanone, Young can be seen on video giving an electric stun gun to another rioter, the same weapon later used against the officer.
"If the facts of the case stopped right there, with giving the taser to Danny Rodriguez, we would be talking about a substantial sentence," Jackson said. "You knew you were giving a weapon to someone who had no idea how to use it. You had to show him how to turn it on."
From there, Young, accompanied by his 16-year-old son, joined the brutal, hand-to-hand combat in the tunnel leading from the terrace into the building. Video shows Young pointing a strobe light at officers, hurling a heavy speaker toward them, and striking at them with a pole in what Jackson described as "15 to 20 minutes of active, enthusiastic participation in the violence inside."
When the mob dragged out Fanone, Jackson noted, Young was some distance away and had to force his way through the crowd to reach him.
Jackson specifically rejected Moore's claim that Young "briefly made contact" with Fanone.
"He immobilized the officer at the very moment he desperately needed the use of both arms," Jackson said.
Even after the movement of the crowd forced Young away from Fanone, video shows him assaulting another officer who also was pulled into the fray and had been temporarily blinded by bear spray.
"To you on Jan. 6, an officer down was an opportunity, a target," she told Young.
"In sum, you were a one-man wrecking ball that day."
Judge criticizes Trump, Republicans
In presentencing filings, Moore argued that Young is unlikely to reoffend in part because the Jan. 6 attack represents "a unique set of circumstances … that are not likely to be replicated."
But Jackson said that she does not share that optimism. Even nearly two years after the 2020 election, many continue to contest its results, and the inflamed rhetoric that sparked the riot has not faded, she said.
She emphasized that Young is "not a political prisoner," and said he is being punished for his violent actions rather than his support of former president Donald Trump.
But she also directly addressed the political dispute underlying the riot, criticizing Trump and other leading Republicans for their efforts to sow doubt and overturn the results of the 2020 election.
"It is not patriotism, it is not standing up for America to stand up for one man who knows full well that he lost instead of the Constitution he was trying to subvert," said Jackson, a 2011 appointee of then-President Barack Obama.
She added that the "lie" the election was stolen continues to spread online and in mainstream media outlets.
"And worse, it’s become heresy for members of the former president’s party to say otherwise," she said.
Young is one of eight Iowans to be charged so far with taking part in the riot and is the second to be sentenced.
Tuesday's hearing came less than a week after Doug Jensen of Des Moines was found guilty at trial of seven charges for his own highly visible part in the attack on the Capitol.
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Government Acknowledges Jan. 6 Activities of Five Confidential FBI Sources
By Zachary Stieber and Joseph M. Hanneman
The U.S. government has acknowledged for the first time that five FBI confidential informants were involved with the Oath Keepers, but prosecutors failed to disclose that none of the sources provided evidence of guilt, a defense lawyer said on Sept. 26.
Bureau officials have repeatedly declined in congressional hearings to say whether there were agents or confidential human sources (CHSes) in the crowd when the U.S. Capitol was breached on Jan. 6, 2021. But in pre-trial communications in the Oath Keepers seditious conspiracy case, prosecutors disclosed there were five sources informing on the Oath Keepers, David Fischer, representing defendant Thomas Caldwell, said in the new filing.
“What the Government knew—but only recently disclosed to the Defendants—was that none of the CHSes provided evidence of guilt on the part of the Oath Keepers as an organization, or the individual Defendants in this case,” Fischer said.
He said the fact was confirmed by the government telling defense lawyers that only one of the informants will take the stand during the Sept. 27 trial of former Oath Keepers leader Elmer Stewart Rhodes III and four others, including Caldwell.
Top FBI officials have famously declined to answer questions on how many, if any, informants were at the Capitol around the time of the breach. “I can’t answer that,” Jill Sanborn, the FBI assistant director for national security, told Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) during one hearing.
But prosecutors in a recent motion disclosed that multiple sources have been involved in the investigation into the Oath Keepers, a group comprised of former and current members of the military, law enforcement, and first responders.
“At trial, the government or defense may call to testify certain CHSes who were either involved in the investigation that led to prosecution of the defendants, or who became CHSes subsequent to the initiation of the instant investigation,” prosecutors said in the motion, which asked U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta, an Obama appointee overseeing the case, to impose a protective order.
Prosecutors want defense lawyers barred from asking any questions seeking personal identifying information from any informant witnesses, including their date of birth; any questions about the witnesses’ participation in investigations outside of the probe in question; and any questions about training in the FBI CHS program.
“The protections requested herein, while minimally restrictive, would ensure the integrity of any ongoing investigations and would reduce the security threat posed to any testifying CHSes,” prosecutors said in the filing, which has not yet drawn a ruling from Mehta.
Rhodes Plan’
Prosecutors contend that Rhodes and his co-defendants engaged in a seditious conspiracy to attack the Capitol on Jan. 6 and prevent the counting of Electoral College votes from the 2020 presidential election.
The federal indictment charges the Oath Keepers with stockpiling firearms in a Virginia hotel for use by quick-reaction forces to attack the Capitol. Rhodes has said the weapons were legal and for use only if President Donald Trump invoked the Insurrection Act and raised a militia to guard against Antifa.
None of the informants, however, reported the existence of a “Rhodes Plan” and all of the sources have denied knowing any information about it when questioned by FBI handlers after Jan. 6, 2021, Fischer said, citing disclosures by the government to defense lawyers.
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Ranks right up there with the claims the rioters were Antifa and BLM.
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Ranks right up there with the claims the rioters were Antifa and BLM.
Yes, every person there exercising their right to protest has been arrested by this illegitimate administrations witchhunt and proven to be influenced by Trump. ::)
You're far too easily manipulated, TOM.
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Not really, still some Jan 6ers to go. ;D
Won't be Anitfa or BLM like tards are claiming were there though.
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Not really, still some Jan 6ers to go. ;D
Won't be Anitfa or BLM like tards are claiming were there though.
I guess we should be celebrating that the antifa/blm criminals were allowed to run free unimpeded and unpunished. :-\
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I guess we should be celebrating that the antifa/blm criminals were allowed to run free unimpeded and unpunished. :-\
Perhaps you can create a thread for that then. Because this thread is about something different.
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Perhaps you can create a thread for that then. Because this thread is about something different.
This is yet another thread about your TDS, Tom. :-*
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This is yet another thread about your TDS, Tom. :-*
No this is a thread about Jan 6th rioters. Try a bit harder to keep up. But please feel free to indulge in your TDfS here if it helps you.
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This is an interesting series of posts and responses and yet not unusual for Getbig. Here’s my summary:
Lurker posts the details of a trial for Kyle Young who pleaded guilty in May to assaulting, resisting, or impeding a police officer. Judge Jackson sentenced Young to approximately 7 years in prison.
In response, Coach typically goes off on some tangent about an entirely different subject. ::)
Chaos jumps in, reminding us that the folks storming the Capital that day had every right to protest, ignoring that actions of many of these rioters went way beyond protesting into out and out criminal violence.
Chaos then brings Antifa and BLM into the conversation, which is just another way of changing the subject.
Finally, and typically Chaos inserts TDS accusations against Lurker (Tom). When all else fails, pull the TDS card.
Who is being manipulated here? Hint, it isn't Tom. It is all of you who have your head stuck in Trump's sandbox... which is classic Trumpism.
In the not too distant future I have the feeling that there is going to be a lot of butthurt Getbig folks.
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This is an interesting series of posts and responses and yet not unusual for Getbig. Here’s my summary:
Lurker posts the details of a trial for Kyle Young who pleaded guilty in May to assaulting, resisting, or impeding a police officer. Judge Jackson sentenced Young to approximately 7 years in prison.
In response, Coach typically goes off on some tangent about an entirely different subject. ::)
Chaos jumps in, reminding us that the folks storming the Capital that day had every right to protest, ignoring that actions of many of these rioters went way beyond protesting into out and out criminal violence.
Chaos then brings Antifa and BLM into the conversation, which is just another way of changing the subject.
Finally, and typically Chaos inserts TDS accusations against Lurker (Tom). When all else fails, pull the TDS card.
Who is being manipulated here? Hint, it isn't Tom. It is all of you who have your head stuck in Trump's sandbox... which is classic Trumpism.
In the not too distant future I have the feeling that there is going to be a lot of butthurt Getbig folks.
That is going to leave a mark!
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So you think because a plea of guilty is entered means he’s (they) are actually guilty and not pleading guilty to get a reduced sentence in a 100% biased court and jury in a district that voted 95% democrat under judges mostly appointed by Obama…..K.
Oh, did I mention by a 100% partisan fake committee?
If you believe this, then yes, you’re 100% communist and a traitor. Responding to Lurker who is 100% communist and Prime is borderline at best
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This is an interesting series of posts and responses and yet not unusual for Getbig. Here’s my summary:
Lurker posts the details of a trial for Kyle Young who pleaded guilty in May to assaulting, resisting, or impeding a police officer. Judge Jackson sentenced Young to approximately 7 years in prison.
In response, Coach typically goes off on some tangent about an entirely different subject. ::)
Chaos jumps in, reminding us that the folks storming the Capital that day had every right to protest, ignoring that actions of many of these rioters went way beyond protesting into out and out criminal violence.
Chaos then brings Antifa and BLM into the conversation, which is just another way of changing the subject.
Finally, and typically Chaos inserts TDS accusations against Lurker (Tom). When all else fails, pull the TDS card.
Who is being manipulated here? Hint, it isn't Tom. It is all of you who have your head stuck in Trump's sandbox... which is classic Trumpism.
In the not too distant future I have the feeling that there is going to be a lot of butthurt Getbig folks.
Hahahhahaa..... hey, they had to defend, deflect, deny, distract.... somehow. They can't do it with facts or refuting anything. But the Trumpy Defense System (TDfS) compels them to do something no matter how stupid or self owning it may be.
It's funny because when you see them post "TDS" you know they don't anything else to say or post. It's like a silent dog whistle for idiots.
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So you think because a plea of guilty is entered means he’s (they) are actually guilty and not pleading guilty to get a reduced sentence in a 100% biased court and jury in a district that voted 95% democrat under judges mostly appointed by Obama…..K.
Oh, did I mention by a 100% partisan fake committee?
If you believe this, then yes, you’re 100% communist and a traitor. Responding to Lurker who is 100% communist and Prime is borderline at best
To the 100% retard :
If they were not there acting like criminals and committing crimes, they wouldn't find themselves in this position and you wouldn't find yourself in the position of making excuses for the idiots.
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To the 100% retard :
If they were not there acting like criminals and committing crimes, they wouldn't find themselves in this position and you wouldn't find yourself in the position of making excuses for the idiots.
PedoCuck Angry ::)
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This is an interesting series of posts and responses and yet not unusual for Getbig. Here’s my summary:
Lurker posts the details of a trial for Kyle Young who pleaded guilty in May to assaulting, resisting, or impeding a police officer. Judge Jackson sentenced Young to approximately 7 years in prison.
In response, Coach typically goes off on some tangent about an entirely different subject. ::)
Chaos jumps in, reminding us that the folks storming the Capital that day had every right to protest, ignoring that actions of many of these rioters went way beyond protesting into out and out criminal violence.
Chaos then brings Antifa and BLM into the conversation, which is just another way of changing the subject.
Finally, and typically Chaos inserts TDS accusations against Lurker (Tom). When all else fails, pull the TDS card.
Who is being manipulated here? Hint, it isn't Tom. It is all of you who have your head stuck in Trump's sandbox... which is classic Trumpism.
In the not too distant future I have the feeling that there is going to be a lot of butthurt Getbig folks.
Your entire waste of typing here completely neglects the leftist involvement and manipulation through the media. You completely ignore the lies and blatant hypocrisy by your leftist media and puppet masters by allowing, encouraging and promoting the destruction caused by antifa/blm while blasting 24/7 the minute and inconsequential events of Jan 6th as some sort of nuclear attack on democracy. Pull your head out of your old sloppy ass and wake up, what kind of country are you really wanting to leave for your grandchildren?
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To the 100% retard :
If they were not there acting like criminals and committing crimes, they wouldn't find themselves in this position and you wouldn't find yourself in the position of making excuses for the idiots.
To the complete coward of Getbig....
You don't arrest and hold people on misdemeanor charges with no hearing or trial for a year plus especially when it ONLY the political opposition. They're going out and arresting and subpoenaing people that weren't even there. Next to Strawman you two are pretty even when it comes to being politically inept not to mention the dumbest mother f**kers on this site
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Hahahhahaa..... hey, they had to defend, deflect, deny, distract.... somehow. They can't do it with facts or refuting anything. But the Trumpy Defense System (TDfS) compels them to do something no matter how stupid or self owning it may be.
It's funny because when you see them post "TDS" you know they don't anything else to say or post. It's like a silent dog whistle for idiots.
I'm fucking ready to bring this debate LIVE anytime you're ready. It's easy to talk shit when you hide behind multiple accounts, so lets put your marxist ass on blast! Fucking coward
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Really?
Defeated ISIS in 30 days?
New healthcare plan?
Infrastructure deal done and completed?
Hillary in jail?
Repeal Obamacare?
Keystone XL built?
Create health saving account for Americans?
Bring back manufacturing?
Stop cuts to Medicaid?
Grow the economy by 4% every year?
Guaranteed 6 week paid leave for everyone?
Expand right to carry to all states?
Get rid of Common Core?
Stop ATT and Time Warner merger?
Force China out of WTO?
Impose death penalty for cop killers?
Increase Army size?
Build a safe zone for Syrian refugees?
Eliminate the federal debt?
Enact term limits?
Balance the budget?
BUILD A WALL? hahahahahahaahah
AND MAKE MEXICO PAY FOR IT? hahahahahahahaah
Lets go...anytime. You have a big mouth.
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So you think because a plea of guilty is entered means he’s (they) are actually guilty and not pleading guilty to get a reduced sentence in a 100% biased court and jury in a district that voted 95% democrat under judges mostly appointed by Obama…..K.
Oh, did I mention by a 100% partisan fake committee?
If you believe this, then yes, you’re 100% communist and a traitor. Responding to Lurker who is 100% communist and Prime is borderline at best
Have you spoken to Kyle and has he told you the reasons for his pleading guilty or are you making this up? Until I hear or read otherwise, I will continue to believe he pleaded guilty because he is guilty. Does a 7 year sentence seem like a reduced one? What do you think his sentence would have been had he not confessed his quilt?
Not sure why you bothered to mention that you think the it is a 100% partisan fake committee. What does that have to do with Kyle Young's trail? The January 6th committee did not try him or sentence him.
I have to laugh at you calling people you disagree Communists.
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Have you spoken to Kyle and has he told you the reasons for his pleading guilty or are you making this up? Until I hear or read otherwise, I will continue to believe he pleaded guilty because he is guilty. Does a 7 year sentence seem like a reduced one? What do you think his sentence would have been had he not confessed his quilt?
Not sure why you bothered to mention that you think the it is a 100% partisan fake committee. What does that have to do with Kyle Young's trail? The January 6th committee did not try him or sentence him.
I have to laugh at you calling people you disagree Communists.
I don’t call people who disagree “communists” unless it’s absolutely warranted. Lurkers own words were “He’s doing a great job” Biden’s policies are at the VERY LEAST socialist and I would say more Marxist than anything. Both you and Lurker defend 100% unconstitutional acts then defend them or don’t condemn them. This in, in fact a Soviet-type partisan “hearing” designed to do nothing but go after anyone who opposes them whether they were there or not.
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To the complete coward of Getbig....
You don't arrest and hold people on misdemeanor charges with no hearing or trial for a year plus especially when it ONLY the political opposition. They're going out and arresting and subpoenaing people that weren't even there. Next to Strawman you two are pretty even when it comes to being politically inept not to mention the dumbest mother f**kers on this site
Qoach Todd obviously doesn't know that attacks on the Capital are not "misdemeanor" charges. While some have been reduced, the others have been charged with felonies. Facts say so. Facts = something you have no experience in.
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I'm fucking ready to bring this debate LIVE anytime you're ready. It's easy to talk shit when you hide behind multiple accounts, so lets put your marxist ass on blast! Fucking coward
What multiple accounts do I have? When you have nothing left to fall back on you trot out this. And yet, every time I ask what they are, you never answer.
Tell us more. Please. We've been waiting to hear this for years now. ::)
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Lets go...anytime. You have a big mouth.
Those are facts. Something your debate skills lack completely. Debating you would be like debating MTG or MyPillow or Hershel Walker. There is not enough brain matter to articulate any type of debate and you will simply spout lies, mistruths, or deflect/deny/whine.
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Have you spoken to Kyle and has he told you the reasons for his pleading guilty or are you making this up? Until I hear or read otherwise, I will continue to believe he pleaded guilty because he is guilty. Does a 7 year sentence seem like a reduced one? What do you think his sentence would have been had he not confessed his quilt?
Not sure why you bothered to mention that you think the it is a 100% partisan fake committee. What does that have to do with Kyle Young's trail? The January 6th committee did not try him or sentence him.
I have to laugh at you calling people you disagree Communists.
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Because he had NOTHING else to say. He had to say something but couldn't so he went off on an unrelated and nonfactual tangent just like he always does.
Qoach has shown over and over he doesn't understand the simply definition of communist and socialist labels that he throws around. ::)
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No wife, no jobs, no guns <--- hahahaha, and can't vote <---HAHAHAHA. Just another deadbeat CRIMINAL!
You don't get to pick when your accountability ends for attempting to overthrow the government. You play. You pay. These idiots wanted to act like citizens of a banana republic and overthrow the government. They should be treated like citizens of a banana republic who failed to overthrow the government.
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An Oklahoma Capitol riot defendant asked to avoid jail time in a Friday sentencing memo.
Jerry Ryals said he's already suffered the loss of his wife, job, and ability to own firearms and vote.
Prosecutors say Ryals took a video of himself on January 6 talking about "overthrowing" the Capitol.
A Capitol riot defendant's attorney listed the consequences he says his client has suffered as a result of his participation in the January 6 attack, while petitioning a judge for leniency this week.
Jerry Ryals of Oklahoma pleaded guilty to one count of civil disorder in May and is set to be sentenced next month. He was originally charged with five counts, including obstruction of an official proceeding, entering and remaining, and disorderly conduct. But as the government works to prosecute the more than 900 people arrested in connection with the attack, federal prosecutors have offered some rioters lesser charges in exchange for their guilty pleas.
Mykytiuk acknowledged that Ryals "expressed his support" for those who spearheaded the breach of the building, but said he did not "join them at the front."
Ryals has "already felt the impact" of his involvement in the insurrection, his lawyer argued: He lost his job and became estranged from his wife as a result of the siege. Ryals, who is described as an "avid hunter" will also be barred from owning firearms as a result of his conviction and will no longer be able to vote — "a right he cherished so deeply."
"Due to the massive publicity and historic nature of the January 6 riot, most people in his community know of his offense, and many have shunned him because of it," Mykytiuk added.
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I don’t call people who disagree “communists” unless it’s absolutely warranted. Lurkers own words were “He’s doing a great job” Biden’s policies are at the VERY LEAST socialist and I would say more Marxist than anything. Both you and Lurker defend 100% unconstitutional acts then defend them or don’t condemn them. This in, in fact a Soviet-type partisan “hearing” designed to do nothing but go after anyone who opposes them whether they were there or not.
Specifics count.
Please provide a list of the unconstitutional acts you believe Lurker and I defend.
Please provide a list of Biden's policies which in your opinion are socialist and more likely Marxist?
What behavior warrants you calling someone a communist whether you agree with them or not?
Are you suggesting Mr. Young confessed to crimes he didn't commit because he wasn't there (at the Capital) on January 6th?
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Specifics count.
Please provide a list of the unconstitutional acts you believe Lurker and I defend.
Please provide a list of Biden's policies which in your opinion are socialist and more likely Marxist?
What behavior warrants you calling someone a communist whether you agree with them or not?
Are you suggesting Mr. Young confessed to crimes he didn't commit because he wasn't there (at the Capital) on January 6th?
Do you really expect him to answer anything? He never does. Because he can’t. He can’t translate whining into substance or factual replies. So you can expect the usual off topic post, the deflection, denial and a few “lol”s thrown in. Because that is all he is capable of. We’ve seen this for years.
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Because he had NOTHING else to say. He had to say something but couldn't so he went off on an unrelated and nonfactual tangent just like he always does.
Qoach has shown over and over he doesn't understand the simply definition of communist and socialist labels that he throws around. ::)
Keep running and hiding
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Keep running and hiding
Keep lying and retarding. ::)
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Keep lying and retarding. ::)
Coward
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Libturdz,
People should be horrified as to what this commi3 admin has done to our country.
Talking and arguing over a fake "insurrection" is like a dog crapping on your carpet, but then tearing your baby apart and biting its face off.
(And actually whining about the carpet).
Comical and braindead not even a blip on the radar of life...
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Keep lying and retarding. ::)
ironic coming from a pedocuck.. ::)
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Coward
Retard
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Libturdz,
People should be horrified as to what this commi3 admin has done to our country.
Talking and arguing over a fake "insurrection" is like a dog crapping on your carpet, but then tearing your baby apart and biting its face off.
(And actually whining about the carpet).
Comical and braindead not even a blip on the radar of life...
The same can be said about these "patriots" <-- ::) who thought they were fighting to protect their country while attempting to subvert the very basic core of our country and the democracy it is built upon. Free and fair elections. These are not patriots, these are people who were deceived, fooled and duped into believing one of the biggest lies in American history. They are simple minded morons. They stormed, and raided a federal building, in the process law enforcement officers were hurt. These people were not fighting for this country they were fighting for Trumpy and his lies and warped ego. Now they all face criminal charges that affect them for the rest of their lives while (in some cases) realizing that Trump was pulling the creme de la creme con job on them. Anyone claiming the election was stolen at this point, after the lack of evidence, after all the courts and fellow GOP members have stated it wasn't is just a flat out retard. Deny it or say otherwise but it doesn't change. :D
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Looking back, it probably wasn't the best idea to admit to and be photographed using illegal drugs on federal property. Or filming yourself assaulting police officers. But it wasn't like he exhibited much brain wattage that entire day....
"In the videos, Sandlin can be heard saying 'we made history guys. People are smoking weed in here. Please, may I please hit that...I am smoking weed. Thank you patriot."
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A Millington man is scheduled for sentencing in December after entering guilty pleas in relation to the Capitol riot in Washington, D.C. on January 6.
Ronald Sandlin, 35, pleaded guilty Friday to conspiracy to interfere with the peaceful transition of power and assaulting law enforcement officers. According to court documents, Sandlin posted to Facebook about his intent to caravan to Washington D.C. in late December and was seeking donations.
He is also alleged to have worked alongside two other men, Nathaniel DeGrave and Josiah Colt, and the three discussed shipping guns to Sandlin's home in Tennessee. Two days before the attack, Sandlin posted a picture of Colt holding a gun in bed to Facebook.
Sandlin watched the "Stop the Steal" rally at a restaurant near the Ellipse, before live-streaming a call-to-arms.
"Sandlin live-streamed a video in which he called on 'other patriots' to 'take the Capitol,'" a press release from the Department of Justice said. "In the video, Sandlin stated four times that 'freedom is paid for with blood.'"
According to the press release, the three men then went to the Capitol together, wearing face masks, helmets, and shin guards. Sandlin was alleged to be carrying a knife and DeGrave was alleged to be carrying bear spray. After climbing dismantled barricades, they entered through the upper west terrace door.
"While inside, Sandlin and DeGrave pushed against officers guarding an exterior door to the Capitol Rotunda, slowly forcing the door open and letting a mob stream inside. Sandlin shouted at the officers, 'You're going to die, get out of the way,' before later grabbing an officer's helmet," the press release said.
While in the Capitol, Sandlin stole a book from the desk of a Senate-side office, picked up an oil painting, and smoked weed in the Capitol Rotunda. The painting was eventually taken off his shoulder by other rioters.
The DOJ said Sandlin left the Capitol at about 3:16 p.m., about an hour after he and his partners entered.
Colt entered a guilty plea July 14, 2021, and DeGrave entered a guilty plea June 27, 2022. Sandlin was arrested January 28, 2021, and is slated to be sentenced on December 9 in Washington, D.C. He could face up to 28 years in prison for the charges, along with possible fines and court costs.
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Places the outcome of the election in God's hands. The other guy wins. Doesn't accept that this is God's Will. ::)
God works in mysterious ways. God has a plan for everyone. God obviously must plan for this guy to go to jail.
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FBI arrests Ohio pastor who shouted 'mission accomplished' at Capitol on Jan. 6. Federal authorities arrested an Ohio pastor Wednesday for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection.
Bill Dunfee, 57, was arrested on felony charges of interfering with a law enforcement officer during a civil disorder and obstruction of an official proceeding, in addition to five misdemeanors. Dunfee serves as the pastor at the New Beginnings Ministries Warsaw and used the pulpit to express the baseless belief that President Biden stole the 2020 election.
The FBI stated it began its investigation into Dunfee in February 2021, the month after supporters of former President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol in an attempt to stop the formal counting of the electoral votes showing Biden won. They added that Dunfee confirmed his attendance to them in a March 2021 phone call and they received additional tips about his role over that summer.
Dunfee spoke about the election during a Dec. 27, 2020, sermon, saying, “The Government, the tyrants, the socialists, the Marxists, the progressives, the RINOs, they fear you. And they should. Our problem is we haven’t given them reason to fear us.”
Dunfee added, “As I said earlier in another previous sermon is this: They used to tell us, you know what, you settle your differences at the ballot. How did that work out for us? It’s not over.”
The Justice Department alleges that Dunfee illegally entered the Capitol grounds with a bullhorn which he used to say, “We are taking our house.” As some of the insurrectionists dispersed on the afternoon of Jan. 6, Dunfee told them, “Mission accomplished,” and replied “Hallelujah” to a fellow rioter who said, “We did it, we shut ‘em all down. We did our job.”
Dunfee spoke about his experience during a May 2021 sermon, saying, “We show up January 6th at the Capitol Building right? To let it be known that we are not going to stand back and let an election be stolen. That we are going to hold our legislators accountable, and so on and so forth? And what did that get us? Huh? We are all deemed what? Huh? Bunch of terrorists, right?”
“I can tell you, having been there [at the Capitol], that um, we were surrounded by patriots,” Dunfee added. “Many, many, many, many patriots. And I thank God they showed up to just to let it be known, that you know, what the bottom line is this, that you are not stealing this election. You’re not going to rob us, deprive us of a democracy, of a republic, without us being heard.”
Dunfee was expected to make his first appearance in court in the Southern District of Ohio on Wednesday.
Nearly 900 individuals have been arrested for their roles in the events of Jan. 6. The House committee investigating Jan. 6 was planning to have an additional hearing last week but postponed it due to Hurricane Ian. Members of the far-right Oath Keepers militia are currently being tried on a number of charges, including seditious conspiracy.
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He's going to be the Belle of the Bubba's once he goes to prison. If the title of the books he appears for are any indication, he won't
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Jan. 6 cases: Romance novel cover model pleads guilty to dragging cop down Capitol stairs. When former President Donald Trump called on supporters who believed his lies about the 2020 election to come to Washington on Jan. 6, 2021, a Michigan bodybuilder-turned-construction worker responded with enthusiasm.
“I’ll be there,” Logan Barnhart wrote in response to a @realDonaldTrump tweet.
When he arrived at the U.S. Capitol, he now admits, he battled police and helped drag an officer down the stairs on the western front, where some of the most barbaric violence of the day took place. Barnhart pleaded guilty Wednesday to assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers using a dangerous weapon before U.S. District Judge Emmet G. Sullivan.
Barnhart, 41, admitted that he grabbed an officer by the vest on the back of the neck and helped drag the officer "in a prone position" down the stairs and into the crowd and that he later pushed officers and struck at them with a flagpole.
“Yes, sir,” responded Barnhart, who took the plea from his car at work. He said everything in the agreed-upon statement of offense was “100% true.”
Barnhart was included in a superseding indictment along with eight other men. Barnhart, the indictment alleged, assaulted a Washington police officer identified by the initials B.M. and engaged in felony civil disorder, as well as committed four misdemeanor offenses.
Depending on how his sentencing guidelines fall and what a judge ultimately decides, he could spend around three to five years in federal prison.
In a previous court filing, prosecutors said B.M. “remembered having his baton grabbed and he was pulled into the crowd” and “being struck in the helmet multiple times with objects.”
Among Barnhart's co-defendants are Jack Wade Whitton and Justin Jersey, who both recently pleaded guilty, as well as Michael Lopatic Sr., who died over the summer. Whitton, who was wearing a Trump hat as he assaulted law enforcement officers, bragged that he "fed" an officer to the mob and later told officers that they were "gonna die tonight."
Internet sleuths investigating the Capitol attack identified Barnhart with the help of facial recognition technology. They had given him the nickname "Catsweat," because he was wearing a Caterpillar brand sweatshirt on Jan. 6. Barnhart kept his sunglasses on for most of the time he was at the Capitol. But earlier in the day, while he was at Trump's "Stop the Steal" event near the White House, a YouTuber panned past his face, which gave sleuths a good image to run.
A facial recognition search then pulled up photos of Barnhart from his modeling career. The sleuths said that to confirm the match, they were able to find Instagram posts showing Barnhart wearing the same sweatshirt and hat he wore on Jan. 6.
Barnhart appeared on the cover of romance novels like “Stepbrother UnSEALed: A Bad Boy Military Romance” and “Lighter,” a book with the slogan “wrong never felt so right.”
An assistant U.S. attorney said during Barnhart's plea hearing Wednesday that the case included evidence from both Barnhart's Google account and his Instagram account.
Barnhart isn't the only model to have been arrested in connection with the Capitol attack. On Tuesday, a jury convicted John Strand, an underwear model, on several charges, including felony obstruction of an official proceeding.
Another Jan. 6 defendant who participated in the assault on the western front of the Capitol was sentenced to more than seven years in federal prison Tuesday. Kyle Young, who brought his 16-year-old son along as he joined the mob in the lower west tunnel on Jan. 6, was charged with handing another rioter a stun gun and grabbing former Officer Mike Fanone as he was dragged into the mob on Jan. 6. Fanone told Young that he hopes he suffers behind bar, saying Young's actions had deprived him of his career in law enforcement.
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He's going to be the Belle of the Bubba's once he goes to prison. If the title of the books he appears for are any indication, he won't
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Jan. 6 cases: Romance novel cover model pleads guilty to dragging cop down Capitol stairs. When former President Donald Trump called on supporters who believed his lies about the 2020 election to come to Washington on Jan. 6, 2021, a Michigan bodybuilder-turned-construction worker responded with enthusiasm.
“I’ll be there,” Logan Barnhart wrote in response to a @realDonaldTrump tweet.
When he arrived at the U.S. Capitol, he now admits, he battled police and helped drag an officer down the stairs on the western front, where some of the most barbaric violence of the day took place. Barnhart pleaded guilty Wednesday to assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers using a dangerous weapon before U.S. District Judge Emmet G. Sullivan.
Barnhart, 41, admitted that he grabbed an officer by the vest on the back of the neck and helped drag the officer "in a prone position" down the stairs and into the crowd and that he later pushed officers and struck at them with a flagpole.
“Yes, sir,” responded Barnhart, who took the plea from his car at work. He said everything in the agreed-upon statement of offense was “100% true.”
Barnhart was included in a superseding indictment along with eight other men. Barnhart, the indictment alleged, assaulted a Washington police officer identified by the initials B.M. and engaged in felony civil disorder, as well as committed four misdemeanor offenses.
Depending on how his sentencing guidelines fall and what a judge ultimately decides, he could spend around three to five years in federal prison.
In a previous court filing, prosecutors said B.M. “remembered having his baton grabbed and he was pulled into the crowd” and “being struck in the helmet multiple times with objects.”
Among Barnhart's co-defendants are Jack Wade Whitton and Justin Jersey, who both recently pleaded guilty, as well as Michael Lopatic Sr., who died over the summer. Whitton, who was wearing a Trump hat as he assaulted law enforcement officers, bragged that he "fed" an officer to the mob and later told officers that they were "gonna die tonight."
Internet sleuths investigating the Capitol attack identified Barnhart with the help of facial recognition technology. They had given him the nickname "Catsweat," because he was wearing a Caterpillar brand sweatshirt on Jan. 6. Barnhart kept his sunglasses on for most of the time he was at the Capitol. But earlier in the day, while he was at Trump's "Stop the Steal" event near the White House, a YouTuber panned past his face, which gave sleuths a good image to run.
A facial recognition search then pulled up photos of Barnhart from his modeling career. The sleuths said that to confirm the match, they were able to find Instagram posts showing Barnhart wearing the same sweatshirt and hat he wore on Jan. 6.
Barnhart appeared on the cover of romance novels like “Stepbrother UnSEALed: A Bad Boy Military Romance” and “Lighter,” a book with the slogan “wrong never felt so right.”
An assistant U.S. attorney said during Barnhart's plea hearing Wednesday that the case included evidence from both Barnhart's Google account and his Instagram account.
Barnhart isn't the only model to have been arrested in connection with the Capitol attack. On Tuesday, a jury convicted John Strand, an underwear model, on several charges, including felony obstruction of an official proceeding.
Another Jan. 6 defendant who participated in the assault on the western front of the Capitol was sentenced to more than seven years in federal prison Tuesday. Kyle Young, who brought his 16-year-old son along as he joined the mob in the lower west tunnel on Jan. 6, was charged with handing another rioter a stun gun and grabbing former Officer Mike Fanone as he was dragged into the mob on Jan. 6. Fanone told Young that he hopes he suffers behind bar, saying Young's actions had deprived him of his career in law enforcement.
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How come you never post links to these fake fallacies and accusations?
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How come you never post links to these fake fallacies and accusations?
Because they are not fake.
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Because they are not fake.
The pedocuck being humiliated yet again ::)
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The pedocuck being humiliated yet again ::)
Your uncle fucked you didn't he?
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I guess when your hero and his administration are an abysmal failure, you need to live in the past and relish the idea of your political opponents being persecuted due to their beliefs. ::)
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Your uncle fucked you didn't he?
I am beginning to suspect it was his English teacher.
Is it too much to ask for a stalker that at least has a GED?
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I guess when your hero and his administration are an abysmal failure, you need to live in the past and relish the idea of your political opponents being persecuted due to their beliefs. ::)
I guess when you have nothing else to say or refute with, you talk off topic in hopes of deflecting and distracting.
BDS!!!
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He fucked around. He found out.
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Proud Boys member pleads guilty to seditious conspiracy for U.S. Capitol attack. A member of the far-right Proud Boys, Jeremy Bertino, pleaded guilty on Thursday to a charge of seditious conspiracy over his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol, making him the first member of the group to do so.
Six other members, including former Proud Boys Chairman Enrique Tarrio, are due to stand trial beginning in December on charges including seditious conspiracy, which carries a potential prison sentence of up to 20 years.
Bertino also pleaded guilty to a gun charge.
"Guilty, your honor," Bertino said when asked if he was pleading guilty to both of charges.
His guilty plea comes as the first seditious conspiracy trial of Donald Trump supporters charged with organizing the Capitol assault is underway. That trial involves five associates of the far-right Oath Keepers, including founder Stewart Rhodes.
As part of his plea deal, Bertino, 43, of Belmont, North Carolina, must agree to testify before a grand jury or at trial if requested by federal prosecutors. He could face a prison sentence of up to five years, three months and a fine of up to $200,000, officials said at a virtual hearing before U.S District Court Judge Timothy Kelly in Washington.
Seditious conspiracy is a Civil War-era statute defined as two or more people plotting "to overthrow, put down or to destroy by force the government of the United States" that is rarely prosecuted.
Supporters of then-President Trump, a Republican, stormed the Capitol in a failed attempt to overturn his 2020 election loss to Democrat Joe Biden after Trump falsely claimed the election had been stolen from him. Five people died during and shortly after the riot, and about 140 police were injured.
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When the CIA helped Google acquire the Keyhole satellite imagery software in 2004 now known as Google Earth, the CIA probably did not imagine it would one day be used by independent journalists to rebut dubious assertions put forward by the Justice Department and the FBI.
But such are the strange times in which we live.
After Revolver News’s investigative reports last month yielded irrefutable forensic evidence that the DOJ and FBI are withholding critical information regarding the so-called January 6th pipe bomber, we have decided to go one step further.
Using the 3D “street view” software available on Google Earth, we captured the precise walking path from the front door of the DNC building to the exact location where the DNC pipe bomb was placed. This walkthrough shows the DNC bomb was quite literally just around the corner from the DNC building’s main entrance, and right next to a security station.
Here is our walkthrough video, with analysis below:
Several interesting revelations emerge from the walkthrough video above.
The moment one turns the corner from the front entrance onto S. Capitol St., one sees the exact bench where the bomb was placed. This bench, along with its companion bench, were not tucked away in some obscure side street. It is clear from the positioning of the benches relative to the DNC building that they would have been used frequently by passers-by, pedestrians, and DNC employees alike. Indeed, anyone who decided to enjoy their morning coffee on either of those two rather clean and inviting park benches, anytime from 7 a.m. to noon on January 6, would very likely have spotted the pipe bomb that was allegedly planted by the bench the evening before.
Also readily apparent from the Google Earth walkthrough is the closeness of the pipe bomb location to the rear parking garage, and the entry and exit doors to the DNC building.
We point this out in the walkthrough video at timestamp 1:05. The pipe bomb was basically smack dab between the parking deck, the entry and exit doors, and the front of the building:
The proximity of the pipe bomb to the driveway, parking deck, and exit of the DNC building is of crucial significance.
Recall that Kamala Harris curiously hid the fact that she was in the DNC building on January 6th, and it was only an entire year after the so-called insurrection that the press reported that the Vice President-elect was in the building the morning of the 6th while the pipe bomb was on the premises. Of course, as Vice President elect Kamala Harris enjoyed the protection of the Secret Service, this means that the Secret Service must have conducted a sweep of the DNC building before she entered.
According to Senator Ron Johnson, the Secret Service definitively affirmed that they swept the outside areas of the DNC building adjacent to the entry and exit doors, as well as the parking deck:
According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), on January 5, 2021 between 7:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m., an individual placed two pipe bombs in Washington, D.C. – one near the Republican National Committee (RNC) headquarters and another near the Democratic National Committee (DNC) headquarters. The next day, on January 6, 2021, then-Vice President-elect Harris reportedly arrived at the DNC headquarters at 11:30 a.m. Prior to Harris’ arrival, the Secret Service reportedly “swept the interior of the [DNC headquarters], the driveway, parking deck and entrances and exits.” Reports indicate that at 1:07 p.m., U.S. Capitol Police began investigating the pipe bomb at that location, and at 1:14 p.m., an unnamed Secret Service protectee – presumably Harris – was removed from the DNC. The bomb threat was cleared at 4:36 p.m.5 To date, law enforcement has not been able to identify or locate the suspect who allegedly planted the pipe bombs at the RNC and DNC headquarters. Given that Secret Service reportedly swept the areas in and around the DNC headquarters prior to Harris’ arrival on January 6, 2021, it seems odd that agents did not immediately discover the pipe bomb that was reportedly located next to a park bench at that location.
[Office of Senator Ron Johnson]
The notion that the Secret Service, the most elite protection detail in the world, swept the DNC building and managed to miss the pipe bomb is impossible to believe—either that or what transpired was such an act of such gross negligence that it is tantamount to deliberate malfeasance. Indeed, as the Google Earth satellite photo reveals, the pipe bomb was mere feet from both the entry and exit doors, as well as the parking garage, where the Secret Service claims it conducted a sweep.
https://www.revolver.news/2022/10/google-earth-walkthrough-further-exposes-jan-6-fbi-pipe-bomb-hoax/
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https://twitter.com/darrenjbeattie/status/1578088537504743424?s=46&t=evecuuVc_NkqI0rWe_Eawg
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He's going to be the Belle of the Bubba's once he goes to prison. If the title of the books he appears for are any indication, he won't
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Jan. 6 cases: Romance novel cover model pleads guilty to dragging cop down Capitol stairs. When former President Donald Trump called on supporters who believed his lies about the 2020 election to come to Washington on Jan. 6, 2021, a Michigan bodybuilder-turned-construction worker responded with enthusiasm.
“I’ll be there,” Logan Barnhart wrote in response to a @realDonaldTrump tweet.
When he arrived at the U.S. Capitol, he now admits, he battled police and helped drag an officer down the stairs on the western front, where some of the most barbaric violence of the day took place. Barnhart pleaded guilty Wednesday to assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers using a dangerous weapon before U.S. District Judge Emmet G. Sullivan.
Barnhart, 41, admitted that he grabbed an officer by the vest on the back of the neck and helped drag the officer "in a prone position" down the stairs and into the crowd and that he later pushed officers and struck at them with a flagpole.
“Yes, sir,” responded Barnhart, who took the plea from his car at work. He said everything in the agreed-upon statement of offense was “100% true.”
Barnhart was included in a superseding indictment along with eight other men. Barnhart, the indictment alleged, assaulted a Washington police officer identified by the initials B.M. and engaged in felony civil disorder, as well as committed four misdemeanor offenses.
Depending on how his sentencing guidelines fall and what a judge ultimately decides, he could spend around three to five years in federal prison.
In a previous court filing, prosecutors said B.M. “remembered having his baton grabbed and he was pulled into the crowd” and “being struck in the helmet multiple times with objects.”
Among Barnhart's co-defendants are Jack Wade Whitton and Justin Jersey, who both recently pleaded guilty, as well as Michael Lopatic Sr., who died over the summer. Whitton, who was wearing a Trump hat as he assaulted law enforcement officers, bragged that he "fed" an officer to the mob and later told officers that they were "gonna die tonight."
Internet sleuths investigating the Capitol attack identified Barnhart with the help of facial recognition technology. They had given him the nickname "Catsweat," because he was wearing a Caterpillar brand sweatshirt on Jan. 6. Barnhart kept his sunglasses on for most of the time he was at the Capitol. But earlier in the day, while he was at Trump's "Stop the Steal" event near the White House, a YouTuber panned past his face, which gave sleuths a good image to run.
A facial recognition search then pulled up photos of Barnhart from his modeling career. The sleuths said that to confirm the match, they were able to find Instagram posts showing Barnhart wearing the same sweatshirt and hat he wore on Jan. 6.
Barnhart appeared on the cover of romance novels like “Stepbrother UnSEALed: A Bad Boy Military Romance” and “Lighter,” a book with the slogan “wrong never felt so right.”
An assistant U.S. attorney said during Barnhart's plea hearing Wednesday that the case included evidence from both Barnhart's Google account and his Instagram account.
Barnhart isn't the only model to have been arrested in connection with the Capitol attack. On Tuesday, a jury convicted John Strand, an underwear model, on several charges, including felony obstruction of an official proceeding.
Another Jan. 6 defendant who participated in the assault on the western front of the Capitol was sentenced to more than seven years in federal prison Tuesday. Kyle Young, who brought his 16-year-old son along as he joined the mob in the lower west tunnel on Jan. 6, was charged with handing another rioter a stun gun and grabbing former Officer Mike Fanone as he was dragged into the mob on Jan. 6. Fanone told Young that he hopes he suffers behind bar, saying Young's actions had deprived him of his career in law enforcement.
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Logan Barnhart - pleaded quilty
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John Strand - He could spend around three to five years in federal prison.
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He fucked around. He found out.
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Proud Boys member pleads guilty to seditious conspiracy for U.S. Capitol attack. A member of the far-right Proud Boys, Jeremy Bertino, pleaded guilty on Thursday to a charge of seditious conspiracy over his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol, making him the first member of the group to do so.
Six other members, including former Proud Boys Chairman Enrique Tarrio, are due to stand trial beginning in December on charges including seditious conspiracy, which carries a potential prison sentence of up to 20 years.
Bertino also pleaded guilty to a gun charge.
"Guilty, your honor," Bertino said when asked if he was pleading guilty to both of charges.
His guilty plea comes as the first seditious conspiracy trial of Donald Trump supporters charged with organizing the Capitol assault is underway. That trial involves five associates of the far-right Oath Keepers, including founder Stewart Rhodes.
As part of his plea deal, Bertino, 43, of Belmont, North Carolina, must agree to testify before a grand jury or at trial if requested by federal prosecutors. He could face a prison sentence of up to five years, three months and a fine of up to $200,000, officials said at a virtual hearing before U.S District Court Judge Timothy Kelly in Washington.
Seditious conspiracy is a Civil War-era statute defined as two or more people plotting "to overthrow, put down or to destroy by force the government of the United States" that is rarely prosecuted.
Supporters of then-President Trump, a Republican, stormed the Capitol in a failed attempt to overturn his 2020 election loss to Democrat Joe Biden after Trump falsely claimed the election had been stolen from him. Five people died during and shortly after the riot, and about 140 police were injured.
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Proud Boy, Jeremy Bertino Guilty - Prison sentence of up to five years, three months and a fine of up to $200,000
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Proud Boy, Enrique Tarrio Guilty - Potential prison sentence of up to 20 years
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Tarrio has already been outed as a snitch. But then again prison will be a better stint than the broke ass life he is living now.
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Tarrio has already been outed as a snitch. But then again prison will be a better stint than the broke ass life he is living now.
sad little PedoCuck babbling nonsense ... ::)
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The Toms pounding their meat in this thread hiding their depression about their hero's administration failing badly.
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The Toms pounding their meat in this thread hiding their depression about their hero's administration failing badly.
Not me. I'm Caucasian.
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Especially since they were in charge of security
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The Toms pounding their meat in this thread hiding their depression about their hero's administration failing badly.
The Trumpturds flapping their gums about everything except what the thread topic is about. TDfS to the rescue.
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The Trumpturds flapping their gums about everything except what the thread topic is about. TDfS to the rescue.
We have and have also proven it a fake “committee” commie boy
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We have and have also proven it a fake “committee” commie boy
No you haven't. Just because you want it to be doesn't mean it is. Just another lie from you.
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Especially since they were in charge of security
An Instagram post by red.wave1776 - Very reliable source. ::) There is no question what the perspective of this person is, like with you Coach.
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Not me. I'm Caucasian.
The original CockAsians were black!
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The original CockAsians were black!
Hmmm. And I always thought it was the Hebrews. GB is a fountain of information.
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Does anyone outside of liberals/progressives, Liz Cheney, and Adam Kinzinger care about this?
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Does anyone outside of liberals/progressives, Liz Cheney, and Adam Kinzinger care about this?
Obviously. I can think of over 900 that found out the hard way.
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Not me. I'm Caucasian.
sad little PedoCuck admitting to sucking asian cock
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Does anyone outside of liberals/progressives, Liz Cheney, and Adam Kinzinger care about this?
No. It's a liberal defense technique designed to distract from how horrible this administration is doing. Just spent $6.99/gal for 91 octane. Yeah it was close to the 5 fwy but I'm sure Prime will log into his gasbuddy and tell me I'm wrong. ::)
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A distraction at the expense of 900+ individuals freedom and future prospects of being contributing citizens? ::)
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A distraction at the expense of 900+ individuals freedom and future prospects of being contributing citizens? ::)
Political pawns used to distract the utter failure of this fake administration…it’s the Soviet way
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Political pawns used to distract the utter failure of this fake administration…it’s the Soviet way
Criminals who committed crimes. If it were the Soviet way, they would be fertilizer right now.
Dumbass.
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A distraction at the expense of 900+ individuals freedom and future prospects of being contributing citizens? ::)
They distracted you for 2 years with "covid", you're easily manipulated and controlled. Your mind is weak. ::)
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Funny, you seemed to have gone through a worse two years than I did over that. So what your point is supposed to be, I don't know. Or care.
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Funny, you seemed to have gone through a worse two years than I did over that. So what your point is supposed to be, I don't know. Or care.
Of course you don't, as long as Orange Man isn't in office winning, right Tom?
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Of course you don't, as long as Orange Man isn't in office winning, right Tom?
You mean whining? That's all he seemed to do while in office and all you seem to do now that he got voted out.
TDfS TDfS TDfS
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You mean whining? That's all he seemed to do while in office and all you seem to do now that he got voted out.
TDfS TDfS TDfS
Loser in life being humiliated yet again, your only sexual gratification ::)
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You mean whining? That's all he seemed to do while in office and all you seem to do now that he got voted out.
TDfS TDfS TDfS
You spend your days crying about Trump, I come to the politics board to laugh at your marionette ass. We are not the same, Tom.
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Criminals who committed crimes. If it were the Soviet way, they would be fertilizer right now.
Dumbass.
Yeah, sure they are. Most are Misdemeanors that are basically the equivalent of a parking ticket. Yes, it’s the Soviet way to go after the political opposition to try to silence them but in this case it’s only pissing off more and more people. Notice the literal criminals aren’t being investigated and the only one killed was killed by a criminal who was never questioned either.
Keep hiding, coward
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You spend your days crying about Trump, I come to the politics board to laugh at your marionette ass. We are not the same, Tom.
Posting facts about Trumpy and laughing at his little turds trying to defend or deny it = "crying"?
Ok, if that makes you feel better. For someone who claims to be laughing, you sure do spend a lot of time whining yourself. ::)
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Yeah, sure they are. Most are Misdemeanors that are basically the equivalent of a parking ticket. Yes, it’s the Soviet way to go after the political opposition to try to silence them but in this case it’s only pissing off more and more people. Notice the literal criminals aren’t being investigated and the only one killed was killed by a criminal who was never questioned either.
Keep hiding, coward
Keep lying, liar. It's all you can do at this point anyway. Not that it is any different from any other time.
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Keep lying, liar. It's all you can do at this point anyway. Not that it is any different from any other time.
Prove I’m lying. Why isn’t Pelosi being investigated? Why isn’t the CP being investigated for not interviewing Bird? Ray Epps is a real smoking gun, where’s his investigation? Why did the CP open the gates and escort the protesters in? Why hasn’t Tayler Hanson been subpoenaed and begging to be subpoenaed since he was right there next to Ashli Babbitt giving her aid when she got shot? How come no Democrats have been arrested or subpoenaed?
Why is that fake Jan 6th board all Dems and two Trump hating RINO’S if you think this is legit? (Cheney is a Dem and said she was switching parties, more proof she lied) and speaking of lying, why did they have to alter evidence if they have such a strong case?
You’re a fucking minion
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Prove I’m lying. Why isn’t Pelosi being investigated? Why isn’t the CP being investigated for not interviewing Bird? Ray Epps is a real smoking gun, where’s his investigation? Why did the CP open the gates and escort the protesters in? Why hasn’t Tayler Hanson been subpoenaed and begging to be subpoenaed since he was right there next to Ashli Babbitt giving her aid when she got shot? How come no Democrats have been arrested or subpoenaed?
Why is that fake Jan 6th board all Dems and two Trump hating RINO’S if you think this is legit? (Cheney is a Dem and said she was switching parties, more proof she lied) and speaking of lying, why did they have to alter evidence if they have such a strong case?
You’re a fucking minion
^^ Meltdown.
The GOP was given a choice of putting respectable people on the committee they chose not to.
They are criminals. And Babbitt got what she deserved. She won't be making that mistake again.
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^^ Meltdown.
The GOP was given a choice of putting respectable people on the committee they chose not to.
They are criminals. And Babbitt got what she deserved. She won't be making that mistake again.
They weren’t allowed specifically Jim Jordan because they know he would have ripped them a new asshole. And fuck you about Babbitt, they won’t address that either
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No, Jim Jordan wasn't allowed because he is an idiot and liar. I can see why you would think that is ok.
If Babbitt kept her law breaking ass at home that day, she would still be around.
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No, Jim Jordan wasn't allowed because he is an idiot and liar. I can see why you would think that is ok.
If Babbitt kept her law breaking ass at home that day, she would still be around.
So should everyone that J6 panel be shot? Because everyone on that panel is breaking the law and the constitution as well as being complicit of aiding and abetting in all of riots in 2020 and 2016.
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So should everyone that J6 panel be shot? Because everyone on that panel is breaking the law and the constitution as well as being complicit of aiding and abetting in all of riots in 2020 and 2016.
Seriously? Get a grip! ::)
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Seriously? Get a grip! ::)
I’ve got a grip…. nothing in that was wrong
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So should everyone that J6 panel be shot? Because everyone on that panel is breaking the law and the constitution as well as being complicit of aiding and abetting in all of riots in 2020 and 2016.
No they are not. Only in your head. The average person is not as stupid as you are. So it's no surprise only you think this way for the most part.
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I’ve got a grip…. nothing in that was wrong
Yes, you have a grip. On retardism. That extra chromosome is clenched tightly in your fist. We know. We see it here everyday.
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No they are not. Only in your head. The average person is not as stupid as you are. So it's no surprise only you think this way for the most part.
This is the best you can do
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Yes, you have a grip. On retardism. That extra chromosome is clenched tightly in your fist. We know. We see it here everyday.
This is the best you can do
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This is the best you can do
Seeing how you quoted it twice and only came up with the same response each time, it looks like that is all I need to do.
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Posting facts about Trumpy and laughing at his little turds trying to defend or deny it = "crying"?
Ok, if that makes you feel better. For someone who claims to be laughing, you sure do spend a lot of time whining yourself. ::)
Your warped, leftist fuckwas version of facts is solely based off what your liberal media masters tell you to believe, you are easy to control and manipulate, Tom. Wake up!
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Your warped, leftist fuckwas version of facts is solely based off what your liberal media masters tell you to believe, you are easy to control and manipulate, Tom. Wake up!
Pretty sure facts are facts. Sorry if you can't handle them. Of course "alternative facts" seem to suit you better.
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Pretty sure facts are facts. Sorry if you can't handle them. Of course "alternative facts" seem to suit you better.
Just because your leftist liberal media has brainwashed you doesn't make anything facts. ::)
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Just because your leftist liberal media has brainwashed you doesn't make anything facts. ::)
Just because you have your head up Trumpys ass and can't see facts doesn't change anything. But not my problem. ;D
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Just because you have your head up Trumpys ass and can't see facts doesn't change anything. But not my problem. ;D
vile PedoCuck talking about a senior's ass ? usually you just like young ones...
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Just because you have your head up Trumpys ass and can't see facts doesn't change anything. But not my problem. ;D
Can you show us which posts you believe I have my head up your obsessions ass? We'll wait. :)
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Can you show us which posts you believe I have my head up your obsessions ass? We'll wait. :)
TDfS TDfS TDfS
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TDfS TDfS TDfS
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That's what I thought, Tom. ;)
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You don't seem to think at all. Anytime something about Trumpy is posted you run on here with the little TDS excuse, or other postings that are completely irrelevant to the facts and topic. It's a juvenile attempt at distracting and deflecting. Hasn't really worked yet. God knows you keep trying non stop. And when pointed out how far that conehead is up Trumpy's ass you act like no one has noticed the above behavior from you day in and day out.
TDfS... TDfS... I'd suggest Trumpy to put you on payroll for your service, but everyone knows he never pays his workers.
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You don't seem to think at all. Anytime something about Trumpy is posted you run on here with the little TDS excuse, or other postings that are completely irrelevant to the facts and topic. It's a juvenile attempt at distracting and deflecting. Hasn't really worked yet. God knows you keep trying non stop. And when pointed out how far that conehead is up Trumpy's ass you act like no one has noticed the above behavior from you day in and day out.
TDfS... TDfS... I'd suggest Trumpy to put you on payroll for your service, but everyone knows he never pays his workers.
So again, nothing. Thanks for proving my point, Tom.
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So again, nothing. Thanks for proving my point, Tom.
Just facts.
Which are "nothing" to you. As we all knew already.
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Just facts.
Which are "nothing" to you. As we all knew already.
The vile little PedoCuck obsessed with an old man's ass, then being humiliated about it, but it does not stop there as you are sexually turned on by the whole thing ::)
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Just facts.
Which are "nothing" to you. As we all knew already.
You have no “facts” your leftist media has no “facts” if you actually had a “fact” you wouldn’t have skated around my questions
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Obviously, someone had their retardism gang banged by stupidity and delusions once again this morning. Were you born this stupid naturally or did you work hard at getting to this level?
Once again, the FACTS are here on this thread and your only excuse is whine nonstop about "fake" or "political prisoners". ::)
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Obviously, someone had their retardism gang banged by stupidity and delusions once again this morning. Were you born this stupid naturally or did you work hard at getting to this level?
Once again, the FACTS are here on this thread and your only excuse is whine nonstop about "fake" or "political prisoners". ::)
Answer my questions
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Answer my questions
Anything you asked most likely has been answered multiple times. It's just that you don't like facts and ignore the answers.
Just like the rest of your bullshit CTs and lies.
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So.... back to the topic at hand. ;D
Parenting fail. The Big Lie strikes once again... and this idiot continues to spread it and still wants mercy? ::) Probably not a good idea to showcase Trumpturd stupidity when a judge is about to spank you.
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A Texas mom who took her family into the Capitol riot doubled-down on Trump's election fraud lies as she asked a federal judge for leniency.
A Texas family of five who traveled to Washington, D.C. together on January 6, 2021, and entered the Capitol building during the riot were each sentenced in federal court for their involvement on Wednesday.
But while the mother of the family, Dawn Munn, asked for leniency from the judge, she repeated Trump's election fraud lies at her sentencing hearing, according to CBS News correspondent Scott MacFarlane.
"I'm sorry for what happened on January 6," Dawn Munn said, according to CBS News Congressional Correspondent Scott MacFarlane. "I understand this country has been divided between conservative and non-conservative values."
"I do not understand why our election is not secure," Munn continued. "If we don't have a secure election, we don't have a country."
According to MacFarlane, she then doubled down, asking why no one had answered her question. Munn later said she would never enter the Capitol building again, according to MacFarlane, but added. "I did feel I had a right to ask for an explanation for how our election is secure."
US judge Beryl Howell was concerned that Munn was justifying her actions.
"This is not the kind of remorse that indicates some assurance that they're not going to engage (again), after being susceptible to being egged on for political violence once," Judge Howell said, according to MacFarlane.
Munn's claims echo those of former President Donald Trump, who called supporters to the Capitol on January 6 and has repeatedly claimed without evidence that the 2020 election — which he lost to Joe Biden — was stolen from him.
Both Dawn and Thomas Munn, the parents, were sentenced to 14 days in jail, three years probation, and 90 days of home confinement — less than the 30 days of jail time prosecutors sought for the couple.
US judge Beryl Howell said Thomas "should've known better before leading his family into a chaotic situation."
MacFarlane reported that Thomas' defense attorney argued he is a good father and husband, while Dawn's defense attorney requested leniency in her sentence because she "did not understand the process of certifying the vote" and "didn't understand that it was only a technicality."
Thomas told the judge he's "never been political before... I just kept watching what was happening on the news" and "I got myself overwhelmed," MacFarlane reported.
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Anything you asked most likely has been answered multiple times. It's just that you don't like facts and ignore the answers.
Just like the rest of your bullshit CTs and lies.
You haven’t answered a single question because you can’t
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You haven’t answered a single question because you can’t
After the first time I answer, I don't have to again. Lack of understanding or retardism on your part isn't my responsibility. I don't have to engage or debate CTs or your everyday bullshit. Just like I don't have to explain why Bigfoot doesn't exist.
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After the first time I answer, I don't have to again. Lack of understanding or retardism on your part isn't my responsibility. I don't have to engage or debate CTs or your everyday bullshit. Just like I don't have to explain why Bigfoot doesn't exist.
PedoCuck humiliated yet again ::)
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Add a nice little +9 to the count. :)
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More than 800 people around the country have been arrested in connection with the deadly Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol in Washington, D.C. Some are charged with felonies, while investigators continue searching for others involved in violence during the hours-long event.
Nine men from Wisconsin were arrested. So far, four have pleaded guilty to various charges. The others have upcoming hearings.
Here is the latest on their cases.
Initial charges: Entering and remaining in a restricted building, disorderly or disruptive conduct in such a building, disorderly conduct in a Capitol building and parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.
Case status: Kovacik was charged in May, arrested June 19 in Indiana, and made his initial court appearance via Zoom on June 28. He is free on a personal recognizance bond and is set for a status hearing Oct. 28.
His part in the Jan. 6 insurrection, according to court records:
The complaint says Kovacik told investigators he took a train to Washington, D.C. to take part in former president Donald Trump's rally, then entered the Capitol with the mob and spent about 90 minutes inside. He took video of about 30 minutes of himself walking around various areas, sometimes with others, including on an elevator, and sometimes alone on some upper floors by.
Capitol security video and police body cam video shows Kovacik in the areas that match up with his own video. Investigators also compared the security images to past booking photos for arrests in Wisconsin and Indiana to confirm his identity.
Conlin Weyer, 21, Plover
Initial charges: Weyer was arrested at home May 13, 2022. He is charged with parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building, disorderly conduct in a Capitol building or grounds, and in restricted building or grounds, and with entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds.
Case status: Weyer made an inititial appearance via Zoom on May 17, and is free on personal recognizance bond. A status hearing is set for Dec. 1.
His part in the Jan. 6 insurrection, according to court records:
Weyer is accused of joining throngs of people who entered the Capitol, seeking to prevent Congress from certifying the 2020 election results. A former Stevens Point Area Senior High School classmate helped the FBI identify Weyer with the school's yearbook.
Riley D. Kasper, 23, Saxon
Initial charges: assaulting, resisting or impeding officers while armed with a dangerous weapon; civil disorder engaging in violence in a restricted building or ground with a dangerous weapon, committing acts of physical violence on Capitol grounds. Five of the six counts are felonies, punishable by up to five, 10 or 20 years in prison.
Case status: Kasper appeared in court March 17 in Madison and was released on condition he not possess any dangerous weapons. He entered not guilty pleas to all the charges during a virtual hearing before District of Columbia judge on May 25..
His part in the Jan. 6 insurrection, according to court records:
On Jan. 21 of last year, an informant directed the FBI to a YouTube video showing a man who the FBI says turned out to be Kasper, spraying what looks like bear repellent at officers during the attack on the Capitol.
Agents got a search warrant for Kasper's Facebook account in November. Kasper had posted photos of his drive to Washington, D.C., from former President Donald Trump's rally just before the crowd invaded the Capitol, and video taken from the vanguard of the crowd as it breached barriers.
One Facebook friend responded that Kasper was right there when the fences went down, to which he responded, "... yeah bro! I didn't drive 14 hours for nothing."
He also posted, "I pepper sprayed 3 cops so bad they got undressed and went home," according to agents, and went on to write several more posts about surviving tear gas, flash-bang grenades and rubber bullets. He called it "pretty exciting" and "the most real version of paintball ever."
"That's how we took the capital," he wrote.
Kasper goes on to try to recruit the friend to come with him "next time," and discusses making paintballs filled with pepper spray.
Kasper told the friend, "there is definitely something satisfying about pepper-spraying cops in riot gear and watching them run from you like a bitch even though they have face masks, billy clubs and full ... body armor”
David Mish, 41, West Allis
Initial charges: Unlawful entry on restricted grounds and violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.
Case status: Mish has pleaded guilty to parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building. He was sentenced in November 2021 to 30 days in jail, ordered to pay $500 restitution.
His part in the Jan. 6 insurrection, according to court records:
On Jan. 7, Mish contacted the D.C. Metropolitan Police Department and said he had information about the death of Ashli Babbitt, who was shot by an officer as she tried to climb through a broken window into the Speaker's Lobby, which would have given rioters access to the House of Representatives chamber.
Mish told a detective he entered the Capitol with "a group of guys."
"Because I entered the Capitol Building are you guys gonna take me to jail? I didn’t break anything ... I went in, yes," he said.
"Everybody was yelling ‘breach the building,'" Mish said.
He also told the detective he went into a bathroom near the Speaker's Lobby and objected when others shattered a mirror.
“We’re trying to get to the politicians because we wanna voice our ... we wanna voice to 'em," he said he told the others.
Investigators also found Mish in videos posted to social media that showed he was in the tightly packed hallway near the Speaker's Lobby moments after Babbitt was shot.
In one video, Mish is seen in the chaos as police are trying to move people out of the hallway after the shooting.
The person filming says to Mish, "Dog, someone just died," and Mish responds, "Yeah, I can't believe I seen it."
In another video, closer to the doors to the outside, Mish and the man filming are being jostled by the crush of people. Some appear to be trying to leave the building and some are fighting and pushing police officers.
"We can't get out," Mish tells those who appear to be pushing him forward.
Michael Fitzgerald, 42, Janesville
Initial charges: Obstructing law enforcement during civil disorder, knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority, and violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.
Case status: Fitzgerald did not appear for a Jan. 12 status hearing, due to health/medical reasons. Court records indicate he has agreed to plead guilty to felony count. Due to ongoing treatment for a serious condition, his next hearing is set for Dec. 19.
His part in the Jan. 6 insurrection, according to court records:
Fitzgerald was in the front of a crowd that pushed into the south entrance to the Senate around 2:47 p.m. For about a minute and half, rioters were seen on video "punching law enforcement officers, throwing objects at law enforcement officers, and attempting to hit law enforcement officers with a flagpole."
During the breach and after the rioters entered, Fitzgerald was holding a cellphone above his head as though he were recording or livestreaming the violence.
His photo was later among several on an FBI poster seeking to identify the riot participants. On Jan. 8, a tipster who recognized Fitzgerald from the poster provided the FBI with Fitzgerald's name, address and phone number, and said they knew him from work.
Agents met with Fitzgerald at his home the next day and confirmed he was the man in the photos inside the Capitol.
His attorney, Mark Eisenberg of Madison, said he doesn't expect the government to seek detention.
"He's obviously known about this for some time," Eisenberg said. "He's cooperated with them. He's not a major player."
Eisenberg noted that while some protesters used weapons against the Capitol police trying to secure the Senate, Fitzgerald is only seen with a camera.
"He's taking a picture of what's going on," he said. "I didn't know that was a crime."
Kevin Daniel Loftus, 52, Eau Claire
Initial charges: Illegally entering either house of Congress, or adjacent areas, and disorderly conduct on the grounds of the Capitol.
Case status: Pleaded guilty Oct.19 to parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building. On March 14 he was sentenced to three years probation, 60 hours of community service, and ordered to pay $500 restitution.
His part in the Jan. 6 insurrection, according to court records:
Pictures posted on Facebook and other social media sources show a man identified as Loftus holding an American flag and smiling inside the Capitol in the halls of Congress. The complaint shows social media comments by Loftus saying “One of 700 inside” and “That’s right folks some of us are in it to win it.”
Loftus also commented on a story about police releasing photos of suspects in the Capitol riots.
“I am wanted by the FBI for illegal entry,” he said.
According to a criminal complaint, the FBI interviewed Loftus in Eau Claire and he admitted to walking into the Capitol on Jan. 6 where he took several photos.
Joshua Munn, 23, Melrose
Initial charges: Entering a restricted building, disruptive conduct in a restricted building and parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.
Case status: Pleaded guilty April 28 to illegally protesting inside the Capitol. He was sentenced Oct. 12 to three years of probation and ordered to pay $500 restitution for damage done to the building.
His part in the Jan. 6 insurrection, according to court records:
According to court records, he and at least four other family members left Texas to attend the rally in January. The five — Munn, two siblings and their parents — are now charged with entering a restricted building, disruptive conduct in a restricted building and parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.
The Munns left for Washington, D.C., from Borger, Texas. Kristi Munn, 28, appears to have posted numerous updates on their travels and experience at the events of Jan. 6. Three days later, a tipster pointed the FBI to her Snapchat account.
Soon after, Kristi Munn's Facebook page was no longer available, but investigators found pages for other family members. Some by Thomas Munn, 53, seemed to urge attendance at the Jan. 6 rally in the days leading up to it. One noted the family had made it to D.C. — "1,600 miles in 24 hrs!"
Using the Munns' photos on social media, investigators found them entering the Capitol through a window and milling about in other areas, on surveillance video. A sixth family member, identified in records as a minor, is seen inside the Capitol as well but is not charged.
The family also showed up on video and photos that other intruders in the Crypt, between the House and the Senate, posted on social media, that investigators also found with the help of a tipster.
An employee at the high school in Borger, Texas, where many of the Munn children attended helped verify the photos as the Munn family, investigators wrote.
According to the court records, Josh Munn posted on his own Facebook page, "Before you hear it on the news I am I [sic] family marched on DC today it was extremely cool we did enter the Capitol building with the … Second group there was no violence from the protesters at all it all came from the police believe it or not … It was super cool everything was cool till the cop used tear gas that is when people got mad but still never hurt anyone.”
Someone replied to him, "Oh so u broke in?"
Munn replies that the window was already opened when they got there.
The whole family was sentenced together on Oct. 12. The parents were each sentenced to 14 days in jail, as a condition of the three-year probation terms and $500 restitution orders.
Abram Markofski, 24, La Crosse
Initial charges: Entering a restricted building, disruptive conduct in a restricted building and parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.
Case status: Markofski pleaded guilty to parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building. He was sentenced Dec. 10, 2021 to serve two years probation and pay $500 restitution.
His part in the Jan. 6 insurrection, according to court records:
Marofski and Brandon Nelson drove from the Madison area to Washington in January and entered the U.S. Capitol during the storming of the building.
Both admitted entering the building after attending then-President Donald Trump’s rally south of the White House earlier in the day, according to a criminal complaint.
Federal agents turned their attention to the two after receiving an anonymous tip that Nelson had entered the building on Jan. 6, according to the complaint.
After attending Trump’s rally and arriving at the Capitol, the two men said police made no attempt to remove them from the building. Nelson said police were guiding people inside. Markofski told agents an officer said to him, “I can’t make you guys leave. However, for your safety, you should leave.”
Surveillance cameras captured images of both men. They said they spent about 40 minutes inside the building and drove back to Wisconsin after leaving, according to the complaint.
A spokesman for the Wisconsin Army National Guard said Markofski enlisted in 2019 and holds the rank of private first class.
“As a matter of policy though, we cannot discuss personnel matters,” spokesman Capt. Joe Trovato said by email in response to questions about how the charges might affect his status with the Guard.
Brandon Nelson, 29, La Crosse
Initial charges: Entering a restricted building, disruptive conduct in a restricted building and parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.
Case status: Pleaded guilty Sept 15 to the charges of parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building. He was sentenced with Markofski in December to the same sentence — two years of probation and restitution of $500.
His part in the Jan. 6 insurrection, according to court records:
Brandon Nelson drove with Abram Markofski from the Madison area to Washington in January and entered the U.S. Capitol during the storming of the building.
Both admitted entering the building after attending then-President Donald Trump’s rally south of the White House earlier in the day, according to a criminal complaint.
Federal agents turned their attention to the two after receiving an anonymous tip that Nelson had entered the building on Jan. 6, according to the complaint.
After attending Trump’s rally and arriving at the Capitol, the two men said police made no attempt to remove them from the building. Nelson said police were guiding people inside. Markofski told agents an officer said to him, “I can’t make you guys leave. However, for your safety, you should leave.”
Surveillance cameras captured images of both men. They said they spent about 40 minutes inside the building and drove back to Wisconsin after leaving, according to the complaint.
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And in return.... Trumpy issued a 14 page reply that was nothing but the usual election lies, his normal bullshit and whining about the crowd size.
The orange toddler has been in a non stop melt down rage since.
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Another moron going the guilty route. With four priors it won't be like society will ever need him.
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A Rockaway Township man pleaded guilty Friday to a federal civil disorder charge for his aggressive role with fellow right-wing Proud Boys members during the violent Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol that sought to keep then-President Donald Trump in power.
Shawn Price, 28, who served as vice president of a North Jersey chapter of the Proud Boys, traveled to Washington, D.C. with around a dozen other members and entered the restricted grounds of the U.S. Capitol where he helped push a crowd forward into a line of officers working to restrain the crowd, according to court documents filed Friday in the case.
Price, a former Hopatcong resident in Sussex County, pleaded guilty to a federal charge of obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder, which carries a maximum sentence of up to five years in prison. Federal prosecutors will recommend a reduced sentence between one year and 18 months since Price agreed to cooperate with the Justice Department's investigation into the deadly riot and has accepted responsibility for his actions. U.S. District Judge Carl Nichols won't be bound by the recommendation at sentencing.
Under the agreement, Price would be fined between $4,000 and $40,000, which was reduced from the maximum $250,000 fine under the federal statute.
Lori Comstock, New Jersey Herald
Fri, October 14, 2022 at 3:00 PM
A Rockaway Township man pleaded guilty Friday to a federal civil disorder charge for his aggressive role with fellow right-wing Proud Boys members during the violent Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol that sought to keep then-President Donald Trump in power.
Shawn Price, 28, who served as vice president of a North Jersey chapter of the Proud Boys, traveled to Washington, D.C. with around a dozen other members and entered the restricted grounds of the U.S. Capitol where he helped push a crowd forward into a line of officers working to restrain the crowd, according to court documents filed Friday in the case.
Price, a former Hopatcong resident in Sussex County, pleaded guilty to a federal charge of obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder, which carries a maximum sentence of up to five years in prison. Federal prosecutors will recommend a reduced sentence between one year and 18 months since Price agreed to cooperate with the Justice Department's investigation into the deadly riot and has accepted responsibility for his actions. U.S. District Judge Carl Nichols won't be bound by the recommendation at sentencing.
Authorities say Shawn Price, seen here in several Facebook posts wearing a Proud Boys membership hat, is accused of storming the Capitol during the Jan. 6 riot.
Authorities say Shawn Price, seen here in several Facebook posts wearing a Proud Boys membership hat, is accused of storming the Capitol during the Jan. 6 riot.
Under the agreement, Price would be fined between $4,000 and $40,000, which was reduced from the maximum $250,000 fine under the federal statute.
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Price was armed with goggles, milk and other neutralizing substances when he arrived to the Capitol around 1 p.m. and filmed himself with a crowd of rioters entering the lower west terrace, court documents show. Price, who uploaded the video to his Facebook account, screamed obscenities at officers, called them cowards and yelled to the crowd "It's go time guys!" as they ascended the northern stairs, prosecutors said in Friday's newly filed court documents.
"They thought we couldn't do it, they wanted to hold us back, now look at this [explicit]!" Price said in his video before calling officers "traitors" and urging the crowd "let's go."
Price admitted around 1:30 and 1:45 p.m., he put on his goggles and helped several Proud Boys members he traveled with push people into law enforcement officers who were attempting to restrain the crowd and holding crowd-control barriers in place, records show. Price later told Facebook users he "led the storm" and was able to breach the Capitol doors, despite "getting tear gassed pepper sprayed and shot with rubber bullets."
Price's attorney, Harley Breite, had argued that his client "simply wanted to voice his concerns about the erosion of what he feels is the American fabric" and went with no plan to cause harm to any persons or property.
Court records show Price has at least four prior criminal convictions dating back to 2014 for criminal trespass, simple assault, terroristic threats and wandering/prowling. He attended several pro-Trump rallies in 2020 as a member of the Proud Boys and sent several videos and images to friends that captured the nighttime skirmishes, including a December 2020 rally that turned violent.
Price has not denied being a member of the Proud Boys, a group with a history of violent confrontations. Members deny claims by officials that they have ties to white supremacy.
Price will have to pay an additional $2,000 toward the roughly $2.7 million cost of repairs to the Capitol as a result of the riot. He remains free from prison while awaiting sentencing in February 2023.
Federal prosecutors have charged more than 880 individuals in nearly all 50 states for their involvement in the Capitol riot, with 412 defendants accepting plea deals and 280 already sentenced, according to data from the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia, current as of Oct. 6.
A total of 23 people from New Jersey were arrested or charged for their purported criminal actions while at the Jan. 6 riots, USA TODAY reports. Scott Fairlamb, 45, of Hardyston, was the first to admit to assaulting an officer and was given a sentence of 41 months in November 2021, the longest received by a rioter at the time. James Breheny, 61, of Little Falls in Passaic County, who served as the Bergen County coordinator for the New Jersey chapter of the Oath Keepers, is accused of breaching the Capitol doors, despite initially telling investigators he was "pushed inside." He is facing a host of federal charges including violent entry and disorderly conduct. Court records show he has yet to resolve his case, with a status hearing set in January 2023.
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And in return.... Trumpy issued a 14 page reply that was nothing but the usual election lies, his normal bullshit and whining about the crowd size.
The orange toddler has been in a non stop melt down rage since.
pathetic little bitch talking like a 4 year old child, you are dismissed pedo
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Democrats wasting millions of tax dollars for political prosecution of the opposing political views and stupid fucks like Lurker are celebrating. What if Republicans were wasting millions chasing antifa/blm rioters? Would democrats be celebrating?
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Democrats wasting millions of tax dollars for political prosecution of the opposing political views and stupid fucks like Lurker are celebrating. What if Republicans were wasting millions chasing antifa/blm rioters? Would democrats be celebrating?
Right? Total and complete waste of taxpayer money, all because their policy positions suck so badly that they need to try and manipulate people into voting for them.
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Epic spin, defense and deflection on display here. Sort of like the Benjihahahahaha hearings? Well not really seeing how Hillary testified under oath for hours on end and Trumpy won't. :D
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Democrats wasting millions of tax dollars for political prosecution of the opposing political views and stupid fucks like Lurker are celebrating. What if Republicans were wasting millions chasing antifa/blm rioters? Would democrats be celebrating?
Republicans spent millions chasing Bill Clintons dick and the Benghazi farce.
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Epic spin, defense and deflection on display here. Sort of like the Benjihahahahaha hearings? Well not really seeing how Hillary testified under oath for hours on end and Trumpy won't. :D
Nobody cares.
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Republicans spent millions chasing Bill Clintons dick and the Benghazi farce.
Susan Rice repeatedly lying to the public was not a farce. President Obama and Hillary Clinton lying to the public about the terrorist attack being caused by a youtube video was not a farce.
Chasing Bill Clinton was definitely a waste of taxpayer money.
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Nobody cares.
You do. And so do other little Trumpturds. Or else there would not be so much spin, deflection, denial, and distraction attempts on this thread. And any other thread where facts about Trumpy are posted.
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Republicans spent millions chasing Bill Clintons dick and the Benghazi farce.
The Bill Clinton thing was dumb as fuck, bunch of personal drama made into a political event, like that porn star chick the Trump banged, who cares about stuff like that?
Benghazi was a legit investigation that had politicians use their political connections and influence to keep each other out of prison, no huge surprise there.
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Benjihahahhaah was nothing more than the crybaby GOP wet dream of finally getting Hillary. Which didn’t pan out at all.
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Benjihahahhaah was nothing more than the crybaby GOP wet dream of finally getting Hillary. Which didn’t pan out at all.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CjtULwfDdu6/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
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Benjihahahhaah was nothing more than the crybaby GOP wet dream of finally getting Hillary. Which didn’t pan out at all.
Doesn't surprise me you feel that way, Tom, you're quite the un-American piece of shit. Typical of what is called a "democrat" in this day and age.
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Says the conehead constantly defending the infantile serial liar who can’t stop grifting his supporters with his monthly whining emails.
Is there anything you want to contribute to the thread topic at hand? Or just whine about it? Which is what being a Trumpturd is all about.
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Says the conehead constantly defending the infantile serial liar who can’t stop grifting his supporters with his monthly whining emails.
Is there anything you want to contribute to the thread topic at hand? Or just whine about it? Which is what being a Trumpturd is all about.
You're not coming off to well here, Tom. You're making lots of false claims and looking like a bigger idiot than you already are.
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You're not coming off to well here, Tom. You're making lots of false claims and looking like a bigger idiot than you already are.
So I see you chose to just whine about it as opposed to contribute to the thread topic. Just like everyone knew you would.
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jan 6th lol.... poor libs...asshats
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jan 6th lol.... poor libs...asshats
Naw... more like... "poor asshats" to the 900+ Trumpturds that had their lives ruined with felony records and jail sentences because of Trumpy's Big Lie.
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So I see you chose to just whine about it as opposed to contribute to the thread topic. Just like everyone knew you would.
I contribute by pointing out your stupidity and willful ignorance.
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Naw... more like... "poor asshats" to the 900+ Trumpturds that had their lives ruined with felony records and jail sentences because of Trumpy's Big Lie.
No surprise to see you being humiliated yet again, now piss off you tiny Low IQ Pedo
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I contribute by pointing out your stupidity and willful ignorance.
Your irrelevant - and delusional - posts... are they just for your benefit? Seeing how everyone else can tell they are a coping mechanism.
TDfS much?
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Your irrelevant - and delusional - posts... are they just for your benefit? Seeing how everyone else can tell they are a coping mechanism.
TDfS much?
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Are you saying the Jan 6ers are pedos? Or they were all Biden supporters?
Because this thread is about Jan 6ers. It's right there in the thread title. Obviously you can't read but still have to post something no matter how irrelevant and off topic it is.
Because. You. Got. Nothing. Else.
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This thread isn't about Pelosi. Not sure if you knew that or just needed to once again post something, no matter how irrelevant or stupid it was. (Common theme with you)
Although in reference to Jan 6th, it would have been great if the coward Trumpy had gone to the Capitol so she could punch him out. I would have donated to her bail to see that.
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Your irrelevant - and delusional - posts... are they just for your benefit? Seeing how everyone else can tell they are a coping mechanism.
TDfS much?
"Everyone else"? You and prime are about the only ones steadfastly holding on to the bullshit that is Jan 6th, the rest of getbig has moved on. Just like the country itself, the vast majority would forget about it in a week if you liberals and the liberal controlled media didn't pump it up comparing it to Pearl Harbor and 9/11. ::)
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This thread isn't about Pelosi. Not sure if you knew that or just needed to once again post something, no matter how irrelevant or stupid it was. (Common theme with you)
Although in reference to Jan 6th, it would have been great if the coward Trumpy had gone to the Capitol so she could punch him out. I would have donated to her bail to see that.
It’s not about Trump either.
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"Everyone else"? You and prime are about the only ones steadfastly holding on to the bullshit that is Jan 6th, the rest of getbig has moved on. Just like the country itself, the vast majority would forget about it in a week if you liberals and the liberal controlled media didn't pump it up comparing it to Pearl Harbor and 9/11. ::)
My last reply had nothing to do about Jan 6th.
Just like none of yours on here has yet.
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It’s not about Trump either.
No. This thread is about his dumb ass supporters that believe his every lie and CT. Just like you. Except these morons actually decided to log off the internet and try to do something. Unlike you. Didn't turn out too well for them.
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No. This thread is about his dumb ass supporters that believe his every lie and CT. Just like you. Except these morons actually decided to log off the internet and try to do something. Unlike you. Didn't turn out too well for them.
What lies. You mean the ones told by Cheney, Kinzinger, Schiff for brains and everyone else on that “committee” that was involved in altering evidence then lying about it?
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No. This thread is about his dumb ass supporters that believe his every lie and CT. Just like you. Except these morons actually decided to log off the internet and try to do something. Unlike you. Didn't turn out too well for them.
ironic coming from a low IQ bitch ::)
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What lies. You mean the ones told by Cheney, Kinzinger, Schiff for brains and everyone else on that “committee” that was involved in altering evidence then lying about it?
The lie that the election was stolen. The lie he declassified documents with his mind. The lie that the FBI planted things. Etc.. Etc... the lies go on and go and you just lap them right up. :D
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Soooooooo... back to the thread topic at hand. Which obviously is too big a task for some dimwits to understand.
Guessing he won't have a job before long. :D
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A man and his stepson were charged with assaulting police officers on Jan. 6 after telling investigators, 'conservatives don't protest, they have jobs'.
A Washington state school board director and his 20-year-old stepson were arrested this week on multiple felony and misdemeanor Capitol riot charges, including assaulting police officers and obstructing law enforcement during civil disorder.
Richard Slaughter, 40, and Caden Paul Gottfried, 20, were arrested and charged Wednesday for their role in the January 6, 2021 insurrection. The duo made an initial court appearance in Tacoma, Washington, and were released ahead of further court proceedings.
The two men were charged with 10 counts.
Prosecutors say the duo was among a group of rioters who fought law enforcement officers near the entrance to the Lower West Terrace tunnel on Jan. 6. Amid the chaos, Slaughter grabbed a police shield from another rioter and kept it away from an officer, according to court documents.
Slaughter then began to engage the officers, telling them to "stand down" and suggesting that "nobody will fucking hurt," the officers if they "just walk away," according to charging docs. Prosecutors say Slaughter then used a long pole to assault officers who were manning the front line of the tunnel and handed chemical spray to another member of the mob.
Gottfried was also in the tunnel and used his body weight to push against the guarding officers, according to prosecutors. Law enforcement officers eventually pulled Gottfried into the tunnel where he was detained for a period of time before being released, per court records.
Investigators were first alerted to Slaughter and Gottfried's presence at the riot on January 7, 2021, following an inflight incident on the duo's Alaska Airlines flight home, according to prosecutors, who said the men were cited for non-compliance with the airline's mask policy, as well as for protesting the results of the 2020 election.
During a February 2021 interview, Slaughter told the FBI that he had been present at the Capitol building on Jan. 6 with Gottfried, but denied seeing any crimes committed. He reportedly told investigators: "conservatives don't protest, they have jobs."
Slaughter was sworn in as an Orting School District school board director in December 2021. A spokesperson for the Washington school district did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment but told King 5 News on Thursday that he is still a member of the board.
Neither Slaughter nor Gottfried had attorney information available.
More than 900 people have been arrested in connection with the attack and nearly 400 people have pleaded guilty.
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Buzz...
The vile little PedoCuck obsessed with an old man's ass, then being humiliated about it, but it does not stop there as you are sexually turned on by the whole thing ::)
Has anyone seen my fly swatter?
pathetic little bitch talking like a 4 year old child, you are dismissed pedo.
Really starting to get annoying, repeats and repeats the same nonsense over and 3 times over.
Buzz... Buzz... Buzz...
No surprise to see you being humiliated yet again, now piss off you tiny Low IQ Pedo
(https://i.makeagif.com/media/4-24-2017/QofiRS.gif)
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The lie that the election was stolen. The lie he declassified documents with his mind. The lie that the FBI planted things. Etc.. Etc... the lies go on and go and you just lap them right up. :D
You or literally anyone else on this earth has proved otherwise. Pussy
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You or literally anyone else on this earth has proved otherwise. Pussy
We don't have too. Just because you believe in Bigfoot doesn't mean we have to prove that he is false.
The onus is on you to prove it was stolen. And you, Trumpy, MyPillow, MTG, Jordan, Rudy, Kraken, etc etc etc.. have not proven a damn thing, except you all are dumber than people first thought. Which was awfully dumb mind you.
No evidence. NONE! Nothing but hopes, lies and delusions. None that can be proven. Which is why no court is going to waste any time on bullshit like that. But yet it burns your little ovaries to the point you whine day in and day out about it. Fucking little crybaby.
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We don't have too. Just because you believe in Bigfoot doesn't mean we have to prove that he is false.
The onus is on you to prove it was stolen. And you, Trumpy, MyPillow, MTG, Jordan, Rudy, Kraken, etc etc etc.. have not proven a damn thing, except you all are dumber than people first thought. Which was awfully dumb mind you.
No evidence. NONE! Nothing but hopes, lies and delusions. None that can be proven. Which is why no court is going to waste any time on bullshit like that. But yet it burns your little ovaries to the point you whine day in and day out about it. Fucking little crybaby.
Only gender free pedo's like you think men have ovaries.
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Back to the thread topic at hand.... because it is soooooo hard to stay on topic for the retards....
By the numbers : (and we should probably add the 60+ lawsuits claiming fraud that were thrown out of various courts too)
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!
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Jan. 6 prosecutions by the numbers: 21 months later, more than 880 charged.
As the House Jan. 6 committee holds what is probably its final hearing Thursday, the Justice Department says that in the 21 months since the attack on the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, prosecutors have charged more than 880 defendants from all 50 states.
Out of the more than 880 defendants charged, 272 face charges of assaulting or impeding officers, including 95 charged with using a deadly or dangerous weapons. That led to 140 police officers across two departments to sustain injuries, the Justice Department said.
More than 294 defendants have been charged with felony obstruction of an official proceeding, according to DOJ, and a conviction carries a maximum sentence of up to 20 years in prison.
In a Washington federal courtroom this week, a jury is hearing arguments in one of the biggest cases in the Jan. 6 investigation. Stewart Rhodes and three other members of the Oath Keepers are being charged with seditious conspiracy. All four have pleaded not guilty. Fifty others allegedly involved in the Capitol riot have been charged with conspiracy, including Enrique Tarrio, the former leader of the Proud Boys, who also has pleaded not guilty.
The Justice Department says 412 people have pleaded guilty to a "variety" of federal charges with approximately 100 pleading guilty to felonies and another 313 have pleaded guilty to misdemeanors. DOJ says another 21 people have been found guilty at trial.
The FBI says they are still looking for more than 360 individuals it says are connected to the events of Jan. 6.
"The government continues to investigate losses that resulted from the breach of the Capitol, including damage to the Capitol building and grounds, both inside and outside the building," a release from the department says.
Attorney General Merrick Garland has said repeatedly the Justice Department will hold anyone responsible for the events of Jan. 6 accountable, no matter who they are.
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Back to the thread topic at hand.... because it is soooooo hard to stay on topic for the retards....
By the numbers : (and we should probably add the 60+ lawsuits claiming fraud that were thrown out of various courts too)
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!
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Jan. 6 prosecutions by the numbers: 21 months later, more than 880 charged.
As the House Jan. 6 committee holds what is probably its final hearing Thursday, the Justice Department says that in the 21 months since the attack on the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, prosecutors have charged more than 880 defendants from all 50 states.
Out of the more than 880 defendants charged, 272 face charges of assaulting or impeding officers, including 95 charged with using a deadly or dangerous weapons. That led to 140 police officers across two departments to sustain injuries, the Justice Department said.
More than 294 defendants have been charged with felony obstruction of an official proceeding, according to DOJ, and a conviction carries a maximum sentence of up to 20 years in prison.
In a Washington federal courtroom this week, a jury is hearing arguments in one of the biggest cases in the Jan. 6 investigation. Stewart Rhodes and three other members of the Oath Keepers are being charged with seditious conspiracy. All four have pleaded not guilty. Fifty others allegedly involved in the Capitol riot have been charged with conspiracy, including Enrique Tarrio, the former leader of the Proud Boys, who also has pleaded not guilty.
The Justice Department says 412 people have pleaded guilty to a "variety" of federal charges with approximately 100 pleading guilty to felonies and another 313 have pleaded guilty to misdemeanors. DOJ says another 21 people have been found guilty at trial.
The FBI says they are still looking for more than 360 individuals it says are connected to the events of Jan. 6.
"The government continues to investigate losses that resulted from the breach of the Capitol, including damage to the Capitol building and grounds, both inside and outside the building," a release from the department says.
Attorney General Merrick Garland has said repeatedly the Justice Department will hold anyone responsible for the events of Jan. 6 accountable, no matter who they are.
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low IQ pedo copy and paste ::) way to fail bitch ::)
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And not an imaginary whistleblower like the left seems to conjure up from time to time
https://justthenews.com/accountability/whistleblowers/fbi-whistleblower-says-bureau-using-excessive-tactics-ensure-process
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Awesome. They should continue to do so.
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Regarding the Jan 6er criminals - because that is what this thread is about you know...
Here's a handy little table of the 928 people charged so far. You can view the names, filings, court documents, charges (and in the case of 417 of them) their guilty pleas.
Check it often as it is constantly updated when more criminals are arrested and more decide to plead guilty. ;D
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https://www.yahoo.com/news/2-rioters-pleaded-guilty-role-215553181.html
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Regarding the Jan 6er criminals - because that is what this thread is about you know...
Here's a handy little table of the 928 people charged so far. You can view the names, filings, court documents, charges (and in the case of 417 of them) their guilty pleas.
Check it often as it is constantly updated when more criminals are arrested and more decide to plead guilty. ;D
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https://www.yahoo.com/news/2-rioters-pleaded-guilty-role-215553181.html
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The most useful part of this is showing that none of the people have been charged with insurrection.
And of course you don’t care that some of these people have been held in solitary confinement without bail. But you go ahead and keep celebrating this anti-American persecution of the dummies who broke the law.
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The most useful part of this is showing that none of the people have been charged with insurrection.
And of course you don’t care that some of these people have been held in solitary confinement without bail. But you go ahead and keep celebrating this anti-American persecution of the dummies who broke the law.
No they haven't been charged with insurrection. But then I have never called this an insurrection either have I?
What some have been charged with is seditious conspiracy. Bottom line of course, is that if they had kept their asses home, or acted like they had common sense, or were not stupid enough to fall for Trumpy's Big Lie.... well they wouldn't be in custody or charged with anything.
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Hold onto your hats.... here comes a post that is actually about the threat topic. Hard to imagine I know.... :o
Poor guy wasted his savings on discount Cabelas tactical crap like all the other morons thinking they were a "militia" or "on a mission" or just pretending to be special ops rejects ::) Now he has to burden his aunt by mooching off her for a place to live. 55 years old and lost it all because of Trumpy's Big Lie. Taxpayers most likely supporting his four kids at this point.
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A Fleetwood man is seeking a break on his federal sentence for taking part in the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, citing his contributions to his community, his willingness to take responsibility for his actions and the low quality of the stun gun he wielded against police officers.
A sentencing memorandum filed last week by the attorneys representing 55-year-old Alan Byerly requests that he receive a penalty below the 37- to 46-month guideline when a judge sentences him Friday.
Federal prosecutors filed their own memorandum on Oct. 9 seeking at least 46 months of imprisonment followed by three years of supervised release. They said they requested a sentence at least at the top of the stipulated guidelines range because Byerly committed three assaults, two against police officers.
Byerly pleaded guilty in July to one count of assaulting a law enforcement officer with a dangerous or deadly weapon and one count of striking, beating and wounding on federal property. He has been in federal custody since being charged in July 2021.
Those were two of the eight counts with which he was originally charged. The plea was part of a deal with prosecutors.
In Byerly's sentencing memorandum filed Friday, his attorneys wrote that their client has taken full responsibility for his actions and feels remorse.
"Alan Byerly is truly remorseful for his actions," they wrote in the document. "He has pled guilty and accepted full responsibility for what he did. He knows that pleading guilty is the right thing to do given his actions and he offers this court no excuse for what he did."
The memorandum also says Byerly already has paid a heavy toll for his actions on Jan. 6.
"For the last 15.5 months he has been unable to see any of his family members, whom he misses dearly," they wrote. "Due to the pandemic, he has spent a significant portion of that time in stark conditions, often going weeks locked down in his cell with minimal time out of the cell. During that time, he lost his house and upon release will need to move in with his aunt."
Bylery's attorneys also argue that the stun gun he was armed with during the riot should not be classified as a dangerous or deadly weapon.
"Regarding the device Mr. Byerly brought with him to Washington, D.C., the government's investigation established Mr. Byerly purchased the device at a Cabela's store for $24.99 and the packaging described it as a compact stun gun and flashlight," the memorandum reads. "The government's investigation also determined that the device was considered 'junk' by engineering experts who work on TASER weapons."
Byerly's sentencing memorandum attempts to paint Byerly as an upstanding citizen outside of his involvement in the attack on the Capitol. It includes character letters that his attorneys believe show what type of individual he has been and can expected to be again once released.
"He is described as a respectful, kindhearted, loyal, and caring man," the memorandum reads. "He is the type of man that is there when your car breaks down or when you need something fixed in the house. He is a skilled carpenter by trade. He has always worked to provide for and support his four children.
"He takes pride in his family and is a caring and loving father, son and nephew. He has not had any contact with the criminal justice system for 18 years; during that time, he worked and lived a productive life."
The case
According to a criminal complaint filed in U.S. District Court in Washington:
Byerly was among a crowd of rioters who gathered near a line of bicycle racks set up by police to keep the crowd at bay.
Video shows Byerly just behind the bike racks holding what appears to be a stun gun, which he raises with his right hand and activates. Byerly charges at police, some of whom can be heard yelling, "Taser! Taser! Taser!" to warn their fellow officers.
Within seconds, the officers were able to knock the stun gun out of Byerly's hands. But he kept charging, striking and pushing officers. At one point he tried to take a baton from an officer, knocking that officer to the ground in the process.
Officers were eventually able to restrain Byerly. However, he was able to escape with the help of a fellow rioter.
The attack on police officers was the second assault in which Byerly was involved that day.
Earlier that afternoon, Byerly was caught on footage posted by media outlets. It showed him joining the assault of an Associated Press photographer who was pulled down a flight of stairs, pushed to the ground and dragged toward a mob of protesters.
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Hold onto your hats.... here comes a post that is actually about the threat topic. Hard to imagine I know.... :o
Poor guy wasted his savings on discount Cabelas tactical crap like all the other morons thinking they were a "militia" or "on a mission" or just pretending to be special ops rejects ::) Now he has to burden his aunt by mooching off her for a place to live. 55 years old and lost it all because of Trumpy's Big Lie. Taxpayers most likely supporting his four kids at this point.
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A Fleetwood man is seeking a break on his federal sentence for taking part in the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, citing his contributions to his community, his willingness to take responsibility for his actions and the low quality of the stun gun he wielded against police officers.
A sentencing memorandum filed last week by the attorneys representing 55-year-old Alan Byerly requests that he receive a penalty below the 37- to 46-month guideline when a judge sentences him Friday.
Federal prosecutors filed their own memorandum on Oct. 9 seeking at least 46 months of imprisonment followed by three years of supervised release. They said they requested a sentence at least at the top of the stipulated guidelines range because Byerly committed three assaults, two against police officers.
Byerly pleaded guilty in July to one count of assaulting a law enforcement officer with a dangerous or deadly weapon and one count of striking, beating and wounding on federal property. He has been in federal custody since being charged in July 2021.
Those were two of the eight counts with which he was originally charged. The plea was part of a deal with prosecutors.
In Byerly's sentencing memorandum filed Friday, his attorneys wrote that their client has taken full responsibility for his actions and feels remorse.
"Alan Byerly is truly remorseful for his actions," they wrote in the document. "He has pled guilty and accepted full responsibility for what he did. He knows that pleading guilty is the right thing to do given his actions and he offers this court no excuse for what he did."
The memorandum also says Byerly already has paid a heavy toll for his actions on Jan. 6.
"For the last 15.5 months he has been unable to see any of his family members, whom he misses dearly," they wrote. "Due to the pandemic, he has spent a significant portion of that time in stark conditions, often going weeks locked down in his cell with minimal time out of the cell. During that time, he lost his house and upon release will need to move in with his aunt."
Bylery's attorneys also argue that the stun gun he was armed with during the riot should not be classified as a dangerous or deadly weapon.
"Regarding the device Mr. Byerly brought with him to Washington, D.C., the government's investigation established Mr. Byerly purchased the device at a Cabela's store for $24.99 and the packaging described it as a compact stun gun and flashlight," the memorandum reads. "The government's investigation also determined that the device was considered 'junk' by engineering experts who work on TASER weapons."
Byerly's sentencing memorandum attempts to paint Byerly as an upstanding citizen outside of his involvement in the attack on the Capitol. It includes character letters that his attorneys believe show what type of individual he has been and can expected to be again once released.
"He is described as a respectful, kindhearted, loyal, and caring man," the memorandum reads. "He is the type of man that is there when your car breaks down or when you need something fixed in the house. He is a skilled carpenter by trade. He has always worked to provide for and support his four children.
"He takes pride in his family and is a caring and loving father, son and nephew. He has not had any contact with the criminal justice system for 18 years; during that time, he worked and lived a productive life."
The case
According to a criminal complaint filed in U.S. District Court in Washington:
Byerly was among a crowd of rioters who gathered near a line of bicycle racks set up by police to keep the crowd at bay.
Video shows Byerly just behind the bike racks holding what appears to be a stun gun, which he raises with his right hand and activates. Byerly charges at police, some of whom can be heard yelling, "Taser! Taser! Taser!" to warn their fellow officers.
Within seconds, the officers were able to knock the stun gun out of Byerly's hands. But he kept charging, striking and pushing officers. At one point he tried to take a baton from an officer, knocking that officer to the ground in the process.
Officers were eventually able to restrain Byerly. However, he was able to escape with the help of a fellow rioter.
The attack on police officers was the second assault in which Byerly was involved that day.
Earlier that afternoon, Byerly was caught on footage posted by media outlets. It showed him joining the assault of an Associated Press photographer who was pulled down a flight of stairs, pushed to the ground and dragged toward a mob of protesters.
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low IQ bitch copy and paste ::) way to fail bitch ::) Did you read or understand what you pasted little bitch ?
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A Northeast Florida man charged with assaulting police during the Jan. 6, 2021 riot at the U.S. Capitol is arguing he was entrapped, his attorney told court officials in Washington.
Daniel Paul Gray was indicted last year on nine counts, with penalties that legally could top 20 years, after being accused of shoving police and causing a female officer to fall down a flight of stairs in the Capitol’s rotunda.
But defense attorney John M. Pierce wrote in a court filing over the weekend that his client will argue the officer created the situation so it’s not Gray’s fault.
“While Gray was lawfully standing and protesting outside the Capitol, Gray’s cellphone device was unlawfully stolen … by an (apparent) law enforcement officer,” the lawyer wrote.
“… Gray was forced to follow the apparent officer into the interior of the Capitol to seek recovery of his device,” Pierce wrote. “These facts establish a type of entrapment defense, because Gray was not intending to enter the Capitol prior to the unlawful actions of the alleged officer.”
Arguing entrapment could add another layer of complexity to the case prosecutors have to prove to convict Gray, 42, whose lawyer also said he’d argue Gray was acted justifiably to recover stolen property.
“Thus, at trial the United States will need to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Daniel Gray (1) did not enter the Capitol to retrieve his stolen cell phone; and (2) was not entrapped into following an officer into the Capitol where the officer later claimed to have been ‘assaulted’ by Gray,” the lawyer wrote in a document called a notice of affirmative defenses.
Gray, who lived in Neptune Beach when he was arrested last year, is one of about 800 people charged after the riot, when supporters of former President Donald Trump tried to stop Congress from certifying Trump's election loss to President Joe Biden.
Gray’s phone has been a part of the court case since the first charges were filed in May 2021.
Within days of the riot, according to the complaint, Gray described events at the Capitol on Instagram, saying “a female cop stole my phone and I got mace’d. ... and I’m like you know what, we’re doing this and so we literally pushed them from the front steps of the Capitol all the way back.”
The complaint said Gray’s posting described overrunning House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office and later coming into contact with the female officer, an unnamed member of Washington’s Metropolitan Police Department.
Describing Gray struggling with police, the complaint said an officer’s body-worn camera “recorded Gray as he asked the group of officers several times, ‘Can I have my cell phone back please?’”
Gray had the phone with him when he was arrested in May and it was taken as evidence to show texts and social media postings he’d made about the riot.
His lawyer asked a judge this month to have the phone returned to Gray, who has been free while the case heads to trial.
But a prosecutor asked to delay that question, saying that the government has offered to return the phone if Gray will sign a statement that a digital copy authorities made of its contents is accurate, which would eliminate a need for any action by the judge.
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A Northeast Florida man charged with assaulting police during the Jan. 6, 2021 riot at the U.S. Capitol is arguing he was entrapped, his attorney told court officials in Washington.
Daniel Paul Gray was indicted last year on nine counts, with penalties that legally could top 20 years, after being accused of shoving police and causing a female officer to fall down a flight of stairs in the Capitol’s rotunda.
But defense attorney John M. Pierce wrote in a court filing over the weekend that his client will argue the officer created the situation so it’s not Gray’s fault.
“While Gray was lawfully standing and protesting outside the Capitol, Gray’s cellphone device was unlawfully stolen … by an (apparent) law enforcement officer,” the lawyer wrote.
“… Gray was forced to follow the apparent officer into the interior of the Capitol to seek recovery of his device,” Pierce wrote. “These facts establish a type of entrapment defense, because Gray was not intending to enter the Capitol prior to the unlawful actions of the alleged officer.”
Arguing entrapment could add another layer of complexity to the case prosecutors have to prove to convict Gray, 42, whose lawyer also said he’d argue Gray was acted justifiably to recover stolen property.
“Thus, at trial the United States will need to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Daniel Gray (1) did not enter the Capitol to retrieve his stolen cell phone; and (2) was not entrapped into following an officer into the Capitol where the officer later claimed to have been ‘assaulted’ by Gray,” the lawyer wrote in a document called a notice of affirmative defenses.
Gray, who lived in Neptune Beach when he was arrested last year, is one of about 800 people charged after the riot, when supporters of former President Donald Trump tried to stop Congress from certifying Trump's election loss to President Joe Biden.
Gray’s phone has been a part of the court case since the first charges were filed in May 2021.
Within days of the riot, according to the complaint, Gray described events at the Capitol on Instagram, saying “a female cop stole my phone and I got mace’d. ... and I’m like you know what, we’re doing this and so we literally pushed them from the front steps of the Capitol all the way back.”
The complaint said Gray’s posting described overrunning House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office and later coming into contact with the female officer, an unnamed member of Washington’s Metropolitan Police Department.
Describing Gray struggling with police, the complaint said an officer’s body-worn camera “recorded Gray as he asked the group of officers several times, ‘Can I have my cell phone back please?’”
Gray had the phone with him when he was arrested in May and it was taken as evidence to show texts and social media postings he’d made about the riot.
His lawyer asked a judge this month to have the phone returned to Gray, who has been free while the case heads to trial.
But a prosecutor asked to delay that question, saying that the government has offered to return the phone if Gray will sign a statement that a digital copy authorities made of its contents is accurate, which would eliminate a need for any action by the judge.
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low IQ bitch copy and paste ::) way to fail bitch ::) Did you read or understand what you pasted little bitch ?
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Hold onto your hats.... here comes a post that is actually about the threat topic. Hard to imagine I know.... :o
Media deflection from how bad this administration is doing continues...
Fixed another one for you.
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Fixed another one for you.
Can't post on topic. Can't stop the TDfS. Can't articulate a reply of original content. Can't post in a way that doesn't come across the net like the way the teacher from Charlie Brown sounds....
But just has to say something. If that isn't the definition of triggered I don't know what is.
The excuses are expanding faster than his waistline.
Prediction proven once again.
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Prediction proven once again.
Glad I can help you break the cycle of your unhealthy Trump obsession, Tom.
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Glad I can help you break the cycle of your unhealthy Trump obsession, Tom.
Quote from: LurkerNoMore on October 17, 2022, 12:19:04 PM
Can't post on topic. Can't stop the TDfS. Can't articulate a reply of original content. Can't post in a way that doesn't come across the net like the way the teacher from Charlie Brown sounds....
But just has to say something. If that isn't the definition of triggered I don't know what is.
The excuses are expanding faster than his waistline.
TDfS!! TDfS!! TDfS!!
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Quote from: LurkerNoMore on October 17, 2022, 12:19:04 PM
TDfS!! TDfS!! TDfS!!
Pretty quick response, Tom. Pound "refresh" much?
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Pretty quick response, Tom. Pound "refresh" much?
Like you? Pot/Kettle? The only pounding I see is the nonstop migraine you must have from facts about Trumpy being posted. Triggered much?
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Like you? Pot/Kettle? The only pounding I see is the nonstop migraine you must have from facts about Trumpy being posted. Triggered much?
Unlike you, I don't think about other men all day. Maybe you should take a break and get some fresh air, Tom. Leave your addiction to the former President behind and consider having some input on the horrible abomination of an administration the American people are currently dealing with.
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"Pound refresh much"? Instant reply.
Posting on a political forum about an actual political figure triggers you. Maybe you should figure out why. For someone that doesn't think about men much, you are always the first with the TDfS to run on any thread where facts about posted about the orange turd. Triggered little snowflake aren't you?
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"Pound refresh much"? Instant reply.
Posting on a political forum about an actual political figure triggers you. Maybe you should figure out why. For someone that doesn't think about men much, you are always the first with the TDfS to run on any thread where facts about posted about the orange turd. Triggered little snowflake aren't you?
How does it feel to know that Trump is still the most powerful person in this country?
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How does it feel to know that Trump is still the most powerful person in this country?
Most popular politician in the country in a recent poll. 8)
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How does it feel to know that Trump is still the most powerful person in this country?
LurkingForBoys the loser in life has nothing else just Trump, the low IQ bitch even has a pet name for trump - talk about a loser ::) no GF/wife zero friends.....
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How does it feel to know that Trump is still the most powerful person in this country?
Only in your mind. Which isn't saying much.
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Facts For Friday!!! Let all the triggered Trumpturds get their denials, deflections, distractions, off topic replies, and lies posted now.
Almost 3 years in prison. Worst part of it? Everyone knowing he bought shit equipment from Cabelas for $24.99 that didn't do a damn thing, even when he used it against himself after purchasing it. ::) (Another stable genius)
But there is a silver lining. Seeing how he doesn't have a home, or a job or a way to feed himself, at least in prison he has a roof over his head and 3 hots and a cot.
Anyone know if he started crying in court like some of the rest did? :'(
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Capitol rioter gets prison for attacks on journalist, police.
A Pennsylvania man was sentenced on Friday to nearly three years in prison for assaulting an Associated Press photographer and attacking police officers with a stun gun during the U.S. Capitol riot.
Alan Byerly apologized to his victims before U.S. District Judge Randolph Moss sentenced him to two years and 10 months in prison followed by three years of supervised release. Byerly will get credit for the more than 15 months he already has served behind bars since his arrest, according to his lawyers.
“I didn't go to D.C. to harm anyone,” Byerly told the judge.
Byerly, 55, pleaded guilty in July to assaulting AP photographer John Minchillo and then activating a stun gun as he charged at police officers who were trying to hold off the mob that formed outside the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
Byerly said he was an “antagonistic jerk” when he confronted the officers. He also said he assaulted Minchillo after hearing a voice say, “That's antifa. Get him out of here.”
Minchillo was wearing a lanyard with AP lettering when Byerly and other rioters attacked him on the Capitol’s Lower West Terrace, according to a court filing accompanying Byerly’s guilty plea. Byerly grabbed Minchillo, pushed him backward and dragged him toward a crowd, the filing says. Another AP photographer captured the assault on video.
“I should have never gotten involved, and I'm deeply sorry for my actions,” Byerly said.
Prosecutors sought a sentence of at least three years and 10 months of imprisonment, followed by three years of supervised release. Defense lawyers requested a sentence below an estimated guidelines range of 37 to 46 months in prison.
Moss said he believed Byerly is genuinely remorseful for his role in the mob's “assault on democracy.” The judge said it was clear that Byerly couldn't have injured anybody with the inexpensive stun gun that he brought to the Capitol, but the officers couldn't have known that given the sound that it made.
“They were clearly frightened by it,” Moss said. “It undoubtedly added to the fear the officers felt that day.”
Minchillo “must have been extremely frightened, as well,” the judge added.
None of Byerly's victims attended his sentencing hearing.
Byerly bought the stun gun before traveling from his home in Fleetwood, Pennsylvania, to Washington, D.C., for the “Stop the Steal” rally on Jan. 6. Leaving the rally before then-President Donald Trump finished speaking, Byerly went to the west side of the Capitol and joined other rioters in using a metal Trump billboard as a battering ram against police, prosecutors said.
Later, Byerly approached police officers behind bike racks and deployed his stun gun. After officers grabbed the stun gun from Byerly's hands, he charged at them, struck and pushed them and grabbed an officer’s baton, prosecutors said. One of the officers fell and landed on his hands while trying to restrain Byerly.
Defense attorneys said the model of stun gun that Byerly purchased for $24.99 was considered to be “junk” by engineering experts.
“Furthermore, shortly after purchasing the device, Mr. Byerly had accidentally activated it on himself and thus knew that it could not cause injury or even pain,” the defense lawyers wrote in a court filing.
Other rioters helped him elude capture that day, but Byerly was arrested in July 2021. He told FBI agents that he did just “one stupid thing down there and that’s all it was,” according to prosecutors.
“This was a reference to how he handled the reporter and nothing more,” they wrote in a court filing.
Byerly, a carpenter by trade and father of four children, has remained in custody since his arrest more than 15 months ago.
Approximately 900 people have been charged with federal crimes for their conduct on Jan. 6. More than 420 of them have pleaded guilty, mostly to misdemeanor offenses. Nearly 300 have been sentenced, with roughly half of them getting terms of imprisonment ranging from seven days to 10 years, according to an AP review of court records.
More than 100 police officers were injured during the Jan. 6 riot. Over 270 defendants have been charged with assaulting, resisting or impeding officers or employees at the Capitol, according to the Justice Department. Byerly is one of several defendants charged with assaulting members of the news media or destroying their equipment at the Capitol.
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But wait.... there's more. Also sentenced today... 48 months in jail and called a liar to his face by the judge. :D
This is the idiot that claimed he climbed the Capitol walls because that's what people back home did, climb walls all the time. ::) Now he can practice climbing the grey hotel walls.
Just another idiot that thought the courts would believe his lies. These Trumpturds.... not very bright at all.
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'Loudmouth' Jan. 6 rioter who climbed Capitol wall gets four years in federal prison.
A self-described "loudmouth" who stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 after climbing up a wall and entering the building through a door with a broken window as an alarm blared was sentenced to four years in federal prison on Friday.
Matthew Bledsoe of Tennessee, who said “Where are those pieces of s--- at?" as he entered the U.S. Capitol, was convicted by a jury in July after he failed to convince them that he was unaware that Congress was certifying the 2020 presidential election when he entered the building.
Chief U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell imposed the sentence on Friday, telling Bledsoe that his testimony was clearly false.
“You knew what was going on,” Howell said.
The government sought 70 months — more than 5.5 years in federal prison — for Bledsoe, saying that he "made self-serving statements that minimized his participation and conduct in the unprecedented attack on the Capitol."
But Howell said sentencing Bledsoe to 70 months, the guidelines' minimum for Bledsoe, would create a sentencing disparity with other Jan. 6 cases given his conduct that day, and instead sentenced Bledsoe to 48 months.
Before he was sentenced, Bledsoe apologized for "letting my emotions get the best of me" and said he regrets a lot of things that happened on Jan. 6.
Howell pointed to comments that were posted on a fundraiser for Bledsoe and said that Bledsoe was being sentenced not because of a biased justice system, but because of his criminal conduct on Jan. 6.
"I do view this as a very serious case, and you are facing serious prison time," Howell said.
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Damn, it's a busy Friday. This is the third 'turd sentenced today. What's up with these idiots? They are never sorry and crying when bragging on Facebook, but in the courtroom it's a different story. ::)
And what kind of pussy "brings weapons everywhere"? That's almost as laughable as the 2nd idiot sentenced today claiming he climbed the wall at the Capitol because back home, climbing walls was a common thing. Almost.
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A Donald Trump supporter who brought two guns to the Capitol on Jan. 6, and dropped one of them on Capitol grounds, was sentenced to five years in federal prison on Friday.
Mark Mazza was sentenced to 60 months behind bars by Judge James E. Boasberg. Before he was sentenced, Mazza told the court he got "caught up in a mob mentality that I never anticipated" and that he was "not quite the monster that the prosecution has described me as."
Federal prosecutors said that Mazza, "while armed with [a] .40 caliber loaded firearm, engaged in multiple efforts to break through the police line: he repeatedly pushed against officers using the combined physical exertion of the mob; he armed himself with a stolen police baton and assaulted officers with the baton; he yelled at officers telling them to get out the mob’s way and to 'Get out of our house!'; he held open the door to the tunnel entrance against the resistance of officers, and after being rebuffed, he gathered additional rioters into the tunnel area to continue 'heave-ho' pushes against officers in the doorway."
Mark Mazza, wearing a cap and a scarf with stars, at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. (U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia)
Mazza told the judge he brought the weapons to D.C. because he brings weapons everywhere and had thought he and the person he was traveling with were staying in a dangerous location in the nation's capital. Although Mazza now admits he lost one of his guns at the U.S. Capitol, he filed a false police report claiming it was stolen back in his home state of Indiana.
Mazza said he regretted coming to the Capitol on Jan. 6.
“I wish I could erase it. I wish I could go back and take that hour back" and maybe go to a museum and grab some dinner, he said. He said he felt bad for his children and hoped that his parents won't die before he gets out of federal prison.
“I’m treating this kind of like another military step, like it’s something I’ve got to do,” Mazza, a veteran, said.
Judge Boasberg credited Mazza with helping the officers after participating in the assault but said his conduct was deserving of a significant period of incarceration.
"I don’t know what on earth you were thinking about in that tunnel that day," Boasberg says, calling the videos of his conduct inside the western tunnel "incredibly alarming."
“You weren’t one of the worst, I can see that," Boasberg said. "But the mob doesn’t accomplish what it accomplished that day without numbers."
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Well well well... what's this? Another dumb ass conspiracy theory lawyer that has gotten slapped down by the courts before. But not like the slap that is coming up though. "MidWhiteCrisis" nickname checks out. MAGA = Making Attorney Get Attorneys.
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The FBI on Thursday arrested a New York lawyer who is accused of trying to disarm an officer protecting the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6 riot, law enforcement sources told NBC News.
John O’Kelly of East Williston, New York, faces two felony charges — assaulting, resisting or impeding officers, and civil disorder — along with four misdemeanor charges, according to court documents.
WNBC in New York observed law enforcement activity at O'Kelly's home on Thursday morning.
Authorities say O'Kelly tried to "disarm" a D.C. Metropolitan Police Department officer on Jan. 6 by grabbing an officer's baton and "attempting to wrestle it from the officer’s hands." Body camera footage cited in court documents showed the man identified as O'Kelly pushing metal bike rack fencing that was being used to secure the Capitol perimeter.
O’Kelly, known to online sleuths investigating the Jan. 6 attack as “MidWhiteCrisis,” was No. 294 on the FBI’s Capitol Violence page, which features images of more than 500 people wanted in connection with the Jan. 6 attack.
O'Kelly was previously an attorney for the Lawyers’ Committee for 9/11 Inquiry, which believes that the Twin Towers were brought down by pre-planted explosives. In a 2019 lawsuit, the group sought to force the Justice Department to present their claims to a grand jury. A judge dismissed the lawsuit in March 2021, and an appeals court upheld the lower court ruling in August 2022.
When reached for comment on O'Kelly's arrest, the group's litigation director, Mick Harrison, told NBC News: "John is no longer with us and we’re unfamiliar with the circumstances of the matter you’re inquiring about."
An FBI affidavit says that the bureau received a tip about O'Kelly on July 8, 2021, in connection with Jan. 6 from someone who used "open source photo ID software" and identified O'Kelly as a likely match.
"Following this tip, the FBI reviewed New York Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) photos of John O’Kelly, and used facial recognition software to compare O’Kelly’s DMV photos to footage taken at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021. Facial recognition software indicated that O’Kelly’s DMV photo matched a second video taken at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021 by an unknown individual filming with what appears to be a cellular telephone," the FBI affidavit said.
The FBI also said it reviewed a photo of O'Kelly on the Lawyers’ Committee for 9/11 Inquiry website, and confirmed his identification by interviewing a "longtime friend of the O’Kelly family who knows John O’Kelly personally." FBI special agents further said they found a hotel reservation for O'Kelly outside of Washington, D.C., used phone records to confirm his identification, and went to O'Kelly's home to surveil him to confirm identification.
More than 870 people have been arrested by the FBI in connection with the Jan. 6 attack. On Thursday, a 20-year-old North Carolina man who had been enlisted in the Air Force pleaded guilty to assaulting law enforcement and was ordered jailed until his sentencing.
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no one cares low IQ bitch...
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How does anyone care about this shit?
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How does anyone care about this shit?
It's an easy distraction to keep the pleebs entertained and keep focus off of this horrible administration.
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It's an easy distraction to keep the pleebs entertained and keep focus off of this horrible administration.
I guess they close their eyes and ignore inflation.
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Obviously people care. Or else their dumb asses wouldn't be posting nonstop on here off topic.
Hell, every thread I didn't care about, I never post on it. Strange way of showing you don't care by posting over and over again - but saying nothing of relevance. Because you have to say something. TDfS compels you to.
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Obviously people care. Or else their dumb asses wouldn't be posting nonstop on here off topic.
Hell, every thread I didn't care about, I never post on it. Strange way of showing you don't care by posting over and over again - but saying nothing of relevance. Because you have to say something. TDfS compels you to.
Hardly anyone gives a shit about this farce except those being directly affected. All this does along with the other fake BS against Trump is bolster his popularity. How does it feel knowing he’s still the most powerful and popular person in this country?
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I guess they close their eyes and ignore inflation.
They ignore anything that goes against their liberal saviour. It's a brainwashed cult.
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Hardly anyone gives a shit about this farce except those being directly affected. All this does along with the other fake BS against Trump is bolster his popularity. How does it feel knowing he’s still the most powerful and popular person in this country?
Anyone except :
The 900+ that have been charged.
And the retard that claim they are political prisoners. ::)
Or the extra saucy retards that claim it is "fake". ::) ::)
The most powerful and popular person in this country and yet both opponents had more people to vote for them than he did in the past two elections. ::) ::) ::) ::)
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They ignore anything that goes against their liberal saviour. It's a brainwashed cult.
Still can't post on topic. No surprise. Can't handle any post that has facts against their lying infantile savior. <-- take note
TDfS!! TDfS!!
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Still can't post on topic. No surprise. Can't handle any post that has facts against their lying infantile savior. <-- take note
TDfS!! TDfS!!
The topic is your mental instability, we're all right on it, Tom. :)
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The topic is your mental instability, we're all right on it, Tom. :)
Reading is fun-DUH-mental. And for you, a struggle obviously.
Can't post on topic. Can't stop the TDfS. Can't articulate a reply of original content. Can't post in a way that doesn't come across the net like the way the teacher from Charlie Brown sounds....
But just has to say something. If that isn't the definition of triggered I don't know what is.
The excuses are expanding faster than his waistline.
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Trumpturds keep crying that there was no weapons on Jan 6th. ::) Yet case after case shows otherwise. This dude better not drop the soap in the next five years like he dropped his gun.
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A Shelbyville man charged with carrying a loaded revolver onto the U.S. Capitol’s property and striking an officer with a stolen police baton during the Jan. 6, 2021 riot has been sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to federal charges.
District Judge James Boasberg on Friday sentenced Mark Mazza, 57, to five years in prison for assaulting a police officer using a deadly weapon and carrying a firearm without a license in Washington D.C., according to online court records.
The sentencing comes after Mazza pleaded guilty to two of the 13 charges he faced after his arrest in November 2021.
Prosecutors sought a 6.5-year sentence, calling Mazza’s conduct that day “extremely violent” and pointing to a prior criminal conviction in which he battered an adolescent.
Mazza on the day of the riot brought two firearms with him, but lost his Taurus Judge with two hollow-point rounds and three shotgun shells at the Capitol. Video footage showed him in the tunnel area of the Lower West Terrace, where Mazza and many others are captured forcibly trying to break through a barrier of police officers.
The tunnel is where Mazza is said to have taken a police baton and began swinging at officers, striking one in the arm, while yelling “Get out of our house!” Mazza and other rioters were then forcibly removed from the grounds.
Two days later, Mazza filed a false police report in Indiana claiming he lost his Taurus Judge at the Hard Rock Casino in Cincinnati, court documents say. Federal investigators in court records said Mazza told them he falsely reported his gun as stolen in case Antifa found it and someone got killed with the firearm in his name.
Mazza told police during his initial interviews that if agents did arrest him, to place him in a “fed” with “three squares, a nice clean room” and health care.
Mazza will serve three years on supervised release after his incarceration.
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You've fallen into StrawMan territory. Pathetic.
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You've fallen into StrawMan territory. Pathetic.
He is Strawman. He’s a coward
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TweedleDee and TweedleDum showcasing how badly facts bother them.
I would say you two are like two peas in a pod, but the truth is that it is more like two Rees in a Tard.
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The most useful part of this is showing that none of the people have been charged with insurrection.
And of course, you don’t care that some of these people have been held in solitary confinement without bail. But you go ahead and keep celebrating this anti-American persecution of the dummies who broke the law.
Well, the January 6th event is often referred to as an insurrection. https://www.insider.com/all-the-us-capitol-pro-trump-riot-arrests-charges-names-2021-1
One of the reasons for the lack of insurrection charges against these folks is because under the law it is a difficult crime to prove, because to succeed the prosecution must prove that this was that person’s intent, (an intent to overthrow the government).
Whether each of their crimes is termed insurrection or not, over 100 defendants have pleaded guilty to the crimes they were charged with.
As for being held without bail, over 70% of people charged in the Capitol riot were granted pretrial release. Folks are not granted a pretrial release for a few different reasons, including not being able to make bail and being a flight risk. About 7 in 10 defendants secured release when bail was set at less than $5,000, but this proportion dropped to 1 in 10 when bail was set at $100,000 or more.
The right to a pretrial release varies from state to state. In Washington D.C., Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland folks have no constitutional right to bail. The proceedings are being held in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, so there you have it. Had there been enough jail beds it is possible none of those charged may have been released. Maybe those who were held in solitary were done so because that was the only space available or maybe it was for their own protection. If a bunch of Yahoos on a Getbig discussion board post threats of violence against those folks, they don't know. Who knows what might happen in a jail or prisons. Surely not all prisoners are far left or far right politically, but some may be, and many prisoners have a reputation for excessive violence. Bummer... hopefully some of these folks who've been charged will think twice before they follow their leader into hell.
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In a couple of weeks this shit will be all over with.
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TweedleDee and TweedleDum showcasing how badly facts bother them.
I would say you two are like two peas in a pod, but the truth is that it is more like two Rees in a Tard.
so I see you have been outed as a pedo, I knew it you vile sick piece of shit.
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so I see you have been outed as a pedo, I knew it you vile sick piece of shit.
I see you still fall for any bullshit. Or is it just a desperate hope on your part due to your mooslim nature?
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so I see you have been outed as a pedo, I knew it you vile sick piece of shit.
certainly looks that way...also he is the loser of GetBig..
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low IQ pedo copy and paste ::) way to fail bitch ::)
so I see you have been outed as a pedo, I knew it you vile sick piece of shit.
First and last warning to both of you.
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Trumpturds keep crying that there was no weapons on Jan 6th. ::) Yet case after case shows otherwise. This dude better not drop the soap in the next five years like he dropped his gun.
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A Shelbyville man charged with carrying a loaded revolver onto the U.S. Capitol’s property and striking an officer with a stolen police baton during the Jan. 6, 2021 riot has been sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to federal charges.
District Judge James Boasberg on Friday sentenced Mark Mazza, 57, to five years in prison for assaulting a police officer using a deadly weapon and carrying a firearm without a license in Washington D.C., according to online court records.
The sentencing comes after Mazza pleaded guilty to two of the 13 charges he faced after his arrest in November 2021.
Prosecutors sought a 6.5-year sentence, calling Mazza’s conduct that day “extremely violent” and pointing to a prior criminal conviction in which he battered an adolescent.
Mazza on the day of the riot brought two firearms with him, but lost his Taurus Judge with two hollow-point rounds and three shotgun shells at the Capitol. Video footage showed him in the tunnel area of the Lower West Terrace, where Mazza and many others are captured forcibly trying to break through a barrier of police officers.
The tunnel is where Mazza is said to have taken a police baton and began swinging at officers, striking one in the arm, while yelling “Get out of our house!” Mazza and other rioters were then forcibly removed from the grounds.
Two days later, Mazza filed a false police report in Indiana claiming he lost his Taurus Judge at the Hard Rock Casino in Cincinnati, court documents say. Federal investigators in court records said Mazza told them he falsely reported his gun as stolen in case Antifa found it and someone got killed with the firearm in his name.
Mazza told police during his initial interviews that if agents did arrest him, to place him in a “fed” with “three squares, a nice clean room” and health care.
Mazza will serve three years on supervised release after his incarceration.
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Did you actually read what you posted? He was charged with "assaulting a police officer using a deadly weapon," which was stolen police baton, and "carrying a firearm without a license." So no, he was neither charged with nor convicted of using his firearm to try and overthrow the U.S. government as part of an insurrection.
I'm sure the stolen police baton was part of his plan to overthrow the government. ::)
You spend the overwhelming majority of your time on this board calling Coach stupid when (1) he is smarter than you and (2) you post some seriously stupid stuff. lol
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Well, the January 6th event is often referred to as an insurrection. https://www.insider.com/all-the-us-capitol-pro-trump-riot-arrests-charges-names-2021-1
One of the reasons for the lack of insurrection charges against these folks is because under the law it is a difficult crime to prove, because to succeed the prosecution must prove that this was that person’s intent, (an intent to overthrow the government).
Whether each of their crimes is termed insurrection or not, over 100 defendants have pleaded guilty to the crimes they were charged with.
As for being held without bail, over 70% of people charged in the Capitol riot were granted pretrial release. Folks are not granted a pretrial release for a few different reasons, including not being able to make bail and being a flight risk. About 7 in 10 defendants secured release when bail was set at less than $5,000, but this proportion dropped to 1 in 10 when bail was set at $100,000 or more.
The right to a pretrial release varies from state to state. In Washington D.C., Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland folks have no constitutional right to bail. The proceedings are being held in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, so there you have it. Had there been enough jail beds it is possible none of those charged may have been released. Maybe those who were held in solitary were done so because that was the only space available or maybe it was for their own protection. If a bunch of Yahoos on a Getbig discussion board post threats of violence against those folks, they don't know. Who knows what might happen in a jail or prisons. Surely not all prisoners are far left or far right politically, but some may be, and many prisoners have a reputation for excessive violence. Bummer... hopefully some of these folks who've been charged will think twice before they follow their leader into hell.
The reason no one was charged with insurrection is because it wasn't an insurrection.
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Did you actually read what you posted? He was charged with "assaulting a police officer using a deadly weapon," which was stolen police baton, and "carrying a firearm without a license." So no, he was neither charged with nor convicted of using his firearm to try and overthrow the U.S. government as part of an insurrection.
I'm sure the stolen police baton was part of his plan to overthrow the government. ::)
You spend the overwhelming majority of your time on this board calling Coach stupid when (1) he is smarter than you and (2) you post some seriously stupid stuff. lol
I never said he was convicted of using his firearm. I said he lost it and that Trumpturds always claim nobody had weapons. ::)
You thinking Qoach is smarter than anyone is only evidence of your own stupidity. Inability at basic reading would be the next clue.
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The reason no one was charged with insurrection is because it wasn't an insurrection.
Ok, what was it then? Was it a rally, a demonstration, a protest, a march, a parade, a party?
By definition an Insurrection is:
in·sur·rec·tion
noun
a violent uprising against an authority or government.
Synonyms for insurrection
insurgence, insurgency, mutiny, outbreak, rebellion, revolt, revolution, rising, uprising
Here is a link to Insurrections in America, https://www.pbs.org/newshour/classroom/2021/01/lesson-plan-insurrections-in-american-history-18th-19th-and-20th-centuries/
Here's a link to what is considered and insurrection under government law:
https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?req=granuleid:USC-1999-title18-section2383&num=0&edition=1999
18 USC 2383: Rebellion or insurrection
Text contains those laws in effect on January 23, 2000
From Title 18-CRIMES AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
PART I-CRIMES
CHAPTER 115-TREASON, SEDITION, AND SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES
§2383. Rebellion or insurrection
Whoever incites, sets on foot, assists, or engages in any rebellion or insurrection against the authority of the United States or the laws thereof, or gives aid or comfort thereto, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and shall be incapable of holding any office under the United States.
(June 25, 1948, ch. 645, 62 Stat. 808 ; Pub. L. 103–322, title XXXIII, §330016(1)(L), Sept. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 2147 .)
Can a civilian buy a police baton?
In Massachusetts, New York, and Washington D.C. batons are illegal to carry, but legal to own for home use.
A baton can be used as a lethal weapon but it rarely is.
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Ok, what was it then? Was it a rally, a demonstration, a protest, a march, a parade, a party?
By definition an Insurrection is:
in·sur·rec·tion
noun
a violent uprising against an authority or government.
Synonyms for insurrection
insurgence, insurgency, mutiny, outbreak, rebellion, revolt, revolution, rising, uprising
Here is a link to Insurrections in America, https://www.pbs.org/newshour/classroom/2021/01/lesson-plan-insurrections-in-american-history-18th-19th-and-20th-centuries/
Here's a link to what is considered and insurrection under government law:
https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?req=granuleid:USC-1999-title18-section2383&num=0&edition=1999
18 USC 2383: Rebellion or insurrection
Text contains those laws in effect on January 23, 2000
From Title 18-CRIMES AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
PART I-CRIMES
CHAPTER 115-TREASON, SEDITION, AND SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES
§2383. Rebellion or insurrection
Whoever incites, sets on foot, assists, or engages in any rebellion or insurrection against the authority of the United States or the laws thereof, or gives aid or comfort thereto, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and shall be incapable of holding any office under the United States.
(June 25, 1948, ch. 645, 62 Stat. 808 ; Pub. L. 103–322, title XXXIII, §330016(1)(L), Sept. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 2147 .)
Can a civilian buy a police baton?
In Massachusetts, New York, and Washington D.C. batons are illegal to carry, but legal to own for home use.
A baton can be used as a lethal weapon but it rarely is.
Good. Now that you just shown that Trump didn’t cause any of that….
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I never said he was convicted of using his firearm. I said he lost it and that Trumpturds always claim nobody had weapons. ::)
You thinking Qoach is smarter than anyone is only evidence of your own stupidity. Inability at basic reading would be the next clue.
What people claim is that this was not an "armed insurrection." The article you posted provides further proof that this was not an "armed insurrection." That's the narrative.
I don't think Coach is smarter than you. I know he is.
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Ok, what was it then? Was it a rally, a demonstration, a protest, a march, a parade, a party?
By definition an Insurrection is:
in·sur·rec·tion
noun
a violent uprising against an authority or government.
Synonyms for insurrection
insurgence, insurgency, mutiny, outbreak, rebellion, revolt, revolution, rising, uprising
Here is a link to Insurrections in America, https://www.pbs.org/newshour/classroom/2021/01/lesson-plan-insurrections-in-american-history-18th-19th-and-20th-centuries/
Here's a link to what is considered and insurrection under government law:
https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?req=granuleid:USC-1999-title18-section2383&num=0&edition=1999
18 USC 2383: Rebellion or insurrection
Text contains those laws in effect on January 23, 2000
From Title 18-CRIMES AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
PART I-CRIMES
CHAPTER 115-TREASON, SEDITION, AND SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES
§2383. Rebellion or insurrection
Whoever incites, sets on foot, assists, or engages in any rebellion or insurrection against the authority of the United States or the laws thereof, or gives aid or comfort thereto, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and shall be incapable of holding any office under the United States.
(June 25, 1948, ch. 645, 62 Stat. 808 ; Pub. L. 103–322, title XXXIII, §330016(1)(L), Sept. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 2147 .)
Can a civilian buy a police baton?
In Massachusetts, New York, and Washington D.C. batons are illegal to carry, but legal to own for home use.
A baton can be used as a lethal weapon but it rarely is.
It wasn't an insurrection. That much is clear. If it was, the hundreds of people charged would have been charged with insurrection.
What was it? Look at the charges and convictions for nearly all of the dummies involved. In a nutshell, they disrupted a public proceeding.
But don't run from the narrative that this was an alleged insurrection. Either accept it or reject it.
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What people claim is that this was not an "armed insurrection." The article you posted provides further proof that this was not an "armed insurrection." That's the narrative.
I don't think Coach is smarter than you. I know he is.
The article I posted equates to the comment I made about it. ::)
You also think that Hershel, Trumpy, Bachmann and Palin were "smart". Which shows you do not know what "smart" apparently is. As an outsider looking in, I can understand why you don't.
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It wasn't an insurrection. That much is clear. If it was, the hundreds of people charged would have been charged with insurrection.
What was it? Look at the charges and convictions for nearly all of the dummies involved. In a nutshell, they disrupted a public proceeding.
But don't run from the narrative that this was an alleged insurrection. Either accept it or reject it.
No. They attempted to stop the transfer of power from one administration to another legally, duly elected administration.
Being in jail is a blessing for them. If they want to act like they are overthrowing some banana republic gov't, then the gov't should act like a banana republic gov't and turn them into fertilizer.
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Why did Nancy Pelosi have a documentary crew at the Capitol on January 6 and why are just now finding out?
https://rumble.com/v1o0enc-why-did-nancy-pelosi-have-a-documentary-crew-with-her-on-jan-6-julie-kelly-.html
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No. They attempted to stop the transfer of power from one administration to another legally, duly elected administration.
Being in jail is a blessing for them. If they want to act like they are overthrowing some banana republic gov't, then the gov't should act like a banana republic gov't and turn them into fertilizer.
Sure they did. How come in every leftist propaganda video they happen to just leave out what trump said “Go to the Capitol and peacefully and patriotically protest? Minion
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^^^ Retard excuses.
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^^^ Retard excuses.
Apparently you’re not as “informed” as you think you are. You prove it every day
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The only thing proven everyday is that the Dildo Of Facts And Reality arrives unlubed every time you sign on here.
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Why does finding a Trumpturd to be retarded not surprise me? Mental challenges are why many people support Trumpy. They're just not smart enough to know any better. Autism is not a license to over throw the government. If he consciously made the decision to believe Trumpys lies, and consciously entered the Capitol, then he was conscious of his decisions. If he cannot tell the difference between right and wrong, he should not be out on the streets.
That being said, I am personally glad he didn't go to jail. You can look at his picture and tell he is a bit off. Got dealt a shitty hand at birth so no need to add to it. And I am really glad the judge didn't send him to a mental health facility for treatment. Those places are horrible for the most part.
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Jan. 6 rioter gets probation not prison after judge finds autism played a role.
A Jan. 6 rioter who wielded a hatchet and smashed two windows with a flagpole will serve no jail time, a federal judge ruled Wednesday, finding that Asperger’s syndrome made him susceptible to the influence of the mob.
Nicholas Rodean of Frederick, Md., attempted to address U.S. District Court Judge Trevor McFadden Wednesday and visibly struggled to complete thoughts and sentences while explaining and apologizing for his Jan. 6 conduct. At one point, he clutched his head in frustration.
McFadden ultimately chose to sentence Rodean to 240 days of home confinement. But he said he was convinced that Rodean’s severe mental illness significantly mitigated “the blameworthiness of your conduct."
“I’m giving you a real break here,” McFadden said, noting that similar cases of property destruction connected to the Capitol breach had merited lengthier jail sentences.
Kyle Cheney
Wed, October 26, 2022 at 1:30 PM
A Jan. 6 rioter who wielded a hatchet and smashed two windows with a flagpole will serve no jail time, a federal judge ruled Wednesday, finding that Asperger’s syndrome made him susceptible to the influence of the mob.
Nicholas Rodean of Frederick, Md., attempted to address U.S. District Court Judge Trevor McFadden Wednesday and visibly struggled to complete thoughts and sentences while explaining and apologizing for his Jan. 6 conduct. At one point, he clutched his head in frustration.
McFadden ultimately chose to sentence Rodean to 240 days of home confinement. But he said he was convinced that Rodean’s severe mental illness significantly mitigated “the blameworthiness of your conduct."
“I’m giving you a real break here,” McFadden said, noting that similar cases of property destruction connected to the Capitol breach had merited lengthier jail sentences.
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It was an unexpected turn for a defendant whose health struggles were largely discussed under seal during his nearly two-year criminal case. Rodean was charged on Jan. 11, 2021 for his role in the Capitol breach. McFadden found him guilty during a bench trial in July of shattering two Capitol windows with a flagpole, as well as other crimes associated with breaking into the building and disrupting congressional proceedings.
Rodean famously stood alongside Jan. 6 defendant Jacob Chansley — who wore a horned helmet and face paint — in a standoff with Capitol police that occurred amid a frantic effort to evacuate then-Vice President Mike Pence and senators from the Capitol.
Rodean’s attorney, Charles Burnham — who also represents Donald Trump associates Jeffrey Clark and John Eastman in ongoing Jan. 6 matters — said Rodean had become fixated on politics during the pandemic, when he was isolated and without his typical support structure. He said Rodean was particularly susceptible to the influence of “assertive male figures” like Trump. And once inside the Capitol, he added, Rodean was similarly drawn in by Chansley, who commanded the attention of the crowd that day.
Rodean’s parents sat in the courtroom during the sentencing proceedings, and his sister Kimberly addressed McFadden, during which she expressed worry that prison would devastate her brother’s mental health and sideline his newly successful dog-walking business.
“Autistic people do not fare well in prison,” she said.
But it was Rodean’s own statement to the judge that appeared to be most affecting. For nearly 15 minutes, Rodean struggled to articulate his conduct on Jan. 6, describing how he consumed an intense amount of media about the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests that, at times, led to rioting. On Jan. 6, he took an Uber to the Stop the Steal rally at which Trump appeared, and then marched along with the crowd. Someone then handed him an object that he used to smash the two windows that had already been struck by other rioters.
“I am really sorry about breaking the window,” he said. “I am really sorry about other crimes that I did.”
“Are you ever going to do anything like this again?” McFadden asked him.
“No,” Rodean replied.
A day earlier, McFadden sentenced Jan. 6 defendant Hunter Seefried to 24 months in prison for similarly joining the early breach of the building and engaging in the same standoff with police outside the Senate chamber.
Prosecutors had initially recommended a 57-month sentence for Rodean.
“There is no indication that he holds any regrets regarding his participation in the riot that day,” the Justice Department wrote in a sentencing recommendation filed last week.
But in his own sentencing memo, Burnham urged McFadden to consider Rodean’s mental health and a doctor’s evaluation that found prison would be uniquely dangerous for his client.
Burnham said Rodean is susceptible to being taken advantage of, easily triggered by loud noises and other stimuli and would likely be put in protective custody by corrections officials who may not have the training for someone with Asperger’s syndrome — forcing him into prolonged periods of isolation.
“We submit that Nicholas’ ‘history and personal characteristics’ make this a unique case among the hundreds of prosecutions to come out of that day,’ Burnham wrote.
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This moron is a career criminal with 45 prior arrests and should have gotten the maximum sentence and more. Another example of the "very fine people" on Trump's side. He fought the law, but the law won.
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Man who dragged officer into mob gets over 7 years in prison.
A Tennessee man who dragged a police officer into a mob of rioters, initiating one of the most harrowing acts of violence during the U.S. Capitol attack, was sentenced on Thursday to more than seven years years in prison.
Albuquerque Cosper Head declined to address the court before U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson sentenced him to seven years and six months of imprisonment followed by three years of supervised release. The judge said Head was responsible for “some of the darkest acts committed on one of our nation’s darkest days.”
Head's prison sentence is six months shy of the statutory maximum in his case. It's also the second-longest so far among hundreds of cases arising from the Capitol siege on Jan. 6, 2021, when a mob of Trump supporters stormed the building as Congress prepared to certify President Joe Biden's electoral victory.
“The dark shadow of tyranny unfortunately has not gone away,” Jackson said. “There are people who are still disseminating the lie that the election was stolen. They’re doing it today. And the people who are stoking that anger for their own selfish purposes, they need to think about the havoc they’ve wreaked, the lives they’ve ruined.”
Head engaged in some of the most barbaric violence during the Capitol riot, repeatedly assaulting police officers who were guarding a tunnel on the Lower West Terrace, according to prosecutors.
Metropolitan Police Department Officer Michael Fanone was on the front lines of the battle for control of the tunnel entrance when Head grabbed him. Head yelled “I’ve got one!" as he wrapped his arms around Fanone's neck and dragged him into the crowd outside the tunnel, prosecutors said.
“He was your prey. He was your trophy,” Jackson told Head, 43.
Head restrained Fanone while other rioters beat and shocked the officer with a stun gun at the base of his skull. Fanone lost consciousness during the assault, which his body camera captured on video.
"Although Head was separated from Officer Fanone in the moments that followed, Head would have been able to hear the sound of the taser being activated again, Officer Fanone’s screams of agony, and the yells from another rioter to ‘Kill him with his own gun!’” prosecutors wrote in a court filing.
During Thursday's sentencing hearing, Fanone said the attack gave him a heart attack and a traumatic brain injury and ultimately cost him his career. He has written a book about his Jan. 6 experience and testified at a hearing held by the House committee investigating the insurrection.
“I would trade all of this attention to return to policing, but I can't do that,” he said. “And the catalyst for my loss of career and the suffering that I've endured in the past 18 months is Albuquerque Head.”
Other rioters have been charged with assaulting Fanone, including Kyle Young, an Iowa man who grabbed Fanone by the wrist while others yelled, “Kill him!” and “Get his gun!” Jackson sentenced Young last month to seven years and two months in prison.
Daniel “D.J.” Rodriguez, a California man charged with using the stun gun on Fanone, is scheduled to go on trial in February 2023. Thomas Sibick, a riot defendant from New York, is charged with stealing the officer's badge and police radio during the melee.
Head, a construction worker from Kingsport, Tennessee, was arrested in April 2021 and pleaded guilty to an assault charge in May 2022. He has a criminal record that includes approximately 45 previous arrests.
Prosecutors recommended a prison sentence of eight years, the statutory maximum sentence that he faced.
Fanone also asked the judge to impose the maximum sentence. He recalled how Head initially told him, “I’m going to try to help you out here. You hear me?” before shouting that he “got one.”
“I would ask you to show Mr. Head the same mercy that he showed me on January 6th, which, in case there's any question in this courtroom, is none,” Fanone said.
Head's attorney, Nicholas Wallace, requested a five-year prison sentence.
“There is no evidence that Mr. Head made advance plans with much effort or that he came to D.C. prepared for a battle. His series of bad decisions, as outlined above, while serious, is far from the worst conduct that day,” Wallace wrote.
Head told FBI agents that he drove to Washington, D.C., to attend the “Stop the Steal” rally, where then-President Donald Trump addressed a crowd of supporters. Joining the mob at the tunnel, Head wielded a riot shield as a weapon and used a second shield to shove against Fanone and other officers, according to prosecutors.
“When Officer Fanone used his hand to brace himself on the doorframe in the midst of the struggle, Head struck the officer’s hand with his own hand, causing the officer to lose his grip on the doorframe,” prosecutors wrote.
After he pulled Fanone into the crowd, Head became separated from the officer. When others in the crowd surrounded Fanone to protect him from his assailants, Head repeatedly reached toward the officer and tried to grab him again, prosecutors said. Fanone's body camera showed him collapsing after his protectors escorted him back to the police line.
Fanone's partner tried to revive him, saying, “Come on, Mike. Come on, buddy. We’re going duck hunting soon.”
Regaining consciousness after nearly two and a half minutes, Fanone asked, “Did we take that door back?”
“The courage and sacrifice that Officer Fanone showed on that day is incredible, and we owe him a debt of gratitude for what he has lost," Assistant U.S. Attorney Cara Gardner told the judge.
Approximately 900 people have been charged with federal crimes for their conduct on Jan. 6. More than 430 of them have pleaded guilty, mostly to misdemeanor offenses. Over 300 have been sentenced, with roughly half getting terms of imprisonment ranging from seven days to 10 years, according to an AP review of court records.
More than 100 police officers were injured at the Capitol. Around 20 defendants have been sentenced for assaulting police on Jan. 6, the Justice Department says.
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This moron is young enough to use the stupid and gullible excuse for a defense.
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A Citadel cadet from York County has pleaded guilty to joining the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot that erupted after a protest over the 2020 election results.
Elias Irizarry, 20, a graduate of Nation Ford High School in Fort Mill, pleaded guilty to entering and remaining in a restricted area or grounds, according to testimony Wednesday in a court hearing from Washington.
At the time of the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, Irizarry was in his freshman year at The Citadel, South Carolina’s military college, and about to start his second semester. Since then, he has been an honors student, evidence in the case showed.
Irizarry said in court Wednesday he is a junior in college.
Of the 19 people from South Carolina arrested so far in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot cases, Irizarry is the youngest and the only college student. Of those 19, 11 have now pleaded guilty.
In a statement of facts read Wednesday in court by the judge, Irizarry traveled to Washington with friends on Jan 5, 2021, to attend former President Donald Trump’s Jan. 6 rally at which he made false claims the 2020 presidential election was stolen and urged supporters to march on the Capitol.
In a statement Wednesday, The Citadel confirmed that school officials are aware of the guilty plea and said Irizarry remains a student. However, the school cited privacy laws when it declined to address any potential disciplinary measures that could come as a result of the guilty plea in court.
“Mr. Irizarry is currently enrolled at The Citadel,” the statement said. “The college is aware of the plea agreement; however, due to FERPA, we are unable to comment or speculate on any potential disciplinary proceedings.”
Irizarry, the son of soap opera actor Vincent Irizarry, could face as much as a year in prison when sentenced under the law, U.S. District Court Judge Judge Tanya Chutkan said in court Wednesday.
But lawyers in the case said in court Wednesday the cap agreed to by prosecutors and Irizarry as part of the negotiated plea would be zero to a maximum of six months in prison.
He will be sentenced March 15, 2023, court officials said.
At that sentencing hearing, Irizarry could make a statement, or he could choose not to, the judge said Wednesday.
Case evidence included photos taken by Irizarry
The evidence against Irizarry included photographs of him inside and outside the Capitol on Jan. 6.
Federal investigators said in documents that Irizarry took pictures inside the Capitol and had a metal pipe in his hand at the time. Irizarry was photographed on top of the Capitol.
Chutkan said in court Wednesday that Irizarry went with co-defendants Elliot Bishai and Grayson Sherrill to hear Trump’s speech that challenged his 2020 election loss to now-President Joe Biden.
Irizarry admitted that he went past barricades and through fencing outside the Capitol.
“Did you know those measures were meant to keep you out?” Chutkan asked Irizarry Wednesday in court.
“Yes, your honor,” Irizarry said in court.
Irizarry admitted he entered the Capitol through a broken window, climbed on statues, and took pictures along with others. He then left the Capitol after around 20 minutes.
In July, Bishai, a friend with whom Irizarry traveled to Washington and entered the Capitol on Jan. 6, was sentenced to two weeks in federal prison after pleading guilty to the same charge of entering a restricted area.
Bishai is also from York County.
Both were in JROTC at Nation Ford High School in younger years and were part of a Civil Air Patrol unit in North Carolina at the time of the incident.
Chutkan did not address the riot Wednesday in court.
But in a May 3 hearing on Bishai and Irizarry’s case, Chutkan told Bishai that on Jan. 6, 2021, he was part of a “mob (that) almost caused the halt of the transfer of power in this country in what’s tantamount to an attempt to overthrow this government.”
In that May hearing, the judge said Irizarry, “may not have carried a weapon, he may not have stolen anything, he may not have assaulted a police officer, but he’s alleged to have been part of that mob.”
The charges against Sherrill, a third defendant from Gaston County, North Carolina, in the case, remains pending.
In August, over Chutkan’s objections, a federal appeals court panel gave Irizarry permission to go to Estonia for a Citadel-sponsored three-week study abroad program.
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Still trying to justify this farce?
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Still trying to justify this farce?
Don't need to. The criminal charges and the guilty pleas justify it enough. :D
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Don't need to. The criminal charges and the guilty pleas justify it enough. :D
lol….sure.
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lol….sure.
"lol". Sure.
Only an idiot would think different. Oh wait....
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El Tardo from El Paso heading to El Jailo. Idiot drove a long way just to wind up getting arrested. Drain the swamp!
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FBI arrests El Paso man accused of assaulting police during Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot.
The FBI on Wednesday arrested an El Paso man accused of assaulting a police officer during the U.S. Capitol attack by pro-Trump rioters on Jan. 6, 2021.
FBI agents arrested David Rene Arredondo, 47, at a home in the 1200 block of Morgan Marie Street in the far East Side, officials said Thursday. He is being held without bond at the El Paso County Jail in Downtown.
Arredondo is accused being part of a pro-Donald Trump mob that stormed into the Capitol, seeking to halt the certification of President Joe Biden's election victory.
Arredondo was charged in Washington, D.C., on felony charges of assaulting, resisting or impeding law enforcement officers and interfering with law enforcement during a civil disorder, as well as misdemeanor charges.
Arredondo is accused of illegally entering the Capitol grounds and grabbing and pulling the arm of a police officer who was attempting to stop the mob from entering the Capitol doors, according to a U.S. Department of Justice news release.
Federal investigators allegedly identified Arredondo as a man seen in video recordings during the assault at the Capitol, according to a federal criminal complaint.
The complaint document states: "In the video, DAVID ARREDONDO can be seen grabbing the arm of a police officer who was surrounded by a mob of rioters. A different police officer can be seen being pulled away by the mob and falling to the ground. DAVID ARREDONDO can be seen grabbing the arm of the other police officer who is trying to keep a door to the Capitol shut, and attempting to pull the officer away from the door in an apparent effort to facilitate the entry of other rioters into the Capitol."
The man identified as Arredondo is wearing a red Trump-style cap, sunglasses and a gaiter during the assault but his face, including a salt-and-pepper beard, is visible in another security camera image included in the document.
The U.S. Attorney's Office stated that video evidence allegedly shows that Arredondo entered the Capitol Building through the East Rotunda Doors and remained inside for nearly 40 minutes.
A multi-agency task force investigation of the Capitol attack allegedly found that Arredondo and two relatives traveled together on Southwest Airlines from El Paso to Washington on Jan. 4 and returned Jan. 8, according to the complaint. Records show they stayed at the Capitol Hill Hotel in Washington.
A search warrant found geolocation information showing that a cellphone linked to Arredondo was present at the U.S. Capitol during the time of the riot, the document adds.
A witness as well as surveillance and comparisons to photos on social media allegedly matched Arredondo with photos of the rioter who grabbed the police officer, the complaint states.
The case was investigated by the FBI in El Paso and the West Texas Joint Terrorism Task Force with help from the FBI in Washington and the U.S. Capitol Police and the Metropolitan Police Department.
Since Jan. 6, 2021, more than 880 people have been arrested in connection with the riot at the U.S. Capitol, including more than 270 suspects charged with assaulting or impeding law enforcement, the Department of Justice stated.
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The article I posted equates to the comment I made about it. ::)
You also think that Hershel, Trumpy, Bachmann and Palin were "smart". Which shows you do not know what "smart" apparently is. As an outsider looking in, I can understand why you don't.
Tell the truth: it has to sting that the person you call stupid (and other juvenile names) every day is actually smarter than you. :)
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No. They attempted to stop the transfer of power from one administration to another legally, duly elected administration.
Being in jail is a blessing for them. If they want to act like they are overthrowing some banana republic gov't, then the gov't should act like a banana republic gov't and turn them into fertilizer.
Nobody has been convicted of attempting to stop the transfer of power. They have been convicted of trespass, disrupting a public proceeding, disorderly conduct, etc. None of them have been charged with nor convicted of insurrection, much less an armed insurrection.
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This moron is young enough to use the stupid and gullible excuse for a defense.
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A Citadel cadet from York County has pleaded guilty to joining the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot that erupted after a protest over the 2020 election results.
Elias Irizarry, 20, a graduate of Nation Ford High School in Fort Mill, pleaded guilty to entering and remaining in a restricted area or grounds, according to testimony Wednesday in a court hearing from Washington.
Worst insurrection ever.
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Good. Now that you just shown that Trump didn’t cause any of that….
Insurrection: a violent uprising against an authority or government.
Many folks believe Trump incited the mob which literally stormed and broke into the Capital with the intent of stopping Biden's Presidential certification, which is a constitutional procedure, (in other words overturn the 2020 election results).
For instance during the rally Trump urged his supporters to ‘fight much harder’ against ‘bad people’ and ‘show strength’ at the Capitol.
Trump is quoted as having said to the supporters he invited to D.C. “We’re going to walk down to the Capitol, and we’re going to cheer on our brave senators and congressmen and women, and we’re probably not going to be cheering so much for some of them, because you’ll never take back our country with weakness. You have to show strength, and you have to be strong.”
Trump told the crowd that ‘very different rules’ applied. He said, “When you catch somebody in a fraud, you are allowed to go by very different rules. So I hope Mike has the courage to do what he has to do, and I hope he doesn’t listen to the RINOs and the stupid people that he’s listening to.”
He said during the rally, “We fight like hell, and if you don’t fight like hell, you’re not going to have a country anymore.”
As he sicced his supporters on Congress, Trump assured them that he would personally accompany them to the Capitol. This is a classic instigator tactic.
Just as it is a crime to hire a person or persons to injure or murder someone, inciting an insurrection is criminal.
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Insurrection: a violent uprising against an authority or government.
Many folks believe Trump incited the mob which literally stormed and broke into the Capital with the intent of stopping Biden's Presidential certification, which is a constitutional procedure, (in other words overturn the 2020 election results).
For instance during the rally Trump urged his supporters to ‘fight much harder’ against ‘bad people’ and ‘show strength’ at the Capitol.
Trump is quoted as having said to the supporters he invited to D.C. “We’re going to walk down to the Capitol, and we’re going to cheer on our brave senators and congressmen and women, and we’re probably not going to be cheering so much for some of them, because you’ll never take back our country with weakness. You have to show strength, and you have to be strong.”
Trump told the crowd that ‘very different rules’ applied. He said, “When you catch somebody in a fraud, you are allowed to go by very different rules. So I hope Mike has the courage to do what he has to do, and I hope he doesn’t listen to the RINOs and the stupid people that he’s listening to.”
He said during the rally, “We fight like hell, and if you don’t fight like hell, you’re not going to have a country anymore.”
As he sicced his supporters on Congress, Trump assured them that he would personally accompany them to the Capitol. This is a classic instigator tactic.
Just as it is a crime to hire a person or persons to injure or murder someone, inciting an insurrection is criminal.
You selectively left this one out:
"I know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the Capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard."
https://www.npr.org/2021/02/10/966396848/read-trumps-jan-6-speech-a-key-part-of-impeachment-trial
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Worst insurrection ever.
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You selectively left this one out:
"I know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the Capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard."
https://www.npr.org/2021/02/10/966396848/read-trumps-jan-6-speech-a-key-part-of-impeachment-trial
Yes I left this out because this was a mere whisper surrounded and overwhelmed by his repeated calls to action and incitement for violence.
Can you point me to an actual transcript of Trump's January 6th rally speech that not only reveals what he said but also provides a timeline for his remarks? Seems to me when Trump intentionally worked up this mob of already angry folks and followed it with an, oh by the way, do it peacefully comment, it is rather meaningless. I seriously doubt very many of those folks storming the capital heard that part of his speech and if they did, they discounted it because it was in complete contrast to everything else Trump told them to do.
Blow the place up, but BTW do it "peacefully". This just doesn't wash.
(https://www.snopes.com/tachyon/2021/02/GettyImages-1294908910-1.jpg?resize=865%2C452&crop_strategy=smart&zoom=1)
Here you go, make of it what you will because I know you will.
"After this, we’re going to walk down — and I’ll be there with you — we’re going to walk down, we’re going to walk down — anyone you want, but I think right here — we’re going to walk down to the Capitol, and we’re going to cheer on our brave senators and congressmen and women. And we’re probably not going to be cheering so much for some of them. Because you’ll never take back our country with weakness, you have to show strength, and you have to be strong. We have come to demand that Congress do the right thing, and only count the electors who have been lawfully slated — lawfully slated. I know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the Capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard today."
Those were not his only directions to the crowd, however. In the same speech, he also used the following phrases while encouraging people to head to the Capitol and protest his election loss, according to the transcript and video of the speech:
“We will stop the steal.”
“We will not let them silence your voices.” Note: "We"
“You have to show strength, and you have to be strong.”
“We have come to demand that Congress do the right thing.”
“We’re going to try and give [lawmakers] the kind of pride and boldness that they need to take back our country.”
“We’re going to have to fight much harder.”
“We fight like hell, and if you don’t fight like hell, you’re not going to have a country anymore.”
Oh and BTW, do this peacefully. ::)
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Tell the truth: it has to sting that the person you call stupid (and other juvenile names) every day is actually smarter than you. :)
Not as much as it must sting for you to actually believe so.
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Nobody has been convicted of attempting to stop the transfer of power. They have been convicted of trespass, disrupting a public proceeding, disorderly conduct, etc. None of them have been charged with nor convicted of insurrection, much less an armed insurrection.
Where did I say there was convictions of insurrection? I didn't. I said he brought a gun on Capitol grounds. Then the idiot lost it.
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Where did I say there was convictions of insurrection? I didn't. I said he brought a gun on Capitol grounds. Then the idiot lost it.
Again, anytime you’re ready to go live with this let us know
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Again, anytime you’re ready to go live with this let us know
No one is wasting time with a geriatric retard with the intellect of a wet sock.
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No one is wasting time with a geriatric retard with the intellect of a wet sock.
You literally haven’t been right about anything….let’s go
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You literally haven’t been right about anything….let’s go
Says Mr. Fake Birth Certificate, Mr. Sex Parlor In The Pizza Place, Mr. Stolen Election, Mr. Covid Assassination.
For you to say I haven't been right, well that is a compliment seeing how disconnected from reality you as everything you say is always the opposite. It's like Bizarro World with you.
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Says Mr. Fake Birth Certificate, Mr. Sex Parlor In The Pizza Place, Mr. Stolen Election, Mr. Covid Assassination.
For you to say I haven't been right, well that is a compliment seeing how disconnected from reality you as everything you say is always the opposite. It's like Bizarro World with you.
Absolutely nothing
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Absolutely nothing
Exactly what you have. Day in and day out.
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Yes I left this out because this was a mere whisper surrounded and overwhelmed by his repeated calls to action and incitement for violence.
Can you point me to an actual transcript of Trump's January 6th rally speech that not only reveals what he said but also provides a timeline for his remarks? Seems to me when Trump intentionally worked up this mob of already angry folks and followed it with an, oh by the way, do it peacefully comment, it is rather meaningless. I seriously doubt very many of those folks storming the capital heard that part of his speech and if they did, they discounted it because it was in complete contrast to everything else Trump told them to do.
Blow the place up, but BTW do it "peacefully". This just doesn't wash.
(https://www.snopes.com/tachyon/2021/02/GettyImages-1294908910-1.jpg?resize=865%2C452&crop_strategy=smart&zoom=1)
Here you go, make of it what you will because I know you will.
"After this, we’re going to walk down — and I’ll be there with you — we’re going to walk down, we’re going to walk down — anyone you want, but I think right here — we’re going to walk down to the Capitol, and we’re going to cheer on our brave senators and congressmen and women. And we’re probably not going to be cheering so much for some of them. Because you’ll never take back our country with weakness, you have to show strength, and you have to be strong. We have come to demand that Congress do the right thing, and only count the electors who have been lawfully slated — lawfully slated. I know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the Capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard today."
Those were not his only directions to the crowd, however. In the same speech, he also used the following phrases while encouraging people to head to the Capitol and protest his election loss, according to the transcript and video of the speech:
“We will stop the steal.”
“We will not let them silence your voices.” Note: "We"
“You have to show strength, and you have to be strong.”
“We have come to demand that Congress do the right thing.”
“We’re going to try and give [lawmakers] the kind of pride and boldness that they need to take back our country.”
“We’re going to have to fight much harder.”
“We fight like hell, and if you don’t fight like hell, you’re not going to have a country anymore.”
Oh and BTW, do this peacefully. ::)
Leaving it out while selectively quoting comments that in no way, shape, or form incite violence is dishonest.
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Where did I say there was convictions of insurrection? I didn't. I said he brought a gun on Capitol grounds. Then the idiot lost it.
I don't believe I attributed any quotes to you. I'm addressing the entire "armed insurrection" narrative. You are trying to promote that garbage by posting a story about a man who had a firearm and was charged, when that man wasn't charged with using his firearm as part of an "armed insurrection." So no, you didn't use the words "armed insurrection," but that is clearly what you're talking about when posting stories about people who had "weapons."
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Leaving it out while selectively quoting comments that in no way, shape, or form incite violence is dishonest.
Maybe so. or maybe I knew you'd be sure to post it if I didn't. It provided you a reason to respond... you are welcome. "Two wrongs don't make a right" first. This was first recorded in 1783, as "Three wrongs will not make one right." Still holds true today.
More in line with Trump is this, To maximise the power of good the number of good acts must be increased; Five rights make up for one wrong.
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Maybe so. or maybe I knew you'd be sure to post it if I didn't. It provided you a reason to respond... you are welcome. "Two wrongs don't make a right" first. This was first recorded in 1783, as "Three wrongs will not make one right." Still holds true today.
More in line with Trump is this, To maximise the power of good the number of good acts must be increased; Five rights make up for one wrong.
Except "wrong" in this instance is misplaced. President Trump did not incite violence. He did the opposite of inciting violence. This is like the Charlottesville lie, the mocking disabled reporter lie, the Trump was a Russian spy lie, etc. The facts do not matter to you ideologues.
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I don't believe I attributed any quotes to you. I'm addressing the entire "armed insurrection" narrative. You are trying to promote that garbage by posting a story about a man who had a firearm and was charged, when that man wasn't charged with using his firearm as part of an "armed insurrection." So no, you didn't use the words "armed insurrection," but that is clearly what you're talking about when posting stories about people who had "weapons."
No it is clear you are assuming that is what I am talking about. Or just dishonestly attempting to apply that to my words.
I said he had a gun. I said he brought it on Capitol grounds. I said he lost it. I said he was charged with bringing the gun on Capitol property. That is exactly what the article said as well.
I also stated that Trumpturds live to claim the J6 morons had no weapons when obviously that is not the case.
The insurrection or attempting to use the gun for insurrection purposes came from you.
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No it is clear you are assuming that is what I am talking about. Or just dishonestly attempting to apply that to my words.
I said he had a gun. I said he brought it on Capitol grounds. I said he lost it. I said he was charged with bringing the gun on Capitol property. That is exactly what the article said as well.
I also stated that Trumpturds live to claim the J6 morons had no weapons when obviously that is not the case.
The insurrection or attempting to use the gun for insurrection purposes came from you.
lol… lurker up until 2:30am with his head spinning because he got his ass handed to him…. Again lol
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lol… lurker up until 2:30am with his head spinning because he got his ass handed to him…. Again lol
he is a loser in life - getbig is his entire life - you are his best friend :D
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Except "wrong" in this instance is misplaced. President Trump did not incite violence. He did the opposite of inciting violence. This is like the Charlottesville lie, the mocking disabled reporter lie, the Trump was a Russian spy lie, etc. The facts do not matter to you ideologues.
Whether Trump incited the violence or not is debatable. There will always be those who believe he did and those who believe those folks got worked up enough on their own to storm the capital.
What is the lie about Charlottesville? Something out of the ordinary happened there, more violence than at your average rally. Trump was quoted as saying it was an “egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides”. He was right... It takes at least two to tango.
Did Trump intentionally mock the reporters for his handicap or was he just exampling the reporters state of confusion? Who knows what was in Trumps head when he did what he did, it was an unfortunate and stupid way for him to act. Was it blown out of proportion? I believe it was. His campaign and speech advisors should have given him direction on what to do and what not to do on the campaign trail. When someone puts themselves in the public eye, they should know that every little thing they do will be scrutinized. Supposedly, Trump rejects advice because he thinks he knows better. Maybe he does. That little stunt got him a lot of media attention; ‘All Publicity Is Good Publicity’, “All press is good press”.
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Why did Nancy Pelosi have a documentary crew at the Capitol on January 6 and why are just now finding out?
https://rumble.com/v1o0enc-why-did-nancy-pelosi-have-a-documentary-crew-with-her-on-jan-6-julie-kelly-.html
Bump
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Bump
And the people storming the capital were actors she hired to act crazy, climb walls, fight with police, wear Viking costumes, etc. ::) ::) ::)
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I don't believe I attributed any quotes to you. I'm addressing the entire "armed insurrection" narrative. You are trying to promote that garbage by posting a story about a man who had a firearm and was charged, when that man wasn't charged with using his firearm as part of an "armed insurrection." So no, you didn't use the words "armed insurrection," but that is clearly what you're talking about when posting stories about people who had "weapons."
Your assumption (and hope) to misconstrue what I actually posted and referenced is stupidity on your part. Not a mistake on mine.
I’m sure that’s what you want my post to be about but it doesn’t make it so. Try again.
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lol… lurker up until 2:30am with his head spinning because he got his ass handed to him…. Again lol
I’m in Thailand.
It’s not 2:30am here. Once again you are wrong. Not surprising though. Kind of habit actually. Retardation is a hell of a drug huh?
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And the people storming the capital were actors she hired to act crazy, climb walls, fight with police, wear Viking costumes, etc. ::) ::) ::)
Bwhahahahaha
No those were Antifa members. Didn’t you know?
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I’m in Thailand.
It’s not 2:30am here. Once again you are wrong. Not surprising though. Kind of habit actually. Retardation is a hell of a drug huh?
lol….sure you are.
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lol….sure you are.
Sure. I am.
Here is the receipt where we just had drinks at the hotel. We are having dinner at El Gaucho at 7:30. Would you like me to post the receipt from that as well?
Now what? Got a new excuse for getting your ovaries punted in once again? Every single day you get exposed as stupid stupid manlet.
“lol”
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Sure. I am.
Here is the receipt where we just had drinks at the hotel. We are having dinner at El Gaucho at 7:30. Would you like me to post the receipt from that as well?
Now what? Got a new excuse for getting your ovaries punted in once again? Every single day you get exposed as stupid stupid manlet.
“lol”
what a sad pathetic life you pretend to live, but really no friends - nothing. You probably tell your parents about your "buddies" who are us on getbig ::)
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Sure. I am.
Here is the receipt where we just had drinks at the hotel. We are having dinner at El Gaucho at 7:30. Would you like me to post the receipt from that as well?
Now what? Got a new excuse for getting your ovaries punted in once again? Every single day you get exposed as stupid stupid manlet.
“lol”
Hey look at that, you actually have proof of something. Enjoy your ladyboy cock…tail
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Hey look at that, you actually have proof of something. Enjoy your ladyboy cock…tail
the key word being lady*boy* cock. The vile loser is providing the other two sicko's with coded hints.
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Hey look at that, you actually have proof of something. Enjoy your ladyboy cock…tail
Hey look at that. You are actually wrong once again. Enjoy your continued lack of credibility.
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Awwww someone wants their mommy. Yeah better run to mommy because Trumpy isn’t going to help you at all.
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Bwhahahahaha
No those were Antifa members. Didn’t you know?
Well then, there is that too. Now that I think of it maybe Pelosi's attacker is part of the gay Antifa group. I mean, why not? Any absurdity is par for the course on Getbig.
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Sure. I am.
Here is the receipt where we just had drinks at the hotel. We are having dinner at El Gaucho at 7:30. Would you like me to post the receipt from that as well?
Now what? Got a new excuse for getting your ovaries punted in once again? Every single day you get exposed as stupid stupid manlet.
“lol”
In before Coach... is this some very clever photoshopping on your part. LOL!
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Hey look at that. You are actually wrong once again. Enjoy your continued lack of credibility.
Haven’t been wrong yet, Junior. You keep ducking me
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In before Coach... is this some very clever photoshopping on your part. LOL!
You mean like you and Howard when I posted pics from the White House? Backstabber
Guess you didn’t read my response….🙄
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Haven’t been wrong yet, Junior. You keep ducking me
Your stupid ass was just proven wrong a couple of posts up. The fact it has to be pointed out only serves to cement the fact you are continuing to lose your fight against your on going retardation.
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Your stupid ass was just proven wrong a couple of posts up. The fact it has to be pointed out only serves to cement the fact you are continuing to lose your fight against your on going retardation.
says the loser in life who had to lie he was on a trip lurking for boys... ::)
Low IQ or what ? or more of your humiliation thing ?
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Your stupid ass was just proven wrong a couple of posts up. The fact it has to be pointed out only serves to cement the fact you are continuing to lose your fight against your on going retardation.
Not referring to your ladyboy dates, Junior
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Not referring to your ladyboy dates, Junior
No I was referring to you, retard. Being wrong is just as natural for you as being stupid.
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No I was referring to you, retard. Being wrong is just as natural for you as being stupid.
The loser LurkingForBoys being humiliated again...what else is new.
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Like I said. No one give a crap except those involved. This was another waste of time for leftists
https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2022/11/02/abcs-raddatz-even-if-you-ask-about-january-6-nv-voters-change-the-subject-to-the-economy/
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No one cares. Certainly not the orange turd they were rallying for.
:D
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You mean like you and Howard when I posted pics from the White House? Backstabber
Guess you didn’t read my response….🙄
I'm fans of both you and Prime. In fact I celebrate both of your entire catalogues. That being said, you both used to be very cordial to one another. Somewhere along the way I missed the falling out. I'd be interested to know what happened. Respectfully.
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Whether Trump incited the violence or not is debatable. There will always be those who believe he did and those who believe those folks got worked up enough on their own to storm the capital.
What is the lie about Charlottesville? Something out of the ordinary happened there, more violence than at your average rally. Trump was quoted as saying it was an “egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides”. He was right... It takes at least two to tango.
Did Trump intentionally mock the reporters for his handicap or was he just exampling the reporters state of confusion? Who knows what was in Trumps head when he did what he did, it was an unfortunate and stupid way for him to act. Was it blown out of proportion? I believe it was. His campaign and speech advisors should have given him direction on what to do and what not to do on the campaign trail. When someone puts themselves in the public eye, they should know that every little thing they do will be scrutinized. Supposedly, Trump rejects advice because he thinks he knows better. Maybe he does. That little stunt got him a lot of media attention; ‘All Publicity Is Good Publicity’, “All press is good press”.
There is no reasonable debate about whether Trump incited violence on January 6. He clearly did not. He told them "peacefully" and "patriotically" protest. But there will always be people who take garden variety political talk (like "fight like hell") and contort it into inciting violence. It's absurd.
No, Trump did not mock a disabled reporter. I've posted the video on this site. I was fooled, like a lot of people, and one of the reasons I did not vote for Trump in 2016 (and instead voted for the space cadet Gary Johnson) is I thought Trump had mocked a disabled reporter. I was wrong.
Regarding Charlottesville, of course you're going to use selective out-of-context quotes. There "very fine people on both sides" comment is taken out of context and just an outright lie.
There are things Trump says and does that I do not like. I don't have to distort facts to dislike some of the things he says or does. But this is precisely what you people do.
Trump Didn't Call Neo-Nazis 'Fine People.' Here's Proof.
COMMENTARY
By Steve CortesMarch 21, 2019
News anchors and pundits have repeated lies about Donald Trump and race so often that some of these narratives seem true, even to Americans who embrace the fruits of the president’s policies. The most pernicious and pervasive of these lies is the “Charlottesville Hoax,” the fake-news fabrication that he described the neo-Nazis who rallied in Charlottesville, Va., in August 2017 as “fine people.”
Just last week I exposed this falsehood, yet again, when CNN contributor Keith Boykin falsely stated, “When violent people were marching with tiki torches in Charlottesville, the president said they were ‘very fine people.’” When I objected and detailed that Trump’s “fine people on both sides” observation clearly related to those on both sides of the Confederate monument debate, and specifically excluded the violent supremacists, anchor Erin Burnett interjected, “He [Trump] didn’t say it was on the monument debate at all. No, they didn’t even try to use that defense. It’s a good one, but no one’s even tried to use it, so you just used it now.”
My colleagues seem prepared to dispute our own network’s correct contemporaneous reporting and the very clear transcripts of the now-infamous Trump Tower presser on the tragic events of Charlottesville. Here are the unambiguous actual words of President Trump:
“Excuse me, they didn’t put themselves down as neo-Nazis, and you had some very bad people in that group. But you also had people that were very fine people on both sides. You had people in that group – excuse me, excuse me, I saw the same pictures you did. You had people in that group that were there to protest the taking down of, to them, a very, very important statue and the renaming of a park from Robert E. Lee to another name.”
After another question at that press conference, Trump became even more explicit:
“I’m not talking about the neo-Nazis and white nationalists because they should be condemned totally.”
As a man charged with publicly explaining Donald Trump’s often meandering and colloquial vernacular in highly adversarial TV settings, I appreciate more than most the sometimes-murky nature of his off-script commentaries. But these Charlottesville statements leave little room for interpretation. For any honest person, therefore, to conclude that the president somehow praised the very people he actually derided, reveals a blatant and blinding level of bias.
Nonetheless, countless so-called journalists have furthered this damnable lie. For example, MSNBC’s Nicolle Wallace responded that Trump had “given safe harbor to Nazis, to white supremacists.” Her NBC colleague Chuck Todd claimed Trump “gave me the wrong kind of chills. Honestly, I’m a bit shaken from what I just heard.” Not to be outdone, print also got in on the act, with the New York Times spewing the blatantly propagandist headline: “Trump Gives White Supremacists Unequivocal Boost.” How could the Times possibly reconcile that Trump, who admonished that the supremacists should be “condemned totally” somehow also delivered an “unequivocal boost” to those very same miscreants?
But like many fake news narratives, repetition has helped cement this one into a reasonably plausible storyline for all but the most skeptical consumers of news. In fact, over the weekend, Fox News host Chris Wallace pressed White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney on why Trump has not given a speech “condemning … white supremacist bigotry.” Well, Chris, he has, and more than once. The most powerful version was from the White House following Charlottesville and the heartbreaking death of Heather Heyer. President Trump’s succinct and direct words:
“Racism is evil, and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans.”
Despite the clear evidence of Trump’s statements regarding Charlottesville, major media figures insist on spreading the calumny that Trump called neo-Nazis “fine people.” The only explanation for such a repeated falsehood is abject laziness or willful deception. Either way, the duplicity on this topic perhaps encapsulates the depressingly low trust most Americans place in major media, with 77 percent stating in a Monmouth University 2018 poll that traditional TV and newspapers report fake news. In addition, such lies as the Charlottesville Hoax needlessly further divide our already-polarized society.
Instead of hyper-partisan, distorted narratives, as American citizens we should demand adherence to truth -- and adherence to the common values that bind us regardless of politics. In the words of our president: “No matter the color of our skin, we all live under the same laws, we all salute the same great flag, and we are all made by the same almighty God.”
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2019/03/21/trump_didnt_call_neo-nazis_fine_people_heres_proof_139815.html
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I'm fans of both you and Prime. In fact I celebrate both of your entire catalogues. That being said, you both used to be very cordial to one another. Somewhere along the way I missed the falling out. I'd be interested to know what happened. Respectfully.
In before Coach.
When he posted photos of himself attending Trump's Whitehouse Christmas party, I teased him that they were photoshopped. He took me seriously and he took it personally. Apparently, never got over it. Seems he has "thin skin", a long memory, and he holds grudges.
If you read Coache's posts over the years, I think you'll see that since Trump was elected in 2016, Coach has moved so far to the conservative 'right' that if the world were flat, he would have fallen off it a long time ago. Anyone who disagrees with his politics gets labeled a Communist and a fascist who hates the U.S. Coach posting this nonsense was humorous for a while, now it is just old and tired.
The bottom line is that he takes politics way, way more seriously than I do.
BTW, I voted as soon as I got my ballot I voted and dropped it in the mail (Oregon is strictly mail-in voting). This time around I did not vote for a single Republican candidate although I did donate to a couple of the Republicans running for Oregon legislative positions who didn't happen to live in my district so I couldn't vote for them.
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Awwww someone wants their mommy. Yeah better run to mommy because Trumpy isn’t going to help you at all.
Maybe you can find the court statement.
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In before Coach.
When he posted photos of himself attending Trump's Whitehouse Christmas party, I teased him that they were photoshopped. He took me seriously and he took it personally. Apparently, never got over it. Seems he has "thin skin", a long memory, and he holds grudges.
1. If was thin skinned I would have left here years ago. As it were, I met my wife on here almost 20 years ago and I'm still here. Teased? ok, before that there was no sign of that from you, you were cordial as I was to you despite our political differences. The "teasing" as you say, was actually backstabbing from both you and Howard. The amount of shit I've taken on here over the years is beyond the pale including attacks on my son when he was only 10. But few have backstabbed, this includes you, Howard and Josh.
If you read Coache's posts over the years, I think you'll see that since Trump was elected in 2016, Coach has moved so far to the conservative 'right' that if the world were flat, he would have fallen off it a long time ago. Anyone who disagrees with his politics gets labeled a Communist and a fascist who hates the U.S. Coach posting this nonsense was humorous for a while, now it is just old and tired.
The bottom line is that he takes politics way, way more seriously than I do.
BTW, I voted as soon as I got my ballot I voted and dropped it in the mail (Oregon is strictly mail-in voting). This time around I did not vote for a single Republican candidate although I did donate to a couple of the Republicans running for Oregon legislative positions who didn't happen to live in my district so I couldn't vote for them.
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There is no reasonable debate about whether Trump incited violence on January 6. He clearly did not. He told them "peacefully" and "patriotically" protest. But there will always be people who take garden variety political talk (like "fight like hell") and contort it into inciting violence. It's absurd.
No, Trump did not mock a disabled reporter. I've posted the video on this site. I was fooled, like a lot of people, and one of the reasons I did not vote for Trump in 2016 (and instead voted for the space cadet Gary Johnson) is I thought Trump had mocked a disabled reporter. I was wrong.
Regarding Charlottesville, of course you're going to use selective out-of-context quotes. There "very fine people on both sides" comment is taken out of context and just an outright lie.
There are things Trump says and does that I do not like. I don't have to distort facts to dislike some of the things he says or does. But this is precisely what you people do.
Trump Didn't Call Neo-Nazis 'Fine People.' Here's Proof.
COMMENTARY
By Steve CortesMarch 21, 2019
News anchors and pundits have repeated lies about Donald Trump and race so often that some of these narratives seem true, even to Americans who embrace the fruits of the president’s policies. The most pernicious and pervasive of these lies is the “Charlottesville Hoax,” the fake-news fabrication that he described the neo-Nazis who rallied in Charlottesville, Va., in August 2017 as “fine people.”
Just last week I exposed this falsehood, yet again, when CNN contributor Keith Boykin falsely stated, “When violent people were marching with tiki torches in Charlottesville, the president said they were ‘very fine people.’” When I objected and detailed that Trump’s “fine people on both sides” observation clearly related to those on both sides of the Confederate monument debate, and specifically excluded the violent supremacists, anchor Erin Burnett interjected, “He [Trump] didn’t say it was on the monument debate at all. No, they didn’t even try to use that defense. It’s a good one, but no one’s even tried to use it, so you just used it now.”
My colleagues seem prepared to dispute our own network’s correct contemporaneous reporting and the very clear transcripts of the now-infamous Trump Tower presser on the tragic events of Charlottesville. Here are the unambiguous actual words of President Trump:
“Excuse me, they didn’t put themselves down as neo-Nazis, and you had some very bad people in that group. But you also had people that were very fine people on both sides. You had people in that group – excuse me, excuse me, I saw the same pictures you did. You had people in that group that were there to protest the taking down of, to them, a very, very important statue and the renaming of a park from Robert E. Lee to another name.”
After another question at that press conference, Trump became even more explicit:
“I’m not talking about the neo-Nazis and white nationalists because they should be condemned totally.”
As a man charged with publicly explaining Donald Trump’s often meandering and colloquial vernacular in highly adversarial TV settings, I appreciate more than most the sometimes-murky nature of his off-script commentaries. But these Charlottesville statements leave little room for interpretation. For any honest person, therefore, to conclude that the president somehow praised the very people he actually derided, reveals a blatant and blinding level of bias.
Nonetheless, countless so-called journalists have furthered this damnable lie. For example, MSNBC’s Nicolle Wallace responded that Trump had “given safe harbor to Nazis, to white supremacists.” Her NBC colleague Chuck Todd claimed Trump “gave me the wrong kind of chills. Honestly, I’m a bit shaken from what I just heard.” Not to be outdone, print also got in on the act, with the New York Times spewing the blatantly propagandist headline: “Trump Gives White Supremacists Unequivocal Boost.” How could the Times possibly reconcile that Trump, who admonished that the supremacists should be “condemned totally” somehow also delivered an “unequivocal boost” to those very same miscreants?
But like many fake news narratives, repetition has helped cement this one into a reasonably plausible storyline for all but the most skeptical consumers of news. In fact, over the weekend, Fox News host Chris Wallace pressed White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney on why Trump has not given a speech “condemning … white supremacist bigotry.” Well, Chris, he has, and more than once. The most powerful version was from the White House following Charlottesville and the heartbreaking death of Heather Heyer. President Trump’s succinct and direct words:
“Racism is evil, and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans.”
Despite the clear evidence of Trump’s statements regarding Charlottesville, major media figures insist on spreading the calumny that Trump called neo-Nazis “fine people.” The only explanation for such a repeated falsehood is abject laziness or willful deception. Either way, the duplicity on this topic perhaps encapsulates the depressingly low trust most Americans place in major media, with 77 percent stating in a Monmouth University 2018 poll that traditional TV and newspapers report fake news. In addition, such lies as the Charlottesville Hoax needlessly further divide our already-polarized society.
Instead of hyper-partisan, distorted narratives, as American citizens we should demand adherence to truth -- and adherence to the common values that bind us regardless of politics. In the words of our president: “No matter the color of our skin, we all live under the same laws, we all salute the same great flag, and we are all made by the same almighty God.”
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2019/03/21/trump_didnt_call_neo-nazis_fine_people_heres_proof_139815.html
You make some valid points. It all good except for you referring to me as "you people". Last time I checked, there was just one of me. And that 'me' happens not to like Trump... never did.
Quoting someone is not a lie if it is exactly what the person said even when it was taken out of context by the press and others. For example, Trump did say, did he not "There were very fine people on both sides"?
Trump often speaks extemporaneously. His mind drifts enough that sometimes what he says during a speech or press conference makes no sense. Maybe it is just his style, but it often leaves his comments open to misinterpretation. If there ever there was someone that could benefit from a speech writer, it is Trump.
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1. If was thin skinned I would have left here years ago. As it were, I met my wife on here almost 20 years ago and I'm still here. Teased? ok, before that there was no sign of that from you, you were cordial as I was to you despite our political differences. The "teasing" as you say, was actually backstabbing from both you and Howard. The amount of shit I've taken on here over the years is beyond the pale including attacks on my son when he was only 10. But few have backstabbed, this includes you, Howard and Josh.
I believe I apologized to you on Getbig regarding your visit to the Whitehouse by suggesting those photos were shopped. If I didn't or you didn't catch it, then I will say it now. It was meanspirited of me to challenge your Whitehouse Christmas party attendance. I had no intention of stabbing you in the back. I am sorry for having done this. It was wrong.
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Hahahha those Oath Keepers sure are some terrible liars. And then he claims he doesn’t know there is a House or Senate. ::)
Does this dumbass really think anyone is going to be stupid enough to fall for this?
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Still focused on taking down Trump when Biden's empire is crumbling all around us.
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Maybe you can find the court statement.
Maybe you can evidence where he has tried to help any?
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So despite the eye patch, tough words, and Cabelas clearance tactical gear this Rhodes still cries while in court. And this is who is ready for a civil war? Hahahahaha
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So despite the eye patch, tough words, and Cabelas clearance tactical gear this Rhodes still cries while in court. And this is who is ready for a civil war? Hahahahaha
Do you think he knows which bathroom to use? :)
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I believe I apologized to you on Getbig regarding your visit to the Whitehouse by suggesting those photos were shopped. If I didn't or you didn't catch it, then I will say it now. It was meanspirited of me to challenge your Whitehouse Christmas party attendance. I had no intention of stabbing you in the back. I am sorry for having done this. It was wrong.
At the time, no I didn’t remember or see it. I don’t mark posts for responses. I do appreciate your sincerity. Thank you
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At the time, no I didn’t remember or see it. I don’t mark posts for responses. I do appreciate your sincerity. Thank you
I feel good about this. You're both nice guys in my book. It's good to set an example of how good people can see things radically different and not resort to ugly language and heaven forbid violence. Now, because this is the Thunderdome fuck you Qoach and you too Primehomosexual! ;D ;D ;D
Kidding!
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Do you think he knows which bathroom to use? :)
When you wear Depends it doesn’t matter.
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When you wear Depends it doesn’t matter.
Guess that would be why most liberals don't care. :)
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Guess that would be why most liberals don't care. :)
Perhaps you should just worry about which bathroom you use. If you walk in and see a woman using the same one and you don’t like it then you can just suck her dick. :-*
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Perhaps you should just worry about which bathroom you use. If you walk in and see a woman using the same one and you don’t like it then you can just suck her dick. :-*
🤣
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Perhaps you should just worry about which bathroom you use. If you walk in and see a woman using the same one and you don’t like it then you can just suck her dick. :-*
Is that your normal reaction ???
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Perhaps you should just worry about which bathroom you use. If you walk in and see a woman using the same one and you don’t like it then you can just suck her dick. :-*
Aren’t you the frequent visitor to BangCOCK?
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Is that your normal reaction ???
You plan to follow me in the restroom? Should I wear a wig?
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Aren’t you the frequent visitor to BangCOCK?
Aren’t you the frequent visitor to the soapy studs thread?
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You plan to follow me in the restroom? Should I wear a wig?
Maybe, post your pic in a wig and let's see.
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Maybe, post your pic in a wig and let's see.
You couldn’t handle the beauty.
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Another intellectually challenged moron that ruined his life over Trumpy's Big Lie.
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Armonk native found guilty of cop assault, obstruction in Jan. 6 Capitol riot case.
A 28-year-old Westchester County native who entered the U.S. Capitol twice and hit a police officer during the Jan. 6 riot is awaiting sentencing after being found guilty of two felonies in a Washington, D.C., court this week.
Brian Gundersen, a 2012 graduate of Byram Hills High School in Armonk, signed a statement last week admitting the police assault and his other actions that day, much of which was recorded by surveillance and police body cameras. That admission paved the way for U.S. District Judge Thomas Hogan to declare Gundersen guilty on Thursday of two of the eight charges he faced: obstructing an official proceeding and assaulting an officer.
Gundersen, who played football at Byram Hills, unwittingly made himself identifiable in the mob of rioters by wearing his Byram Hills varsity jacket as he stormed the Capitol with other Donald Trump supporters. Someone called authorities after recognizing him by his distinctive jacket in news images. He was arrested less than three weeks after the riot.
Sentence:Prosecutors seek 17.5-year sentence for Goshen man convicted of Jan. 6 cop assault.
Gundersen is one of 13 men from the Hudson Valley and almost 900 defendants in all who have been charged in connection with the riot, which took place as Congress met to certify President Joe Biden's victory over Trump in the 2020 election.
Of the 13 Hudson Valley suspects, four have pleaded guilty, two were convicted and seven are awaiting trial or guilty pleas. Thomas Webster, a retired New York City police officer from Goshen, was found guilty in May of assaulting a cop and is now serving 10 years − the longest sentence yet for a Capitol rioter − in federal prison in Texarcana, Texas.
Gundersen, who then lived in State College, Pa., drove to D.C. for Trump's rally near the White House on Jan. 6 and joined the crowd headed to the Capitol after hearing it had been breached, according to the account he signed. After shouting at police through a window for four minutes, he followed rioters into the building after they smashed a door window pane to enter.
He waved more rioters inside as ones in front of him fought with police, the statement read. He went into the Parliamentarian's office and remained there as rioters broke furniture, stole items and threw papers on the floor.
Gundersen scrawled a mocking message for the Parliamentarian on a pad in that office: "Sowwy for damage."
He spent 25 minutes in the Capitol until police forced him out. Then he got back in 10 minutes later by climbing through a window. After police herded him out again, he spent more than an hour trying to get back inside. As rioters confronted police who were blocking their path, Gundersen hit an officer on the arm.
Then he beat his chest with his fists in defiance after police pushed him away.
"We all stormed the us capital and tried to take over the government," Gundersen wrote on Facebook two days later, in one of a string of social-media boasts quoted in the court statement.
According to the Department of Justice, Gundersen faces up to 20 years in prison for the obstruction charge and up to eight years for the assault charge. He is set to be sentenced on Jan. 27.
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Upcoming civil war will be fought by fatty's in Cabelas discount tactical gear, junk stun guns, and slackers with skateboards.
Will be the worst civil war ever. Will be the shortest too.
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A Capitol rioter pleaded guilty to assaulting police with a skateboard despite yelling, 'We will not concede,' on January 6.
On January 6, 2021, Grady Owens struck a triumphant tone as he recorded his time at the Capitol and watched his fellow rioters.
"Hold these traitors accountable," he said. "Tear gas ain't shit, folks," he declared, according to court papers.
"We will not concede."
Almost two years later, though, Owens, 22, and his father have done just that in the face of criminal charges stemming from their role in the Capitol attack.
Owens and his father, Jason Owens, pleaded guilty Thursday to charges they assaulted police during the January 6 attack on the Capitol, where prosecutors said their actions helped disrupt the peaceful transfer of power from then-President Donald Trump to President Joe Biden.
In court papers, federal prosecutors alleged that the younger Owens struck a police officer with a skateboard — emblazoned with the words "White Fang" — and that his father pushed another police officer hard enough to snap his head back. The officer struck by Grady Owens was making his way through the west lawn of the Capitol, joined by more than 30 officers with the DC Metropolitan Police, in response to a request for assistance from the Capitol police, prosecutors said.
Later, prosecutors said, the father-and-son duo joined a crowd that unsuccessfully attempted to push their way into the Capitol through the East Rotunda doors, where Jason Owens grabbed a police officer's baton and struggled for it before being pushed away.
The FBI arrested Grady Owens on April 1 in Florida following a manhunt aided by the Twitter account @SeditionHunters, which an agent described as helping law enforcement in identifying members of the pro-Trump mob that stormed the Capitol on January 6. In the aftermath of the January 6, nearly 900 accused members of that mob have been arrested in connection with the Capitol attack.
Owens' father was arrested two weeks after, on April 16, in Austin, Texas, according to court records.
Grady and Jason Owens each face a maximum sentence of 8 years in prison, according to the US attorney's office in Washington, DC.
Chief Judge Beryl Howell is set to sentence them on February 24 at a federal courthouse just blocks from the Capitol.
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Plea deals mean cooperation. They are ratting on each other. LOL. Going to jail for Trumpy is a Republican hobby that I will never understand.
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Kansas City-area ‘first-degree’ Proud Boy gets brief jail sentence in Capitol riot.
A member of a Kansas City Proud Boys chapter who prosecutors said conspired to breach the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 was sentenced in federal court Thursday to 70 days in jail and 12 months of supervised release.
Ryan Keith Ashlock, 23, of Gardner — described in court documents as a “first-degree member of the Proud Boys” — also is required to pay $500 in restitution for damage to the Capitol building and costs incurred by the U.S. Capitol Police, which the government says totaled more than $2.8 million.
Ashlock is the first of four area Proud Boys charged in the Capitol riot to be sentenced. The sentencing hearing was held before U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.
Ashlock pleaded guilty in June to one count of entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds, a misdemeanor. Ashlock did not enter the Capitol building but was part of the mob that breached police barricades on the grounds. As part of his plea agreement, the government dropped multiple felony charges against him.
Judy L. Thomas
Thu, November 10, 2022 at 1:43 PM
A member of a Kansas City Proud Boys chapter who prosecutors said conspired to breach the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 was sentenced in federal court Thursday to 70 days in jail and 12 months of supervised release.
Ryan Keith Ashlock, 23, of Gardner — described in court documents as a “first-degree member of the Proud Boys” — also is required to pay $500 in restitution for damage to the Capitol building and costs incurred by the U.S. Capitol Police, which the government says totaled more than $2.8 million.
Ashlock is the first of four area Proud Boys charged in the Capitol riot to be sentenced. The sentencing hearing was held before U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.
Ashlock pleaded guilty in June to one count of entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds, a misdemeanor. Ashlock did not enter the Capitol building but was part of the mob that breached police barricades on the grounds. As part of his plea agreement, the government dropped multiple felony charges against him.
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He faced up to one year in jail and a fine of up to $100,000. The government had requested a sentence of 135 days’ incarceration, 12 months of supervised release, 60 hours of community service and $500 in restitution.
A “statement of offense” signed by Ashlock as part of his guilty plea revealed that he and other Kansas City Proud Boys took guns — including two AR-15 style rifles — body armor and breathing masks with them to the D.C. area but did not take the weapons to the Capitol.
Ashlock was indicted by a federal grand jury last year along with three other Kansas City-area Proud Boys — Christopher Kuehne and William Chrestman, of Olathe, and Louis Colon, of Blue Springs. Two siblings from Arizona, Cory and Felicia Konold, also were charged in the conspiracy.
The six were charged with conspiracy, obstruction of an official proceeding, civil disorder and entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds. Chrestman also was charged with threatening to assault a federal law enforcement officer and carrying a wooden ax handle while in the Capitol building and on the grounds.
All except Chrestman were released on a personal recognizance bond pending trial. (Court records indicate Kuehne has since moved to Arizona.) Chrestman remains in custody without bond. Prosecutors allege that he was a key player in the insurrection.
Colon pleaded guilty in April to one count of civil disorder, a felony. His sentencing date has not been set. He faces a maximum sentence of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
Ashlock is the fourth Kansas resident to be sentenced in connection with the Capitol riot. The other three have all been sentenced to two years’ probation, with one of them also receiving 30 days’ home detention and a $2,000 fine.
The Proud Boys are at the forefront of the federal investigation into the Capitol insurrection. Authorities have rounded up more than three dozen members from around the country on charges ranging from disorderly conduct to assaulting a federal officer to sedition. Former Proud Boys chairman Henry “Enrique” Tarrio and four top lieutenants are scheduled to go to trial in December on seditious conspiracy charges.
Ashlock’s role in the Capitol riot has been less visible than that of his Proud Boys co-defendants, in part because he didn’t go inside the building.
A sentencing document filed by the government last week said Ashlock is an Eagle Scout with a high school education and no criminal record who “appears to have had a stable, healthy home life as the youngest of four children.” It said he has a job in food production.
The document said Ashlock began planning for Jan. 6 as early as Dec. 28, 2020. Chat messages recovered from his phone, it said, showed that he and other Proud Boys communicated during that time about travel arrangements and about the potential for violence.
“When a member of Ashlock’s chat group said that ‘[w]e will be headed back [home] on the 7th, either to prepare for war or celebrate a trump victory, Ashlock responded, ‘Yep. Best part is demorat [sic] cities and states will turn into 4th world s— holes,’” the document said.
“The conversation then turned to what types of weapons the group should bring. One member remarked, ‘I think we will roll with pistols for self defense, and leave the long guns at home. S— gets that bad ill pluck one off of some dead schmuck.’ Ashlock replied, ‘Hah. Sure.’”
The group also discussed plans to engage in violence against Antifa and Black Lives Matters supporters, the document said. And members talked about concealing their identities and obtaining items such as two-way radios, medical supplies and weapons.
“As part of his preparations for January 6, Ashlock also outfitted himself with protective gear and a can of pepper spray,” the sentencing document said. “During the attack on the Capitol, Ashlock would wear a tactical vest and goggles and carry the pepper spray. Ashlock also brought a handgun on the trip, but he did not bring the firearm into the District of Columbia.”
On Jan. 6, Ashlock was part of a large group of Proud Boys and others who marched from the Washington Monument to the Capitol, according to the document. Under the direction of top Proud Boys leaders, they were among the first to breach police barricades.
“Ashlock was part of the mob that stormed past police lines, tossing and toppling barriers as it went,” the document said. A video shows Ashlock tearing down some fencing as he made his way toward the Capitol building. As the chaos intensified, Ashlock worked his way to the front of the mob, where he interfered with officers who were trying to control the crowd.
In another video, the document said, Ashlock can be seen at the forefront of a group that was trying to dismantle a barrier of bicycle racks set up by police. He kept his grip on a piece of the rack even as he was doused with pepper spray, it said, his goggles allowing him to hold his position.
“An officer finally succeeded in breaking Ashlock’s grasp on the barrier using the force of a baton….Shortly thereafter, Ashlock left the Capitol grounds. He did not enter the Capitol building.”
After he left, while the riot was still raging, Ashlock’s mother sent him a text message telling him that “you need to get away from the building,” the document said.
Ashlock responded that he had already left. Then, the document said, he added: “(expletive deleted) all these (expletive deleted) liar politicians. Trump should have them all executed.”
Four days later, the document said, Ashlock messaged others:
“America needs a civil war. The government can’t win one and the rest of the world goes into chaos with us.”
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Another guilty plea. ;D
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A Kansas man scheduled to go to trial in Washington, D.C., this month on multiple felony charges in connection with the Capitol riot pleaded guilty to one count on Tuesday. Michael Eckerman, of Wichita, pleaded guilty to assaulting, resisting or impeding a federal officer. The hearing was held by video conference in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. “What is your plea, sir?” asked U.S. District Judge Christopher R. Cooper.
“I’m pleading guilty,” Eckerman replied. Eckerman’s sentencing is scheduled for Feb. 14 in person in federal court in D.C. He faces a maximum sentence of eight years’ imprisonment, a $250,000 fine and three years of supervised release. He also is required to pay $2,000 in restitution for more than $2.8 million in losses the government said were caused by the riot, including damage to the Capitol building and grounds and certain costs borne by the U.S. Capitol Police. Eckerman, 38, who told the judge he was born and raised in Wichita and played football at Garden City Community College, was indicted by a federal grand jury on Oct. 8, 2021. He was charged with three felonies — civil disorder; assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers; and obstruction of an official proceeding — and five misdemeanors involving the Capitol breach.
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You have to laugh when they provide their own evidence against themselves. Must have been a real shitstain of a person for his own family to turn him in. But he should get catch a break in the sentencing. It was his video of Ashley flying back out of that window that helped that nice Capitol police officer not get charged.
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Infowars staffer who captured Ashli Babbitt's death on video pleads guilty to Jan. 6 charge.
An Infowars staffer who recorded a nearly 45-minute video that depicted the shooting death of rioter Ashli Babbitt inside the Capitol on January 6 pleaded guilty this week to storming the Capitol.
Samuel Christopher Montoya, who identified himself as a video editor at Infowarsstore.com in a post-riot interview on Alex Jones' channel, pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor count of parading, demonstrating, and picketing in a Capitol building. He faces up to six months in jail and a possible $5,000 fine.
Prosecutors say a family member of Montoya's contacted authorities soon after the siege saying they had proof that Montoya was inside the US Capitol on January 6, 2021 close to where Babbitt was fatally shot by an officer near the House Speaker's lobby.
The officer who shot Babbitt, a 35-year-old veteran, was ultimately cleared of any wrongdoing in the incident.
Investigators reviewed an open-source video titled "Patriots Storm Congress Raw Footage Includes Execution of Ashli Babbitt," in which Montoya identified himself as the narrator of the video, according to court documents. The footage showed him entering the Capitol among a mob of Trump supporters as he exclaimed "It feels good to be in the Capitol baby!" prosecutors said.
The 44-minute video also depicts Babbitt's shooting, according to court documents.
Following the riot, Montoya appeared in several interviews on the Infowars show "War Room with Owen Shroyer," offering his eyewitness account of the attack and describing the gunshot that he believed was responsible for Babbitt's death, prosecutors said.
Shroyer has also been charged in relation to the riot.
A lawyer for Montoya did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.
More than 900 people have been charged in relation to the riot thus far, and more than 400 people have pleaded guilty.
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This one eye Don Juan wannabe keeps thinking he is slick and anyone will ever believe his lies. Or either he is trying to achieve a mistrial and delay his life long prison sentence. In order to not go "off mission" would indicate there actually was a mission and that is conspiracy. It's not called "persecution" when you get tried for and convicted of committing a crime... it's called "justice". ::)
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Oath Keeper Boss Goes on Unsolicited Rant About Having Sex With Lawyer.
Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes did his best to wipe his hands of the violent disaster that was Jan. 6, 2021, on Monday, claiming on the witness stand that “it was stupid” of his allies to storm the Capitol. He also went on a bizarre tangent about his alleged romantic escapades.
Despite her steadfast indications to the contrary, Rhodes claimed in federal court that he was involved in a romantic relationship with Kellye SoRelle, the former general counsel for his far-right militia group.
“We were dating,” Rhodes told D.C. federal court jurors presiding over a case in which he and others are accused of seditious conspiracy—a Civil War-era charge connected to their alleged planning before the riot.
Rhodes made the claim when he was asked during cross-examination whether he had enough control over the attorney to get her to stay silent about the Oath Keepers’ role in the riots. The militia founder smiled before answering: “Do we have to get into kink, really?”
“Outside the bedroom, she’s definitely a type A. Inside the bedroom, she definitely switches to a sub,” he told Assistant U.S. Attorney Kathryn Rakoczy.
The claim came hours into Rhodes’ time on the stand, during which he offered one of his strongest denials yet of involvement in the insurrection.
“I think it was stupid to go into the Capitol. One, because it wasn’t our mission,” Rhodes said. “And two, it opened the door for our political enemies to persecute us. And that’s what happened and here we are.”
Rhodes claimed that more than 100 members of his far-right militia group went to the nation’s Capitol simply to provide security for Jan. 6 rally-goers and speakers. But once the riots began, several Oath Keeper members went “off-mission” and breached the Capitol, disrupting the electoral certification of President Joe Biden, he said.
Oath Keeper Boss Has Messy First Visit to the Witness Stand
“I didn’t want them getting wrapped up into all the nonsense with Trump supporters,” Rhodes insisted on Monday. “My goal was to make sure that no one got wrapped up in that Charlie Foxtrot going on inside the Capitol.”
Prosecutors, however, allege that Rhodes and four other militia members spent months training and planning “an armed rebellion to shatter a bedrock of American democracy” in an attempt to stop the certification of Biden’s win over Donald Trump in the 2020 election. While Rhodes did not enter the building, prosecutors allege that he directed his group from afar like a “general” as they stormed the Capitol. To prove their argument, jurors have been shown surveillance footage and text messages that allegedly show the lengths Oath Keepers went to in order to execute their mission.
Last week, jurors also saw a recording of Rhodes four days after the riot—in which he is heard saying his only regret was not bringing rifles to the Capitol.
“We could have fixed it right then and there. I’d hang fuckin’ Pelosi from the lamppost,” Rhodes said. (On Monday, Rhodes said he made that comment after a “couple of drinks at dinner.”)
Oath Keeper Boss Has Messy First Visit to the Witness Stand
On the stand Monday, Rhodes told jurors that he spent the morning of the riots at a hotel—and only went to the Capitol when he learned of the news that the barricades to the government building had been breached by rioters. He said that “it never crossed” his mind that Oath Keepers had entered the Capitol and insisted that he never suggested that anyone should go disrupt the electoral certification. Rhodes claimed that it wasn’t until later that evening that he learned his rogue group had stormed the Capitol, and he immediately voiced his concerns with their actions.
“It was not our mission that day to enter the Capitol for any reason,” he added under cross-examination.
“I think that anyone who assaults a police officer should be prosecuted,” Rhodes said about what he called the “horrific” events at the Capitol. “We have an absolutely zero tolerance for someone putting hands on a police officer."
Rhodes and his fellow alleged co-conspirators—Kelly Meggs, a leader of the Florida Oath Keepers chapter; Thomas Caldwell, a retired Navy intelligence officer; member Kenneth Harrelson; and Jessica Watkins, who led an Ohio militia group—have pleaded not guilty.
During cross-examination, prosecutors grilled Rhodes about his previous characterization of the group he founded around 2009. Assistant U.S. Attorney Kathryn Rakoczy also showed jurors videos of Rhodes with far-right conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, and footage of other Oath Keepers acting menacingly at various social justice protests.
“With martial arts training I could use almost anything” as a weapon, Rhodes admitted on the stand at one point. Later, he conceded that he’d urged his followers “not to recognize Biden as the legitimate winner” of the 2020 election—claims that spurred the Jan. 6 attack, prosecutors allege.
When Rhodes later argued that he was not aware of what some of the other Oath Keepers were planning in a group chat, Rakoczy pointed out that he was the group’s chairman.
“Sir, the buck stops with you in this organization, right?” the prosecutor added, to which Rhodes insisted he was not responsible for members who go off mission.
“Well that’s convenient,” Rakoczy retorted.
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Talk about obsession. Relax Tom. :-*
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Talk about obsession. Relax Tom. :-*
Talk about deflection and TDfS. Relax Fetterclone.
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What a loser. Obviously not an example of fine decision making. Fits right in with the rest of the J6ers. The 8 years he was facing for the riot are the least of his problems now. It's God's Will that he spends his life in a cage. One way or another.
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Illinois man who pleaded guilty to Jan. 6 attack is arrested in fatal Interstate 55 crash.
A 44-year-old Auburn, Ill., man who pleaded guilty in federal court in early September to assaulting a law enforcement officer during the deadly Jan. 6 breach of the U.S. Capitol has been arrested in connection with a fatal accident on Interstate 55 Tuesday.
Illinois State Police confirmed Sunday morning Shane Jason Woods, also known as Shane Castleman, had been taken into custody.
Sangamon County Sheriff Jack Campbell said Woods was arrested for reckless homicide, aggravated driving under the influence, driving under the influence and fleeing/eluding police. He was taken to the Sangamon County Jail and his bond was set at $2 million.
Lauren Wegner, 35, of Clayton, North Carolina, died Tuesday when the vehicle she was driving collided with Woods' vehicle in the southbound lanes near mile marker 88.
Woods was driving the wrong way on I-55 when the two vehicles struck each other just past 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Three other vehicles were involved in the incident injuring three people, including Woods.
Reached Sunday, Sangamon County State's Attorney Dan Wright said his office has been working closely with ISP to investigate the crash. The filing of formal charges against Woods is expected this week.
In the Jan. 6 case, Woods also pleaded guilty to a related federal assault charge on a member of the news media. He was arrested on June 24, 2021, in Springfield.
Woods was scheduled to be sentenced on the federal charges on Jan. 13, 2023. He faces up to eight years in prison.
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So despite the eye patch, tough words, and Cabelas clearance tactical gear this Rhodes still cries while in court. And this is who is ready for a civil war? Hahahahaha
As a boy, his mother told him ; " Elmer , you'll shoot your eye out playing with that bb gun".
Sadly, he didn't listen ... ;D
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hahahaha.... this twat had a meltdown. So much for attempting to come across as some idiot with misguided intentions. Why are all these dumbasses trying to blame Infowars now? ::)
A weirdo fatty with an eye patch and a trans lesbian.... this is who is supposed to kick off the next civil war? ::)
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An Oath Keeper Took the Stand in Her Own Defense. It Went Badly.
Transgender Oath Keeper Tells Jury Bullying Sent Her ‘AWOL’ from Army, Before ‘Steady Diet’ of Alex Jones Drove Her to the Militia.
Jessica Watkins, an Oath Keeper charged with seditious conspiracy, struggled Thursday under cross examination by prosecutors—at one point shouting that the 2020 election had been stolen from Donald Trump.
“Half this country feels this way still,” Watkins said after she was pressed about her role in a confrontation with police inside the Capitol on January 6. “Half this country still feels disenfranchised by that election…We didn’t have a free and fair election. And that is not rhetoric.”
Those words may have torpedoed Watkins’ defense. Taking the stand in a surprise move Wednesday, she testified about her personal struggle as a trans woman, and said she wanted to apologize to a police officer who was among those she and other Oath Keepers had clashed with in a Capitol hallway during the riot. Watkins also attributed her past belief in various wild conspiracy theories tied to the 2020 election—such as her fear that United Nations troops would invade the United States to forcibly dispense Covid vaccines if Joe Biden took office—to her “steady diet of InfoWars.”
Watkins admitted to some of the actions for which she now faces criminal charges, including impeding police officers, all but ensuring her conviction on that count. But her apparent bet was that jurors might be more likely to acquit her on more serious charges such as seditious conspiracy—which can carry a prison term of up to 20 years—if they found her sympathetic.
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hahahaha.... this twat had a meltdown. So much for attempting to come across as some idiot with misguided intentions. Why are all these dumbasses trying to blame Infowars now? ::)
A weirdo fatty with an eye patch and a trans lesbian.... this is who is supposed to kick off the next civil war? ::)
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An Oath Keeper Took the Stand in Her Own Defense. It Went Badly.
Transgender Oath Keeper Tells Jury Bullying Sent Her ‘AWOL’ from Army, Before ‘Steady Diet’ of Alex Jones Drove Her to the Militia.
Jessica Watkins, an Oath Keeper charged with seditious conspiracy, struggled Thursday under cross examination by prosecutors—at one point shouting that the 2020 election had been stolen from Donald Trump.
“Half this country feels this way still,” Watkins said after she was pressed about her role in a confrontation with police inside the Capitol on January 6. “Half this country still feels disenfranchised by that election…We didn’t have a free and fair election. And that is not rhetoric.”
Those words may have torpedoed Watkins’ defense. Taking the stand in a surprise move Wednesday, she testified about her personal struggle as a trans woman, and said she wanted to apologize to a police officer who was among those she and other Oath Keepers had clashed with in a Capitol hallway during the riot. Watkins also attributed her past belief in various wild conspiracy theories tied to the 2020 election—such as her fear that United Nations troops would invade the United States to forcibly dispense Covid vaccines if Joe Biden took office—to her “steady diet of InfoWars.”
Watkins admitted to some of the actions for which she now faces criminal charges, including impeding police officers, all but ensuring her conviction on that count. But her apparent bet was that jurors might be more likely to acquit her on more serious charges such as seditious conspiracy—which can carry a prison term of up to 20 years—if they found her sympathetic.
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Elmer shot out his own eye and a tranny shot his legal defense in the foot.
He should ask Yale for a refund on his law school tuition .
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Meh, another day, another Trumper on the way to prison. It’s not even newsworthy, just expected daily. An idiot and her consequences that she will soon suffer.
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Woman convicted of storming Pelosi's office in Jan. 6 attack.
A Pennsylvania woman linked to the far-right “Groyper” extremist movement was convicted Monday of several federal charges after prosecutors said she was part of a group that stormed House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office during the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Riley June Williams was found guilty of six federal counts, including civil disorder. But the jury deadlocked on two other charges, including “aiding and abetting the theft” of a laptop that was stolen from Pelosi's office suite during the insurrection. The jury also failed to reach a unanimous verdict on whether Williams obstructed an official proceeding.
Williams joined a mob's attack on the Capitol after attending the “Stop the Steal” rally, where then-President Donald Trump addressed thousands of supporters earlier that day. Entering Pelosi’s office, she found a laptop on a table and told another rioter, “Dude, put on gloves,” before someone with a black gloved hand removed the computer, according to prosecutors.
Williams later bragged online that she stole Pelosi’s gavel, laptop and hard drives and that she “gave the electronic devices, or attempted to give them, to unspecified Russian individuals,” prosecutors said in a June 2022 court filing.
MICHAEL KUNZELMAN
Mon, November 21, 2022 at 4:15 PM
WASHINGTON (AP) — A Pennsylvania woman linked to the far-right “Groyper” extremist movement was convicted Monday of several federal charges after prosecutors said she was part of a group that stormed House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office during the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Riley June Williams was found guilty of six federal counts, including civil disorder. But the jury deadlocked on two other charges, including “aiding and abetting the theft” of a laptop that was stolen from Pelosi's office suite during the insurrection. The jury also failed to reach a unanimous verdict on whether Williams obstructed an official proceeding.
Williams joined a mob's attack on the Capitol after attending the “Stop the Steal” rally, where then-President Donald Trump addressed thousands of supporters earlier that day. Entering Pelosi’s office, she found a laptop on a table and told another rioter, “Dude, put on gloves,” before someone with a black gloved hand removed the computer, according to prosecutors.
Williams later bragged online that she stole Pelosi’s gavel, laptop and hard drives and that she “gave the electronic devices, or attempted to give them, to unspecified Russian individuals,” prosecutors said in a June 2022 court filing.
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“To date, neither the laptop nor the gavel has been recovered,” they added.
A witness described as a former romantic partner of Williams told the FBI that she intended to send the stolen laptop or hard drive to a friend in Russia who planned to sell it to Russia’s foreign intelligence service. But the witness said Williams kept the device or destroyed it when the transfer fell through, according to an FBI agent's affidavit.
Williams, a resident of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, was arrested less than two weeks after the riot. She was charged with theft of government property, assaulting police and obstructing the joint session of Congress for certifying the Electoral College vote. Williams also faced misdemeanor charges, including disorderly or disruptive conduct.
Williams denied stealing the laptop when the FBI questioned her. She claimed her ex-boyfriend “made up” the allegation, prosecutors said.
Before she left the Capitol, Williams joined other rioters in pushing against police officers trying to clear the building's Rotunda. Police body camera captured the confrontation, as Williams encouraged other rioters to “keep pushing,” and “push, push, push.”
Williams was wearing a shirt bearing the message, “I’m with groyper,” when she entered the Capitol. The term “groyper” refers to followers of “America First” movement leader Nick Fuentes, who has used his online platform to spew antisemitic and white supremacist rhetoric.
Other followers of Fuentes have been charged with Jan. 6-related crimes, including former UCLA student Christian Secor, 24, of Costa Mesa, California. Secor, who was waving an “America First” flag when he entered the Capitol, was sentenced last month to three years and six months in prison.
Williams' online footprint also included material associated with “accelerationism,” a violent ideology that asserts “Western governments are corrupt and unsalvageable, and therefore the best thing a person can do is accelerate their collapse by sowing social chaos and generating political conflict,” prosecutors said.
In December 2020, Williams attended at least two rallies protesting the outcome of the presidential election. Both rallies featured speeches by Fuentes.
“Her admiration of Nick Fuentes, self-identification as a ‘Groyper,’ belief in Accelerationism, and support for violence all circumstantially show the mixed motives behind her actions on January 6: she not only specifically sought to block Congress from certifying the Electoral College vote, but also to undermine and obstruct the government more generally,” prosecutors wrote.
Before her trial, Williams' attorneys questioned the relevance of her political activities and ideology.
“There is no evidence linking her beliefs and actions prior to January 6 with her actions that day,” they wrote. “There is a legitimate risk that jurors will judge Ms. Williams merely for the unpopular and extreme ideologies she has embraced in the past, rather than for the actual crimes with which she is charged.”
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30 days.... and a record. Good times!
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Delaware man sentenced for joining US Capitol riots while on Tinder date.
A Delaware man was sentenced to jail time for joining the January 6 Capitol attacks after seeing the violence unfold on a Tinder date’s television.
Jeffrey Schaefer was sentenced to 30 days in jail and ordered to pay a $2,000 fine on Friday after prosecutors argued that he participated in the Capitol attacks after watching the rioting happen on TV while at his date’s house.
Schaefer was initially at the house of a woman he had met on Tinder on 6 January 2021 in Alexandria, Virginia, about 20 minutes outside of Washington DC.
Schaefer then reportedly saw the attack on the Capitol on television and called an Uber to take him there so he could participate.
When Schaefer arrived at the Capitol, prosecutors say that he climbed a short wall and gained access to the Capitol building through a broken window.
Schaefer stayed in the Capitol building for about 28 minutes, chanting with other rioters and taking several photos and videos before exiting.
“THIS IS UNREAL,” Schaefer wrote in one Facebook post that included a picture of rioters outside the Capitol.
Prosecutors pieced together Schaefer’s time spent in the Capitol based on surveillance footage and social media posts he made leading up to the January 6 riots and while inside the building.
During an interview with the FBI in June 2022, Schaefer admitted that he was interested in the rioting before going to see his Tinder date on 6 January.
Schaefer was arrested on 13 January 2022. On 2 August 2022, Schaefer pleaded guilty to one count of parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building, with three additional charges against him dropped as part of a plea deal.
During his defense argument, Schaefer’s lawyer, Joshua Insley, criticized Donald Trump and said Schaefer was manipulated by lies about the legitimacy of the 2020 election, reported KSL-TV, a local news affiliate.
“While Mr Schaefer accepts responsibility for his actions, he was guided and urged every step of the way by no less of an authority than the president of the United States and a majority of Republican senators and congressman that continued to repeat the ‘big lie’ that the election had been stolen by the Democrats,” Insley argued.
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What a loser. Obviously not an example of fine decision making. Fits right in with the rest of the J6ers. The 8 years he was facing for the riot are the least of his problems now. It's God's Will that he spends his life in a cage. One way or another.
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Illinois man who pleaded guilty to Jan. 6 attack is arrested in fatal Interstate 55 crash.
A 44-year-old Auburn, Ill., man who pleaded guilty in federal court in early September to assaulting a law enforcement officer during the deadly Jan. 6 breach of the U.S. Capitol has been arrested in connection with a fatal accident on Interstate 55 Tuesday.
Illinois State Police confirmed Sunday morning Shane Jason Woods, also known as Shane Castleman, had been taken into custody.
Sangamon County Sheriff Jack Campbell said Woods was arrested for reckless homicide, aggravated driving under the influence, driving under the influence and fleeing/eluding police. He was taken to the Sangamon County Jail and his bond was set at $2 million.
Lauren Wegner, 35, of Clayton, North Carolina, died Tuesday when the vehicle she was driving collided with Woods' vehicle in the southbound lanes near mile marker 88.
Woods was driving the wrong way on I-55 when the two vehicles struck each other just past 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Three other vehicles were involved in the incident injuring three people, including Woods.
Reached Sunday, Sangamon County State's Attorney Dan Wright said his office has been working closely with ISP to investigate the crash. The filing of formal charges against Woods is expected this week.
In the Jan. 6 case, Woods also pleaded guilty to a related federal assault charge on a member of the news media. He was arrested on June 24, 2021, in Springfield.
Woods was scheduled to be sentenced on the federal charges on Jan. 13, 2023. He faces up to eight years in prison.
One wonders why he was driving on the wrong side of the hwy. DUII perhaps?
While this accident examples his poor decision-making skills, one crime has nothing to do with the other. I dislike it when folks "pile on".
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Another day, another moron.
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Montana man gets 3 years in prison for role in Capitol riot.
A Montana man who was among the first people to illegally enter the U.S. Capitol while Congress was certifying President Joe Biden's victory in the 2020 election has been sentenced to just over three years in federal prison.
Joshua Hughes of East Helena was sentenced Tuesday by U.S. District Judge Timothy J. Kelly in Washington to 38 months in prison for his actions during the approximately 38 minutes he was inside the Capitol during the insurrection carried out by supporters of then-President Donald Trump.
Hughes, 39, was also ordered to pay $2,000 in restitution.
Kelly called the events of Jan. 6, 2021 a national disgrace, Hughes' attorney, Palmer Hoovestal, told the Independent Record in an email.
“Without the peaceful transfer of power in a democratic form of government, you have nothing," Hoovestal wrote. ”He therefore wanted to send a message of general deterrence to the people that if you interfere with the peaceful transfer of power to newly elected-leadership, then you do so at your peril.”
Hughes and his brother, Jerod Hughes, 37, pleaded guilty in August to obstruction of an official proceeding.
The brothers climbed through a broken window and Jerod Hughes helped kick open a door to allow other rioters into the Capitol while Congress was certifying the 2020 Electoral College vote, the FBI said in charging documents.
The brothers were near the front of a group that pursued Capitol Police Officer Eugene Goodman while he backed up a flight of stairs and was able to lead the mob away from the Senate floor. The brothers later made their way into the Senate chamber, court records said.
Jerod Hughes is scheduled to be sentenced on Jan. 6, 2023, the two-year anniversary of the insurrection.
The brothers are among the at least 880 people who were charged with federal crimes relating to the riot.
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When he says "“I don’t regret my actions " that is going to hurt him.
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Home arrest or 5 years in prison: The case for, against NC Jan. 6 defendant Matthew Wood.
Matthew Wood’s future swings on an open-ended question: What’s a just punishment for the North Carolina man’s crimes at the deadly Capitol riot?
The 25-year-old, part-time college student from Reidsville pleaded guilty in May to a series of felony and misdemeanor charges tied to the Jan. 6, 2021, violence, which has been linked to at least five deaths as well as injuries to some 140 police officers.
But while other N.C. defendants are accused of assaulting officers with their fists, chemical sprays, flag poles, bike racks and other weapons, documents in Wood’s case describe him more as a witness, cheerleader and online scribe of the violence rather than a direct participant.
Yet, Wood’s prosecutors have recommended he serve 57 months, which would be the longest prison term handed down to date against an N.C. defendant.
In her court filings, Wood’s attorney, Kira West of Washington, D.C., argues pointedly that her client has been targeted by a pair of over-zealous prosecutors who act like they are holding a grudge.
“Never in (my) entire legal career (have I) seen the government go after a criminal defendant with such gusto and seething animosity,” West wrote in her recent sentencing memorandum.
She says her client’s behavior at the Capitol merits home confinement and community service only, not an active sentence.
“For a young defendant with no criminal history and one who committed no violence nor encouraged it (on Jan. 6, 2021), the government’s stance is mind-boggling,” she writes.
Prosecutors present a different point of view. As with West, Assistant U.S. Attorneys Sean Murphy and David Henek use highly charged language to make their case for Wood’s lengthy prison stay.
Wood, they write, was an eyewitness in the Capitol as “grossly outnumbered police officers were being viciously attacked and overrun by rioters. And then Wood went deeper. His aggression and yelling and incitement were not tempered when he saw the fear in the faces of police officers, it was inflamed.”
The latest legal arguments in Wood’s case reopen a debate within the sprawling Justice Department prosecution of the Capitol rioters, namely, whether Jan. 6 defendants charged with similar crimes have faced widely different punishments.
Early next month, North Carolina offers a potential case in point.
Similar crimes, different punishments?
On Dec. 6, Easton Cantwell of the Asheville area will be sentenced by a Washington judge for his role in the Jan. 6 riot. According to court documents, Cantwell’s criminal behavior at the Capitol was strikingly similar to Woods.
Both initially were charged with six counts. But five of Cantwell’s charges were dropped as part of a plea deal with his prosecutors. Wood pleaded guilty to the felony and five misdemeanors included on his March 2021 indictment.
The felony conviction in both cases is for the same crime: Obstruction of an official proceeding. Yet of the two, Cantwell appears to have had more direct physical contact with police: He took part in a “heave ho” push against a line of officers inside a tunnel leading into the Capitol and later helped shove a flagpole at police, documents show.
Cantwell’s prosecutors describe his behavior as “egregious,” and that he failed to show remorse after his arrest. Yet, they have recommended he spend five months in prison, less than a 10th of Wood’s proposed term.
Wood and Cantwell are among at least 25 N.C. residents charged in connection with the riot, during which thousands of supporters of former President Donald Trump stormed the Capitol to block congressional certification of Trump’s defeat to Joe Biden.
More than 900 arrests have been made. At least eight North Carolinians have pleaded guilty to felony charges. One has been sentenced. Former Fort Bragg soldier James Mault received 44 months after being caught on camera outside the Capitol repeatedly attacking police with chemical spray.
Wood’s sentencing originally was scheduled for Friday, Nov. 18 but was canceled two days before and had not yet been rescheduled as of Wednesday. U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta, who will sentence Wood, currently is hearing the Jan. 6-related sedition trial of members of the right-wing militia group, the Oath Keepers.
‘Brave heart in that bitch’
In their sentencing memorandum, Murphy and Henek say Wood knew violence was coming when Trump beckoned his supporters to Washington for his “Stop the Steal” rally on Jan. 6. Wood, they say, was eager to take part.
“I am down for whatever they want to do!,” Wood said in a message he sent four days before the riot. “If they want to raid Congress, sign me up, I’ll be brave heart in that bitch.”
On the night before the assault, Wood sent another message — that if he died on Jan. 6, he was leaving his car to a friend. The car was red, Wood wrote, “like the blood I will shed.”
On the morning of Jan. 6, according to prosecutors, Wood quickly abandoned his grandmother, who had joined him for the drive from Reidsville, 115 miles northeast of Charlotte, and quickly joined the swelling mob descending on the Capitol.
He climbed scaffolding and waved a Trump flag to urge the crowd to join the attack, prosecutors argue, writing: “While the thousands of rioters on restricted grounds may not have been able to see the violence happening between the rioters and the police officers, they could see Wood, standing tall, waving his flag, and waving folks forward.”
Later, according to the filing, Wood was among the very first rioters to enter the Capitol through a broken window on the Senate wing. Once inside, he stayed for two hours, joining ranks at one point with other rioters to chase police up the stairs, prosecutors say.
Wood later was among those who broke into House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office. There, prosecutors say, he stole something from a security desk and drank from a glass of water left on a conference room table.
Afterward, he expressed both exultation and remorse at what he had seen and done.
“I don’t regret my actions because they were honest and pure actions to send my government, Congress a message,” Wood wrote on Jan. 8.
“We patriots fought for our country. Few died for this cause, many injured because of it ... I am proud I took a stand. But the things I experienced is nothing to be proud about.”
‘A terrible mistake’
In computing Wood’s sentence, prosecutors added an 8-point enhancement for a threat or physical injury to person or property and 2-level jump for destroying evidence on his cell phone before volunteering to meet with the FBI. That brings the adjusted sentencing range to 51-63 months. Prosecutors split the difference in coming up with their recommended sentence.
In response, West accuses the government of misapplying the sentencing guidelines far beyond the nature of Wood’s actions.
“He did not cause any damage, nor did he engage in violence,” she wrote. “... Nor did he engage in actively encouraging violence. That’s different than encouraging others to protest.”
While boasting online of fighting police, Wood never did, West says. Refuting a government claim, West says there is no evidence Wood chased police inside the Capitol, and that he acted more like an immature 23-year-old than a violent insurrectionist.s
Like thousands of others, she writes, Wood was sucked into the protest by Trump’s conspiracy of lies and right-wing media reports of a stolen election.
Moreover, West submitted a dozen or more cases in which Jan. 6 defendants accused of similar or worse crime were either not sent to prison or, in some cases, even charged with felonies. Against that backdrop, she says, the government’s sentencing recommendation in Wood’s case is highly excessive.
“Matt is a kind, smart, young kid who made a terrible mistake on one day,” Wood wrote. “This Court should not allow the government to engage in such posturing.”
In a letter to Judge Mehta, an Obama appointee, Wood asked to not be sent to prison so he could continue rebuilding his life. He also apologized for his mistakes.
“For choosing to trust one single man, the President,” Wood wrote. “For failing to read my surroundings appropriately. For not knowing when to walk away. For making decisions that hurt my country. For saying, texting things that were untrue. For putting myself in a situation I could not grasp or understand.
“I neglected one of America’s most valued rights, the right to protest. I went too far.”
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You can report me if you want, I already said it on Twitter and tagged the DOJ, FBI and AFT. There are more of us than there is of them. It should come to the point where the jail should be taken down brick by brick. Those literal communists (that they don’t deny) should be forcefully removed. I understand the likes of you, Howard and Prime are too intellectually stupid to understand what’s going on so I don’t expect nor did I ever expect you to understand especially since this farce is still falling apart.
I consider liberals and liberal Marxists an enemy of this country
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People who walked through the Capitol building are getting years in prison while libtards in California are giving pedophiles less than a year in jail. You can't make this shit up.
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People who walked through the Capitol building are getting years in prison while libtards in California are giving pedophiles less than a year in jail. You can't make this shit up.
Not only are they getting years in prison with most being over charged, their jail conditions are that of a third world country and they refuse to let those in oversight in to inspect those conditions.
On the pedo front, the left (and on here) are silent on Belenciaga with one on here thinking it was some kind of conspiracy theory about “Pizzagate” and flat out wouldn’t even acknowledge there was even a child porn ring in Hollywood and that industry as a whole…..same people are involved and we’re still waiting for Epstiens list which for whatever reason leftists refuse to release
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You can report me if you want, I already said it on Twitter and tagged the DOJ, FBI and AFT. There are more of us than there is of them. It should come to the point where the jail should be taken down brick by brick. Those literal communists (that they don’t deny) should be forcefully removed. I understand the likes of you, Howard and Prime are too intellectually stupid to understand what’s going on so I don’t expect nor did I ever expect you to understand especially since this farce is still falling apart.
I consider liberals and liberal Marxists an enemy of this country
Reality is an open book. You are illiterate.
Why would anyone report you? You won't be leaving the internet to do anything or participate in any kind of "civil war". :D
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Not only are they getting years in prison with most being over charged, their jail conditions are that of a third world country and they refuse to let those in oversight in to inspect those conditions.
On the pedo front, the left (and on here) are silent on Belenciaga with one on here thinking it was some kind of conspiracy theory about “Pizzagate” and flat out wouldn’t even acknowledge there was even a child porn ring in Hollywood and that industry as a whole…..same people are involved and we’re still waiting for Epstiens list which for whatever reason leftists refuse to release
Pizzagate. HAHAHAHA The claim that the pedo ring was from the basement of a pizza parlor and then to find out the pizza parlor didn't even have a basement.
"Q" strikes again for the dummies.
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You can report me if you want, I already said it on Twitter and tagged the DOJ, FBI and AFT. There are more of us than there is of them. It should come to the point where the jail should be taken down brick by brick. Those literal communists (that they don’t deny) should be forcefully removed. I understand the likes of you, Howard and Prime are too intellectually stupid to understand what’s going on so I don’t expect nor did I ever expect you to understand especially since this farce is still falling apart.
I consider liberals and liberal Marxists an enemy of this country
It appears from this post that the Russian trolls have been very successful in turning Americans against Americans. Political differences have been a part of this country since its inception. That there are a good many Americans that feel the same way coach does on either side of the aisle is rather disappointing to me. I had hoped we were better than this. Russia has done more to destroy this country through fake news and memes than they every accomplished with any other means
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It appears from this post that the Russian trolls have been very successful in turning Americans against Americans. Political differences have been a part of this country since its inception. That there are a good many Americans that feel the same way coach does on either side of the aisle is rather disappointing to me. I had hoped we were better than this. Russia has done more to destroy this country through fake news and memes than they every accomplished with any other means
Says You - I had hoped for far better from you than reading you - pray thanks to god every night for hunter Biden. !! go question yourself 1st before others.
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Says You - I had hoped for far better from you than reading you - pray thanks to god every night for hunter Biden. !! go question yourself 1st before others.
I tend to do that. I realize I have biases. But if I get to the point I start thinking all conservatives are traitors and enemies of this country you can just put me out of my misery
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GUILTY
hahaha
One Eye Rhodes and Kelly Meggs are found guilty of seditious conspiracy today. Both now face a maximum 20 year sentence on the charges.
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GUILTY
hahaha
One Eye Rhodes and Kelly Meggs are found guilty of seditious conspiracy today. Both now face a maximum 20 year sentence on the charges.
I see you haven’t spoken against Balenciaga. Do you think that’s fake as well? Shouldn’t be surprised that no one or few on the left has spoken out against it. This includes here as well
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I see you haven’t spoken against Balenciaga. Do you think that’s fake as well?
1- this thread is about J6 criminals. try to stay on topic
2 - isn't Balenciaga (or was) repped by Ye who is the poster child for Trumpturds?
3 - the thing is Balenciaga is that their action can be verified, and proven of what they did. There are ads, etc..... Pizzagate? Completely fabricated and no evidence at all. <-- which idiots like you love the most.
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1- this thread is about J6 criminals. try to stay on topic
2 - isn't Balenciaga (or was) repped by Ye who is the poster child for Trumpturds?
3 - the thing is Balenciaga is that their action can be verified, and proven of what they did. There are ads, etc..... Pizzagate? Completely fabricated and no evidence at all. <-- which idiots like you love the most.
Don’t spin it dip shit, answer the question. You’re truly the Biden and AOC of this board.
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By the way, this so-called January 6 thread is your little pet project did not answer questions regarding the actual fit committee all this is you posting your bullshit because you’re afraid to engage. I’ve asked you multiple questions about this and how you think it might be legit and why certain people haven’t been called and why only Democrats are on the board and why only conservatives are getting arrested as political prisoners. And you have an answered one fucking time, so yeah you’re still a coward you always have been
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You can report me if you want, I already said it on Twitter and tagged the DOJ, FBI and AFT. There are more of us than there is of them. It should come to the point where the jail should be taken down brick by brick. Those literal communists (that they don’t deny) should be forcefully removed. I understand the likes of you, Howard and Prime are too intellectually stupid to understand what’s going on so I don’t expect nor did I ever expect you to understand especially since this farce is still falling apart.
I consider liberals and liberal Marxists an enemy of this country
Before you refer to folks as being (intellectually) stupid, take a hard look in the mirror.
Some of us here don't give a rat's ass what you consider "liberals" like Howard, Lurker, and me to be.
Did you know that it is guessed that 14% of Democratic and Democratic-leaning registered voters identify as conservative or very conservative, 38% identify as moderate, and 47% identify as liberal or very liberal. So much for stereotyping Democrats. LOL!
By "us" do you mean that you identify with right-wing extremist? Not sure this is something a reasonable person would want. But, if the description fits, wear it.
The number of terrorist attacks by far-right perpetrators rose over the past decade. Of particular concern are white supremacists andanti-government extremists, such as militia groups and so-called sovereign citizens interested in plotting attacks against government, racial, religious, and political targets in the United States.
Guess who is coming to dinner. Republican leaders denounce Trump's dinner with white nationalist and Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes and Ye, the rapper formerly known as Kanye West.
Here is what Senate Minority Leader, Mitch McConnell said today about Trump's recent guests, "There is no room in the Republican Party for antisemitism or white supremacy. And anyone meeting with people advocating that point of view, in my judgment, are highly unlikely to ever be elected president of the United States." (On this, I hope Mitch is correct).
No doubt the DOJ, FBI and AFT are having a laugh over your tagging them on Twitter. No doubt, they are shaking in their boots. ;D
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Don’t spin it dip shit, answer the question. You’re truly the Biden and AOC of this board.
There is no spin at all there. Truth hurts obviously.
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By the way, this so-called January 6 thread is your little pet project did not answer questions regarding the actual fit committee all this is you posting your bullshit because you’re afraid to engage. I’ve asked you multiple questions about this and how you think it might be legit and why certain people haven’t been called and why only Democrats are on the board and why only conservatives are getting arrested as political prisoners. And you have an answered one fucking time, so yeah you’re still a coward you always have been
Each time I have answered that question. The fact you think it is not legit, only proves it is. I realize reality is a bit hard for you to accept and you rely on delusions to spew, but that doesn't mean I or anyone has to engage in those delusion.
There are Republicans on the committee and they had the opportunity to choose others that were not idiots and they decided not to.
I am unaware of any Dems rioting at the capital on Jan 6th.
You are still the geriatric retard you have always been.
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Don’t spin it dip shit, answer the question. You’re truly the Biden and AOC of this board.
I guess that makes you the Hershel Walker and MyPillow guy of this board then. :D
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Before you refer to folks as being (intellectually) stupid, take a hard look in the mirror.
No doubt the DOJ, FBI and AFT are having a laugh over your tagging them on Twitter. No doubt, they are shaking in their boots. ;D
I still can't believe he thinks he is worth reporting. A retarded manlet that can't log off the internet. Yeah... he is going to spearhead this "civil war" that he keeps saying he can't wait for. He's subscribed to the highest bandwidth package available. Stocked up on energy drinks. Bulk ordered blue light blocking reading glasses to reduce the computer eye strain. He is all prepared to do nothing in regards to any civil war. :D
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By "us" do you mean that you identify with right-wing extremist? Not sure this is something a reasonable person would want. But, if the description fits, wear it.
The number of terrorist attacks by far-right perpetrators rose over the past decade. Of particular concern are white supremacists andanti-government extremists, such as militia groups and so-called sovereign citizens interested in plotting attacks against government, racial, religious, and political targets in the United States.
What is your definition of "right-wing" and "far-right"?
Also, have you noticed the media repeatedly uses those terms but almost never use the terms "left-wing" or "far-left"?
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Rhodes went from shooting himself in the eye to shooting himself in the foot by having to hop on the stand in his own defense. Should have taken his attorney's advice when they said it was a bad idea.
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Oath Keepers founder's estranged wife 'beyond happy' for his Jan. 6 seditious conspiracy conviction: 'I am thrilled that he's finally facing justice.
Tasha Adams, the estranged wife of Oath Keepers' founder Elmer Stewart Rhodes, was "thrilled" to learn of her husband's conviction related to the January 6 Capitol riot on Tuesday.
A federal jury in Washington, DC, on Tuesday, convicted Rhodes and Kelly Meggs, another member of the Oath Keepers militia group, of seditious conspiracy to prevent the inauguration of President Joe Biden — a plot that led to the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021.
It's the most significant verdict to have come out of the wide range of ongoing criminal investigations and trials related to the riot.
"I am beyond happy," Adams told Insider. "He has absolutely never had to face a consequence in his entire life. This will be the very first time. He's spent his life making others pay; this was past due for him."
Adams previously told Insider about Rhodes' temper and physical and emotional abusive tendencies against some of their six children.
The two met in Las Vegas in 1991 and married three years later. Throughout their relationship, Adams said Rhodes was controlling and often snapped at her and the children.
"He just viciously pushed every psychological button after just the slightest request of him," Adams said, adding that he would also grab their children's upper arms or hit them while no one was looking.
When Rhodes was arrested in January, Adams said she felt relief knowing that Rhodes was behind bars. With Rhodes' conviction on Tuesday, Adams now feels her husband is facing proper repercussions.
"I am thrilled that he's finally facing justice," she said.
Rhodes' and Meggs' convictions are a significant outcome for the Justice Department as it marks the first time prosecutors convinced a jury the violence at that Capitol was the result of an organized plot.
Michael McDaniel, Director of Homeland Law at Cooley Law School, told Insider proving the riot was a conspiracy comes with major hurdles.
"You have to have an agreement to carry out a criminal act. Secondly, it has to be criminal, it has to be illegal. Third, you have to knowingly participate," McDaniels said. "The prosecutor has to prove that the individuals who have been indicted now knew that this was an activity on behalf of everybody involved. And then there has to be some overt act, you have to be advancing the goal of the conspiracy."
On top of their seditious conspiracy convictions, Rhodes and Meggs were found guilty of obstruction of an official proceeding. Three other members of the far-right militia group were convicted on Tuesday of obstruction, but they were found not guilty of conspiracy.
A sentencing date was not determined. When examining the case against members of the Proud Boys who were also charged with seditious conspiracy, McDaniel said they could face a maximum of 20 years in prison.
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Before you refer to folks as being (intellectually) stupid, take a hard look in the mirror.
Some of us here don't give a rat's ass what you consider "liberals" like Howard, Lurker, and me to be.
Did you know that it is guessed that 14% of Democratic and Democratic-leaning registered voters identify as conservative or very conservative, 38% identify as moderate, and 47% identify as liberal or very liberal. So much for stereotyping Democrats. LOL!
By "us" do you mean that you identify with right-wing extremist? Not sure this is something a reasonable person would want. But, if the description fits, wear it.
The number of terrorist attacks by far-right perpetrators rose over the past decade. Of particular concern are white supremacists andanti-government extremists, such as militia groups and so-called sovereign citizens interested in plotting attacks against government, racial, religious, and political targets in the United States.
Guess who is coming to dinner. Republican leaders denounce Trump's dinner with white nationalist and Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes and Ye, the rapper formerly known as Kanye West.
Here is what Senate Minority Leader, Mitch McConnell said today about Trump's recent guests, "There is no room in the Republican Party for antisemitism or white supremacy. And anyone meeting with people advocating that point of view, in my judgment, are highly unlikely to ever be elected president of the United States." (On this, I hope Mitch is correct).
No doubt the DOJ, FBI and AFT are having a laugh over your tagging them on Twitter. No doubt, they are shaking in their boots. ;D
Holy fucking shit..you just underscored my entire point by posting something totally irrelevant to what I was saying. I mean TOTALLY.
Btw, I say intellectually stupid because you can’t see that what’s going on with the fake. Unconstitutional and illegal Jan 6 “committee” is literally nothing less than communist tactics aimed only at conservatives and Trump supporters. Do you understand the history behind such tactics? I would love to be able to change my wording to intellectually dishonest but I feel you don’t know any better. Luker definitely doesn’t, he’s so fucking stupid he practically brain dead
So let’s see if we can change the wording on this. Do you think this is a fair hearing? If you do, scroll back through this thread and answer the questions. Lurker can’t
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Each time I have answered that question. The fact you think it is not legit, only proves it is. I realize reality is a bit hard for you to accept and you rely on delusions to spew, but that doesn't mean I or anyone has to engage in those delusion.
There are Republicans on the committee and they had the opportunity to choose others that were not idiots and they decided not to.
I am unaware of any Dems rioting at the capital on Jan 6th.
You are still the geriatric retard you have always been.
Careful, I think I may be the most 'geriatric' fellow on Getbig. Or it Vince B. and I. ;D
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Each time I have answered that question. The fact you think it is not legit, only proves it is. I realize reality is a bit hard for you to accept and you rely on delusions to spew, but that doesn't mean I or anyone has to engage in those delusion.
There are Republicans on the committee and they had the opportunity to choose others that were not idiots and they decided not to.
I am unaware of any Dems rioting at the capital on Jan 6th.
You are still the geriatric retard you have always been.
You haven’t answered shit. You’ve ducked, dodged and spun your “answers” avoiding the questions that were asked
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You haven’t answered shit. You’ve ducked, dodged and spun your “answers” avoiding the questions that were asked
If you can't understand simple answers, that is a "short" coming on your part, not mine.
I am not responsible for the comprehension ability of a retard.
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Holy fucking shit..you just underscored my entire point by posting something totally irrelevant to what I was saying. I mean TOTALLY.
Btw, I say intellectually stupid because you can’t see that what’s going on with the fake. Unconstitutional and illegal Jan 6 “committee” is literally nothing less than communist tactics aimed only at conservatives and Trump supporters. Do you understand the history behind such tactics? I would love to be able to change my wording to intellectually dishonest but I feel you don’t know any better. Luker definitely doesn’t, he’s so fucking stupid he practically brain dead
So let’s see if we can change the wording on this. Do you think this is a fair hearing? If you do, scroll back through this thread and answer the questions. Lurker can’t
Yes it is a fair hearing. Considering these losers tried to act like they were in a third world country and overthrow the gov't, they are blessed the gov't isn't returning the favor of a third world mentality and turning them into worm food.
Of course they are arresting, convicting and sentencing conservatives and Trumpturds. THOSE ARE THE ONES THAT WERE THERE YOU STUPID FUCK.
Perfect example of reality being repelled by a greater force of retardation than can be considered acceptable.
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Yes it is a fair hearing. Considering these losers tried to act like they were in a third world country and overthrow the gov't, they are blessed the gov't isn't returning the favor of a third world mentality and turning them into worm food.
Of course they are arresting, convicting and sentencing conservatives and Trumpturds. THOSE ARE THE ONES THAT WERE THERE YOU STUPID FUCK.
Perfect example of reality being repelled by a greater force of retardation than can be considered acceptable.
Good, let’s see if you can focus and keep this dialogue going THIS TIME.
How is this a constitutional and legal “hearing” when it 100% paritisan? There are no attorneys on that “committee” that can bring objections, they have lied and altered evidence, there is no opposing side that’s allowed to present any evidence, there is no due process or…again, cross examination. Let’s start there
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Holy fucking shit..you just underscored my entire point by posting something totally irrelevant to what I was saying. I mean TOTALLY.
Btw, I say intellectually stupid because you can’t see that what’s going on with the fake. Unconstitutional and illegal Jan 6 “committee” is literally nothing less than communist tactics aimed only at conservatives and Trump supporters. Do you understand the history behind such tactics? I would love to be able to change my wording to intellectually dishonest but I feel you don’t know any better. Luker definitely doesn’t, he’s so fucking stupid he practically brain dead
So let’s see if we can change the wording on this. Do you think this is a fair hearing? If you do, scroll back through this thread and answer the questions. Lurker can’t
Not sure underscored is the word you meant to use. When something is underscored, it means special attention is drawn to a fact, idea, or situation. How can my posting something not relevant draw special attention to a point you were making? Wouldn't what I posted need to be 'totally' relevant to accomplish this?
Are you asking me a rhetorical question with regards to the January 6th hearings being fair? Whether you or I think they are fair or unfair is a matter of opinion which carries zero weight and is therefore irrelevant. Ultimately, the voters will decide whether they think the hearings were fair or not fair, which will be reflected in upcoming elections. These hearings are investigational. The House Committee does not have the power to arrest anyone, only to make recommendations to the Justice Department (prosecutorial discretion), which would then make its own determination whether to investigate, charge and prosecute.
If you are asking whether I think the January 6th defendants’ trials are fair, well 'justice is blind' - impartial and objective. Whether it is always fair is another matter. Those most who are found guilty surely don't think it is fair. There are nearly 900 Capitol insurrection-related arrests that have been or will be tried in the District of Columbia District Court. The Justice Department charged and is prosecuting the defendants. Those charged are using various defense attorneys some of which they hire or are hired for them by the group or organization they are associated with. Ironically, many suspects in the January 6th insurrection use court-appointed attorneys, which is their constitutional right. The same constitution they tried to upend. Is that fair?
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Good, let’s see if you can focus and keep this dialogue going THIS TIME.
How is this a constitutional and legal “hearing” when it 100% paritisan? There are no attorneys on that “committee” that can bring objections, they have lied and altered evidence, there is no opposing side that’s allowed to present any evidence, there is no due process or…again, cross examination. Let’s start there
It isn’t partisan. There could be more Repubs but they choose not to participate with worthwhile contributions.
You obviously don’t understand the point of an “investigation” and a “trial”. Learn that then come back.
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It isn’t partisan. There could be more Repubs but they choose not to participate with worthwhile contributions.
You obviously don’t understand the point of an “investigation” and a “trial”. Learn that then come back.
I don't think Coach understands the legal difference between House Committee hearings, the Department of Justice and the U.S. legal system. Sometimes when someone is completely wrapped up in their own agenda, they often lose track of reality. Psychosis is often described as a "loss of reality" or a "break from reality" because someone like Coach experiences or believes things that aren't real.
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Qoach doesn’t understand most of what he types. He just reads it on other sites in reference to different topics and runs to regurgitate it here because he thinks it sounds smart.
That’s why he never understands simple facts that contradict his bullshit claims.
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He is Strawman. He’s a coward
Just couldn't resist ;D, here is FLASHYBoB (Strawman) & his 18 years old photo .......... ::)
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It's funny watching idiots repeat the same lie over and over again when it has been debunked by the mods more than once.
But then again, truth doesn't matter to Trumpturds.
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We are sorry you are in the situation too Dale. (not). He won't be making his weekly trip to Applebees for a few years now. He imagined himself the hero of a drama that is complete fiction. Trying to give his mundane existence some type of meaning. Family, friends and work were not enough...he had to be "THE MAN". He figured out the story and will be the hero in the third act. Visions of grandeur. Trumpy to rescue with bail money. But only if his idiot turd supporters donate more first.
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Man Arrested After Allegedly Assaulting Officers With Pole During Capitol Attack.
A man identified by federal law enforcement as Dale Huttle is seen holding a flag pole during a scuffle with officers outside the U.S. Capitol in Jan. 2021.
An Indiana man accused of assaulting law enforcement officers with a flagpole during last year’s deadly Capitol insurrection has been arrested on felony charges, the Justice Department announced Monday.
Federal agents linked Dale Huttle, 61, of Crown Point to the Jan. 6, 2021, violence through photos and phone records, according to a newly unsealed criminal complaint. He was taken into custody on Nov. 9 but has been released ahead of pending court hearings in Washington, D.C.
Dale Huttle, reached by a CBS 2 reporter on Tuesday, said he had “no regrets” for his actions and that he will fight the charges against him.
“I did no harm. I did it with passion and conviction,” he told the Chicago-based station. “I am the ultimate patriot because I put myself on the line. I have no regrets. I will not say I’m sorry. I’m sorry I’m in this situation.”
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Watch him turn out to be another pussy who winds up crying when in court.
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DOJ seeks 6.5 years in prison for Jan. 6 rioter who described himself as 'Hitler on steroids' and posted a meme with the caption: 'I rushed the Capitol. Hi Feds'.
A Florida man who spent months bragging about his role in the January 6 Capitol attack and claimed to love "the fact that the feds are after my ass" could spend more than six years in prison.
William Rogan Reid, 37, was convicted in August on several felony and misdemeanor charges related to the insurrection, including obstruction of an official proceeding and altering, destroying, mutilating, or concealing a record.
Prosecutors say Reid was at the forefront of the Capitol breach and among the first rioters to enter the building through a broken window on Jan. 6. Once inside, Reid damaged a television and watercooler before fleeing the building after Ashli Babbitt was shot, according to court documents.
In a Monday court filing, prosecutors recommended that Reid spend 78 months in prison in prison — a sentence that would fall "in the middle" of sentencing guidelines for his crimes. NBC News reporter Ryan J. Reilly was first to report the memo.
In the aftermath of the attack, Reid showed "absolutely no remorse," prosecutors said, and instead boasted about the "inspiring" riot and promised that he had "just gotten started." In a social media post, he said he would "never forget the fear he saw in the officer's eyes," on Jan. 6, claiming that the memory "fuels me now," according to the sentencing memo.
Reid continued to spew hateful rhetoric on Discord and Instagram, expressing a desire to kill minorities, according to court documents. He described himself as "Hitler on steroids" and threatened to "kill 'em all" because "they all deserve to die," prosecutors said.
In online posts, Reid also goaded federal investigators, promising in a January 12 post that he would not "sit behind bars for standing up for our rights" and saying "they'll have to kill me," according to court documents.
"I rushed the Capitol. Hi Feds," he posted alongside a meme that read: "I'll fuckin do it again," per court records.
Authorities ultimately arrested William Rogan Reid on April 1, 2021 — the same day he told his Discord followers that he wanted to stage an April fools joke on the FBI. He later admitted that he disabled and hid his cellphone after authorities arrived in an effort to impair their investigation.
In a separate Monday sentencing memo, a defense attorney for Reid suggested that prosecutors' 78-month sentencing suggestion is excessive, recommending instead that her client get 15-21 months incarceration.
The lawyer said Reid has "accepted full responsibility" for his conduct on January 6, 2021, and has admitted that he had "no business" entering the building.
"He has admitted that while at the Capitol and afterward, he posted divisive and incendiary comments online," the attorney wrote. "Finally, he has admitted that the persona that he had created on social media does not reflect what his core beliefs are, who he is, and who he strives to be."
Reid is set to be sentenced next month.
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Doesn't sound so defiant any more. Just like most of them.
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South Jersey man sentenced for his role in U.S. Capitol riot.
A South Jersey man will be incarcerated for 14 days for his role in the January 2021 U.S. Capitol riot.
But Marcos Panayiotou, 30, of Wrightstown can serve that term “intermittently,” or divided into smaller periods, a federal judge has ruled.
Panayiotou also received a three-year probationary term Tuesday from U.S. District Judge Dabney Friedrich in Washington, D.C.
The judge also ordered Panayiotou to pay a $1,500 fine and $500 in restitution.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Maria Fedor had requested a 45-day term of incarceration, along with three years of supervised release.
She noted Panayiotou, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran who now works as a swimming pool maintenance contractor, spent about 40 minutes inside the Capitol during the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection.
During that time, Panayiotou appeared to urge onlookers to enter the besieged building, Fedor said in a sentencing memorandum.
Assistant Public Defender Carol Dominguez sought no more than 30 days of home confinement or a three-year probationary term. She said Panayiotou had not engaged in violence or vandalism during the riot.
Panayiotou pleaded guilty in August to the misdemeanor offense of parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.
In prepared remarks, Panayiotou noted he had asked to appear in person in a Washington, D.C., courtroom, rather than at a virtual session.
“It all starts with showing up,” he said in a statement to be read at the hearing.
“When you mess up, you own up and you don’t do it via email or text or even a call, you show up and you face your person, and you apologize,” he continued.
In the statement, Panayiotou said he was “determined to turn this poor choice of judgment, a negative, into a positive and teaching moment for my legacy.”
“I cooperated with law enforcement, I owned up and I leave my fate in your hands,” Panayiotou's statement said.
“I also want you to know that this is not the sum of me, and I will never be before this court nor any other court for the rest of my life.”
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I don't think Coach understands the legal difference between House Committee hearings, the Department of Justice and the U.S. legal system. Sometimes when someone is completely wrapped up in their own agenda, they often lose track of reality. Psychosis is often described as a "loss of reality" or a "break from reality" because someone like Coach experiences or believes things that aren't real.
I knew this would be brought up. If this is the case then why is the fake committee acting like a court? Again, you’re underscoring original point about intellectual stupidity/dishonesty. Even in hearings such as this opposing sides need to be heard. This is why Trumps two impeachments were unconstitutional and destroyed in court.
Even liberal legal scholars are calling this a sham and kangaroo court
But in essence, what you’re trying to say is that the fake January 6 committee has Merrick Garland and the DOJ under their thumbs because they will go after anyone who opposes them or are Trump supporters. There are people getting arrested that weren’t even in DC at the time of the fake insurrection
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Qoach doesn’t understand most of what he types. He just reads it on other sites in reference to different topics and runs to regurgitate it here because he thinks it sounds smart.
That’s why he never understands simple facts that contradict his bullshit claims.
See lurker, this is why I destroy you in literally every fucking argument we have. This is what you call your answer you can’t come up with anything else except that same with prime same with Howard so don’t sit there and tell me that you answered my questions. Fuck you haven’t even answer this one.
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^^ another example of reality being exactly the opposite of what Qoach says.
The only thing you have destroyed is your credibility long ago.
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Also, Christopher Wray refused to answer if the FBI was embedded and dressed as Trump supporters during the fake insurrection
https://twitter.com/thevivafrei/status/1597793033243828224?s=46&t=AF6GsRAHXyZbvfxl5w2ZgQ
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Yeah yeah yeah. Just like those ANTIFA members did. ::)
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Yeah yeah yeah. Just like those ANTIFA members did. ::)
Just like your hero’s on the fake January 6 “committee, you won’t answer
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Yeah yeah yeah. Just like those ANTIFA members did. ::)
That too
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I knew this would be brought up. If this is the case then why is the fake committee acting like a court? Again, you’re underscoring original point about intellectual stupidity/dishonesty. Even in hearings such as this opposing sides need to be heard. This is why Trumps two impeachments were unconstitutional and destroyed in court.
Even liberal legal scholars are calling this a sham and kangaroo court
But in essence, what you’re trying to say is that the fake January 6 committee has Merrick Garland and the DOJ under their thumbs because they will go after anyone who opposes them or are Trump supporters. There are people getting arrested that weren’t even in DC at the time of the fake insurrection
If you knew the difference between a trial and a committee hearing would come up, then you do understand that there is a distinction between the two. I explained the division to you because I thought it was obvious you didn't know that there was one. Were you ‘faking’ it?
LOL! Now you are telling me what I am trying to say? This is a hoot because I am trying to say or rather saying nothing of the kind.
You may not agree with the House Committee's proceedings or the process they are using, but there is nothing fake about it.
Here's a primer for you on Congressional Hearings:
"A hearing is a meeting or session of a Senate, House, joint, or special committee of Congress, usually open to the public, to obtain information and opinions on proposed legislation, conduct an investigation, or evaluate/oversee the activities of a government department or the implementation of a federal law. In addition, hearings may also be purely exploratory in nature, providing testimony and data about topics of current interest."
https://www.govinfo.gov/help/chrg
The courts had nothing to do with Trump being impeached by the House either of the two times. The way it works is the House twice impeached him and the Senate twice acquitted him. Moreover, the Senate stated that Trump's impeachment trial was constitutional.
FYI, this was also how Clinton and Johnson's impeachments played out. The House impeached them, and the Senate acquitted them. Trump is the only one of the three Presidents to be impeached twice.
Good thing you are a high school football coach and not a high school history teacher or a college political science professor. Unfortunately, political science isn't taught in high school. If it were, maybe folks like you would have at least a smattering of knowledge about U.S. government processes.
There are some folks who claim many people should not have the right to vote (because they are too ignorant). If I remember correctly, you once said this. Maybe they and you are right and people with no knowledge of how the U.S. government works should not be allowed to vote. Also, maybe folks like Trump who lack this basic knowledge should not be allowed to run for a political office, specially not the U.S. President.
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It isn’t partisan. There could be more Repubs but they choose not to participate with worthwhile contributions.
You obviously don’t understand the point of an “investigation” and a “trial”. Learn that then come back.
McCarthy nominated five Republicans and all five were rejected. Democrats only wanted a couple of RINOs, which they got.
GOP Leader McCarthy Taps 5 Republicans To Serve On Jan. 6 Select Committee
July 19, 2021
https://www.npr.org/2021/07/19/1018136264/gop-leader-mccarthy-taps-5-republicans-to-serve-on-jan-6-select-committee
And you clearly don't understand what a "trial" is. A trial is where both sides present their case, both sides have lawyers, there is cross-examination, etc. These hearing didn't have any of that.
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McCarthy nominated five Republicans and all five were rejected. Democrats only wanted a couple of RINOs, which they got.
GOP Leader McCarthy Taps 5 Republicans To Serve On Jan. 6 Select Committee
July 19, 2021
https://www.npr.org/2021/07/19/1018136264/gop-leader-mccarthy-taps-5-republicans-to-serve-on-jan-6-select-committee
And you clearly don't understand what a "trial" is. A trial is where both sides present their case, both sides have lawyers, there is cross-examination, etc. These hearing didn't have any of that.
He nominated scum. Which was rejected accordingly.
McCarthy had a chance to submit evidence to the committee and to testify. He refused.
Because this hearing is not a trial. Which is EXACTLY what I pointed out. ::)
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He nominated scum. Which was rejected accordingly.
McCarthy had a chance to submit evidence to the committee and to testify. He refused.
Because this hearing is not a trial. Which is EXACTLY what I pointed out. ::)
You said Republicans chose not to participate. That is false as I just showed you.
What was McCarthy supposed to submit and testify about? They should have appointed the members he recommended who have called witnesses, presented evidence, and actually asked tough questions of witnesses. That didn't happen. So stop trying to lecture Coach about not understanding an investigation and trial when you are lying about Republicans choosing not to participate and don't know what the heck you're talking about regarding the hearing.
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Dodged the worst charge, but still catching the others. Guess who won't be voting in the election?
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Titusville Oath Keeper Kenneth Harrelson, on trial with Stewart Rhodes, the far-right militia group's founder, was acquitted in federal court Tuesday of the rare charge of seditious conspiracy for his alleged role in the Jan. 6 Capitol assault.
However, a jury of seven men and five women, found Harrelson along with Rhodes and three other co-defendants in the case all guilty of obstructing an official proceeding of Congress and other lesser charges.
While he was acquitted of the most serious charge, Harrelson, 42, still faces substantial prison time. Two of the charges he was convicted of carry maximum penalties of 20 years in prison, while the third carries a maximum sentence of six years.
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You said Republicans chose not to participate. That is false as I just showed you.
What was McCarthy supposed to submit and testify about? They should have appointed the members he recommended who have called witnesses, presented evidence, and actually asked tough questions of witnesses. That didn't happen. So stop trying to lecture Coach about not understanding an investigation and trial when you are lying about Republicans choosing not to participate and don't know what the heck you're talking about regarding the hearing.
No it is not false. They were invited to have people on the committee with the exception of idiots like Jordan. After the idiots were cut they did not offer any alternatives nor accept any offered to them.
McCarthy was served a subpoena so he could have testified with anything he thought to be truthful or submitted the documents they requested. He didn't do either. You must have missed that being in the news. ::)
Looks like you have to try harder at being "dishonest" and calling me a liar huh? ::)
Oh, so now it is a "hearing" and not a "trial" that you said I stated? ::) "Stop trying to lecture someone" about not knowing the difference between an investigation, hearing and trial when obviously you can't even prove they do. ::)
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No it is not false. They were invited to have people on the committee with the exception of idiots like Jordan. After the idiots were cut they did not offer any alternatives nor accept any offered to them.
McCarthy was served a subpoena so he could have testified with anything he thought to be truthful or submitted the documents they requested. He didn't do either. You must have missed that being in the news. ::)
Looks like you have to try harder at being "dishonest" and calling me a liar huh? ::)
Oh, so now it is a "hearing" and not a "trial" that you said I stated? ::) "Stop trying to lecture someone" about not knowing the difference between an investigation, hearing and trial when obviously you can't even prove they do. ::)
So they were invited to have members on the committee, but only the members Pelosi wanted, while she rejected the members that were actually submitted. lol Are you serious? You auditioning to replace the Village Idiot? When you get it wrong just admit it already. Or you can keep lying about it.
You have no clue what a real investigation, hearing, or trial looks like, so just stop already.
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So they were invited to have members on the committee, but only the members Pelosi wanted, while she rejected the members that were actually submitted. lol Are you serious? You auditioning to replace the Village Idiot? When you get it wrong just admit it already. Or you can keep lying about it.
You have no clue what a real investigation, hearing, or trial looks like, so just stop already.
You are trying hard - and failing - to make a point. Either you having a severe reading comprehension problem or you are just trying (and failing) to split words with what I said. Either way, try harder.
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You said Republicans chose not to participate. That is false as I just showed you.
What was McCarthy supposed to submit and testify about? They should have appointed the members he recommended who have called witnesses, presented evidence, and actually asked tough questions of witnesses. That didn't happen. So stop trying to lecture Coach about not understanding an investigation and trial when you are lying about Republicans choosing not to participate and don't know what the heck you're talking about regarding the hearing.
And then there is this: Some Republicans called for McCarthy to boycott the committee, arguing that appointing GOP members would give credibility to an investigation that they hoped to paint as partisan.
And this: Of the Republicans McCarthy chose for the committee, Banks, Jordan and Nehls were part of 139 House Republicans who voted to overturn the 2020 presidential results in Arizona and Pennsylvania. Banks and Jordan signed onto the Texas lawsuit seeking to invalidate the ballots of millions of voters in four battleground states, which the Supreme Court ruled against.
But not to worry, McCarthy said House Republicans intend to review the findings of the January 6th committee. In other words a new committee to investigate the current committee.
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And so on and so forth from here to eternity.
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And then there is this: Some Republicans called for McCarthy to boycott the committee, arguing that appointing GOP members would give credibility to an investigation that they hoped to paint as partisan.
And this: Of the Republicans McCarthy chose for the committee, Banks, Jordan and Nehls were part of 139 House Republicans who voted to overturn the 2020 presidential results in Arizona and Pennsylvania. Banks and Jordan signed onto the Texas lawsuit seeking to invalidate the ballots of millions of voters in four battleground states, which the Supreme Court ruled against.
But not to worry, McCarthy said House Republicans intend to review the findings of the January 6th committee. In other words a new committee to investigate the current committee.
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Wait. You mean the investigation? Or the trial? Or the hearing? We gotta know exactly which one that these FACTS apply to.
;D
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You have no clue what a real investigation, hearing, or trial looks like, so just stop already.
What does a real investigation, hearing, or trial look like? Does this House Committee have the legal authority/consequences the Department of Justice or court trail has? Can this Committee determine someone's guilt or innocence and either lock them up or let them go free? What they can do is make recommendations which is nothing more than suggestions which can be acted on or ignored.
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What does a real investigation, hearing, or trial look like? Does this House Committee have the legal authority/consequences the Department of Justice or court trail has? Can this Committee determine someone's guilt or innocence and either lock them up or let them go free? What they can do is make recommendations which is nothing more than suggestions which can be acted on or ignored.
The funny thing is he tried to defend Qoach's lack of knowledge about a "trial" and the mechanics of one and J6 being one, by splitting words that I never said to say I didn't know what I was talking about. When clearly it was the opposite. :D
Weak sauce.
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You are trying hard - and failing - to make a point. Either you having a severe reading comprehension problem or you are just trying (and failing) to split words with what I said. Either way, try harder.
Smart people make mistakes. When they do, they admit them. Try and be a smart person, particularly since you spend a disproportionate amount of your time here calling Coach stupid.
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And then there is this: Some Republicans called for McCarthy to boycott the committee, arguing that appointing GOP members would give credibility to an investigation that they hoped to paint as partisan.
And this: Of the Republicans McCarthy chose for the committee, Banks, Jordan and Nehls were part of 139 House Republicans who voted to overturn the 2020 presidential results in Arizona and Pennsylvania. Banks and Jordan signed onto the Texas lawsuit seeking to invalidate the ballots of millions of voters in four battleground states, which the Supreme Court ruled against.
But not to worry, McCarthy said House Republicans intend to review the findings of the January 6th committee. In other words a new committee to investigate the current committee.
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And so on and so forth from here to eternity.
And? Lurker said Republicans chose not to participate. That is a lie.
And Coach is right about this committee being a sham. It's a joke. No reasonable person who isn't a partisan hack takes that committee seriously.
And Lurker does not know the difference between an investigation, a hearing, or a trial, or what a fair process looks like. But you folks don't care about fairness. So long as we persecute the bad orange man.
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Smart people make mistakes. When they do, they admit them. Try and be a smart person, particularly since you spend a disproportionate amount of your time here calling Coach stupid.
Obviously you are not smart then. Or else you wouldn't have tried this hard - and failed this badly - in your attempt to play word games. Maybe next time you should try to stick with things I actually said and not things that I didn't. You may have better luck. Well, not really but you can try.
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What does a real investigation, hearing, or trial look like? Does this House Committee have the legal authority/consequences the Department of Justice or court trail has? Can this Committee determine someone's guilt or innocence and either lock them up or let them go free? What they can do is make recommendations which is nothing more than suggestions which can be acted on or ignored.
All of them allow due process. Basic due process includes notice of what you are being accused of and an opportunity to be heard and defend yourself.
This process had none of that. That's why the woman who claimed Trump choked his secret service agent was able to make her ridiculous accusations, unchallenged. Nobody cross-examined her. Trump was not allowed to have his lawyers participate. It's a joke.
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And? Lurker said Republicans chose not to participate. That is a lie.
No it is not. They had an opportunity. They offered idiots and scrubs and failed to render anyone of substance. That is NOT a lie. Try again.
And Coach is right about this committee being a sham. It's a joke. No reasonable person who isn't a partisan hack takes that committee seriously.
Qoach said it was a trial. It is NOT. Try again.
And Lurker does not know the difference between an investigation, a hearing, or a trial, or what a fair process looks like. But you folks don't care about fairness. So long as we persecute the bad orange man.
Apparently I do. Because despite your lie, I never called it a trial. Try again.
Did I say try again yet?
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Obviously you are not smart then. Or else you wouldn't have tried this hard - and failed this badly - in your attempt to play word games. Maybe next time you should try to stick with things I actually said and not things that I didn't. You may have better luck. Well, not really but you can try.
You do not admit when you're wrong. It does not make you look smart. But you're young. There is still hope for you. Give it a try once. It's liberating. And you'll be smarter because of it.
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You do not admit when you're wrong. It does not make you look smart. But you're young. There is still hope for you. Give it a try once. It's liberating. And you'll be smarter because of it.
First I would actually have to be wrong. You know... like you are here. :D
Try sticking with the argument and facts. "You'll be smarter for it". Well, probably not. But "give it a try".
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If you knew the difference between a trial and a committee hearing would come up, then you do understand that there is a distinction between the two. I explained the division to you because I thought it was obvious you didn't know that there was one. Were you ‘faking’ it?
LOL! Now you are telling me what I am trying to say? This is a hoot because I am trying to say or rather saying nothing of the kind.
You may not agree with the House Committee's proceedings or the process they are using, but there is nothing fake about it.
Here's a primer for you on Congressional Hearings:
"A hearing is a meeting or session of a Senate, House, joint, or special committee of Congress, usually open to the public, to obtain information and opinions on proposed legislation, conduct an investigation, or evaluate/oversee the activities of a government department or the implementation of a federal law. In addition, hearings may also be purely exploratory in nature, providing testimony and data about topics of current interest."
https://www.govinfo.gov/help/chrg
The courts had nothing to do with Trump being impeached by the House either of the two times. The way it works is the House twice impeached him and the Senate twice acquitted him. Moreover, the Senate stated that Trump's impeachment trial was constitutional.
FYI, this was also how Clinton and Johnson's impeachments played out. The House impeached them, and the Senate acquitted them. Trump is the only one of the three Presidents to be impeached twice.
Good thing you are a high school football coach and not a high school history teacher or a college political science professor. Unfortunately, political science isn't taught in high school. If it were, maybe folks like you would have at least a smattering of knowledge about U.S. government processes.
There are some folks who claim many people should not have the right to vote (because they are too ignorant). If I remember correctly, you once said this. Maybe they and you are right and people with no knowledge of how the U.S. government works should not be allowed to vote. Also, maybe folks like Trump who lack this basic knowledge should not be allowed to run for a political office, specially not the U.S. President.
So you think legal scholars are wrong, liberal ones at that, and you’re right? Got it!
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So you think legal scholars are wrong, liberal ones at that, and you’re right? Got it!
Which liberal scholars? Jonathan Turley? He jumped the shark long ago.
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So you think legal scholars are wrong, liberal ones at that, and you’re right? Got it!
No, we just KNOW that YOU are wrong. Just like always. You don't have a clue to half of the bullshit you type. When it is explained to you, you still don't understand. Which is why you continue to whine that nobody answers questions, when it is plainly obvious you can't understand simple answers you were given. You are just a stupid stupid person. As pointed out on this board every single day. Your intellect is laughable.
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So you think legal scholars are wrong, liberal ones at that, and you’re right? Got it!
why waste your time with low IQ bitches and losers in life like GroomingForBoys ?
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All the lies about the stolen election, communism and child sex rings made him act this way. He was detached from reality. :'(
January 6th - this is what a revolution looks like
December 1 (coming soon) - this is what a jail looks like
But Trumpy will take care of this. He said so. He will visit and put some money on the books for the comm store purchases. Wait.... he has to grift some donations first.
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Prosecutors say SC man played “key role” in Jan. 6 Capitol riot, seek 4 years in prison.
Federal prosecutors say in a new court filing that Donald Trump supporter George Tenney III, of Anderson, played a “key role” in the Jan. 6 assault on the U.S. Capitol and are asking a judge to sentence him to four years in prison.
Tenney, 36, “forced open the rotunda doors for the first time, allowing approximately 48 rioters to enter – rioters who then fanned out throughout the Capitol, destroying property and assaulting police and threatening members of Congress, their staff and other persons lawfully inside the Capitol that day,” federal prosecutors said in a memo to the judge filed earlier this week.
Tenney, who in June pleaded guilty to civil disorder and obstructing an official proceeding, will be sentenced Monday in Washington, D.C. He faces up to 20 years in prison on the civil disorder charge and five years on the obstructing charge.
Also this week Tenney said in a court filing he now blames the former president and others for spreading lies and conspiracy theories that the 2020 election had been stolen by Democrats.
Federal prosecutors say in a new court filing that Donald Trump supporter George Tenney III, of Anderson, played a “key role” in the Jan. 6 assault on the U.S. Capitol and are asking a judge to sentence him to four years in prison.
Tenney, 36, “forced open the rotunda doors for the first time, allowing approximately 48 rioters to enter – rioters who then fanned out throughout the Capitol, destroying property and assaulting police and threatening members of Congress, their staff and other persons lawfully inside the Capitol that day,” federal prosecutors said in a memo to the judge filed earlier this week.
Tenney, who in June pleaded guilty to civil disorder and obstructing an official proceeding, will be sentenced Monday in Washington, D.C. He faces up to 20 years in prison on the civil disorder charge and five years on the obstructing charge.
Also this week Tenney said in a court filing he now blames the former president and others for spreading lies and conspiracy theories that the 2020 election had been stolen by Democrats.
“Like most of the people protesting in the Capitol on Jan. 6, he (Tenney) believed in dangerous and false narratives, picked up through internet chats, podcasts and the words of high-level government officials, including the President of the United States,” Tenney’s lawyers said in a defense memo to Judge Thomas Hogan asking for leniency.
Tenney’s filing seeking leniency was unusual in that it also contains a personal letter from him clearly admitting he was duped and blaming Trump and like-minded others for spreading lies about a stolen election.
“I let one man’s rhetoric and lies bring me to a place that couldn’t be more far from reality,” Tenney wrote in his letter. “How do I tell my 9-year-old daughter and 6-year-old son... their dad messed up so gad that I wouldn’t be in their lives for sometime?”
Tenney’s admission made national news this week.
On Thursday morning, CNN ran a story with the chyron “Rioter seeking leniency: I let one man’s lies detach me from reality” and quoted Tenney’s letter: “I did get caught up in all the lies and made-up news going around, from politicians/celebrities in child sex rings, corruption allegations, supposed communism, to election fraud.”
Tenney’s filing said his participation in the Jan. 6 riot has resulted in the “complete dismantling” of his personal and business life.
“At the time, he had a good job working for Sysco, making a good salary with benefits and a retirement plan. His employment with Sysco started in 2018 and had come about after 17 years working as a chef for country clubs and restaurants in South Carolina, Arizona, Oregon and North Carolina,” the filing said.
Sysco fired him and “all of that is gone now as he tries to make ends meet as the owner, cook and operator at a small take-out restaurant in Anderson.”
Tenney’s memo also says his encounters with law enforcement on Jan. 6 were attempts to defuse the situation and he was not trying to hurt anyone. He is “profoundly remorseful” for his actions, the filing says.
Evidence against Tenney includes a video tape from Capitol police surveillance video taken on Jan. 6 around 2:25 pm — less than 10 minutes after the initial breach — shows Tenney opening doors to the rotunda, helping rioters enter the Capitol and then confronting two Capitol police officers and a member of the House Sergeant at Arms staff, according to court records filed this week.
Until Tenney opened the rotunda doors from the inside, rioters had been outside, pummeling officers with sticks, fists, flag poles, and tear gas, according to the prosecution memo. As Tenney was trying to open the doors, he fought off an officer who was trying to stop him, the prosecution’s memo says.
Prosecutors said Tenney “was the original instigator of one of the two largest breaches of the Capitol building that day. Because of Tenney, dozens of rioters entered the Capitol. Police were assaulted. Congress was threatened. Property was damaged. Democracy was put on hold.”
Right after the breach, Tenney was filmed rejoicing and saying, “We are inside the Capitol Building. It has been overrun. The Capitol building has literally been broken into. This is what a revolution ... looks like!” according to the prosecution memo.
Prosecutors also say Tenney continued to spread conspiracy theories and false information about the riot even after it happened. The falsehoods included that the rioters included a special undercover military unit working for Trump, that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi had attempted a coup and that Trump had “declared an insurrection.”
Tenney also warned a contact to prepare for martial law and to stockpile survival supplies and said, “The election was stolen, everyone knows it in politics and military,” prosecutors said.
Nearly 900 people have been arrested in the Jan. 6 breach of the Capitol, in what officials have said is the largest criminal case ever brought by the Department of Justice in U.S. history. The FBI is searching for hundreds more who remain at large. More than 100 police were injured and rioters succeeded in forcing Congress to flee the Capitol, putting a temporary halt to a ceremonial counting of electoral votes that gave Joe Biden the presidency.
More than 60 court challenges were filed in swing states alleging voting fraud after the 2020 election, and all but one — an incident in Pennsylvania that would not have influenced the election outcome — were tossed out of court for lack of evidence.
Trump’s former attorney general, Bill Barr, admitted to an Associated Press reporter in December 2020 that a canvas of the states after the 2020 election found no significant election fraud anywhere in the country.
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No, we just KNOW that YOU are wrong. Just like always. You don't have a clue to half of the bullshit you type. When it is explained to you, you still don't understand. Which is why you continue to whine that nobody answers questions, when it is plainly obvious you can't understand simple answers you were given. You are just a stupid stupid person. As pointed out on this board every single day. Your intellect is laughable.
You know what to do and how to it. You just keep ducking the process to be humiliated and you damn well know it.
As for me calling it a “trial” how many times have I said “hearings”? Go ahead and lie
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You know what to do and how to it. You just keep ducking the process to be humiliated and you damn well know it.
As for me calling it a “trial” how many times have I said “hearings”? Go ahead and lie
Boo-Hoo. Fragile X getting frustrated.
How many times have you said it was fake? And you still go ahead and lie.
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Boo-Hoo. Fragile X getting frustrated.
How many times have you said it was fake? And you still go ahead and lie.
It is, it’s a sham. She admits it’s partisan. How many more times would you like to be kicked in the nuts?
“It had been our hope to establish a bipartisan, independent National Commission, but there is no prospect for that Commission at this time because of insufficient support from Republican Senators. Therefore, the House established the Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the U.S. Capitol. The Select Committee on the January 6th Insurrection will investigate and report upon the facts and causes of the terrorist mob attack on the United States Capitol on January 6, 2021. It will also be charged with reporting its findings, conclusions and recommendations for preventing future attacks.”
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It is, it’s a sham. She admits it’s partisan. How many more times would you like to be kicked in the nuts?
“It had been our hope to establish a bipartisan, independent National Commission, but there is no prospect for that Commission at this time because of insufficient support from Republican Senators. Therefore, the House established the Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the U.S. Capitol. The Select Committee on the January 6th Insurrection will investigate and report upon the facts and causes of the terrorist mob attack on the United States Capitol on January 6, 2021. It will also be charged with reporting its findings, conclusions and recommendations for preventing future attacks.”
You obviously do not read what you post. Or lack brain wattage to understand it. How hard are you going to retard today?
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Aside from that, and I’ll true this again since you didn’t answer the 100 times I’ve asked
1. Where’s Epps?
2. Pelosi was in charge of capitol security
3. Why were the gates opened and people waved in?
4. How come Pelosi wasn’t called to testify?
5. How come Schiff wasn’t called to testify
6. Why did Pelosi refuse up to 20,000 National Guards that was requested from Trump 3 days in advance
7. Evidence was altered….
8. Why wasn’t Michael Byrd interviewed by CP with no investigation? Note; anytime an LE discharges his service weapon there is an automatic investigation
And this…..I know you’re slow but try
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You obviously do not read what you post. Or lack brain wattage to understand it. How hard are you going to retard today?
I read it. All of it. You don’t start a fake “hearing” until it becomes bi-partisan
“It had been our hope to establish a bipartisan, independent National Commission, but there is no prospect for that Commission at this time because of insufficient support from Republican Senators”
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I read it. All of it. You don’t start a fake “hearing” until it becomes bi-partisan
“It had been our hope to establish a bipartisan, independent National Commission, but there is no prospect for that Commission at this time because of insufficient support from Republican Senators”
Another lie. You work hard at having to dodge reality and fool yourself.
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Aside from that, and I’ll true this again since you didn’t answer the 100 times I’ve asked
1. Where’s Epps?
2. Pelosi was in charge of capitol security
3. Why were the gates opened and people waved in?
4. How come Pelosi wasn’t called to testify?
5. How come Schiff wasn’t called to testify
6. Why did Pelosi refuse up to 20,000 National Guards that was requested from Trump 3 days in advance
7. Evidence was altered….
8. Why wasn’t Michael Byrd interviewed by CP with no investigation? Note; anytime an LE discharges his service weapon there is an automatic investigation
And this…..I know you’re slow but try
Maybe you should give them a phone call and ask? Howard may have the number.
Because answering the same thing over and over isn't my responsibility for you.
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And? Lurker said Republicans chose not to participate. That is a lie.
And Coach is right about this committee being a sham. It's a joke. No reasonable person who isn't a partisan hack takes that committee seriously.
And Lurker does not know the difference between an investigation, a hearing, or a trial, or what a fair process looks like. But you folks don't care about fairness. So long as we persecute the bad orange man.
Assuming when you addressed us as 'you folks' you are including me. Honestly, you have no idea what I care about or how I feel about fairness. My guess is there are many people who are not partisan or hacks who take the committee seriously. If not, they should because House and Senate committees, have the power to recommend and influence decisions which can come with some serious consequences.
Seven Democrats and two Republicans are on the 'bipartisan' January 6th Committee. All of them were appointed by Nancy Pelosi. I think it is fair to say labeling this committee bipartisan is a huge stretch. IMO to be considered bipartisan it should be peopled by as close to an equal number of House Democrats and House Republicans all of whom participate responsibly... meaning they are not serving on the committee solely to disrupt the investigative hearing process. I fully understand why reasonable people view this committee as being a 'stacked deck.' When the newly elected House Representatives take office in January and form committees as they say they will, it will be interesting to see whether these committees are truly bipartisan or not.
You might be interested in reading The Current Congressional Committee System. [https://archives-democrats-rules.house.gov/Archives/jcoc2d.htm] In the opening paragraph, the article identifies that there are 'perceived abuses'. This doesn't surprise me. Many if not all official constitutions and bylaws are written and rewritten as needed correct errors and language and interpretational changes. It has been my experience when these changes are made, they sometimes add confusion instead of clarification. Also, these documents tend to get wordier and longer mired in legalize.
BTW, I have testified at various state level committee hearings. I also served as a juror a fair number of times on different types of trials. I am a union activist and was a member representative (shop steward) for upwards of 1,500 classified employees during much of the 30 years I worked at the school district. As such, I participated in several HR investigations and successfully bargained more than a half dozen classified employee contracts. Lastly and not incidentally, I am a trained mediator who has helped several folks who were at odds come to consensus on an array of different issues although not political in nature in the strictest sense, (is political consensus even possible in a partisan environment like we have today?).
That Trump is sometimes jokingly referred to as 'the orange man' is of his own making. I imagine he overdid or overdoes the use of a 'bronzer' which on many complexions turns orange. In the photo below, the difference between where bronzer or make-up was applied and where it is his natural skin color is evident.
(https://qph.cf2.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-c2c5d044dd8e95b6ca21dae390075668.webp)
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I know you aren't asking me, but I thought it would be interesting to attempt to answer your questions. My responses are in red.
Aside from that, and I’ll true this again since you didn’t answer the 100 times I’ve asked
1. Where’s Epps? Supposedly living hiding out in a trailer park in the Rockies.
2. Pelosi was in charge of capitol security Please reformat this as a question.
3. Why were the gates opened and people waved in? The video showing this has been debunked. However, to answer your question, perhaps the mob was waved in so they could proceed to climb the walls and break in windows and doors of the Capitol building.
4. How come Pelosi wasn’t called to testify? About what? Maybe to confirm the videos of her actions and words that day are real.
5. How come Schiff wasn’t called to testify? He sits on the January 6th Committee.
6. Why did Pelosi refuse up to 20,000 National Guards that was requested from Trump 3 days in advance? The speaker of the House does not have the power to block an order from the commander in chief. Therefore, there would have been no point in her refusing this.
7. Evidence was altered…. Please rephrase this as a question if that what it is supposed to be. Thanks
8. Why wasn’t Michael Byrd interviewed by CP with no investigation? Note; anytime an LE discharges his service weapon there is an automatic investigation? Actually, there was a thorough investigation of the shooting. [https://www.uscp.gov/media-center/press-releases/uscp-completes-internal-investigation-january-6-officer-involved]
And this…..I know you’re slow but try NA (not applicable)
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Aside from that, and I’ll true this again since you didn’t answer the 100 times I’ve asked
1. Where’s Epps?
2. Pelosi was in charge of capitol security
3. Why were the gates opened and people waved in?
4. How come Pelosi wasn’t called to testify?
5. How come Schiff wasn’t called to testify
6. Why did Pelosi refuse up to 20,000 National Guards that was requested from Trump 3 days in advance
7. Evidence was altered….
8. Why wasn’t Michael Byrd interviewed by CP with no investigation? Note; anytime an LE discharges his service weapon there is an automatic investigation
And this…..I know you’re slow but try
#2 and #6 on your list are not true
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I know you aren't asking me, but I thought it would be interesting to attempt to answer your questions. My responses are in red.
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This has been answered and explained to him numerous times. Over and over and he still can’t comprehend it. There is no point in trying to appease him or repeat the same answers. Because :
1- he doesn’t understand simple facts
2- he won’t remember anything that is posted
3- his only response will be an off topic irrelevant reply.
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Prime arrives on the thread.
Dos Excuses and Qoach - “why does this thread taste like pennies?”
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Maybe you should give them a phone call and ask? Howard may have the number.
Because answering the same thing over and over isn't my responsibility for you.
LOL, I do have the number, but the Coach appointed investigators of the Jan 6 investigation have
forced me to sign a disclosure agreement. :D ;D
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I read it. All of it. You don’t start a fake “hearing” until it becomes bi-partisan
“It had been our hope to establish a bipartisan, independent National Commission, but there is no prospect for that Commission at this time because of insufficient support from Republican Senators”
Coach, if a group of angry Muslims or BLM supporters did the SAME thing on Jan 6, would you have the same OPINION of the Jan 6 attack ? Be honest, thanks . ;)
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Coach, if a group of angry Muslims or BLM supporters did the SAME thing on Jan 6, would you have the same OPINION of the Jan 6 attack ? Be honest, thanks . ;)
Howard - if the insurrectionists on January 6th, 2021 had been of color and/or Muslim, the capital would have been a sea of red.
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Howard - if the insurrectionists on January 6th, 2021 had been of color and/or Muslim, the capital would have been a sea of red.
Thanks for pointing out that no matter how bad something was, it could have been worse. So comforting! :)
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Coach, if a group of angry Muslims or BLM supporters did the SAME thing on Jan 6, would you have the same OPINION of the Jan 6 attack ? Be honest, thanks . ;)
Like they did for months on end when they took over city blocks and destroyed government buildings violently ???
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Like they did for months on end when they took over city blocks and destroyed government buildings violently ???
Yeah, like that. Didn't approve of it then and still don't.
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Coach, if a group of angry Muslims or BLM supporters did the SAME thing on Jan 6, would you have the same OPINION of the Jan 6 attack ? Be honest, thanks . ;)
Are you joking, Howard? BLM/Antifa DESTROYED cities across the country not only after the 2016 and 2020 elections with most of them getting bailed out the help of Kamala Harris, but also during the George Floyd riots. Are you shitting me? You leftists are really coddled and left in the dark by your msm, either that or you’re totally brainwashed
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Pizzagate. HAHAHAHA The claim that the pedo ring was from the basement of a pizza parlor and then to find out the pizza parlor didn't even have a basement.
"Q" strikes again for the dummies.
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Are you joking, Howard? BLM/Antifa DESTROYED cities across the country not only after the 2016 and 2020 elections with most of them getting bailed out the help of Kamala Harris, but also during the George Floyd riots. Are you shitting me? You leftists are really coddled and left in the dark by your msm, either that or you’re totally brainwashed
Ok, so if antifa or BLM did the exact same attack on Jan 6, that would be terrible . I agree .
But...
The Trumpers attack the capitol on Jan 6 and it's ok ?
Hmmmm, and I'm the one who's biased and brainwashed?
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Ok, so if antifa or BLM did the exact same attack on Jan 6, that would be terrible . I agree .
But...
The Trumpers attack the capitol on Jan 6 and it's ok ?
Hmmmm, and I'm the one who's biased and brainwashed?
They did worse…MUCH worse.
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Ok, so if antifa or BLM did the exact same attack on Jan 6, that would be terrible . I agree .
But...
The Trumpers attack the capitol on Jan 6 and it's ok ?
Hmmmm, and I'm the one who's biased and brainwashed?
Hey Howard, it wasn’t too long ago that Christopher Wray during testimony, when asked, refused to say if the FBI were imbedded within the rioters and if they were disguised as Trump supporters. There are multiple accounts of also Antifa being embedded along with them.
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Hey Howard, it wasn’t too long ago that Christopher Wray during testimony, when asked, refused to say if the FBI were imbedded within the rioters and if they were disguised as Trump supporters. There are multiple accounts of also Antifa being embedded along with them.
Coach, please call Jan 6 what it really was ...an attempt to disrupt the presidential vote certification and insurrection.
This isn't a theory , it's now a fact with the CONVICTION of the 2 leaders of Oath Keepers for conspiracy of insurrection against the USA.
The others were convicted ( found guilty) of attempting to obstruct the process.
This is a fact and they are sitting in jail for having been found guilty of these crimes.
If you think I'm wrong, please, check it out for yourself .
Oath Keeper leader Stewart Rhodes and his deputy were convicted for conspiracy of attempted insurrection against the USA.
They are sentenced and serving time in a federal prison.
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Where is the basement?
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Hey Howard, it wasn’t too long ago that Christopher Wray during testimony, when asked, refused to say if the FBI were imbedded within the rioters and if they were disguised as Trump supporters. There are multiple accounts of also Antifa being embedded along with them.
LIAR.
Just shut the fuck up with the lying, excuse making and nonstop whining. I realize that is all you have at this point, but it isn't doing you any good.
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LIAR.
Just shut the fuck up with the lying, excuse making and nonstop whining. I realize that is all you have at this point, but it isn't doing you any good.
This is actually a much better exchange with the Asst FBI Director
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Your lies are so easy to disprove. Why do you even try? When you lie, is it for yourself? Because no one here is fooled by them.
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=were+antifa+at+january+6
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Your lies are so easy to disprove. Why do you even try? When you lie, is it for yourself? Because no one here is fooled by them.
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=were+antifa+at+january+6
lol…..I just posted live testimony and you give me “factcheck” lol
Didn’t even watch it, did you? Lol
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lol…..I just posted live testimony and you give me “factcheck” lol
Didn’t even watch it, did you? Lol
Coach, you never addressed my reply to you about the CONVICTION of Oath Keepers, Stewart Rhodes and Kelly Megs, for
"seditious conspiracy " on Jan 6.
We now have conviction of the crime that went down during the Jan 6 attack.
It wasn't ANTIFA or BLM , it was the Trump supporting Oath Keepers convicted via real evidence in court .
The Proud Boy leaders are now going to stand trial for similar charges .
Again , this is cold hard reality.
This is a FACT, not a conspiracy theory.
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Coach, you never addressed my reply to you about the CONVICTION of Oath Keepers, Stewart Rhodes and Kelly Megs, for
"seditious conspiracy " on Jan 6.
We now have conviction of the crime that went down during the Jan 6 attack.
It wasn't ANTIFA or BLM , it was the Trump supporting Oath Keepers convicted via real evidence in court .
The Proud Boy leaders are now going to stand trial for similar charges .
Again , this is cold hard reality.
This is a FACT, not a conspiracy theory.
Yeah…first time in the history of this country it’s happened. Imagine that. Where do you want me start Howard? With fake January 6 “committee”? Biden’s DOJ headed by Merrick Garland who’s weaponized the DOJ? The activist DC court and jury's that have swore to get Trump and his supporters at all costs even if it violates the Constitution? Or the fact that DC is more than 95% Democratic?
Feel free to disprove any of what I wrote
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lol…..I just posted live testimony and you give me “factcheck” lol
Didn’t even watch it, did you? Lol
I don't have to watch it in order to know it's bullshit. You posted it. That guarantees that it is a waste of time.
The fact that this has been debunked over and over is an added plus.
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Yeah…first time in the history of this country it’s happened. Imagine that. Where do you want me start Howard? With fake January 6 “committee”? Biden’s DOJ headed by Merrick Garland who’s weaponized the DOJ? The activist DC court and jury's that have swore to get Trump and his supporters at all costs even if it violates the Constitution? Or the fact that DC is more than 95% Democratic?
Feel free to disprove any of what I wrote
It's all lies and bullshit. We don't have to disprove it. The onus is on you to prove it is true. When asked to do so, all you reply with is more lies and bullshit.
It's like telling someone they can't prove Bigfoot isn't real. ::)
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Coach, please call Jan 6 what it really was ...an attempt to disrupt the presidential vote certification and insurrection.
Why are you a liar ???
Ok, so if antifa or BLM did the exact same attack on Jan 6, that would be terrible . I agree .
But...
The Trumpers attack the capitol on Jan 6 and it's ok ?
Hmmmm, and I'm the one who's biased and brainwashed?
So it's only bad because it was the Capitol? blm and antifa destroyed shit for months, including government buildings, property, statues, cars, took over city blocks, etc. How many were convicted for any of that? None of that matters right, because you liberals support their cause. ;)
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I don't have to watch it in order to know it's bullshit. You posted it. That guarantees that it is a waste of time.
The fact that this has been debunked over and over is an added plus.
It’s the reason why I own that empty piece of real estate in your head
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It’s the reason why I own that empty piece of real estate in your head
The only thing you own are the numerous lies you post day in and day out around here and the daily whining you do when your ovaries get kicked in.
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Are you joking, Howard? BLM/Antifa DESTROYED cities across the country not only after the 2016 and 2020 elections with most of them getting bailed out the help of Kamala Harris, but also during the George Floyd riots. Are you shitting me? You leftists are really coddled and left in the dark by your msm, either that or you’re totally brainwashed
Destroyed seems like an overstatement. Are cities gone? We all know that Portland had its share of demonstrations and riots during that period. When this was happening, a few businesses boarded up their windows and some even shut down for a while. Aside from a few missing statues, there are no remnants from those riots in Portland.
COVID has had a bigger financial impact on our cities. People worked from home and found out they liked it, so they are resisting returning to commuting into a city for work. Many office buildings are still half empty. Many businesses which were already struggling to stay afloat or get a foothold, shut down during COVID and never reopened. This is especially true of restaurants located in areas where people worked that depended on a large lunch trade.
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It’s the reason why I own that empty piece of real estate in your head
That little ditty has been said/posted to death. It’s time to come up with a new insult. Of course, answers to questions and conversations that meant something would be even better.
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This is actually a much better exchange with the Asst FBI Director
I'd watch this video except that Ted Cruz literally makes me sick.
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That little ditty has been said/posted to death. It’s time to come up with a new insult. Of course, answers to questions and conversations that meant something would be even better.
He can't come up with anything new. Or better.
He can't come up with answers or comments other than "lol", "yeah right", "**insert off topic comment here**", "**post random link that he doesn't understand or fact check first here**"
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Another member of the Gravy Seals, meal team six. Wasted his paycheck and his future on discount Cabelas tact gear because he was ready for action. ::)
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A Missouri man who wanted to join the far-right Oath Keepers and Three Percenters militias days before the Capitol riot and entered the building in tactical gear on Jan. 6 was sentenced Friday to 18 months’ probation.
Jonas Buxton, 26, of St. Charles, also must perform 40 hours of community service and pay a $500 fine and $500 restitution for losses suffered as a result of the siege at the U.S. Capitol, which the government says totaled nearly $2.9 million.
He faced up to six months in jail, five years’ probation and a $5,000 fine after pleading guilty in August to one count of parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building, a misdemeanor.
The sentencing hearing was held via video conference in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.
“I sincerely regret the fact that I participated in an event that has done so much harm,” Buxton told Senior U.S. District Judge John D. Bates. “My love for this country extends to its institutions and to its buildings, and the fact that I played any small participation in an event that has done harm to those is something that I sincerely regret.
“I’ve been working hard and diligently to continue to move on with my life in a positive way, to distance myself from any kind of groups who might be in any way radical and just to continue to be a good citizen…”
Bates told Buxton that he wanted him to understand “the magnitude of what we’re dealing with here.”
“I do want you to think about being in a federal courtroom, standing at the lectern before the bench with the judge addressing you on the seriousness of the conduct here and the consequences that you face for that conduct,” he said.
“The attack on the Capitol on January 6, 2021, was an extremely serious threat to our democracy, our democratic values and the institutions that we cherish in this country.”
Prosecutors said Buxton breached the Capitol building “battle-ready dressed in a gas mask and tactical vest” and spent about 16 minutes inside, roaming from the Senate Wing to the Crypt. Buxton’s actions, they said, supported a sentence of 30 days’ incarceration, 36 months’ probation, 60 hours of community service, and $500 in restitution.
“Mr. Buxton entered the Capitol, and he’d gone here showing that he was ready to fight,” said Anthony Franks, an assistant U.S. attorney. “He had on a gas mask. He had that on his head. On his body, he had a tactical vest. This is far from normal attire to attend a rally.”
Buxton, who has a degree in physics from the Missouri University of Science and Technology in Rolla, has contended that he committed no violence and entered the Capitol mainly because he needed to use the restroom.
In a sentencing memorandum filed with the court, Buxton’s attorney said Buxton went to Washington, D.C., with family members to attend the “Stop the Steal” rally on Jan. 6, 2021, in support of former President Donald Trump.
“He did not anticipate violence against the Capitol, violence against police officers, or destruction of property,” the document said. “He was a supporter of then President Trump and planned to peacefully demonstrate and participate in the political discourse surrounding the controversial 2020 election.”
Three days before the rally, the document said, Buxton communicated with a recruiter for the Oath Keepers and Three Percenters militia groups, saying he had an interest in joining. Buxton had received an email from the Three Percenters promoting the rally. The recruiter got back to him the next day, saying that there was no vetting of prospective members going on at the time because of the “DC stuff,” so he should be patient and check back after Jan. 6.
The memorandum said Buxton did go into the Capitol building during the riot, but just to use the restroom. His version of the events:
“At approximately 3:05 p.m., Buxton entered the Capitol through the Senate Wing doors. Defendant Buxton then went to the Crypt, asked a police officer for directions to the bathroom, used the bathroom, and exited the Capitol through the Senate Wing doors at approximately 3:21 p.m. Buxton was peaceful, respectful and pleasant in his interactions with law enforcement. He did not destroy any property. He was in awe of the Capitol Building. He now deeply regrets having entered the Capitol on that day.”
Later, when Buxton learned that investigators had identified him after receiving a tip that he’d breached the Capitol, he contacted a lawyer and returned to Missouri from Panama, where he’d been temporarily living with his parents, the document said.
When Buxton arrived at Miami International Airport in early April 2021, he was referred for an additional inspection by U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers. During the inspection, the sentencing memorandum said, an officer found a letter from the Three Percenters on his phone promoting a Jan. 6 rally. It said, “General Call to Action! Washington DC Rally.”
The letter said members who attended the rally were expected to conduct themselves “in a professional, and civil, manner in accordance with the integrity of this organization.”
“We need to be entirely unthreatening in our demeanor as well as our attire,” it said, adding that “the wearing of combat uniforms, body armor, tactical vests, helmets, or any other ‘battle rattle’ is prohibited. We are not going there to fight; we are going there to peacefully protest.”
Buxton did not follow through with joining either group, his sentencing memorandum said.
“It is expected that the U.S. Attorney’s Office will try to paint Buxton as a political radical tied closely to groups such as the Three Percenters and the Oathkeepers,” it said. “Such is simply not the case. Although Buxton expressed some interest in joining the groups prior to the events of January 6th, he did not join. He had no interest in joining afterwards. He saw the ugliness of the actions taken by many. Buxton was not part of the violent behavior undertaken by some.”
As for wearing tactical gear and a gas mask at the Capitol, Buxton said he did so because he’d been to other political rallies where he’d seen people being injured by counter-protesters.
“He had seen others pepper sprayed, beaten and otherwise violently accosted,” his sentencing memorandum said. “He dressed in a manner which he felt was appropriate for his safety.”
According to the document, Buxton is co-founder of a cryptocurrency startup company and an engineering consultant for a company that makes sensory beds for children with autism.
The memorandum included copies of 13 letters written to the judge from Buxton’s parents, relatives, friends and boss praising him and asking for leniency. Letter after letter described him as loyal, trustworthy, upstanding, respectful and caring.
But prosecutors painted a different picture, focusing in part on his attire that day.
“One of the most important factors here is that Buxton breached the Capitol wearing a tactical vest and gas mask,” the government said in its sentencing memorandum. “He clearly was ready for violence and was dressed for it.”
The document pointed out the Three Percenters’ “call to action” letter that customs officers found in Buxton’s phone at the Miami airport.
“Even this group stressed that those who were coming to Washington D.C. on January 6 to protest should not wear ‘tactical vests’ reasoning, ‘[w]e are not going there to fight, we are going there to peacefully protest,” the government’s memorandum said.
“Despite this clear warning, and the police presence at the Capitol on January 6th, Buxton breached the Capitol not only wearing a tactical vest, but also a gas mask. He was there for violence. Additionally, he remained in the Capitol building for almost 16 minutes.”
Buxton’s claim that he only went inside to use the restroom “makes no sense,” the government said.
“He could have sought out other locations besides the rioter-filled Capitol to do so.”
Prosecutors also zeroed in on Buxton’s interest in joining the Oath Keepers and Three Percenters prior to the riot.
Those anti-government groups are accused of playing key roles in the insurrection. In January, 11 members or associates of the Oath Keepers, including founder Stewart Rhodes, were indicted on seditious conspiracy charges. Several have pleaded guilty in recent months. And on Tuesday, after a nearly two-month-long trial, Rhodes and a co-defendant were convicted of seditious conspiracy. Three other associates were cleared of that charge, but all five were found guilty of obstruction of an official proceeding.
Buxton is the 13th Missouri resident to be sentenced in connection with the Capitol riot. Three others have pleaded guilty and await sentencing, and two are scheduled for trial early next year. The cases of five other Missourians charged in the Capitol riot are winding their way through court.
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Missouri man who wanted to join militia groups before Jan. 6 Capitol riot is sentenced.
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Another moron who thought he was big and bad on J6, but now just a whining sniveling little bitch trying to blame it on the lies he believed. Seeing how he probably won't be able to vote ever again, he won't have to worry about fake ass election fraud.
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Prosecutors say SC man played “key role” in Jan. 6 Capitol riot, seek 4 years in prison.
Federal prosecutors say in a new court filing that Donald Trump supporter George Tenney III, of Anderson, played a “key role” in the Jan. 6 assault on the U.S. Capitol and are asking a judge to sentence him to four years in prison.
Tenney, 36, “forced open the rotunda doors for the first time, allowing approximately 48 rioters to enter – rioters who then fanned out throughout the Capitol, destroying property and assaulting police and threatening members of Congress, their staff and other persons lawfully inside the Capitol that day,” federal prosecutors said in a memo to the judge filed earlier this week.
Tenney, who in June pleaded guilty to civil disorder and obstructing an official proceeding, will be sentenced Monday in Washington, D.C. He faces up to 20 years in prison on the civil disorder charge and five years on the obstructing charge.
Also this week Tenney said in a court filing he now blames the former president and others for spreading lies and conspiracy theories that the 2020 election had been stolen by Democrats.
“Like most of the people protesting in the Capitol on Jan. 6, he (Tenney) believed in dangerous and false narratives, picked up through internet chats, podcasts and the words of high-level government officials, including the President of the United States,” Tenney’s lawyers said in a defense memo to Judge Thomas Hogan asking for leniency.
Tenney’s filing seeking leniency was unusual in that it also contains a personal letter from him clearly admitting he was duped and blaming Trump and like-minded others for spreading lies about a stolen election.
“I let one man’s rhetoric and lies bring me to a place that couldn’t be more far from reality,” Tenney wrote in his letter. “How do I tell my 9-year-old daughter and 6-year-old son... their dad messed up so gad that I wouldn’t be in their lives for sometime?”
Tenney’s admission made national news this week.
On Thursday morning, CNN ran a story with the chyron “Rioter seeking leniency: I let one man’s lies detach me from reality” and quoted Tenney’s letter: “I did get caught up in all the lies and made-up news going around, from politicians/celebrities in child sex rings, corruption allegations, supposed communism, to election fraud.”
Tenney’s filing said his participation in the Jan. 6 riot has resulted in the “complete dismantling” of his personal and business life.
“At the time, he had a good job working for Sysco, making a good salary with benefits and a retirement plan. His employment with Sysco started in 2018 and had come about after 17 years working as a chef for country clubs and restaurants in South Carolina, Arizona, Oregon and North Carolina,” the filing said.
Sysco fired him and “all of that is gone now as he tries to make ends meet as the owner, cook and operator at a small take-out restaurant in Anderson.”
Tenney’s memo also says his encounters with law enforcement on Jan. 6 were attempts to defuse the situation and he was not trying to hurt anyone. He is “profoundly remorseful” for his actions, the filing says.
Evidence against Tenney includes a video tape from Capitol police surveillance video taken on Jan. 6 around 2:25 pm — less than 10 minutes after the initial breach — shows Tenney opening doors to the rotunda, helping rioters enter the Capitol and then confronting two Capitol police officers and a member of the House Sergeant at Arms staff, according to court records filed this week.
Until Tenney opened the rotunda doors from the inside, rioters had been outside, pummeling officers with sticks, fists, flag poles, and tear gas, according to the prosecution memo. As Tenney was trying to open the doors, he fought off an officer who was trying to stop him, the prosecution’s memo says.
Prosecutors said Tenney “was the original instigator of one of the two largest breaches of the Capitol building that day. Because of Tenney, dozens of rioters entered the Capitol. Police were assaulted. Congress was threatened. Property was damaged. Democracy was put on hold.”
Right after the breach, Tenney was filmed rejoicing and saying, “We are inside the Capitol Building. It has been overrun. The Capitol building has literally been broken into. This is what a revolution ... looks like!” according to the prosecution memo.
Prosecutors also say Tenney continued to spread conspiracy theories and false information about the riot even after it happened. The falsehoods included that the rioters included a special undercover military unit working for Trump, that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi had attempted a coup and that Trump had “declared an insurrection.”
Tenney also warned a contact to prepare for martial law and to stockpile survival supplies and said, “The election was stolen, everyone knows it in politics and military,” prosecutors said.
Nearly 900 people have been arrested in the Jan. 6 breach of the Capitol, in what officials have said is the largest criminal case ever brought by the Department of Justice in U.S. history. The FBI is searching for hundreds more who remain at large. More than 100 police were injured and rioters succeeded in forcing Congress to flee the Capitol, putting a temporary halt to a ceremonial counting of electoral votes that gave Joe Biden the presidency.
More than 60 court challenges were filed in swing states alleging voting fraud after the 2020 election, and all but one — an incident in Pennsylvania that would not have influenced the election outcome — were tossed out of court for lack of evidence.
Trump’s former attorney general, Bill Barr, admitted to an Associated Press reporter in December 2020 that a canvas of the states after the 2020 election found no significant election fraud anywhere in the country.
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HAHAHAHA Best one yet. Typical MAGA intelligence on display here. Will the footage include additional bonus content of him crying in court like so many of the others? :D
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Jan. 6 rioter attempted to sell footage of insurrection to Pelosi’s daughter: DOJ.
A Jan. 6 rioter attempted to sell his footage of the insurrection to the documentary filmmaker daughter of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), the Justice Department said in a recent court filing.
Ronald Sandlin, 35, participated in an interview with Alexandra Pelosi, the Speaker’s daughter, from jail and spoke about providing his footage of the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol to her, the department said.
The filing noted that based on the recorded calls between the two, it does not appear that Sandlin “ultimately consummated a transaction with Ms. Pelosi for the footage.”
Sandlin, who traveled to Washington, D.C., in January 2021 in anticipation of a “boogaloo” or civil war, assaulted several police officers during the riot, according to the Justice Department.
He pleaded guilty to conspiring to obstruct an official proceeding and assaulting police officers in late September. As he awaits sentencing, prosecutors are asking for 63 months — more than five years — of prison time and a $20,000 fine, according to Friday’s filing.
The department said Sandlin has made multiple attempts to “profit from his criminal conduct on January 6,” including by creating an online fundraiser to raise “legal fees” and trying to sell his footage of the riot to media outlets.
HBO announced on Monday that it will be releasing a documentary about Nancy Pelosi this month filmed by her daughter.
Alexandra Pelosi’s footage of her mother during the Jan. 6 riot — which showed the Speaker and other congressional leaders making urgent calls from secure locations amid the attack on the Capitol — was also featured at the Jan. 6 committee’s final hearing in October.
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I'd watch this video except that Ted Cruz literally makes me sick.
Another excuse
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Ever notice how lurker never provides a link to this garbage?
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Ever notice how Qoach can't type the name in Google and find dozens of sources?
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Ever notice how all Coach's links are to obscure or extreme right media?
With Ye on Infowars and Elon Musk lifting the floodgates on Twitter, the right wing is getting the free-speech Thunderdome of its dreams. Or nightmares.
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Ever notice how all Coach's links are to obscure or extreme right media?
With Ye on Infowars and Elon Musk lifting the floodgates on Twitter, the right wing is getting the free-speech Thunderdome of its dreams. Or nightmares.
Ever Notice How The Sheep 🐑 Like wore Face Nappies to go into a Restaurant & Sit down to eat & Then it was safe for
Them to Remove them as China Virus wouldn't get them , Though to Stand up & go to the Toilet they put the Face
Nappies back on, As The Virus would surely Get Them. 😂🤣😂🤣😂
The Sheep 🐑 Like Never questioned or Disobey Their Governors Directives & Executive order's
The Leftist Control Freaks were having the Biggest Laugh in The Thunderdome at what Stupid Antics
They Could Get The Sheep 🐑 Like to Believe & Do - Only it Wasn't a Dream or Nightmare The Sheep 🐑
Actually Did These Things - 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
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Ever notice how Americans don't give a fuck what non Americans think of their political system?
EveR nOtice hOW aMeriCans dOn't giVe a fUck What Non aMericANs ThinK of thEiR PolitiCal SysTeM?
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Ever notice how all Coach's links are to obscure or extreme right media?
With Ye on Infowars and Elon Musk lifting the floodgates on Twitter, the right wing is getting the free-speech Thunderdome of its dreams. Or nightmares.
Maybe, but they’re proven facts so what’s your point? I don’t just post links, I’ll post video, Congressional testimony (video), links within articles I post to back the articles claims, etc etc etc
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This is actually a much better exchange with the Asst FBI Director
Here Prime, this is a perfect example when Lurker called me a liar then I had to kick his ass down the road by posting video proof….
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Here Prime, this is a perfect example when Lurker called me a liar then I had to kick his ass down the road by posting video proof….
The only thing you kicked was the door shut on reality.
Evidence isn't "asking". Evidence is "proving". You know... like it's been proven you are a dumb ass.
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The Museum Tour (or peace)
https://twitter.com/brixwe/status/1600166534017560576?s=20&t=OHxEwpJaUPeMuQClbY7JLA
"Here's the so called "Insurrection" that some of these clowns call worse then 9/11"
"More like a Museum Tour that the Capitol Police and DNC arranged and filmed"...
"Worse than 9/11" ::), a total insult to those who died and their families and friends.
Libtards, less brain than amoeba... ::)
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Maybe, but they’re proven facts so what’s your point? I don’t just post links, I’ll post video, Congressional testimony (video), links within articles I post to back the articles claims, etc etc etc
What is your definition of proven? What criteria does something need to meet to be considered either a proven fact or proved false in your opinion?
(https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61IrQQLytPL.jpg)
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What is your definition of proven? What criteria does something need to meet to be considered either a proven fact or proved false in your opinion?
(https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61IrQQLytPL.jpg)
Maybe reread my post that you quoted 🙄
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Trumpy "I love the poorly educated". Well, this isn't exactly what most families consider "family time together". But of course he took his mother. That family tree looks like a telephone pole.
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Man who helped steal Nancy Pelosi's laptop while storming the Capitol with his mother pleads guilty.
A 25-year-old New York man pleaded guilty on Monday to helping steal a laptop from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office during the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021.
Rafael Rondon of Watertown, New York, pleaded in DC federal court to obstruction of an official proceeding and aiding and abetting in the obstruction of an official proceeding, the Justice Department announced in a press release.
The first count, a felony, carries a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison. Rondon is set to be sentenced March 13.
According to court documents, Rondon and his mother, Maryann Mooney-Rondon, traveled to Washington, DC, on January 6, 2021 to attend the "Stop the Steal" rally. But they seemed interested in more than just protesting.
Rondon told investigators that he and his mother took the Metro into DC because "he did not think it was a good idea to drive his car into the city where he intended to break into the US Capitol," investigators detailed in court filings.
Just before 2:30 p.m. on January 6, 2021, Rondon and his mother illegally entered the Capitol building, eventually making their way to Pelosi's office, according to court documents.
Rondon then assisted an "unknown male" in stealing a laptop from the office by disconnecting wires and placing the laptop into the other man's bag, the documents say.
He and his mother each stole gas masks from the Capitol meant to protect members of Congress and their staff, before they eventually left the building, prosecutors also say.
As part of his plea deal, Rondon agreed to be interviewed about the Capitol riot by investigators before his sentencing and to let law enforcement agents review his social media accounts.
Rondon's mother has pleaded not guilty to the charges against her and last month filed documents to get one of the charges dismissed.
When Rondon and his mother were arrested in October 2021, FBI agents seized what they say was an illegal sawed-off shotgun in his possession, for which he also faces charges.
Attorneys for Rondon and his mother did not immediately respond to Insider's requests for comment.
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It's a nice warm feeling when one of these morons gets sentenced. The only thing that makes it better is when there's tears. Big long crocodile tears. The more the better. Falling for the Big Lie and wasting your future for some guy that won't visit you, won't help with legal funds, won't even say your name, won't even KNOW your name.
Good times!
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Uniontown man convicted at trial of assaulting police with pepper spray at Jan. 6 Capitol riots.
A Uniontown man was one of the first Capitol breach defendants to be convicted at trial of assaulting police officers with pepper spray.
According to the Department of Justice, Peter J. Schwartz, 49, and his wife Shelly Stallings, who pleaded guilty in August, traveled to Washington, D.C., and were around the area of the Lower West Terrace at the Capitol.
Officials said Schwartz threw a folding chair at officers in a police line at around 2:28 p.m. and told a friend that he “started a riot” by “throwing the first chair.”
Schwartz then stole police duffle bags full of pepper-spray canisters and gave them to other members of the mob, the Department of Justice said. The organization also said that he began spraying at any retreating police officer he could find.
Schwartz followed officers up into the lower west terrace tunnel where he joined dozens of other rioters. They heaved against the police line, Schwartz showing another member of the mob how to operate the pepper-spray canisters, officials said.
Schwartz was arrested in Uniontown on Feb. 4, 2021.
Schwartz was convicted of four counts of felony assaulting, resisting or impeding law enforcement officers using a dangerous weapon; interfering with a law enforcement officer during a civil disorder; obstruction of an official proceeding; and related charges.
The charge of assaulting, resisting, or impeding law enforcement officers using a dangerous weapon carries a statutory maximum of 20 years in prison, as does the charge of obstruction of an official proceeding. The charge of interfering with law enforcement officers during a civil disorder carries a statutory maximum of five years in prison.
Sentencing has not yet been scheduled but is expected to take place in early 2023, officials said.
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It's a nice warm feeling when one of these morons gets sentenced. The only thing that makes it better is when there's tears. Big long crocodile tears. The more the better. Falling for the Big Lie and wasting your future for some guy that won't visit you, won't help with legal funds, won't even say your name, won't even KNOW your name.
Good times!
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Uniontown man convicted at trial of assaulting police with pepper spray at Jan. 6 Capitol riots.
A Uniontown man was one of the first Capitol breach defendants to be convicted at trial of assaulting police officers with pepper spray.
According to the Department of Justice, Peter J. Schwartz, 49, and his wife Shelly Stallings, who pleaded guilty in August, traveled to Washington, D.C., and were around the area of the Lower West Terrace at the Capitol.
Officials said Schwartz threw a folding chair at officers in a police line at around 2:28 p.m. and told a friend that he “started a riot” by “throwing the first chair.”
Schwartz then stole police duffle bags full of pepper-spray canisters and gave them to other members of the mob, the Department of Justice said. The organization also said that he began spraying at any retreating police officer he could find.
Schwartz followed officers up into the lower west terrace tunnel where he joined dozens of other rioters. They heaved against the police line, Schwartz showing another member of the mob how to operate the pepper-spray canisters, officials said.
Schwartz was arrested in Uniontown on Feb. 4, 2021.
Schwartz was convicted of four counts of felony assaulting, resisting or impeding law enforcement officers using a dangerous weapon; interfering with a law enforcement officer during a civil disorder; obstruction of an official proceeding; and related charges.
The charge of assaulting, resisting, or impeding law enforcement officers using a dangerous weapon carries a statutory maximum of 20 years in prison, as does the charge of obstruction of an official proceeding. The charge of interfering with law enforcement officers during a civil disorder carries a statutory maximum of five years in prison.
Sentencing has not yet been scheduled but is expected to take place in early 2023, officials said.
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Sure 🙄
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Sure 🙄
Prove it wrong LIAR.
I’m pretty sure you have facts that contradict the name, arrest date, charges and his actions. Bhahahahah. Where is the lie? Besides in your little tumbleweed head?
Oh can’t do it huh? Can’t refute the FACTS of the article. Fucking simp.
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Maybe reread my post that you quoted 🙄
Coach, that you honestly believe videos, Congressional testimony, and links within the articles posted determines or guarantees absolute fact says a lot. By the way, I left out etc. on purpose because it is a meaningless thing to write.
You know as well as I do that facts are often moving targets which change with increased knowledge and in time. We both also know that the media whether left or right biased is frequently untruthful, occasionally due to sloppiness and sometimes the facts are manipulated intentionally.
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Coach, that you honestly believe videos, Congressional testimony, and links within the articles posted determines or guarantees absolute fact says a lot. By the way, I left out etc. on purpose because it is a meaningless thing to write.
You know as well as I do that facts are often moving targets which change with increased knowledge and in time. We both also know that the media whether left or right biased is frequently untruthful, occasionally due to sloppiness and sometimes the facts are manipulated intentionally.
Didn’t watch or read any of it, did you?
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Prove it wrong LIAR.
I’m pretty sure you have facts that contradict the name, arrest date, charges and his actions. Bhahahahah. Where is the lie? Besides in your little tumbleweed head?
Oh can’t do it huh? Can’t refute the FACTS of the article. Fucking simp.
Let’s go live for this board to see…
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Let’s go live for this board to see…
The only thing they will see is an autistic incel meltdown with lies and off topic replies.
You can't even back your own words up just above. LIAR.
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Didn’t watch or read any of it, did you?
Just to be clear, I am not sure your above response has anything to do with the conversation at hand.
Please be more specific. Any of what?
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Liberals still pushing the bullshit charges from this to distract from the horrible administration we've been forced to deal with and the sheeple suck it all down like the genderless queers they are.
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Prove it wrong LIAR.
I’m pretty sure you have facts that contradict the name, arrest date, charges and his actions. Bhahahahah. Where is the lie? Besides in your little tumbleweed head?
Oh can’t do it huh? Can’t refute the FACTS of the article. Fucking simp.
Sure, retry all of them in non-biased court without activist judges and juries. Btw, I bet you didn’t see what was dropped today. Proved all of us right and especially Trump. But those of us with common sense already knew.
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Sure, retry all of them in non-biased court without activist judges and juries. Btw, I bet you didn’t see what was dropped today. Proved all of us right and especially Trump. But those of us with common sense already knew.
It would help to know what exactly was dropped that proved you and Trump right. Right about what?
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It would help to know what exactly was dropped that proved you and Trump right. Right about what?
Are you really asking this? Whatever he thinks it is will only lead to a "yeah right" or "lol..sure" or completely off topic comment or the last - and funniest - resort, he will call you a gimmick.
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Sure, retry all of them in non-biased court without activist judges and juries. Btw, I bet you didn’t see what was dropped today. Proved all of us right and especially Trump. But those of us with common sense already knew.
The courts were not biased. The judges were not activists. The juries were fine. You are just a whining liar.
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It would help to know what exactly was dropped that proved you and Trump right. Right about what?
Go find it. I’m tired of doing everyone else’s work but I’d be willing to bet no one talked about it on your MSM
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The courts were not biased. The judges were not activists. The juries were fine. You are just a whining liar.
Jesus Christ
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Just checked the MSNBC and CNN on my phone….not there. At least on their main page.
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So in other words....nothing. Why is this not surprising coming from you?
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So in other words....nothing. Why is this not surprising coming from you?
You know what to do…just say the word, coward
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Let’s see…
Twitter files are revealing everything we already thought including Trump being silenced right after J6 and blatant censorship on conservatives only.
FBI imbedded within the protesters waving people in. Assistant FBI Director and Wray refusing to answer the question whether they were imbedded or not.
Ray Epps on video telling people to go in…
Activist DC courts and juries convicting ONLY conservatives that support Trump
No investigations into Pelosi’s role since she was in charge of security over the CP..
All are political prisoners and In conditions worse than in communist countries and oversight is not allowed in for inspection
Seems legit
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Lemme guess... from a right wing CT site? Is that why the MSM hasn't carried it?
"Seems legit"
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Lemme guess... from a right wing CT site? Is that why the MSM hasn't carried it?
"Seems legit"
Nope, all confirmed as fact. If you’d have been paying attention (which is totally impossible for leftists to do) you would have known this.
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So in other words....nothing. Why is this not surprising coming from you?
Lemme guess... from a right wing CT site? Is that why the MSM hasn't carried it?
"Seems legit"
^^ Truer words were never spoken.
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^^ Truer words were never spoken.
Sure they have…. The ones I speak to you every day
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Let’s see…
Twitter files are revealing everything we already thought including Trump being silenced right after J6 and blatant censorship on conservatives only.
FBI imbedded within the protesters waving people in. Assistant FBI Director and Wray refusing to answer the question whether they were imbedded or not.
Ray Epps on video telling people to go in…
Activist DC courts and juries convicting ONLY conservatives that support Trump
No investigations into Pelosi’s role since she was in charge of security over the CP..
All are political prisoners and In conditions worse than in communist countries and oversight is not allowed in for inspection
Seems legit
Add in 14000 hours of video that the fake J6 “committee” won’t release
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Are you really asking this? Whatever he thinks it is will only lead to a "yeah right" or "lol..sure" or completely off topic comment or the last - and funniest - resort, he will call you a gimmick.
LOL..sure!
-Better than being called a Communist.
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Go find it. I’m tired of doing everyone else’s work but I’d be willing to bet no one talked about it on your MSM
In other words nothing dropped and Lurker pegged you right. ;D Guess what, Before replying, I checked the latest news even with some 'right-biased' sources and not one had any 'just dropped' bad news for the left. My guess is nothing dropped and you made that up. Maybe you were tricking me into checking some of your wacky sources. If so, that's like crying wolf and you risk not being taken seriously. That is if there is anyone who still does take you seriously.
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Go find it. I’m tired of doing everyone else’s work but I’d be willing to bet no one talked about it on your MSM
In other words, nothing dropped, and Lurker pegged you right. ;D Guess what, before replying, I checked the latest news even with some 'right-biased' sources and not one had any 'just dropped' bad news for the left. My guess is there was no drop… not even a drip, and you made that up. Maybe you were trying to trick me into checking some of your wacky sources. If so, that's like crying wolf and you risk not being taken seriously. That is if there is anyone who still does take you seriously.
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Just checked the MSNBC and CNN on my phone….not there. At least on their main page.
You already knew this was the case, so why did you bother?
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Let’s see…
Twitter files are revealing everything we already thought including Trump being silenced right after J6 and blatant censorship on conservatives only.
FBI imbedded within the protesters waving people in. Assistant FBI Director and Wray refusing to answer the question whether they were imbedded or not.
Ray Epps on video telling people to go in…
Activist DC courts and juries convicting ONLY conservatives that support Trump
No investigations into Pelosi’s role since she was in charge of security over the CP..
All are political prisoners and In conditions worse than in communist countries and oversight is not allowed in for inspection
Seems legit
Do you even know what the term 'just dropped' means? ::) ::) ::)
Won't say 'just dropped' because this is a day or so old, but are you aware that Trump has barely stepped out from Mar-a-Largo in the last month since he made his pointless announcement?
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Nope, all confirmed as fact. If you’d have been paying attention (which is totally impossible for leftists to do) you would have known this.
Confirmed by who... you?
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Add in 14000 hours of video that the fake J6 “committee” won’t release
Hmm, just googled this. below is the response.
"Are you looking for Add in 14000 hours of video that the fake J6 “committee” won't release"
It looks like there aren't many great matches for your search
So, I tried again leaving out you quips.
'14000 hours of video that the J6 committee won't release'
Here is the result:
Capitol Police provided more than 14,000 hours of Jan. 6 footage to lawmakers (note: This should have read Jan. 5 not Jan. 6 because that is when the footage was taken)
Thomas DiBiase made the disclosure in connection with a criminal case.
This was published on AUGUST 30, 2021, more than a year and a half ago. Got any updates, Coach?
https://theweek.com/us/1004329/the-thousands-of-hours-of-jan-6-footage-the-government-wants-to-keep-private
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Sure they have…. The ones I speak to you every day
Those are LIES. As I have said many times, whatever you claim is usually the opposite when reality occurs.
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In other words nothing dropped and Lurker pegged you right. ;D Guess what, Before replying, I checked the latest news even with some 'right-biased' sources and not one had any 'just dropped' bad news for the left. My guess is nothing dropped and you made that up. Maybe you were tricking me into checking some of your wacky sources. If so, that's like crying wolf and you risk not being taken seriously. That is if there is anyone who still does take you seriously.
Bingo! That is all he does every damn day. And he wonders why no one clicks on his stupid little links (that he can't even comment on himself when he drags them over here) or why anyone believes anything he says.
Those voices in his head working extra hard it seems.
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You already knew this was the case, so why did you bother?
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAAAAA Because he has to lie. I mean, he JUST HAS TO! For no reason at all. He would rather climb a tree and tell a lie, than stand on the ground and speak truth.
Confirmed by who... you?
By the Chinese thermostats who used the Jewish space laser to beam the message down to a pizza parlor where the kiddies were given the task of decoding the encryption and texting it to Qoach's secret back channel Etch-A-Sketch.
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Alright....
Alright....
After that little interruption we just had with Qoach and his Tell-A-Lie-And-Get-Busted little shit show.... let's get this thread back on topic. Starting with these super morons here :
I guess they won't be voting for Trumpy in 2024.
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2 Capitol rioters who threw smoke bombs at police, smoked cigarettes inside and wrote 'Murder the Media' on the wall sentenced to 4 years.
Two Capitol rioters who smoked inside the Capitol building and wrote "Murder the Media" on the wall were sentenced to four years in federal prison.
A judge sentenced Nicholas DeCarlo, of Texas, and Nicholas Ochs, the founder of the Hawaii Proud Boys on Friday. The two men both filmed themselves smoking cigarettes inside the Capitol building, according to a statement from the District of Columbia US Attorney's office.
According to the US Attorney's office, DeCarlo wrote "Murder the Media" on the Chestnut-Gibson Memorial Door with a marker while Ochs filmed him. "Murder the Media" was the name of a social media brand that the two men owned, according to the statement.
Video also showed DeCarlo taking handcuffs from a Capitol Police officer's duffel bag and Och's saying "sorry we couldn't go live when we stormed the f----n' U.S. Capitol and made Congress flee," the statement said.
In addition to their 4-year prison terms, Ochs was ordered to pay $7,100 in restitution and fees and DeCarlo was ordered to pay $4,600 in restitution and fees.
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A dopehead with a car full of weapons. What could possibly go wrong?
Seems like lately these sentences being handed down are getting longer. People starting to get some real prison time now.
Do you think Trumpy is going to pardon this guy to? Send him $$ that he grifted for his legal fees or comm bank so he can purchase snacks in the clink? Will he even acknowledge this brave patriNots sacrifice? hahaha we already know the answer to that.
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Rioter who assaulted cops at Capitol gets 5 years in prison.
A Tennessee man who authorities say came to Washington ahead of the Jan. 6, 2021, riot prepared for violence in a car full of weapons and assaulted officers who were trying to defend the Capitol was sentenced Friday to more than five years behind bars.
Ronald Sandlin, 35, of Millington, Tennessee, pleaded guilty in September to conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding and assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers.
Two other men were separately each sentenced Friday to four years in prison Friday for their actions connected to the riot.
Sandlin, who authorities say adhered to the QAnon conspiracy theory, and two other men traveled from Tennessee to the Washington area in a rental car packed with two pistols, two magazines of ammunition, cans of bear mace, gas masks, body armor, several knives and other gear, according to prosecutors.
Two days before the insurrection, Sandlin posted on social media a picture of another man lying on bed holding a gun and wrote: “My fellow patriot ... sleeping ready for the boogaloo Jan 6,” according to court papers. Authorities say “boogaloo” referred to to civil war.
On Jan. 6, prosecutors say Sandlin led the mob's charge against officers at two points at the Capitol, shoved officers and tried to rip the helmet off of one of them. He shouted at officers: “Your life is not worth it.. you’re going to die, get out of the way,” according to court papers.
Inside the building, Sandlin smoked a marijuana joint in the Rotunda of the Capitol and stole a book from an office, prosecutors say.
Sandlin's lawyer wrote in court papers that his client “allowed himself to believe in lies and disinformation.” In a letter to the judge, Sandlin apologized to the officers he assaulted and the lawmakers at the Capitol.
“I believe January 6, 2021 was a national tragedy for everyone involved and I hope my judgement will help the healing process moving forward," he wrote.
Separately on Friday, Nicholas Ochs, 36, the founder of the Hawaii Proud Boys chapter, and Nicholas DeCarlo, 32, a Fort Worth, Texas man who was with Ochs on Jan. 6, were each sentenced to four years in prison for their roles in the riot.
Ochs, a onetime Republican candidate for the Hawaii House of Representatives, and DeCarlo both pleaded guilty in September to obstructing Congress’ certification of the vote.
Ochs and DeCarlo were captured in a widely shared photo giving a thumbs up sign in front of a Capitol door that had been defaced with the words “Murder the Media," — the name of the social media channel they shared. Authorities say DeCarlo scrawled the words on the door.
They attended the “Stop the Steal” rally near the White House on the morning of Jan. 6 and then marched together to the Capitol.
Video shows them throwing smoke grenades toward a line of police trying to keep the mob from the stage set up for Biden’s inauguration, authorities say. DeCarlo also rummaged through a Capitol police officer’s bag and stole a pair of plastic handcuffs, prosecutors said.
Ochs posted on Twitter a picture of the men smoking cigarettes inside the Capitol, and the caption said: “Hello from the Capital lol,” according to court papers.
Ochs' attorney, Ed MacMahon, said in court papers that his client, who served in the Marines, “regrets and is deeply embarrassed by his juvenile behavior exhibited at the Capitol.” After the hearing, MacMahon called the punishment a “long prison sentence for somebody that didn’t commit a single act of violence.”
DeCarlo's lawyer wrote that his client has expressed remorse and "in order to help make amends" voluntarily conducted a lengthy interview with the House committee investigating the attack.
Ochs and DeCarlo are among dozens of members and associates of the Proud Boys who have been charged in the Capitol riot.
The group’s former national chairman, Enrique Tarrio, and other leaders are set to stand trial this month on seditious conspiracy and other serious charges for what authorities allege was a plot to stop the transfer of presidential power from Republican Donald Trump to Democrat Joe Biden.
More than 900 people have been charged in the riot with offenses ranging from misdemeanors for illegally entering the Capitol to seditious conspiracy.
The longest sentence so far has been 10 years in prison for a former New York City police officer who used a metal flagpole to assault an officer at the Capitol.
Last month, Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes and the leader of the group's Florida chapter Kelly Meggs were convicted of seditious conspiracy for their roles in the riot. They are awaiting sentencing.
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No-no you moronic incel. It's nobody's fault but your own that you were stupid enough to believe anything Trumpy said. Just another one who won't accept responsibility for his own actions, just like his orange idol. Always blaming others.
This is EXACTLY why my statement that the only thing dumber than Trumpy is his supporters stands true.
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Missouri man sentenced in Capitol riot case said Trump, others to blame for his actions.
An Independence man sentenced Friday for breaching the Capitol on Jan. 6 blamed Trump, right-wing media and other elected officials — including Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley — for spreading the “Big Lie” that led to his actions.
In a court document filed prior to the sentencing, defense attorney Ronna Holloman-Hughes said Devin Kiel Rossman was duped by Trump and others into believing that Democrats rigged the 2020 presidential election.
“Before January 6, 2021, Mr. Rossman held a good faith belief the 2000 presidential election was in the process of being stolen by Joe Biden Democrat operatives,” Holloman-Hughes wrote in Rossman’s sentencing memorandum. “Then President Trump trumpeted this claim to the nation repeatedly and loudly from the time of the 2020 election to January 6, 2021, and continues to press that claim today.”
Chief U.S. District Judge Beryl A. Howell sentenced Rossman to 36 months’ probation with a condition of intermittent incarceration and a $2,000 fine. He also must pay $500 restitution for damage to the Capitol building and costs borne by the U.S. Capitol Police, which prosecutors say totaled nearly $2.9 million.
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Guess their plan to keep the idiots occupied and deflected away from the shit administration we're currently dealing with is working well on you Tom.
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Guess you’re off topic posts, distraction attempts, spin and TDfS that is triggered whenever facts are posted still isn’t getting the desired results you want Fetterbro.
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Guess you’re off topic posts, distraction attempts, spin and TDfS that is triggered whenever facts are posted still isn’t getting the desired results you want Fetterbro.
Guess your idiocy keep you entertained and your attention away from the current FACTS that are destroying our country and making us the laughing stock of the world.
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Guess your idiocy keep you entertained and your attention away from the current FACTS that are destroying our country and making us the laughing stock of the world.
Awwww... Trumpy facts hurts the little Fetterbro.
When I see Biden Blimps, then I will know other countries are laughing at us. For now they must be laughing at you and the rest of the Trumpturds.
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Did that just "drop" today? ::)
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Did that just "drop" today? ::)
I was ready for a great laugh today. Thanks for posting dropping this little ditty.
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Did that just "drop" today? ::)
yeah, most libtards are trying to deny this just like they've denied everything else they were wrong about.
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yeah, most libtards are trying to deny this just like they've denied everything else they were wrong about.
When does that other bullshit you listed "drop" onto the MSM sites? Or do you have to go down a rabbit hole to find it?
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When does that other bullshit you listed "drop" onto the MSM sites? Or do you have to go down a rabbit hole to find it?
It won’t. They’ll keep you and the other minion uninformed just like you have been for the last 14 years
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It won’t. They’ll keep you and the other minion uninformed just like you have been for the last 14 years
Of course it won’t. Because it is straight bullshit that only retards believe. Hence the reason it appeals to you.
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Of course it won’t. Because it is straight bullshit that only retards believe. Hence the reason it appeals to you.
Hahahahahah….CNN has like 4 viewers and PMSNBC isn’t too far along. The others have just flat out taken a shit and the “fact checkers” were proven frauds like I anyone with any common sense already knew…you should keep up
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Hahahahahah….CNN has like 4 viewers and PMSNBC isn’t too far along. The others have just flat out taken a shit and the “fact checkers” were proven frauds like I anyone with any common sense already knew…you should keep up
Woahhh, tv railings matter? Next you can tell us how many faxes or telegrams they get
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Hahahahahah….CNN has like 4 viewers and PMSNBC isn’t too far along. The others have just flat out taken a shit and the “fact checkers” were proven frauds like I anyone with any common sense already knew…you should keep up
Has it shown up on FAUX yet?
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Woahhh, tv railings matter? Next you can tell us how many faxes or telegrams they get
First it is MSM are sheeple.
Second it is "CNN has like 4 viewers and PMSNBC isn’t too far along. "
Third it is "Fox has historic number of viewers, ratings, etc..."
Therefore the obvious conclusion is that either Fox isn't good enough to be MSM or there are more sheeple watching FOX.
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Has it shown up on FAUX yet?
Yep
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First it is MSM are sheeple.
Second it is "CNN has like 4 viewers and PMSNBC isn’t too far along. "
Third it is "Fox has historic number of viewers, ratings, etc..."
Therefore the obvious conclusion is that either Fox isn't good enough to be MSM or there are more sheeple watching FOX.
please don't ask the to divide by 0, their tiny brains couldnt handle it
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please don't ask the to divide by 0, their tiny brains couldnt handle it
You leftists are the ones having the meltdowns over the truth
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Yep
Obviously did not read or understand the post directly above which only cemented my point.
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You leftists are the ones having the meltdowns over the truth
If that is the case, then you wouldn't have to lie so much would you?
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You leftists are the ones having the meltdowns over the truth
nah bro, im chillin and trollin
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I just read an article claiming up to 300 Oath Keepers are part of DHS. The title of the article was along the lines of Oath Keepers invade DHS. I'm pretty sure it was the DHS invading the Oath Keepers. You know what they say about outside agitators. ;)
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https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2022/12/13/khanna-half-of-the-country-doesnt-know-about-twitter-files-media-hasnt-wanted-to-talk-to-me-on-this/
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^^
Did that just "drop" today? ::)
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"Dropping" this here to trigger the lies, spin, distraction, and off topic posts from the Trumpturds.
Cue it in.
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Baker County man found guilty of felony and misdemeanor charges in Capitol riot.
Bradley Weeks, 44, of Macclenny, Florida, was found guilty of five charges, including one felony. The verdict followed a bench trial before U.S. District Judge Thomas F. Hogan.
Weeks was found guilty of obstruction of an official proceeding, a felony; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a capitol building; parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.
Sentencing will be scheduled at a later date.
Weeks will be looking at a maximum of 20 years in prison on the felony charge. He might be also facing financial penalties.
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Great job Trumpturd. Now free society won’t be bothered by you for an even longer. KthanxBye
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Awwww he wants to be a family man now. Has he stayed home or used common sense then he would not be getting sent off for five years. He fell for the Big Lie.
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All this stuff is a drop in the bucket compared to what they called "their right" when police stations, & govt building were being burned.
(And cops being shot).
I dont get your obsession w/ this? ???
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All this stuff is a drop in the bucket compared to what they called "their right" when police stations, & govt building were being burned.
(And cops being shot).
I dont get your obsession w/ this? ???
Political news brah.
Feel free to start a thread on the criminals.
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I just read an article claiming up to 300 Oath Keepers are part of DHS. The title of the article was along the lines of Oath Keepers invade DHS. I'm pretty sure it was the DHS invading the Oath Keepers. You know what they say about outside agitators. ;)
This seems possible. I just read that the DHS has somewhere around 240,000 employees.
'This requires the hard work of more than 240,000 employees in jobs that range from aviation and border security to emergency response, from cybersecurity analyst to chemical facility inspector. Our duties are wide-ranging, and our goal is clear - keeping America safe.'
https://www.dhs.gov/about-dhs#:~:text=The%20Department%20of%20Homeland%20Security,analyst%20to%20chemical%20facility%20inspector.
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What to know about the final public meeting of the Jan. 6 committee:
The committee voted to make criminal referrals to the Justice Department for former President Donald Trump, lawyer John Eastman and unspecified "others." Trump was referred under four criminal statutes: obstructing an official proceeding, making false statements, defrauding the U.S. and inciting an insurrection.
The panel also referred four Republican members of Congress to the House Ethics Committee for ignoring its subpoenas; it did not name the members.
The committee released a 154-page summary of its findings Monday. The full final report is expected to be made public this week.
Yeah I know, it is another cut and paste. This speaks for itself. There is no need to try and rephrase it.
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What to know about the final public meeting of the Jan. 6 committee:
The committee voted to make criminal referrals to the Justice Department for former President Donald Trump, lawyer John Eastman and unspecified "others." Trump was referred under four criminal statutes: obstructing an official proceeding, making false statements, defrauding the U.S. and inciting an insurrection.
The panel also referred four Republican members of Congress to the House Ethics Committee for ignoring its subpoenas; it did not name the members.
The committee released a 154-page summary of its findings Monday. The full final report is expected to be made public this week.
Yeah I know, it is another cut and paste. This speaks for itself. There is no need to try and rephrase it.
**yawn**
Boooooorrring. ::)
Can we talk about inflation, illegal immigration, war, failing infrastructure, corruption, etc of the current administration?
And LOL @ Congress and Ethics in the same sentence. ;D
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What to know about the final public meeting of the Jan. 6 committee:
The committee voted to make criminal referrals to the Justice Department for former President Donald Trump, lawyer John Eastman and unspecified "others." Trump was referred under four criminal statutes: obstructing an official proceeding, making false statements, defrauding the U.S. and inciting an insurrection.
The panel also referred four Republican members of Congress to the House Ethics Committee for ignoring its subpoenas; it did not name the members.
The committee released a 154-page summary of its findings Monday. The full final report is expected to be made public this week.
Yeah I know, it is another cut and paste. This speaks for itself. There is no need to try and rephrase it.
lol…totally legit and not a distraction from the title 42 that was supposed end to this week.
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What to know about the final public meeting of the Jan. 6 committee:
The committee voted to make criminal referrals to the Justice Department for former President Donald Trump, lawyer John Eastman and unspecified "others." Trump was referred under four criminal statutes: obstructing an official proceeding, making false statements, defrauding the U.S. and inciting an insurrection.
The panel also referred four Republican members of Congress to the House Ethics Committee for ignoring its subpoenas; it did not name the members.
The committee released a 154-page summary of its findings Monday. The full final report is expected to be made public this week.
Yeah I know, it is another cut and paste. This speaks for itself. There is no need to try and rephrase it.
Snore!
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And closing out the holiday week is this great news and good tidings. It is a real new low when you go to jail because of a NFT grifter.
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Allegheny County man sentenced to jail for role in Capitol riot.
A Bridgeville man who pleaded guilty to a felony for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot will serve two months in jail.
Kenneth Grayson, 51, was sentenced Monday in federal court, according to Channel 11 news partner the Tribune-Review. He will also serve two years of supervised release and pay $2,000 restitution.
Grayson had been charged with violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds. He pleaded guilty to a single felony count of civil disorder Sept. 20.
Grayson went to a rally at the Ellipse then walked toward the Capitol where he illegally entered the grounds, according to court documents.
Officials said Grayson entered the Capitol through the Senate Wing doors around 2:20 p.m. and went to the Crypt. He also went to the Rotunda area where a mob of rioters started to stand in a row in front of law enforcement officers and then push against them to gain access to the adjoining hall.
Grayson remained inside the Capitol for 47 minutes. He livestreamed a video on his Facebook page from inside the Capitol, officials said.
Grayson was arrested 20 days after the insurrection in Bridgeville.
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Merry Christmas. Kind of stupid to post evidence against you on Facebook.
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A Northwest Arkansas man was arrested Monday in connection with the riot at the U.S. Capitol while Congress was attempting to count electoral votes on Jan. 6, 2021.
Brennen Cline Machacek, of Hindsville, Arkansas, faces federal charges that include violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds, according to court documents.
In a court document, an FBI agent alleges Machacek went into the Capitol building through the window near the Senate Wing Door and wandered through the Capitol before exiting.
The FBI began investigating when a tipster said he recognized Machacek from when they served together in the military.
A man who looks like Machacek can be seen in several videos and photos of the event, according to the court document.
The FBI obtained Verizon records, which showed that a device registered to Machacek was in the geographic area of the Capitol at the time of the riot.
The tipster who told the FBI about Machacek also sent them screenshots of comments in a Facebook group for military veterans.
In one screenshot, an account with the name "Mrennen Bachacek" wrote, "You could walk in on the first floor and the cops would tell you to go out that door I didn't know all that craziness happened till later that night up on the 4th flood, cops were letting people use the restroom right there."
Machacek is the fifth Arkansan arrested on charges stemming from the Capitol riot.
Richard Barnett, of Gravette, was seen in a viral photo inside House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office, with his feet on a desk. Charges against him include obstruction of an official proceeding, theft of government property and entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon. His trial is set for Jan. 9, 2023.
Jon Thomas Mott, of Flippin, pleaded guilty to a charge of parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building. In one video, Mott is seen pushing against a police officer's baton while telling him, "don't touch me" and "if you don't touch me, I won't touch you," a law enforcement report states.
Robert "Bob" Snow, of Heber Springs, pleaded guilty to parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building. A judge sentenced him to a year of probation and $510 in fines in July 2022. He has apologized for taking part.
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Three weeks isn't a long time, but having his license suspended hurts more.
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S.C. lawyer sentenced to 3 weeks in jail over U.S. Capitol riot.
A South Carolina lawyer who was charged in the Jan. 6, 2021, assault on the U.S. Capitol was sentenced on Friday in Washington, D.C., federal court to 21 days in jail, 90 days of home confinement and three years of probation.
David C. Johnston, 66, who has been suspended since May from practicing law in his home state, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor after unlawfully entering the Capitol as hundreds of supporters of then-President Donald Trump stormed the building.
U.S. prosecutors sought a 42-day jail term for Johnston, who has been fired from 40-attorney North Charleston, S.C.-based firm George Sink. Johnston worked on personal injury and worker's compensation matters at the firm.
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She was getting away with it until her brother opened his mouth. What a pair of dummies.
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Sister of Chicago police officer charged in Capitol riot now also arrested.
A year and a half after federal prosecutors charged a Chicago police officer for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol riot, they have now also filed criminal charges against his sister.
Agnieszka Chwiesiuk, 29, of Chicago, was arrested Monday and charged with entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; and parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.
No attorney had been listed in court records for Agnieszka Chwiesiuk as of Monday afternoon. The charges filed against her are misdemeanors.
An FBI special agent wrote in court records that Chwiesiuk’s police officer brother, Karol, had been accompanied in the Capitol by a female with long hair. She wore a red knit cap with white and blue stripes, a white and blue face mask featuring upside-down U.S. flags, a black coat and a black mini backpack, the agent wrote. She’d also kept her hat pulled down to her eyebrows, obscuring most of her face in available photos and videos.
However, when the FBI arrested Karol Chwiesiuk at his family home in Chicago in June 2021, Agnieszka Chwiesiuk apparently asked whether she would also be taken into custody.
The FBI seized Karol Chwiesiuk’s phone, the agent wrote. It had been so damaged it would not turn on. Still, the FBI managed to recover images from the phone, the agent wrote. Among them was a photo of his sister in the Capitol without her facemask, records show.
The feds say Agnieszka Chwiesiuk attended then-President Donald Trump’s rally that day, then walked down Pennsylvania Avenue to the U.S. Capitol with her brother and others.
Agnieszka Chwiesiuk allegedly entered the Capitol at 2:58 p.m. through a broken Senate Wing doorway, walked into the Crypt and left the building around 3:06 p.m.
Karol Chwiesiuk is accused of sharing pictures of himself inside the office of U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Oregon. He is set to go to trial May 1.
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First do no harm. But bring pepper spray to use on others. ::)
So much for all that time spent in med school. Unemployed and will most likely lose her license all together.
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Mass. Doctor Arrested, Accused of Punching Officer During Jan. 6 Capitol Riot.
A Massachusetts doctor who allegedly punched a police officer during the deadly Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol was arrested Tuesday, federal prosecutors said.
Dr. Jacquelyn Starer, 68, appeared in federal court in Boston Tuesday on charges including felony civil disorder and assaulting, resisting or impeding officers, according to the Department of Justice.
The FBI was tipped off on Jan. 11, 2021, to Starer's plan to attend the march that led to the riot days earlier, according to court documents. The tipster said she planned to bring pepper spray.
Phone and hotel records confirmed Starer was in the area, and images found online appeared to show her at the march and later at the riot outside and inside the Capitol, officials said.
Bodycam footage from a Washington, D.C., Metropolitan police officer show Starer hitting an officer in the Capitol Rotunda, according to a court document. The officer who was struck told investigators that she remembered the incident and recognized the woman who hit her in the bodycam footage.
Starer appeared from footage of the incident to have been affected by a chemical deployed to control the crowd, officials said. More footage, including images taken by news photographers, appears to show her being helped inside and outside of the Capitol minutes later.
Someone who's worked with Starer identified her from five images during the riot, including one of her appearing to strike the police officer, officials said.
Outside of court Tuesday, Starer, of Ashland, Massachusetts, did not want to talk about the allegations against her, why she may have been in D.C. that day or anything related to the case.
She is due back in court next Wednesday, though prosecutors are working to move the case to Washington, D.C. If convicted, she faces up to 12 years in prison.
Starer is a practicing doctor, according to the FBI. She worked at Brigham and Women's Faulkner Hospital but "is no longer active at our organization," a representative said.
She has served as the president of the Massachusetts Society of Addiction Medicine. Starer's disciplinary record is clean, according to the state's Board of Registration in Medicine.
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Good times! Except for this fool. More like hammer time to slammer time. Wonder how much $$$ Trumpy fleeced from this fool over the years? He doesn't sound very smart. Probably has an auto debit each month for the Big Lie. ;) That little standoff will really help get him less time when he is sentenced. :D
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Jan. 6 participant arrested after hourslong standoff with the FBI.
A man who carried what appeared to be a hammer at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, got into a standoff Thursday with the FBI for hours before special agents arrested him for his role in the riot, law enforcement officials said.
The FBI arrested Eric Christie on Thursday after several hours in which he refused to cooperate with authorities after they arrived at a home in Sherman Oaks, California. Two law enforcement officials confirmed his arrest.
Online sleuths had identified Christie as a Jan. 6 participant, and images show him on top of a law enforcement vehicle on the east side of the Capitol, wrapped in rainbow flag and with what appears to be a hammer hanging from his belt. The law enforcement activity took place at an address associated with an Eric Christie.
Christie was previously named by a defense attorney in another Jan. 6 case, in which the court filing suggested he was a "suspicious actor" and questioned why he hadn't been arrested yet. He was publicly identified by the anti-fascist activist and security researcher Chad Loder in February 2021.
Christie was a Trump supporter who was spotted at his rallies in the Los Angeles area, as was Gina Bisignano, another Jan. 6 defendant, and a rioter nicknamed "Swedish Scarf," who has been charged alongside Daniel "D.J." Rodriguez, who admitted to the FBI that he drove a stun gun into the neck of former police officer Michael Fanone on Jan. 6.
Another Jan. 6 defendant, Edward Kelley of Tennessee, was arrested last week and accused of plotting to kill FBI special agents who worked on his case.
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Imagine scouring the news everyday looking for this kind of stuff in order to avoid the failure of an administration we are currently dealing with.
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Imagine having to come up with spin, distraction, deflection and off topic replies to post everyday about this.
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Imagine being so pathetic that you hide from the embarrassing facts that the current administration puts on display every day. Talk about epic deflection and avoidance.
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Imagine being so estrogen ridden that you can't stop crying over simple facts being posted and have to resort to off topic replies simply because - although you have nothing to say, you have say something.
On the bright side, all those tears of impotent rage is a blessing. Helps reduce the edema around those ankles.
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Imagine spending your life being obsessed with an orange guy and the people that follow him in order to not have to face what a shitty administration you voted for.
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**yawn**
Boooooorrring. ::)
Can we talk about inflation, illegal immigration, war, failing infrastructure, corruption, etc of the current administration?
And LOL @ Congress and Ethics in the same sentence. ;D
Talk about anything you like. If the above-mentioned topics suit you, go for it. That you think the January 6 assault on the Capital and the democratic Constitutional process boring, says a lot about you.
Where were you 50 years ago during the Watergate scandal when the U.S. dealt with Richard Nixon another egotistical, dishonest person who craved power and was willing to do anything to stay in office? (At least he knew when the jig was finally up).
Likewise, what do you know about McCarthyism? Joseph McCarthy rose suddenly to national fame in February 1950, when he asserted in a speech that he had a list of "members of the Communist Party and members of a spy ring" who were employed in the State Department. Does this remind you of anything going on today?
So OK lets talk about the issues you mentioned.
Failing infrastructure? This doesn't seem to be the case:
Since signing the law:
The Biden-Harris Administration has announced over $110 billion to rebuild roads and bridges, modernize ports and airports, replace lead pipes to deliver clean water, and expand high-speed internet. This includes funding for over 4,300 specific projects, touching over 3,200 communities across all 50 states, D.C., and Puerto Rico.
53 states and territories have appointed state infrastructure coordinators, responding to the call from Infrastructure Coordinator Landrieu to appoint an individual to coordinate efforts in a state along with serving as a single point of contact for the White House Infrastructure Implementation Team.
The President, Vice President, and Cabinet have traveled on more than 125 trips to over 40 states as well as D.C. and Puerto Rico to demonstrate how the President is delivering on this once-in-a-generation opportunity.
The I-205 Abernethy Bridge Project, which is 1 1/2 miles from my house, is first in US to participate in the pilot program to increase workforce development opportunities.
What do you think caused the current rate of inflation? What is your plan to lower inflation? Inflation is not something new nor is the current inflation the highest we've ever seen. Still an 8.5% inflation is nothing to sneeze at. The inflation rate for consumer prices in the United States of America moved over the past 61 years between -0.4% and 13.5%.
When I recently posted on Getbig these thoughts about ending illegal immigration the post was mostly ignored.
This is a first! I agree with you. However, I would take it step further. Be prepared to go through the process or there is no invitation (immigration visa). No immigration visa means no entry. Immigrant visas start the process for permanent resident status, but they do not provide resident status themselves.
Following WWI, literacy tests kept many folks from obtaining visas. A 1924 law required immigrants to present medical certificates to the U.S. consul abroad and obtain a visa prior to arriving in the United States.
What is interesting is there are provisions (laws) in place for entering the U.S., working in the U.S. (green card) and citizenship application. If the law was enforced, illegal immigration wouldn't be as big an issue as it is today. Otherwise, no entry, 'too bad - so sad'.
I assume you mean government corruption. Could you provide some examples of what you think is currently going on that is corrupt?
As I mentioned previously "etc." is meaningless because it is undefined.
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Talk about anything you like. If the above-mentioned topics suit you, go for it. That you think the January 6 assault on the Capital and the democratic Constitutional process boring, says a lot about you.
The fact that you think Jan 6th event is bigger and more dangerous to the US than the riots and violence that happened during antifa and blm destruction says a lot about you as well.
Where were you 50 years ago during the Watergate scandal when the U.S. dealt with Richard Nixon another egotistical, dishonest person who craved power and was willing to do anything to stay in office? (At least he knew when the jig was finally up).
50 years ago I wasn't even born. Are you insinuating that you believe Biden has no ego and is an honest person?
Likewise, what do you know about McCarthyism? Joseph McCarthy rose suddenly to national fame in February 1950, when he asserted in a speech that he had a list of "members of the Communist Party and members of a spy ring" who were employed in the State Department. Does this remind you of anything going on today?
Tell us all the story of what happened then, since you were there.
So OK lets talk about the issues you mentioned.
Failing infrastructure? This doesn't seem to be the case:
Since signing the law:
The Biden-Harris Administration has announced over $110 billion to rebuild roads and bridges, modernize ports and airports, replace lead pipes to deliver clean water, and expand high-speed internet. This includes funding for over 4,300 specific projects, touching over 3,200 communities across all 50 states, D.C., and Puerto Rico.
53 states and territories have appointed state infrastructure coordinators, responding to the call from Infrastructure Coordinator Landrieu to appoint an individual to coordinate efforts in a state along with serving as a single point of contact for the White House Infrastructure Implementation Team.
The President, Vice President, and Cabinet have traveled on more than 125 trips to over 40 states as well as D.C. and Puerto Rico to demonstrate how the President is delivering on this once-in-a-generation opportunity.
The I-205 Abernethy Bridge Project, which is 1 1/2 miles from my house, is first in US to participate in the pilot program to increase workforce development opportunities.
Without talking point by point here, for time and attentions sake, these billions are about equal to what he has given Ukraine, right? Imagine if it had stayed here in the US? Now because your area seems to be benefitting from some of the governments handouts of taxpayer dollars, not everyone is. You could come on down to CA and check out our roads, power grid, water supplies, ETC.
What do you think caused the current rate of inflation? What is your plan to lower inflation? Inflation is not something new nor is the current inflation the highest we've ever seen. Still an 8.5% inflation is nothing to sneeze at. The inflation rate for consumer prices in the United States of America moved over the past 61 years between -0.4% and 13.5%.
No singular cause of inflation, no one event to say "this is it", however, I've long maintained that consumer confidence in the leadership of the country can and will drive prices and consumption of goods. Bad international deals, preventing products from being made in the US and halting shipments and unloading of goods from overseas because of some "epidemic", printing massive amounts of money to hand out to the freeloaders that the government created, all of these contribute, sure there's more, maybe you could tell us with your antique wisdom?
When I recently posted on Getbig these thoughts about ending illegal immigration the post was mostly ignored.
I assume you mean government corruption. Could you provide some examples of what you think is currently going on that is corrupt?
I assume you must be joking? I could go into Bidens history in Ukraine, his sons history in Ukraine, Pelosis insider trading deals, but what good what it do? Your response will be the typical "were they convicted" yet you convict Trump based on what you've read on the internet. That's called hypocrisy.
As I mentioned previously "etc." is meaningless because it is undefined.
As far as your illegal immigration response, what did you expect people to respond to?
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Imagine spending your life being obsessed with an orange guy and the people that follow him in order to not have to face what a shitty administration you voted for.
Imagine spending your life being obsessed with TDfS for an orange guy and the turds that believe his lies and not having to face reality of the truth.
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Imagine following the programming on your tv and repeating their words ad nauseum no matter how dumb you sound. :D
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Imagine following the programming on your tv and repeating their words ad nauseum no matter how dumb you sound. :D
LurkingForBoys is a low IQ dumb bitch worse than Howard the Cuck, at least Cuck was married. LurkingForBoys has no life or friends except getbig - you and I are his friends ::)
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Imagine following the programming on your tv and repeating their words ad nauseum no matter how dumb you sound. :D
Imagine falling for the Big Lie and pulling your head out of Trumpys ass and repeating his lies ad nauseum no matter how dumb you sound. :D
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As far as your illegal immigration response, what did you expect people to respond to?
Oh, I don't know... maybe that I don't support it.
The fact that you think Jan 6th event is bigger and more dangerous to the US than the riots and violence that happened during antifa and blm destruction says a lot about you as well.
Two wrongs do not make a right. All things are not equal. While wrong, riots and violence in the streets and an attempt to overthrow the government are not on the same level.
50 years ago I wasn't even born.
Exactly my point. You lack historical reference.
Are you insinuating that you believe Biden has no ego and is an honest person?
No. I am not insinuating any thing of the sort. Everyone has an ego. Biden may be dishonest, but any lies he supposedly told in a five decade long political career pale by comparison to Trump’s absolute dishonesty.
Tell us all the story of what happened then, since you were there.
I was born in 1944. McCarthyism, “the red scare”, the McCarthy years started in the late 1940’s and lasted about a decade. Technically, I was there. The relevance of McCarthyism to today is that there are people mostly on the far right, who accuse folks that do not agree with them Communists. Coach does this frequently and has done so for some time.
…The spirit of Joe McCarthy continues to infuse our politics—especially today, in an era of politically charged Congressional investigations into topics like Hillary Clinton’s supposed role in the deaths of U.S. embassy staff in Benghazi, Presidential candidate Donald Trump’s racially charged attack on U.S. District Judge Gonzalo Curiel because of his Mexican heritage, and Trump’s the suggestion that the United States create a special a registry for Muslims. The Progressive was, is, and will remain the voice of reason in an era of dangerous demagoguery.
If the shoe fits…
The Progressive magazine once called McCarthy “an ambitious faker living by his wits and guts, a ruthless egotist bent on personal power regardless of the consequence to his country, a shrewd and slippery operator with the gambler's gift for knowing when and how to bluff . . . .”
Without talking point by point here, for time and attentions sake, these billions are about equal to what he has given Ukraine, right? Imagine if it had stayed here in the US? Now because your area seems to be benefitting from some of the governments handouts of taxpayer dollars, not everyone is. You could come on down to CA and check out our roads, power grid, water supplies, ETC.
Ask a dozen people how our tax dollars should be spent and get a dozen different responses.
Although Biden is getting both the credit and blame for the infrastructure bill, it would not exist had Congress not overwhelmingly approved of it.
What was the vote in Congress on the infrastructure bill? It was split 69 – 30 percent. With a record vote number of 314.
Likewise, Congress just cleared a $1.7 trillion funding bill with Ukraine aid.
It is unfortunate that California isn’t getting the infrastructure funding you believe it should. Although I used a local example of the infrastructure spending, I am sure the Abernathy bridge didn’t get all the money approved in the infrastructure bill.
No singular cause of inflation, no one event to say, "this is it", however, I've long maintained that consumer confidence in the leadership of the country can and will drive prices and consumption of goods. Bad international deals, preventing products from being made in the US and halting shipments and unloading of goods from overseas because of some "epidemic", printing massive amounts of money to hand out to the freeloaders that the government created, all of these contribute, sure there's more, maybe you could tell us with your antique wisdom?
My ‘antique wisdom’ concurs with you in that there is “no singular cause of inflation, no one event”… BTW, I am no financial wizard, just a regular guy with a modest income that dictates conservative spending habits.
Inflationary periods may be necessary to maintain the financial status quo, which would explain why it shows up every so often. This does not mean we have to like it or that it is easy. Inflation mostly affects the poor, middle class, and those on fixed incomes. Being on a fixed income myself, I sure as heck don’t welcome inflation.
I assume you must be joking? I could go into Bidens history in Ukraine, his sons history in Ukraine, Pelosis insider trading deals, but what good what it do? Your response will be the typical "were they convicted" yet you convict Trump based on what you've read on the internet. That's called hypocrisy.
I have been somewhat involved in politics for decades as a union activist and lobbyist. During that time, I have met, campaigned for, and conversed with many politicians at both the state and federal level.
Several years ago, my labor union encouraged me to take a class which trained folks to run for office. I tried it and quickly realized it was not for me when we were being taught how to raise (hit people up for) campaign finances.
Experience taught me that politicians are in a special class where honesty is subjective. I am horrible at lying; therefore, I am not qualified to be a politician.
As I have often posted one crime does not forgive another. However, some misdeeds and crimes are worse than others. There is no point in us arguing which politicians commit the greatest offenses because we are unlikely find agreement. And because our personal opinions almost no impact on the big picture.
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Oh, I don't know... maybe that I don't support it.
You realize he is still going to ask you this question over and over again no matter how many times you answer it and then when you stop repeating yourself claim you "won't answer".
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As far as your illegal immigration response, what did you expect people to respond to?
Oh, I don't know... maybe that I don't support it.
I believe we've already settled that we agree on this.
The fact that you think Jan 6th event is bigger and more dangerous to the US than the riots and violence that happened during antifa and blm destruction says a lot about you as well.
Two wrongs do not make a right. All things are not equal. While wrong, riots and violence in the streets and an attempt to overthrow the government are not on the same level.
The fact that you believe Jan 6th was an attempt to overthrow the government is telling of how you choose to perceive what a threat is.
50 years ago I wasn't even born.
Exactly my point. You lack historical reference.
Are you insinuating that you believe Biden has no ego and is an honest person?
No. I am not insinuating any thing of the sort. Everyone has an ego. Biden may be dishonest, but any lies he supposedly told in a five decade long political career pale by comparison to Trump’s absolute dishonesty.
We will disagree on this. The biggest difference is that Trumps lies were blasted on tv and social media 24/7 no matter how benign, while Bidens lies are covered, hidden and downplayed by the tv and social media outlets as we are starting to see by what Musk is releasing and admitting to finding with his Twitter purchase.
Tell us all the story of what happened then, since you were there.
I was born in 1944. McCarthyism, “the red scare”, the McCarthy years started in the late 1940’s and lasted about a decade. Technically, I was there. The relevance of McCarthyism to today is that there are people mostly on the far right, who accuse folks that do not agree with them Communists. Coach does this frequently and has done so for some time.
…The spirit of Joe McCarthy continues to infuse our politics—especially today, in an era of politically charged Congressional investigations into topics like Hillary Clinton’s supposed role in the deaths of U.S. embassy staff in Benghazi, Presidential candidate Donald Trump’s racially charged attack on U.S. District Judge Gonzalo Curiel because of his Mexican heritage, and Trump’s the suggestion that the United States create a special a registry for Muslims. The Progressive was, is, and will remain the voice of reason in an era of dangerous demagoguery.
If the shoe fits…
The Progressive magazine once called McCarthy “an ambitious faker living by his wits and guts, a ruthless egotist bent on personal power regardless of the consequence to his country, a shrewd and slippery operator with the gambler's gift for knowing when and how to bluff . . . .”
Without talking point by point here, for time and attentions sake, these billions are about equal to what he has given Ukraine, right? Imagine if it had stayed here in the US? Now because your area seems to be benefitting from some of the governments handouts of taxpayer dollars, not everyone is. You could come on down to CA and check out our roads, power grid, water supplies, ETC.
Ask a dozen people how our tax dollars should be spent and get a dozen different responses.
Although Biden is getting both the credit and blame for the infrastructure bill, it would not exist had Congress not overwhelmingly approved of it.
What was the vote in Congress on the infrastructure bill? It was split 69 – 30 percent. With a record vote number of 314.
Likewise, Congress just cleared a $1.7 trillion funding bill with Ukraine aid.
It is unfortunate that California isn’t getting the infrastructure funding you believe it should. Although I used a local example of the infrastructure spending, I am sure the Abernathy bridge didn’t get all the money approved in the infrastructure bill.
No singular cause of inflation, no one event to say, "this is it", however, I've long maintained that consumer confidence in the leadership of the country can and will drive prices and consumption of goods. Bad international deals, preventing products from being made in the US and halting shipments and unloading of goods from overseas because of some "epidemic", printing massive amounts of money to hand out to the freeloaders that the government created, all of these contribute, sure there's more, maybe you could tell us with your antique wisdom?
My ‘antique wisdom’ concurs with you in that there is “no singular cause of inflation, no one event”… BTW, I am no financial wizard, just a regular guy with a modest income that dictates conservative spending habits.
Inflationary periods may be necessary to maintain the financial status quo, which would explain why it shows up every so often. This does not mean we have to like it or that it is easy. Inflation mostly affects the poor, middle class, and those on fixed incomes. Being on a fixed income myself, I sure as heck don’t welcome inflation.
I assume you must be joking? I could go into Bidens history in Ukraine, his sons history in Ukraine, Pelosis insider trading deals, but what good what it do? Your response will be the typical "were they convicted" yet you convict Trump based on what you've read on the internet. That's called hypocrisy.
I have been somewhat involved in politics for decades as a union activist and lobbyist. During that time, I have met, campaigned for, and conversed with many politicians at both the state and federal level.
Several years ago, my labor union encouraged me to take a class which trained folks to run for office. I tried it and quickly realized it was not for me when we were being taught how to raise (hit people up for) campaign finances.
Experience taught me that politicians are in a special class where honesty is subjective. I am horrible at lying; therefore, I am not qualified to be a politician.
As I have often posted one crime does not forgive another. However, some misdeeds and crimes are worse than others. There is no point in us arguing which politicians commit the greatest offenses because we are unlikely find agreement. And because our personal opinions almost no impact on the big picture.
The best case scenario would be to have ALL politicians endure the ridicule and dragging through the mud that conservatives face daily by almost all media outlets, however since that's not happening and it appears that republicans are the ones taking the brunt of negative media coverage, it encourages the rest of us to dislike the left side more than they are already dislikable.
The media is our biggest enemy and the left uses them to push the political divide as far as they can to disrupt peaceful discussion.
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Oh, I don't know... maybe that I don't support it.
I believe we've already settled that we agree on this.
The best case scenario would be to have ALL politicians endure the ridicule and dragging through the mud that conservatives face daily by almost all media outlets, however since that's not happening and it appears that republicans are the ones taking the brunt of negative media coverage, it encourages the rest of us to dislike the left side more than they are already dislikable.
The media is our biggest enemy and the left uses them to push the political divide as far as they can to disrupt peaceful discussion.
Cool Chaos. I'd rather be your friend than your enemy - meaning when you and I agree, it feels better than when we don't. Too bad life gets in the way of this happening, way too often.
Merry Christmas... on this I hope we can agree.
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Oh, I don't know... maybe that I don't support it.
I believe we've already settled that we agree on this.
The best case scenario would be to have ALL politicians endure the ridicule and dragging through the mud that conservatives face daily by almost all media outlets, however since that's not happening and it appears that republicans are the ones taking the brunt of negative media coverage, it encourages the rest of us to dislike the left side more than they are already dislikable.
The media is our biggest enemy and the left uses them to push the political divide as far as they can to disrupt peaceful discussion.
The MSM & Leftists all Need to be Burnt & Got rid of - They're the Devils own.
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Now that the holiday focusing on the imaginary gift bearing white man in celebration of the imaginary water walking schizophrenic religious man is over, let's get back to what isn't imaginary. That's the desperation of these Trumpturds show when they are trying to save their asses after realizing they were duped by the Big Lie.
Stupidity obviously played a major role that is for sure. As a whole, the entire crowd was not very bright. I mean, people that would crawl up a wall, rather than use steps which are readily available??? "Stable geniuses"... the lot of them. ;D
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Fishersville man attempting to negotiate plea deal in Capitol riots case.
A Fishersville man facing numerous charges of violence in connection with the 2021 Capitol riots entered into negotiations last month with the federal government in an effort to reach a plea deal, according to court records.
Jeffrey McKellop, 56, has been held in jail since his arrest in March 2021.
He is accused of being part of a large crowd that gathered outside the United States Capitol Building on Jan. 6, 2021, as a joint session of Congress convened to certify the votes of the Electoral College for the 2020 presidential election, which was won by President Joe Biden.
On Nov. 9, McKellop's attorney, John C. Kiyonaga, informed the government of his client's interest in a possible plea deal, court documents show. Federal prosecutors extended a plea offer and a counteroffer was made.
The News Leader reached out to Kiyonaga on Tuesday Dec. 20 in an effort to see if negotiations are ongoing or if a deal has been reached. However, Kiyonaga has not commented.
Last month, Kiyonaga filed a motion that made claims of entrapment based on what then President Donald Trump told protesters shortly before rioting broke out. Recently, the Jan. 6 House Committee recommended Trump face criminal charges.
McKellop, who is not accused of breaching the Capitol Building, remains behind bars at the Correctional Treatment Facility while awaiting trial. A jury trial is set for April 18, according to his court file.
A former soldier who spent nine years in the Special Forces, McKellop is accused by federal authorities of donning a helmet, tactical vest, protective eyewear and a gas mask on the day of the riots. He's suspected of assaulting officers, throwing bottles at police and allegedly picking up a flagpole and striking a police officer in the face, causing a wound. McKellop then reportedly threw the flagpole at the same officer like a spear, documents allege.
He's facing 17 federal counts.
About 900 suspects have been arrested in connection with the 2021 Capitol riots, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. Nearly 100 of those suspects, including McKellop, have been charged with using a deadly or dangerous weapon or causing serious bodily injury to an officer. Approximately 140 police officers were assaulted Jan. 6 at the Capitol, including about 80 from the U.S. Capitol Police and about 60 from the Metropolitan Police Department.
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Great job DOJ!!!!
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Meadville resident dubbed 'JackTheTripper' pleads guilty in Jan. 6 riots.
A website that tracks images from the riots at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, labeled Meadville resident Mikhail E. Slye as "JackTheTripper."
Slye has admitted to the actions that earned him the moniker.
He pleaded guilty to using a bike rack to intentionally trip a U.S. Capitol Police officer during the breach of the Capitol.
Slye entered the plea on Tuesday in federal court in Washington, D.C., to a felony charge of assaulting, resisting or impeding law enforcement officers, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia said in a news release.
Slye faces a maximum sentence of eight years in federal prison at his sentencing on April 3 before U.S. District Court Judge James E. Boasberg, who accepted the plea. Slye is free on a promise to appear at his court proceedings.
The FBI on Sept. 30 arrested Slye, then 32, in Meadville. He was charged with the assault count as well as the felony of interfering with a law enforcement officer during a civil disorder, and six misdemeanors. The government dropped all but the assault charge as part of the plea agreement.
As part of the deal, Slye agreed to cooperate with investigators. He will allow "law enforcement agents to review any social media accounts" he operated to look for statements or posts related to the storming of the Capitol, according to the plea agreement.
The officer whom Slye tripped was with other officers who were attempting to rescue another officer caught in the crowd on the north side of the Capitol, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia said. The officer fell down the stairs and suffered injuries to his hand, wrist and lower body.
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As evident by their leader, they are clearly not the "sharpest lightbulb in the crayon box".
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The most ridiculous ways accused Capitol rioters got caught, from bad Bumble matches to an Uber ride.
In the two years since the Capitol riot, the US government has arrested nearly 1,000 people and handed out hundreds of jail sentences and fines.
2 accused rioters made big Bumble blunders
These accused rioters' reach for romance landed them in trouble with the law.
In an apparent attempt to impress a Bumble match, Andrew Quentin Taake boasted about his apparent role in the siege, telling an anonymous woman on the dating app that he was among the insurrectionists from "the very beginning," prosecutors said.
After the pair's online conversation fizzled, the unnamed woman contacted the FBI on January 9, 2021, sharing screenshots of Taake's own admissions via messages between the two, according to a July 2021 criminal complaint. In one exchange, the Texas man told his potential paramour about being pepper-sprayed outside the Capitol: "I was the very first person to be sprayed that day, all while just standing there," he claimed.
But federal prosecutors ultimately accused him of doing much more than "just standing there," arresting him in July 2021 on several charges related to the attack, including assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers, and obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder. Taake pleaded not guilty to all charges in late 2021 and is awaiting trial, according to court records.
In a strikingly similar story, Robert Chapman, of New York, found himself charged with four counts related to the Capitol riot after a Bumble user tipped off the FBI, sharing a screenshot of an incriminating exchange between the two non-love-birds.
The anonymous woman contacted the FBI on January 13, 2021, with photos of her conversation with Chapman in which he blatantly admitted: "I did storm the Capitol" and "I made it all the way to Statuary Hall," referencing a room inside the Capitol. Chapman went on to tell his match that he had already spoken with reporters at both The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal.
"We are not a match," the woman responded.
"I suppose not," Chapman said.
A judge sentenced Chapman to three months of home detention earlier this year after he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor picketing charge.
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Familial fumings have led to weighty consequences
Several accused rioters at the Capitol on January 6 were brought down by members of their own families.
There was Guy Reffitt, the notorious militia man who was sentenced to seven years in prison on five felony charges earlier this year after his teenage son turned him in to the FBI, in defiance of his dad's own direct threats to keep his mouth shut.
Or take the case of Zachary Alam, a Pennsylvania man who prosecutors say was filmed shattering a window in the Speaker's Lobby and subsequently arrested after an unnamed relative sent a tip to the FBI. Officials charged Alam with several counts last year and he pleaded guilty to all charges in December 2021, according to the Justice Department.
But there is perhaps no case more baffling than that of Thomas Fee, a retired New York City firefighter who texted his girlfriend's brother — who also happened to be a federal agent with the US Diplomatic Security Service — a selfie showing him inside the Capitol rotunda during the riot.
According to charging documents, Fee also sent his girlfriend's brother a video of himself inside the building where other rioters could be heard screaming "Pelosi" and "tyranny." The unnamed special agent initially deleted the messages but was later able to retrieve them, after which he sent them to DSS. The agency then sent the evidence to the Joint Terrorism Task Force.
Fee turned himself in soon after and was sentenced to 24 months of probation earlier this year.
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This rioter's ex-girlfriend got payback for his put-down
Richard Michetti learned the hard way the inevitable consequences of scorning an ex-lover.
A judge sentenced the Pennsylvania man to nine months in prison earlier this year after his ex-girlfriend turned him in to the FBI, according to court documents. The unnamed woman blew Michetti's cover after he called her a "moron" for not supporting former President Donald Trump, prosecutors said.
"If you can't see the election was stolen, you're a moron," Michetti texted his ex-girlfriend, according to the criminal complaint. "This is our country do you think we live like kings because no one sacrificed anything?"
After Michetti's insults, his ex-girlfriend provided the FBI with text messages and videos a day after the siege. She even identified him in other images that appeared to show him inside the building, prosecutors said.
This accused rioter faced religious repercussions thanks to a fellow worshipper
The FBI arrested Glenn Allen Brooks in August 2021 on two January 6-related charges after a member of his church prayer group turned him in, according to court documents. Prosecutors said Brooks "boasted of his active participation" in the attack and "sent photos of his attendance" to a text chat group full of other prayer group members.
Brooks sent the digital evidence to his fellow worshippers on the day of the riot, according to prosecutors, but the unnamed prayer group member who tipped off investigators did so weeks after the insurrection.
The California man pleaded not guilty to the charges against him in August 2021, according to court records.
An unbelievable Uber ride was this accused rioter's downfall
Alleged defendant Jerry Daniel Braun was turned in by his get-away car driver, according to court documents.
Authorities arrested the California man in April 2022 after the Uber driver who took Braun away from the January 6 attack tipped off the FBI, according to court documents.
Braun faces three charges related to his alleged role in the insurrection after a Washington, DC-area Uber driver contacted the FBI in January 2021 to share information about an apparent rioter. The driver told investigators that one of his passengers acknowledged tearing down a barricade at the US Capitol immediately following the siege. Braun has yet to enter a plea in the case, according to court records.
A portion of Braun's ride was captured on video by a dash cam in the Uber, according to court documents, during which the driver engaged Braun in conversation about the siege.
"So, has it been violent all day?" the driver asked, according to prosecutors.
"Well, it started around right when I got there," Braun responded, per prosecutors. "I tore down the barricades."
"You did?" the driver asked. "Why?"
"Well, because, so we could get to the Capitol," Braun replied.
"Well, how'd that work out for ya?" the driver responded.
"Well, it looks like, uh, Biden's gonna be our president," Braun said.
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Self-promoters helped investigators by identifying themselves
Some industrious rioters couldn't help but use an unprecedented American insurrection as an opportunity to drum up business.
Texas real estate agent Jenna Ryan, who has continually made headlines for her post-riot behavior and commentary, seemed to be in hustle mode on January 6, posting a since-deleted video from the Capitol in which she promoted herself.
"We're gonna…go in there, life of death! It doesn't matter!" she said in the video, according to The Washington Post. "Y'all know who to hire for your realtor: Jenna Ryan."
In another video from inside the building, Ryan continued to sell herself: "You guys, can you believe this? I'm not messing around. When I come to sell your house, this is what I'll do."
Ryan completed a 60-day prison sentence earlier this year after pleading guilty to a single federal misdemeanor charge of parading.
Among the entrepreneurial insurrectionists that day was also Troy Faulkner, who was sentenced to five months in prison earlier this year after pleading guilty. According to an FBI affidavit, Faulkner stormed the Capitol on January 6, 2021, while wearing a jacket advertising his Ohio painting company.
The promotional outerwear helped FBI agents identify him, according to investigators. On the back of his jacket, Faulkner advertised his namesake painting business and the telephone number for the company.
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the most famous of them all
Adorned with a headdress, horns, and red, white, and blue face paint, Jacob Chansley — alternatively known as the QAnon Shaman — dressed his way into becoming the unofficial mascot for the January 6 insurrection.
Chansley is undoubtedly one of the most recognizable faces of the Capitol riot. Thanks to his larger-than-life get-up, he was photographed several times throughout the day walking with his bullhorn and flagpole. Authorities arrested him just three days later in his hometown of Phoenix, Arizona, where he was charged with two felonies and four misdemeanors.
"He made himself the image of the riot, didn't he?" Judge Royce Lamberth said in November 2021 before sentencing Chansley to 41 months in prison following his guilty plea to obstruction.
Several other bizarrely-dressed rioters have since been arrested and sentenced, including Aaron Mostofsky, who donned fur pelts while inside the Capitol; Kevin Seefried, who carried a giant Confederate Flag throughout the Capitol's hall; and Robert Keith Packer, who was photographed wearing a "Camp Auschwitz" sweatshirt.
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Luker keeps posting this stuff like it has any relevance since the J6 “hearings” have been proven fake like I’ve said since day 1.
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Luker keeps posting this stuff like it has any relevance since the J6 “hearings” have been proven fake like I’ve said since day 1.
I find it especially odd that you are now arguing this point with Lurker since it was you who previously seemed confused about that committee's responsibilities and authority. Do you remember this?
You are right these folks found guilty were charged by the Department of Justice and tried in a court of law for their criminal activities on January 6, 2020. This is not a result of the United States House Select Committee on the January 6 Attack on the U.S. Capitol which doesn't have the ability to charge anyone. Their responsibility was to investigate and report what they found and that is what they did. All future actions relating to January 6th is now the responsibility of the Justice Department.
Like I assume you did, I read lurker's recent post. I found nothing that mentions the January 6th House Committee.
Of course, you can call either the House Committee's work or the Department of Justice's charges fake if you choose. This has absolutely zero effect on them. Essentially, you are ‘shouting into the wind’ and nobody is listening.
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Luker keeps posting this stuff like it has any relevance since the J6 “hearings” have been proven fake like I’ve said since day 1.
SniffyForBoys is a loser in life, wrong on everything - his IQ is that of a 10 year old child which he ......
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Luker keeps posting this stuff like it has any relevance since the J6 “hearings” have been proven fake like I’ve said since day 1.
You have been wrong since Day 1 so there is no surprise there. Pretty sure these are real criminals, real charges and real sentences.
Of course, being the retard you are, you will think otherwise. :D
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I find it especially odd that you are now arguing this point with Lurker since it was you who previously seemed confused about that committee's responsibilities and authority. Don't you remember this?
You are right these folks found guilty were charged by the Department of Justice and tried in a court of law for their criminal activities on January 6, 2020. This is not a result of the United States House Select Committee on the January 6 Attack on the U.S. Capitol which doesn't have the ability to charge anyone. Their responsibility was to investigate and report what they found and that is what they did. All future actions relating to January 6th is now the responsibility of the Justice Department.
Like I assume you did, I read lurker's recent post. I found nothing that mentions the January 6th House Committee.
Of course, you can call either the House Committee's work or the Department of Justice's charges fake if you choose. This has absolutely zero effect on them. Essentially, you are ‘shouting into the wind’ and nobody is listening.
Qoach does not understand simple facts. It's a waste of time to discuss the differences between the J6C and the DOJ. The differences between an investigation, a hearing and a trial. He is lost in his little rabbit hole and reality does not exist for him.
Anything Qoach doesn't agree with is automatically "fake" because he has no other option or argument to make, but has to post something, even a weak ass excuse like that. For when the "lol... oh boy" or calling you a gimmick doesn't cut it.
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I find it especially odd that you are now arguing this point with Lurker since it was you who previously seemed confused about that committee's responsibilities and authority. Do you remember this?
1. Since the entire hearing was 100% unconstitutional, the committee technically has no authority to do shit. You seem to be confused about this when it not.
You are right these folks found guilty were charged by the Department of Justice and tried in a court of law for their criminal activities on January 6, 2020. This is not a result of the United States House Select Committee on the January 6 Attack on the U.S. Capitol which doesn't have the ability to charge anyone. Their responsibility was to investigate and report what they found and that is what they did. All future actions relating to January 6th is now the responsibility of the Justice Department.
Don’t be naive. Garland works in Lockstep with Pelosi and Co. Whatever they recommend, he does. They were arresting people that were not even in DC. You should have listened to the interview I posted but regardless, this was known loong ago
Like I assume you did, I read lurker's recent post. I found nothing that mentions the January 6th House Committee.
Of course, you can call either the House Committee's work or the Department of Justice's charges fake if you choose. This has absolutely zero effect on them. Essentially, you are ‘shouting into the wind’ and nobody is listening.
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You have been wrong since Day 1 so there is no surprise there. Pretty sure these are real criminals, real charges and real sentences.
Of course, being the retard you are, you will think otherwise. :D
You’re a troll and coward. I bury you
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You’re a troll and coward. I bury you
You are a liar and a retard. Reality shits on you.
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Tom still obsessed with everything Trump just like the media tells him to be, good lapdog!
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You are a liar and a retard. Reality shits on you.
Then let’s give you the chance to prove in front of this entire site, live
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Tom still obsessed with everything Trump just like the media tells him to be, good lapdog!
Fetterbro with his usual TDfS deflection, distraction and off topic replies. Good lapdog!
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Then let’s give you the chance to prove in front of this entire site, live
Do you really think anyone is going out of their way and wasting time on a liar and retard? Seriously. You can't do anything when facts are presented except lie. You can't even debate your own thread postings.
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Do you really think anyone is going out of their way and wasting time on a liar and retard? Seriously. You can't do anything when facts are presented except lie. You can't even debate your own thread postings.
Keep skating Lurker. You have a big mouth that you can’t back up. If you’re all of the things you say I am, I’m willing to put myself out there for you to prove. You’re skating.
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Do you really think anyone is going out of their way and wasting time on a liar and retard? Seriously. You can't do anything when facts are presented except lie. You can't even debate your own thread postings.
Facts? You can’t even show links to your “facts”
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Facts? You can’t even show links to your “facts”
You are still too stupid to Google the facts contain the post. :D
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Keep skating Lurker. You have a big mouth that you can’t back up. If you’re all of the things you say I am, I’m willing to put myself out there for you to prove. You’re skating.
You put yourself out here everyday and prove everyday that you are a retard. You got a J6 thread on the Gossip that blew up in your face (as usual) because you didn't read the article you copied and pasted or if you did - you didn't understand it.
Skating is all I have to do with retards. Because reality does the rest.
BTW - that doesn't even make any sense, which is really no surprise coming from you. But yes, YOU are all the things I say YOU are.
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You put yourself out here everyday and prove everyday that you are a retard. You got a J6 thread on the Gossip that blew up in your face (as usual) because you didn't read the article you copied and pasted or if you did - you didn't understand it.
Skating is all I have to do with retards. Because reality does the rest.
BTW - that doesn't even make any sense, which is really no surprise coming from you. But yes, YOU are all the things I say YOU are.
By now just about everyone on here knows I’ve called you out to for you show what a liar and “retard” I am and every time I call you out and you make excuses. Dude, I’m giving you the opportunity (on at least 50 occasions) to prove to everyone that I’m everything you say I am. And yes, everyone does see our exchanges and there are only a few that make excuses for you as opposed to the rest of the board.
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Is this a lie? A meme?
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By now just about everyone on here knows I’ve called you out to for you show what a liar and “retard” I am and every time I call you out and you make excuses. Dude, I’m giving you the opportunity (on at least 50 occasions) to prove to everyone that I’m everything you say I am. And yes, everyone does see our exchanges and there are only a few that make excuses for you as opposed to the rest of the board.
I don't need the opportunity. We see what a liar and retard you are right here.
Do you not get it? You really are stupid enough to think anyone is going to waste time on your dumb ass? HAHAHAHAH
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Is this a lie? A meme?
No, the lie is when you claimed over and over they never interviewed him.
Or did you forget that little part? hahahaa.
Perfect example of why you have no connection with reality. You can't even debate yourself and your own postings.
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No, the lie is when you claimed over and over they never interviewed him.
Or did you forget that little part? hahahaa.
Perfect example of why you have no connection with reality. You can't even debate yourself and your own postings.
You skate, you make more excuses then troll. Bring it live in front of the entire board.
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No, the lie is when you claimed over and over they never interviewed him.
Or did you forget that little part? hahahaa.
Perfect example of why you have no connection with reality. You can't even debate yourself and your own postings.
Show us the thread where I said they never interviewed him. That’s not who I was talking about. I’ll wait
Show us where I said they never interviewed Ray Epps
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Show us the thread where I said they never interviewed him. That’s not who I was talking about. I’ll wait
Show us where I said they never interviewed Ray Epps
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Not only was Ray Epps not questioned, he got off scot free and dropped from the most wanted list around the same time. Michael Byrd went through no internal interview process, gave no statements, no investigation as to why he pulled, shot and killed Ashli Babbitt.
No questions as to why Nancy Pelosi there was a security failure, why did she turn down Trumps request for up to 20k NG 3-4 days prior and ton of other questions that need to answered
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You skate, you make more excuses then troll. Bring it live in front of the entire board.
We see your lies just fine as it is. No need to waste time with your retarded intellect.
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Dumb ass. He wasn’t questioned about the video released with him in it. He was obviously interviewed if they originally put him on the most wanted list. Christ
Debate me live
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1. Since the entire hearing was 100% unconstitutional, the committee technically has no authority to do shit. You seem to be confused about this when it not.
2. Don’t be naive. Garland works in Lockstep with Pelosi and Co. Whatever they recommend, he does. They were arresting people that were not even in DC. You should have listened to the interview I posted but regardless, this was known loong ago
1. Coach, explain why you believe the January 6 Congressional hearings were unconstitutional while none of the thousands of other such hearings were not. But before you do, it behooves you to read and understand what Congressional hearings are intended to accomplish. Below is a brief overview of the history of Congressional hearings and their purpose.
What is a Congressional Hearing?
A hearing is a meeting or session of a Senate, House, joint, or special committee of Congress, usually open to the public, to obtain information and opinions on proposed legislation, conduct an investigation, or evaluate/oversee the activities of a government department or the implementation of a Federal law. In addition, hearings may also be purely exploratory in nature, providing testimony and data about topics of current interest.
The first congressional hearings were held by the House of Representatives in 1792 following St. Clair's Defeat in the Battle of the Wabash. Congress has undertaken investigations over the past two centuries, from the Teapot Dome corruption scandal in the 1920s to the Watergate scandal that led to President Richard Nixon’s resignation in 1974.
The Constitution does not explicitly mention congressional investigations and oversight, but the courts have consistently upheld Congress’ right to undertake such activities, stemming from the text that says Congress possesses “all legislative powers.” One of the framers of the Constitution, George Mason, said during its drafting that members of Congress “are not only legislators but they possess inquisitorial powers.”
2. You forgot to include one very important qualifier which is that this is what you and a few others want to believe. This does not make it so. Remember, "if wishes were horses, beggars would ride."
2. A. How many folks were arrested who were not present during the January 6th insurrection/riot? Have they been charged? If so, what were the charges and how did they plead. lastly, have any of them been sentenced and are currently in prison?
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1. Coach, explain why you believe the January 6 Congressional hearings were unconstitutional while none of the thousands of other such hearings were not. But before you do, it behooves you to read and understand what Congressional hearings are intended to accomplish. Below is a brief overview of the history of Congressional hearings and their purpose.
What is a Congressional Hearing?
A hearing is a meeting or session of a Senate, House, joint, or special committee of Congress, usually open to the public, to obtain information and opinions on proposed legislation, conduct an investigation, or evaluate/oversee the activities of a government department or the implementation of a Federal law. In addition, hearings may also be purely exploratory in nature, providing testimony and data about topics of current interest.
The first congressional hearings were held by the House of Representatives in 1792 following St. Clair's Defeat in the Battle of the Wabash. Congress has undertaken investigations over the past two centuries, from the Teapot Dome corruption scandal in the 1920s to the Watergate scandal that led to President Richard Nixon’s resignation in 1974.
The Constitution does not explicitly mention congressional investigations and oversight, but the courts have consistently upheld Congress’ right to undertake such activities, stemming from the text that says Congress possesses “all legislative powers.” One of the framers of the Constitution, George Mason, said during its drafting that members of Congress “are not only legislators but they possess inquisitorial powers.”
2. You forgot to include one very important qualifier which is that this is what you and a few others want to believe. This does not make it so. Remember, "if wishes were horses, beggars would ride."
2. A. How many folks were arrested who were not present during the January 6th insurrection/riot? Have they been charged? If so, what were the charges and how did they plead. lastly, have any of them been sentenced and are currently in prison?
Good God, how many times do I have to explain it since almost day 1? Go though ALL of my posts, just not this one but others. This is the problem, you don’t read. You project. I have explained not just through my own personal opinion but others including from Liberal constitutional scholars. I’m seriously tired of doing the work for you!
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Another thread where LurkingForBoys is humiliated ;D
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And more to come.... believing in the Big Lie sure is working out well for these moronic criminals.
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The largest investigation in the Justice Department's history keeps growing two years after a violent mob of supporters of then-President Donald Trump attacked the U.S. Capitol and challenged the foundations of American democracy.
More than 930 people have been charged with federal crimes related to the siege on Jan. 6, 2021, and the tally increases by the week. Hundreds more people remain at large on the second anniversary of the unprecedented assault that was fueled by lies that the 2020 election was stolen.
A surplus of self-incriminating videos and social media posts has made it difficult for riot suspects to present viable defenses. Federal prosecutors have a near-perfect trial record, securing a conviction in all but one case.
The cases have clogged Washington's federal court, a building less than a mile from the Capitol. Virtually every weekday, judges are sentencing rioters or accepting their guilty pleas while carving out room on their dockets for trials. Already scheduled for this year are trials for about 140 riot defendants.
At least 538 cases, more than half of those brought so far, have been resolved through guilty pleas, trials, dismissals or the defendant’s death, according to an Associated Press review of court records. That leaves approximately 400 unresolved cases at the outset of 2023.
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Good God, how many times do I have to explain it since almost day 1? Go though ALL of my posts, just not this one but others. This is the problem, you don’t read. You project. I have explained not just through my own personal opinion but others including from Liberal constitutional scholars. I’m seriously tired of doing the work for you!
Right. ::)
You can explain whatever you want a thousand times, and it won't change the fact that you and your sources are wrong. If you want to know what is constitutional and the history of Congressional actions like committee investigations accurate information is available on government websites but not the from media whether left leaning or right leaning. Most of what you get from the media is opinion and not fact. Even constitutional scholars express their opinions which is why there is a variety of them depending on the which one you talk to.
Just because you don't like the way our government operates does not make it illegal or unconstitutional. When someone wants to see changes in how our government works, this is done by voting and contacting your representatives in Congress and the legislature.
Here's some valid sites for accurate information.
https://judiciary.house.gov/about
https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-resolution/503/text
https://www.house.gov/committees/committees-guy-standing
https://www.senate.gov/about/powers-procedures/investigations.htm#:~:text=Although%20not%20expressly%20authorized%20in,part%20of%20its%20legislative%20responsibilities.
https://history.house.gov/Institution/Origins-Development/Investigations-Oversight/
https://www.usa.gov/federal-agencies/u-s-department-of-justice#:~:text=The%20Department%20of%20Justice%20enforces,and%20impartial%20administration%20of%20justice.
FYI, I do read your posts and I also follow the links you post when I am not required to sign up or pay to read them, which for some reason is very often the case with right-wing publications and media. Why is that?
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Hahahha Qoach asking someone to read his links when he clearly doesn’t read them himself. That’s why they always blow up in his face.
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Hahahha Qoach asking someone to read his links when he clearly doesn’t read them himself. That’s why they always blow up in his face.
You know what to do….
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Right. ::)
You can explain whatever you want a thousand times, and it won't change the fact that you and your sources are wrong. If you want to know what is constitutional and the history of Congressional actions like committee investigations accurate information is available on government websites but not the from media whether left leaning or right leaning. Most of what you get from the media is opinion and not fact. Even constitutional scholars express their opinions which is why there is a variety of them depending on the which one you talk to.
Just because you don't like the way our government operates does not make it illegal or unconstitutional. When someone wants to see changes in how our government works, this is done by voting and contacting your representatives in Congress and the legislature.
Here's some valid sites for accurate information.
https://judiciary.house.gov/about
https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-resolution/503/text
https://www.house.gov/committees/committees-guy-standing
https://www.senate.gov/about/powers-procedures/investigations.htm#:~:text=Although%20not%20expressly%20authorized%20in,part%20of%20its%20legislative%20responsibilities.
https://history.house.gov/Institution/Origins-Development/Investigations-Oversight/
https://www.usa.gov/federal-agencies/u-s-department-of-justice#:~:text=The%20Department%20of%20Justice%20enforces,and%20impartial%20administration%20of%20justice.
FYI, I do read your posts and I also follow the links you post when I am not required to sign up or pay to read them, which for some reason is very often the case with right-wing publications and media. Why is that?
Apparently you don’t otherwise you wouldn’t have asked. Btw, I went through those links.
and btw, I cut and pasted most of those I posted just to be read and they still weren’t
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You know what to do….
Keep exposing your bullshit?
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Keep exposing your bullshit?
Expose it publicly face to face
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Apparently you don’t otherwise you wouldn’t have asked. Btw, I went through those links.
and btw, I cut and pasted most of those I posted just to be read and they still weren’t
You were just given links to sites of factual information to check your bullshit. Instead you want to blame someone else for your own ignorance.
This is why you have zero credibility and doubt.
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You were just given links to sites of factual information to check your bullshit. Instead you want to blame someone else for your own ignorance.
This is why you have zero credibility and doubt.
No one is denying content of the links you imbecile. Did you read any of them? Fuck, you can have Prime on the call as well. Because since you both can’t comprehend maybe it needs to be explained with stick figures
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Let’s see, Liz Cheney wants to switch to the Dem/Marxist party and now this. 😂
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Let’s see, Liz Cheney wants to switch to the Dem/Marxist party and now this. 😂
What - no Johnson and Johnson commercials for him? He'd be a great spokesman. ;D
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Apparently you don’t otherwise you wouldn’t have asked. Btw, I went through those links.
and btw, I cut and pasted most of those I posted just to be read and they still weren’t
You can't know if they are read, and the reader doesn't agree with them.
"Would have asked" what? Asked why many of your source’s charge to read their articles?
When I see your posts, I read the parts which are cut and pasted. But, I prefer to read entire articles because sensationalized headlines and article titles are often intentionally misleading. Many times, when I have been able to read the whole article, it is contrary to what the "lost leader" title implies it says or the article is irrelevant to the title. Very often, your cut and pastes are just the headlines leaving one to wonder if you read the accompanying articles. I am not the only person here to have noticed this. Hopefully this isn't an intentional attempt on your part to mislead others.
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No one is denying content of the links you imbecile. Did you read any of them? Fuck, you can have Prime on the call as well. Because since you both can’t comprehend maybe it needs to be explained with stick figures
I don't have to read them. Because I do not have a problem with facts and reality. Unlike you. Perhaps you should read them. Or rather have someone who can read, explain them - very slowly - to you and hopefully it will penetrate that empty noggin of yours.
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You can't know if they are read, and the reader doesn't agree with them.
"Would have asked" what? Asked why many of your source’s charge to read their articles?
When I see your posts, I read the parts which are cut and pasted. But, I prefer to read entire articles because sensationalized headlines and article titles are often intentionally misleading. Many times, when I have been able to read the whole article, it is contrary to what the "lost leader" title implies it says or the article is irrelevant to the title. Very often, your cut and pastes are just the headlines leaving one to wonder if you read the accompanying articles. I am not the only person here to have noticed this. Hopefully this isn't an intentional attempt on your part to mislead others.
He never does. That is why he gets owned by the articles he runs over here and posts. Look at that thread on the Gossip forum. Multipages of him getting owned by his own article and then owned into oblivion over his lies and deflection attempts afterwards.
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You can't know if they are read, and the reader doesn't agree with them.
"Would have asked" what? Asked why many of your source’s charge to read their articles?
When I see your posts, I read the parts which are cut and pasted. But, I prefer to read entire articles because sensationalized headlines and article titles are often intentionally misleading. Many times, when I have been able to read the whole article, it is contrary to what the "lost leader" title implies it says or the article is irrelevant to the title. Very often, your cut and pastes are just the headlines leaving one to wonder if you read the accompanying articles. I am not the only person here to have noticed this. Hopefully this isn't an intentional attempt on your part to mislead others.
I have plenty of posts in this thread that are in my own words that you haven’t answered or can’t answer. These are simple questions that if you actually kept up as to why this J6 “hearing” is a complete unconstitutional farce. Cut and pasting a source is no different than you posting links and me opening them, which in most cases I do. Lurker is a literal dumb fuck and politically inept when it comes to politics, he falls for ANYTHING the left tells him, you, I expect more out of you. Like I said, you’re other intellectually dishonest or you’re intellectually stupid and refuse acknowledge that was a dishonest, unconstitutional hearing much like the impeachments that in the end, got their asses handed to them in trial.
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Prime, serious question. Do you think anything the left has done to Trump and trump supporters has been on the up and up, legal and constitutional? Can you acknowledge that Democrats ignore the constitution only when it benefits them, this also goes for the law in general
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He never does. That is why he gets owned by the articles he runs over here and posts. Look at that thread on the Gossip forum. Multipages of him getting owned by his own article and then owned into oblivion over his lies and deflection attempts afterwards.
It is probably a waste of my time, but I am revisiting the links Coach posted and his cut and paste posts to see if there was something I missed. IMO, ‘cut and pastes’ are worthless without a link to the actual article because the media, regardless of if it is right or left biased, is known to sensationalize article titles to attract an audience. Same is true for other media such as we see on television. My favorite announcement is "breaking news" which is often used by CNN to get your attention only to find out the news is stale and has been breaking for hours if not days.
So far, Coach's links are to The Gateway Pundit... which is known to be completely right biased. Their publication style is not different from The Inquirer or the now defunct British publication, The Sun. Both publications go overboard lying to get the reader’s attention.
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It is probably a waste of my time, but I am revisiting the links Coach posted and his cut and paste posts to see if there was something I missed. IMO, ‘cut and pastes’ are worthless without a link to the actual article because the media, regardless of if it is right or left biased, is known to sensationalize article titles to attract an audience. Same is true for other media such as we see on television. My favorite announcement is "breaking news" which is often used by CNN to get your attention only to find out the news is stale and has been breaking for hours if not days.
So far, Coach's links are to The Gateway Pundit... which is known to be completely right biased. Their publication style is not different from The Inquirer or the now defunct British publication, The Sun. Both publications go overboard lying to get the reader’s attention.
&t=42s never let a lie get in the way of a good story.
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https://www.cleveland.com/open/2016/04/50_outrageous_donald_trump_quo_1.html ;D ;D ;D ::) ::) ::) ::)
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I have plenty of posts in this thread that are in my own words that you haven’t answered or can’t answer. These are simple questions that if you actually kept up as to why this J6 “hearing” is a complete unconstitutional farce. Cut and pasting a source is no different than you posting links and me opening them, which in most cases I do. Lurker is a literal dumb fuck and politically inept when it comes to politics, he falls for ANYTHING the left tells him, you, I expect more out of you. Like I said, you’re other intellectually dishonest or you’re intellectually stupid and refuse acknowledge that was a dishonest, unconstitutional hearing much like the impeachments that in the end, got their asses handed to them in trial.
Wee midget having a little meltdown because reality doesn't fit his narrative.
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Wee midget having a little meltdown because reality doesn't fit his narrative.
always thinking about "wee" "small" aren't you ? vile child grooming freak :-\
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Is lurker still celebrating the assault on American freedom in this thread ???
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It is probably a waste of my time, but I am revisiting the links Coach posted and his cut and paste posts to see if there was something I missed. IMO, ‘cut and pastes’ are worthless without a link to the actual article because the media, regardless of if it is right or left biased, is known to sensationalize article titles to attract an audience. Same is true for other media such as we see on television. My favorite announcement is "breaking news" which is often used by CNN to get your attention only to find out the news is stale and has been breaking for hours if not days.
So far, Coach's links are to The Gateway Pundit... which is known to be completely right biased. Their publication style is not different from The Inquirer or the now defunct British publication, The Sun. Both publications go overboard lying to get the reader’s attention.
When I post cut and pastes it follows up with the links. It doesn’t matter if it’s right wing or not. See, when I post an article the article is usually with hyper links to back the article. Be it documents, video, graphs, etc, it’s not hearsay.
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It is probably a waste of my time, but I am revisiting the links Coach posted and his cut and paste posts to see if there was something I missed. IMO, ‘cut and pastes’ are worthless without a link to the actual article because the media, regardless of if it is right or left biased, is known to sensationalize article titles to attract an audience. Same is true for other media such as we see on television. My favorite announcement is "breaking news" which is often used by CNN to get your attention only to find out the news is stale and has been breaking for hours if not days.
So far, Coach's links are to The Gateway Pundit... which is known to be completely right biased. Their publication style is not different from The Inquirer or the now defunct British publication, The Sun. Both publications go overboard lying to get the reader’s attention.
Ok, if it’s no better than the inquirer or the Sun then feel free to debunk its accuracy.
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Link of the report is within…
https://justthenews.com/government/congress/house-gop-locates-emails-texts-showing-pelosi-office-directly-involved-failed
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Ok, if it’s no better than the inquirer or the Sun then feel free to debunk its accuracy.
I didn't say it was no better. I said all three overuse lost leaders and sensationalized headings. They aren't the only publications that use this tactic to draw in readers nor is it just right biased publications.
As far as debunking the accuracy of their articles, that's pretty easy to do, but time consuming... and what is the point Coach? You only see and hear what you want to. Everything else you discount as fake and untrue. By definition, you are the epitome of an ideologue. It seems like you never 'drive' in the middle of the road, always in the far right in its shoulders where the road gets really bumpy. If proof of the opposite of your beliefs were to smack you in the face, you still would not accept it. You suffer from politically far-right dogmatism and it owns your mind. Just saying.
What do you know about Jim Hoft and Joe Hoft?
Do you agree that media outlets with extreme biases, whether it is a conservative or a liberal bias, often use shorter sentences and less formal language than nonpartisan outlets?
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You mean the criminals being locked up? Yeah, sure am. Good times!
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Just to kick off the first Saturday of the year, here's a little meltdown material for the whiners to deflect, deny, cry over, post off topic replies in response and just generally ignore... :D
J6 claims another one. What an idiot. Should be mad at the person(s) that filled her daughter's head with lies and bullshit that caused her to show up and act a fool.
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Ashli Babbitt's mother arrested during protest outside Capitol on 2nd anniversary of deadly insurrection.
The mother of Ashli Babbitt was arrested during a protest in Washington, D.C., on Friday, two years after her daughter was fatally shot by police after storming the Capitol during the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection.
According to U.S. Capitol Police, Micki Witthoeft, Ashli Babbitt’s 58-year-old mother, was among a group of demonstrators illegally blocking traffic on Independence Avenue, outside the Capitol.
The group did not have a permit to demonstrate on Capitol grounds, the USCP said in a statement, and officers formed a perimeter and repeatedly told the demonstrators to “get out of the road” or they would be arrested.
“A woman in the group was given multiple warnings to get out of the road,” the statement read. “Instead of getting out of the road, the woman refused to leave, turned around with her hands behind her back, and asked to be arrested.”
The woman, identified by police as Witthoeft, was arrested for two Capitol traffic violations: disobeying an order and blocking and obstructing roadways. She was given a citation to appear in court at a later date and released.
Babbitt was among the mob of then-President Donald Trump’s supporters who breached the Capitol on Jan. 6 and tried to break through the barricaded doors of the Speaker’s Lobby while Congress was in the process of certifying the results of the 2020 presidential election. She was fatally shot by Lt. Michael Byrd, a Capitol Police officer who was trying to protect dozens of House members and staff who were sheltering inside the House chamber.
A Justice Department investigation concluded that Byrd acted reasonably, and a separate internal investigation by the Capitol Police found no wrongdoing.
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Just to balance it out with someone who was actually there and doing, you know.... criminal stuff... just like his brother was doing. :D
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Montana man gets nearly 4 years for role in US Capitol riot.
A Montana man who was among the first people to illegally enter the U.S. Capitol while Congress was certifying President Joe Biden’s victory in the 2020 election was sentenced to nearly four years in federal prison on the two-year anniversary of the insurrection.
Jerod Hughes, 39, of East Helena, was sentenced Friday to 3 years and 10 months in prison for his actions during the approximately 38 minutes he was inside the Capitol during the riot carried out by supporters of then-President Donald Trump. The sentence was five months shorter than prosecutors requested.
“Defendant sincerely regrets his involvement in the instant case and is embarrassed that he allowed himself to be so gullible," his attorney, Jonathan Zucker, wrote in his sentencing memo.
In court documents, Hughes said he was duped into believing the 2020 presidential election was stolen and that he was “responding to the clarion call of a charlatan” when he answered Trump's pleas to “save the country” that day.
His brother, Joshua Hughes, was sentenced in November to just over three years in prison.
Both men were sentenced to three years of supervised release and ordered to pay $2,000 in restitution.
The brothers climbed through a broken window and Jerod Hughes helped kick open a door to allow other rioters into the Capitol, the FBI said in charging documents.
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Great idea! Because eventually the Santos train will run out of comedy material. This will be great back up. Except for that pesky little Disqualification Clause Section 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment that just nips this in the bud.
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A January 6 rioter who pleaded guilty and served prison time announces his bid for Congress on the anniversary of the insurrection.
Wearing a crisp suit and standing beneath a "Live. Laugh. Love." art piece, former Capitol rioter Derrick Evans on Friday announced his plans to run for Congress on the Republican ticket.
"Today is a day to celebrate," Evans said on the two-year anniversary of the insurrection at the US Capitol, "but for me, that hasn't always been the case when it comes to January 6."
Evans, who pleaded guilty in February 2022 to "impeding, obstructing or interfering with law enforcement during a civil disorder" on January 6 and served three months in federal prison, is running to represent West Virginia's 1st Congressional District, which will be held by Republican Representative-elect Carol Miller once a speaker has been chosen.
In the video he posted announcing his run for office, Evans briefly detailed his experiences at the Capitol on January 6, saying the events "changed his life forever." Evans said he "walked through an open set of doors" to enter the Capitol on January 6. While true that the doors had been opened, he failed to mention that he was close to the mob that pried the doors open per his signed plea agreement and statement of offense.
"The door's cracked! We're going in," the statement of offense says Evans shouted when the Capitol's rotunda doors were breached.
Once inside the building, records show that Evans exclaimed, "We're in! Derrick Evans is in the Capitol!"
Evans' campaign website does not mention his time at the Capitol in his biography but says on his "Issues" page that he was arrested for "peacefully protesting" on January 6th.
While many Capitol rioters have publicly denounced their affiliations with former President Donald Trump, Evans continues to support the embattled president, echoing Trump and calling the current presidential administration the "illegitimate Biden regime."
Notably, Evans' campaign site lists "Election Inegrity" as one of its key issues.
"I don't mince words. The 2020 election was stolen," Evans' page notes. It says that if elected, he'd work with pillow entrepreneur Mike Lindell, among others, to "fight for election integrity."
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Is lurker still celebrating the assault on American freedom in this thread ???
GroomingForBoys has no idea about anything, he is like a low IQ scatter brained 50 year old liberal women in an effeminate little man body ;D
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Just to kick off the first Saturday of the year, here's a little meltdown material for the whiners to deflect, deny, cry over, post off topic replies in response and just generally ignore... :D
J6 claims another one. What an idiot. Should be mad at the person(s) that filled her daughter's head with lies and bullshit that caused her to show up and act a fool.
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Ashli Babbitt's mother arrested during protest outside Capitol on 2nd anniversary of deadly insurrection.
The mother of Ashli Babbitt was arrested during a protest in Washington, D.C., on Friday, two years after her daughter was fatally shot by police after storming the Capitol during the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection.
According to U.S. Capitol Police, Micki Witthoeft, Ashli Babbitt’s 58-year-old mother, was among a group of demonstrators illegally blocking traffic on Independence Avenue, outside the Capitol.
The group did not have a permit to demonstrate on Capitol grounds, the USCP said in a statement, and officers formed a perimeter and repeatedly told the demonstrators to “get out of the road” or they would be arrested.
“A woman in the group was given multiple warnings to get out of the road,” the statement read. “Instead of getting out of the road, the woman refused to leave, turned around with her hands behind her back, and asked to be arrested.”
The woman, identified by police as Witthoeft, was arrested for two Capitol traffic violations: disobeying an order and blocking and obstructing roadways. She was given a citation to appear in court at a later date and released.
Babbitt was among the mob of then-President Donald Trump’s supporters who breached the Capitol on Jan. 6 and tried to break through the barricaded doors of the Speaker’s Lobby while Congress was in the process of certifying the results of the 2020 presidential election. She was fatally shot by Lt. Michael Byrd, a Capitol Police officer who was trying to protect dozens of House members and staff who were sheltering inside the House chamber.
A Justice Department investigation concluded that Byrd acted reasonably, and a separate internal investigation by the Capitol Police found no wrongdoing.
CP doing what Gestapo do and right next to her were people dropping acid right in front of them…
https://twitter.com/taylerusa/status/1611475927271104515?s=46&t=ME7iv9odHXJShfnX2Uh41Q
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I didn't say it was no better. I said all three overuse lost leaders and sensationalized headings. They aren't the only publications that use this tactic to draw in readers nor is it just right biased publications.
As far as debunking the accuracy of their articles, that's pretty easy to do, but time consuming... and what is the point Coach? You only see and hear what you want to. Everything else you discount as fake and untrue. By definition, you are the epitome of an ideologue. It seems like you never 'drive' in the middle of the road, always in the far right in its shoulders where the road gets really bumpy. If proof of the opposite of your beliefs were to smack you in the face, you still would not accept it. You suffer from politically far-right dogmatism and it owns your mind. Just saying.
What do you know about Jim Hoft and Joe Hoft?
Do you agree that media outlets with extreme biases, whether it is a conservative or a liberal bias, often use shorter sentences and less formal language than nonpartisan outlets?
Then do it. Debunk the accuracy of the articles. And yes, J6 was 100% unconstitutional from not allowing due process, to being 100% partisan, to going after only conservatives…want me to go on?
Why was Ray Epps taken on the most wanted list and now it’s been shown that he was the one that orchestrated and encouraged rioters to go in?
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CP doing what Gestapo do and right next to her were people dropping acid right in front of them…
https://twitter.com/taylerusa/status/1611475927271104515?s=46&t=ME7iv9odHXJShfnX2Uh41Q
They should have dropped even more.
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https://www.instagram.com/reel/CnH9kddojoFD8EDD6PBsHXqYY25Uv7qRvOuLIY0/?igshid=NDk5N2NlZjQ=
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But, but...
Though curfews are lifting and protests remain predominantly peaceful, LOL :D the death toll from two weeks of demonstrations violent protests over the death of George Floyd continues to creep upward, with at least 19 people—a majority of whom are black—now dead.
In addition to these 19 known fatalities, the past two weeks have seen numerous violent encounters between police and protesters—with both sides sustaining serious injuries. Protesters have been seriously injured by the use of nonlethal weapons and physical violence while a number of police officers are also recovering from injuries from shootings, stabbings, and objects thrown at them during protests. The majority of those fatally caught in the crossfire committing violence at the protests are black males. <---(Not very good at "protesting" are they)?
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Great idea! Because eventually the Santos train will run out of comedy material. This will be great back up. Except for that pesky little Disqualification Clause Section 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment that just nips this in the bud.
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A January 6 rioter who pleaded guilty and served prison time announces his bid for Congress on the anniversary of the insurrection.
Wearing a crisp suit and standing beneath a "Live. Laugh. Love." art piece, former Capitol rioter Derrick Evans on Friday announced his plans to run for Congress on the Republican ticket.
"Today is a day to celebrate," Evans said on the two-year anniversary of the insurrection at the US Capitol, "but for me, that hasn't always been the case when it comes to January 6."
Evans, who pleaded guilty in February 2022 to "impeding, obstructing or interfering with law enforcement during a civil disorder" on January 6 and served three months in federal prison, is running to represent West Virginia's 1st Congressional District, which will be held by Republican Representative-elect Carol Miller once a speaker has been chosen.
In the video he posted announcing his run for office, Evans briefly detailed his experiences at the Capitol on January 6, saying the events "changed his life forever." Evans said he "walked through an open set of doors" to enter the Capitol on January 6. While true that the doors had been opened, he failed to mention that he was close to the mob that pried the doors open per his signed plea agreement and statement of offense.
"The door's cracked! We're going in," the statement of offense says Evans shouted when the Capitol's rotunda doors were breached.
Once inside the building, records show that Evans exclaimed, "We're in! Derrick Evans is in the Capitol!"
Evans' campaign website does not mention his time at the Capitol in his biography but says on his "Issues" page that he was arrested for "peacefully protesting" on January 6th.
While many Capitol rioters have publicly denounced their affiliations with former President Donald Trump, Evans continues to support the embattled president, echoing Trump and calling the current presidential administration the "illegitimate Biden regime."
Notably, Evans' campaign site lists "Election Inegrity" as one of its key issues.
"I don't mince words. The 2020 election was stolen," Evans' page notes. It says that if elected, he'd work with pillow entrepreneur Mike Lindell, among others, to "fight for election integrity."
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Derek Evans - if elected, he can cozy up to Marjorie Taylor Greene, Lauren Boebert and Matt Gaetz.
(https://www.washingtonian.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/derrick-evans-DOJ.png)
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First, we don't live in a democracy. We never did. The USA is a constitutional republic with a democratic election process. Often repeated phrases like, "___________ is a danger to our democracy" were also used extensively in the early 1900's by countries like Russia and pre-WW2 fascist Italy (read Liberal Fascism by Jonah Goldberg).
Second, the biggest failure of free societies is their vulnerability to subversion. The subversives take advantage of the allowed freedom and liberty to use it against the people to satisfy their lust for power, control, and money. The USA isn't the first country to fall from this (see youtube video of KGB defector to the United States Yuri Bezmenov). It's a highly effective strategy with a near, if not 100%, success rate. Free societies must be coddled and pampered by the people. Without that level of care, they are vulnerable. The subversives will reply, "Trans right aren't going to destroy a society." "Gay rights aren't going to destroy a society." "Abortion rights won't destroy a society." "Exposing minors to sexual content like drag queens isn't going to destroy a society." "No bail for those awaiting trial on criminal charges won't destroy a society" and many, many more.
Technically, the subversives are correct. Each individual point by itself is not the acid that dissolves the fabric of the society. It is the combination of all and each individual point that does it. When the dam breaks, no individual drop of water can be held accountable. That is why the strategy is so effective. That is why ALL subversive, immoral, and degenerate behaviors must be rejected by the members of free society or they are allowing the very corrosive that will destroy them. Free societies don't die from external attacks, they die from a slow suicide.
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"I cant answer that" If it were "no" she would be able to answer.
FBI and Epps in on JAN 6th as most know. A comical/staged and planned event.
With leftie-libturds inciting violence. (FBI is bought and paid lefty libturd at this time).
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"I cant answer that" If it were "no" she would be able to answer.
FBI and Epps in on JAN 6th as most know. A comical/staged and planned event.
With leftie-libturds inciting violence. (FBI is bought and paid lefty libturd at this time).
She can't answer that because it would destroy the narrative, media couldn't cover that one.
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First, we don't live in a democracy. We never did. The USA is a constitutional republic with a democratic election process. Often repeated phrases like, "___________ is a danger to our democracy" were also used extensively in the early 1900's by countries like Russia and pre-WW2 fascist Italy (read Liberal Fascism by Jonah Goldberg).
Second, the biggest failure of free societies is their vulnerability to subversion. The subversives take advantage of the allowed freedom and liberty to use it against the people to satisfy their lust for power, control, and money. The USA isn't the first country to fall from this (see youtube video of KGB defector to the United States Yuri Bezmenov). It's a highly effective strategy with a near, if not 100%, success rate. Free societies must be coddled and pampered by the people. Without that level of care, they are vulnerable. The subversives will reply, "Trans right aren't going to destroy a society." "Gay rights aren't going to destroy a society." "Abortion rights won't destroy a society." "Exposing minors to sexual content like drag queens isn't going to destroy a society." "No bail for those awaiting trial on criminal charges won't destroy a society" and many, many more.
Technically, the subversives are correct. Each individual point by itself is not the acid that dissolves the fabric of the society. It is the combination of all and each individual point that does it. When the dam breaks, no individual drop of water can be held accountable. That is why the strategy is so effective. That is why ALL subversive, immoral, and degenerate behaviors must be rejected by the members of free society or they are allowing the very corrosive that will destroy them. Free societies don't die from external attacks, they die from a slow suicide.
You are correct U.S. federal government operates more like a constitutional republic. The same isn't true at the state level depending on the state. Oregon for example has an initiative petition process which can override laws enacted by the legislature.
The citizen initiative process enables citizens to bypass their state legislature by placing proposed statutes and, in some states, constitutional amendments on the ballot. Twenty-four states have citizen initiative processes.
While some U.S. states allow direct or indirect initiatives, there are currently no national initiatives in the United States.
The popular referendum process allows voters to approve or repeal an act of the legislature. Twenty-three states have popular referendum processes.
The vote may be on a proposed federal level, statute, constitutional amendment, charter amendment or local ordinance, or obligate the executive or legislature to consider the subject by submitting it to the order of the day. It is a form of direct democracy.
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This isn't going to turn out well for him. ;D Going to trial will only result in a longer sentence. That's good. ;D
If he robbed a bank in protest against high interest rates, would that be ok too?
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An Arkansas man who propped his feet on a desk in then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office during the riot at the U.S. Capitol planned the trip for weeks and came prepared for violence, a prosecutor said Tuesday as his trial got underway.
Richard “Bigo” Barnett had a stun gun tucked into his pants when he stormed the Capitol, invaded Pelosi's office and posed for a photo that became one of the attack's more well-known images, prosecutors said. He also took a piece of her mail and left behind a note that said, “Nancy, Bigo was here," prosecutors said. Barnett punctuated the message with a sexist expletive.
“The defendant violated that space,” said prosecutor Alison Prout during opening statements. “He came prepared for violence.”
LINDSAY WHITEHURST and MICHAEL KUNZELMAN
Tue, January 10, 2023 at 4:56 PM EST
WASHINGTON (AP) — An Arkansas man who propped his feet on a desk in then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office during the riot at the U.S. Capitol planned the trip for weeks and came prepared for violence, a prosecutor said Tuesday as his trial got underway.
Richard “Bigo” Barnett had a stun gun tucked into his pants when he stormed the Capitol, invaded Pelosi's office and posed for a photo that became one of the attack's more well-known images, prosecutors said. He also took a piece of her mail and left behind a note that said, “Nancy, Bigo was here," prosecutors said. Barnett punctuated the message with a sexist expletive.
“The defendant violated that space,” said prosecutor Alison Prout during opening statements. “He came prepared for violence.”
Staffers were huddled down the hall at the time, hiding from rioters after leaving behind computers, cellphones and personal files as they fled, she said.
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Before leaving Capitol grounds, Barnett used a bullhorn to give a speech to the crowd, shouting, “We took back our house, and I took Nancy Pelosi’s office!” according to prosecutors.
"Barnett has emerged as prominent figure in the attack on the Capitol as a result of the widespread circulation of his photographs in Speaker Pelosi’s office and subsequent interview," prosecutors wrote in a court filing.
Before leaving Capitol grounds, Barnett used a bullhorn to give a speech to the crowd, shouting, “We took back our house, and I took Nancy Pelosi’s office!” according to prosecutors.
"Barnett has emerged as prominent figure in the attack on the Capitol as a result of the widespread circulation of his photographs in Speaker Pelosi’s office and subsequent interview," prosecutors wrote in a court filing.
"Everything he did inside was grounded in political protest ... it was all protest, protest, protest," the defense wrote. They decided to wait to give opening statements later in the trial.
Defense attorneys have argued that the former firefighter didn’t break barriers or assault police as he was swept along into the building with the rest of the crowd. He wandered into Pelosi’s office suite looking for a bathroom, his lawyers said.
A grand jury indicted Barnett on eight charges, including felony counts of civil disorder and obstruction of an official proceeding. He also faces a charge of entering and remaining in restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon — the stun gun with spikes concealed within a collapsible walking stick.
Barnett planned for weeks before driving from his home in Gravette, Arkansas, to Washington, D.C., to attend the “Stop the Steal” rally on Jan. 6, prosecutors said. He hid or destroyed evidence of his riot participation after returning home to Arkansas, according to court documents.
Barnett turned himself in to FBI agents at a sheriff’s office in Bentonville, Arkansas, two days after the riot. He told investigators that the large crowd pushed him into the Capitol.
Records from a Bass Pro Shop in Arkansas showed that Barnett purchased the stun gun five days before he traveled to Washington. FBI agents found the packaging for the device in his home.
In June 2021, Barnett appeared on Russian state television with his attorney. When asked if he would do it again, he responded, “I exercise my First Amendment rights every hour, every minute, and every day, and I will never stop,” according to prosecutors.
Prosecutors said Barnett had a history of arming himself at political demonstrations before the Jan. 6 attack. In July 2020, they said, a 911 caller reported that a man matching Barnett's description had pointed a rifle at her during a “Back the Blue” rally.
"Law enforcement ultimately closed the investigation as unfounded due to unresolved apparent discrepancies in the evidence," prosecutors wrote.
In November 2020, police were called to a “Save the Children” rally when a caller said Barnett was carrying a gun at the protest and acting suspiciously.
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This isn't going to turn out well for him. ;D Going to trial will only result in a longer sentence. That's good. ;D
If he robbed a bank in protest against high interest rates, would that be ok too?
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An Arkansas man who propped his feet on a desk in then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office during the riot at the U.S. Capitol planned the trip for weeks and came prepared for violence, a prosecutor said Tuesday as his trial got underway.
Richard “Bigo” Barnett had a stun gun tucked into his pants when he stormed the Capitol, invaded Pelosi's office and posed for a photo that became one of the attack's more well-known images, prosecutors said. He also took a piece of her mail and left behind a note that said, “Nancy, Bigo was here," prosecutors said. Barnett punctuated the message with a sexist expletive.
“The defendant violated that space,” said prosecutor Alison Prout during opening statements. “He came prepared for violence.”
LINDSAY WHITEHURST and MICHAEL KUNZELMAN
Tue, January 10, 2023 at 4:56 PM EST
WASHINGTON (AP) — An Arkansas man who propped his feet on a desk in then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office during the riot at the U.S. Capitol planned the trip for weeks and came prepared for violence, a prosecutor said Tuesday as his trial got underway.
Richard “Bigo” Barnett had a stun gun tucked into his pants when he stormed the Capitol, invaded Pelosi's office and posed for a photo that became one of the attack's more well-known images, prosecutors said. He also took a piece of her mail and left behind a note that said, “Nancy, Bigo was here," prosecutors said. Barnett punctuated the message with a sexist expletive.
“The defendant violated that space,” said prosecutor Alison Prout during opening statements. “He came prepared for violence.”
Staffers were huddled down the hall at the time, hiding from rioters after leaving behind computers, cellphones and personal files as they fled, she said.
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Before leaving Capitol grounds, Barnett used a bullhorn to give a speech to the crowd, shouting, “We took back our house, and I took Nancy Pelosi’s office!” according to prosecutors.
"Barnett has emerged as prominent figure in the attack on the Capitol as a result of the widespread circulation of his photographs in Speaker Pelosi’s office and subsequent interview," prosecutors wrote in a court filing.
Before leaving Capitol grounds, Barnett used a bullhorn to give a speech to the crowd, shouting, “We took back our house, and I took Nancy Pelosi’s office!” according to prosecutors.
"Barnett has emerged as prominent figure in the attack on the Capitol as a result of the widespread circulation of his photographs in Speaker Pelosi’s office and subsequent interview," prosecutors wrote in a court filing.
"Everything he did inside was grounded in political protest ... it was all protest, protest, protest," the defense wrote. They decided to wait to give opening statements later in the trial.
Defense attorneys have argued that the former firefighter didn’t break barriers or assault police as he was swept along into the building with the rest of the crowd. He wandered into Pelosi’s office suite looking for a bathroom, his lawyers said.
A grand jury indicted Barnett on eight charges, including felony counts of civil disorder and obstruction of an official proceeding. He also faces a charge of entering and remaining in restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon — the stun gun with spikes concealed within a collapsible walking stick.
Barnett planned for weeks before driving from his home in Gravette, Arkansas, to Washington, D.C., to attend the “Stop the Steal” rally on Jan. 6, prosecutors said. He hid or destroyed evidence of his riot participation after returning home to Arkansas, according to court documents.
Barnett turned himself in to FBI agents at a sheriff’s office in Bentonville, Arkansas, two days after the riot. He told investigators that the large crowd pushed him into the Capitol.
Records from a Bass Pro Shop in Arkansas showed that Barnett purchased the stun gun five days before he traveled to Washington. FBI agents found the packaging for the device in his home.
In June 2021, Barnett appeared on Russian state television with his attorney. When asked if he would do it again, he responded, “I exercise my First Amendment rights every hour, every minute, and every day, and I will never stop,” according to prosecutors.
Prosecutors said Barnett had a history of arming himself at political demonstrations before the Jan. 6 attack. In July 2020, they said, a 911 caller reported that a man matching Barnett's description had pointed a rifle at her during a “Back the Blue” rally.
"Law enforcement ultimately closed the investigation as unfounded due to unresolved apparent discrepancies in the evidence," prosecutors wrote.
In November 2020, police were called to a “Save the Children” rally when a caller said Barnett was carrying a gun at the protest and acting suspiciously.
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GroomingForBoys copy and paste ::) - useless low IQ scatter brained 50 year old liberal women in an effeminate little man body ;D
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GroomingForBoys copy and paste ::) - useless low IQ scatter brained 50 year old liberal women in an effeminate little man body ;D
He’ll keep doing this to make him feel better even though it’s been proven it was a fake “hearing” with political prisoners taken
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He’ll keep doing this to make him feel better even though it’s been proven it was a fake “hearing” with political prisoners taken
Sure it was….”lol”
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Didn't get the Kraken he was hoping for obviously. :D
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Internet Troll 'Baked Alaska' Sentenced To 60 Days In Prison For Jan. 6 Role.
Anthime Joseph Gionet, better known as the far-right internet troll “Baked Alaska,” was sentenced Tuesday to 60 days in prison with two years’ probation for his participation in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol attack.
Gionet, who will also be required to pay a $2,00 fine, pleaded guilty last summer to one misdemeanor count of knowingly entering restricted grounds, which carries a punishment of up to six months behind bars.
He was part of the crowd that rammed through police barricades and through Capitol doors and windows after then-President Donald Trump gave a speech based on falsehoods about the 2020 election.
“We are the kraken! Unleash the kraken! Trust the fucking plan, let’s go!” Gionet chanted on a livestream inside the Capitol, according to court documents.
Anthime Joseph Gionet, better known as the far-right internet troll “Baked Alaska,” was sentenced Tuesday to 60 days in prison with two years’ probation for his participation in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol attack.
Gionet, who will also be required to pay a $2,00 fine, pleaded guilty last summer to one misdemeanor count of knowingly entering restricted grounds, which carries a punishment of up to six months behind bars.
He was part of the crowd that rammed through police barricades and through Capitol doors and windows after then-President Donald Trump gave a speech based on falsehoods about the 2020 election.
“We are the kraken! Unleash the kraken! Trust the fucking plan, let’s go!” Gionet chanted on a livestream inside the Capitol, according to court documents.
Gionet then made his way up to the office of an unidentified senator, where he made a pretend phone call to the “U.S. Senate,” urging them to “get our boy, Donald J. Trump, into office.”
Wearing his signature sunglasses, Anthime Gionet, also known as "Baked Alaska," is cheered on by people associated with the far-right group America First in front of Pfizer's world headquarters on Nov. 13, 2021, in New York City.
“Occupy the Capitol, let’s go!” he said. “We ain’t leaving this bitch!”
Minutes later, when law enforcement shooed him out of the building, Gionet yelled at an officer, “You’re a fucking oathbreaker, you piece of shit,” among a string of other insults.
Gionet used the service DLive to post his 27-minute livestream, as many mainstream social media platforms had booted him from their services by the time of the Capitol attack ― although he was permitted to return to Twitter under Elon Musk’s ownership late last year.
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I’ll make this into a thread as well just in case anyone missed this…
“More Proof That Nancy Pelosi Was More Responsible for J6 Riot Than Trump”
A little-noticed bill passed before Christmas shows that the U.S. Senate knows Nancy Pelosi had more to do with the U.S. Capitol breach on January 6, 2021, than anything President Trump did that day. Indeed, Nancy Pelosi could be crowned Queen of the Mob, since her actions led to the crashing of the perimeter fences, general dysfunction, and deaths of Trump supporters that day.
Even after the one-sided January 6 Committee left Pelosi’s role on the cutting room floor, there’s one inescapable conclusion: If she’d done her job, there would have been no riot, no deaths of Trump supporters, no show trials, and no political prisoners sitting in solitary confinement in a D.C. gulag for two years awaiting trial. And there would have been no need for federal agents to “orchestrate” a riot.
Pelosi was more responsible for the marauding mob at the Capitol that day than anything President Trump did to “incite” his huge crowd of supporters — which he provably did not.
And here’s how we know this.
On Monday night, December 12, senators unanimously passed a measure to remove authority for calling out the National Guard from politicians like Nancy Pelosi and gave it over to the Capitol Police.
Despite heightened threat assessments by federal authorities showing problems ahead of January 6, 2021, and the Trump Administration offering National Guard help, the people who were supposed call out the Guard, the speaker and D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser, wanted no Guard on scene due to optics. Bowser had battled with Trump over National Guard presence during the BLM/Antifa riots in the past and didn’t want the militarized look in D.C. If she needed them at all for January 6, she decided the Guard would be unarmed and relegated to traffic control.
Pelosi’s office “was heavily involved in planning and decision-making before and during the events of Jan. 6, 2021, and micromanaged the Sergeant at Arms,” according to texts and other communications that came to light after January 6.
From early December 2020, Pelosi aides attended regular meetings with Irving and Sund to discuss the security plan. So hands-on was Pelosi’s chief of staff Terri McCullough that, at one point, she was editing details of parking, event timing and “language regarding official business visitors” for the Joint Session.
The Pelosi team’s messages and posts were exposed in an investigative report by the same House Republicans Pelosi removed from the J6 Committee. The messages show how Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund begged Pelosi and the Sergeant at Arms to plus-up security. His request for help was only satisfied after the riot fizzled out.
The New York Post reported that the GOP investigation showed that “House Sergeant at Arms Paul Irving, who answered to Pelosi as one of three voting members of the Capitol Police Board, ‘succumbed to political pressures from the Office of Speaker Pelosi and House Democrat leadership,’ was compromised by politics and did not adequately prepare for violence at the Capitol.”
The House and Senate sergeant at arms and Capitol Police Chief Sund resigned their jobs after the disaster, which could have been prevented.
But in a move the same week, the Democrat-run Senate tacitly affirmed that Nancy Pelosi royally screwed up by failing to take Trump up on his offer of using the Guard and preventing what the J6 Cassandras said was worse than the Civil War or the 9/11 attacks. How incredibly insulting.
Of course, after the unrest, neither woman was held accountable for failing to act. And the aftermath of the breach was more politicized than anything we’ve seen since the FBI and Hillary Clinton worked with actual Russian spies to create a fiction that Trump was a Russian secret agent.
Efforts to smear the outspoken Trump lived on in the outrageously one-sided January 6 Committee proceedings and continue to this day.
After kicking off Republicans from the January 6 Committee, unprecedented in the history of our country, Pelosi also struck a deal with her hand-selected gaslighters to not be a subject of the probe. Her fingerprints were to be wiped from the proceedings.
But if you know where to look you can see them.
https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/victoria-taft/2023/01/08/more-proof-that-nancy-pelosi-was-more-responsible-for-j6-riot-than-trump-n1659840
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On Monday night, December 12, senators unanimously passed a measure to remove authority for calling out the National Guard from politicians like Nancy Pelosi and gave it over to the Capitol Police.
I bolded this part of your post as I think it is meant to be the crux of the blame shifting nonsense.
On Monday night, December 12, senators unanimously passed a measure to remove authority for calling out the National Guard from politicians like Nancy Pelosi and gave it over to the Capitol Police.
Note: there is no need to copy your entire post because it can be found here for anyone interested in reading it.
https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/victoria-taft/2023/01/08/more-proof-that-nancy-pelosi-was-more-responsible-for-j6-riot-than-trump-n1659840
What this article fails to acknowledge is that It was Trump who instigated (invited) the insurrectionist to D.C. and once there encouraged them to march on the capitol.
Read this. It is taken directly from a FOX Laura Ingraham interview with Trump.
"FORMER PRESIDENT DONALD Trump denied riling up the crowd at his Stop the Steal rally that preceded the insurrection at the Capitol on Jan. 6. “I have nothing to hide,” Trump told Fox News host Laura Ingraham on Friday night. “I wasn’t involved in that and if you look at my words and what I said in the speech, they were extremely calming, actually.” (seriously?) Trump went on to tell Ingraham that the insurrection was just “a protest,” not an insurrection. “It was a protest,” he said. “The insurrection took place on Nov. 3, which was Election Day. This was a protest and a lot of innocent people are being hurt. A lot of innocent people are being injured.” So far, more than 700 people have been charged in connection with the attack on the Capitol.
Let’s take a look at some of those “extremely calming” words from the speech he delivered on Jan. 6:
“And we fight. We fight like hell And if you don’t fight like hell, you’re not going to have a country anymore.”
“All of us here today do not want to see our election victory stolen by emboldened radical-left Democrats, which is what they’re doing … We will never give up, we will never concede. It doesn’t happen. You don’t concede when there’s theft involved.”
“Our country has had enough. We will not take it anymore and that’s what this is all about … We will stop the steal.”
“Because you’ll never take back our country with weakness, you have to show strength and you have to be strong.”
Trump went on to tell Ingraham that the insurrection was just “a protest,” not an insurrection. “It was a protest,” he said. “The insurrection took place on Nov. 3, which was Election Day. This was a protest and a lot of innocent people are being hurt. A lot of innocent people are being injured.” So far, more than 700 people have been charged in connection with the attack on the Capitol.
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I bolded this part of your post as I think it is meant to be the crux of the blame shifting nonsense.
On Monday night, December 12, senators unanimously passed a measure to remove authority for calling out the National Guard from politicians like Nancy Pelosi and gave it over to the Capitol Police.
Note: there is no need to copy your entire post because it can be found here for anyone interested in reading it.
https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/victoria-taft/2023/01/08/more-proof-that-nancy-pelosi-was-more-responsible-for-j6-riot-than-trump-n1659840
What this article fails to acknowledge is that It was Trump who instigated (invited) the insurrectionist to D.C. and once there encouraged them to march on the capitol.
Read this. It is taken directly from a FOX Laura Ingraham interview with Trump.
"FORMER PRESIDENT DONALD Trump denied riling up the crowd at his Stop the Steal rally that preceded the insurrection at the Capitol on Jan. 6. “I have nothing to hide,” Trump told Fox News host Laura Ingraham on Friday night. “I wasn’t involved in that and if you look at my words and what I said in the speech, they were extremely calming, actually.” (seriously?) Trump went on to tell Ingraham that the insurrection was just “a protest,” not an insurrection. “It was a protest,” he said. “The insurrection took place on Nov. 3, which was Election Day. This was a protest and a lot of innocent people are being hurt. A lot of innocent people are being injured.” So far, more than 700 people have been charged in connection with the attack on the Capitol.
Let’s take a look at some of those “extremely calming” words from the speech he delivered on Jan. 6:
“And we fight. We fight like hell And if you don’t fight like hell, you’re not going to have a country anymore.”
“All of us here today do not want to see our election victory stolen by emboldened radical-left Democrats, which is what they’re doing … We will never give up, we will never concede. It doesn’t happen. You don’t concede when there’s theft involved.”
“Our country has had enough. We will not take it anymore and that’s what this is all about … We will stop the steal.”
“Because you’ll never take back our country with weakness, you have to show strength and you have to be strong.”
Trump went on to tell Ingraham that the insurrection was just “a protest,” not an insurrection. “It was a protest,” he said. “The insurrection took place on Nov. 3, which was Election Day. This was a protest and a lot of innocent people are being hurt. A lot of innocent people are being injured.” So far, more than 700 people have been charged in connection with the attack on the Capitol.
Kicked in the ovaries with his own words. You would think he would learn from past mistakes by now..... :D
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I bolded this part of your post as I think it is meant to be the crux of the blame shifting nonsense.
On Monday night, December 12, senators unanimously passed a measure to remove authority for calling out the National Guard from politicians like Nancy Pelosi and gave it over to the Capitol Police.
Note: there is no need to copy your entire post because it can be found here for anyone interested in reading it.
https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/victoria-taft/2023/01/08/more-proof-that-nancy-pelosi-was-more-responsible-for-j6-riot-than-trump-n1659840
What this article fails to acknowledge is that It was Trump who instigated (invited) the insurrectionist to D.C. and once there encouraged them to march on the capitol.
Read this. It is taken directly from a FOX Laura Ingraham interview with Trump.
"FORMER PRESIDENT DONALD Trump denied riling up the crowd at his Stop the Steal rally that preceded the insurrection at the Capitol on Jan. 6. “I have nothing to hide,” Trump told Fox News host Laura Ingraham on Friday night. “I wasn’t involved in that and if you look at my words and what I said in the speech, they were extremely calming, actually.” (seriously?) Trump went on to tell Ingraham that the insurrection was just “a protest,” not an insurrection. “It was a protest,” he said. “The insurrection took place on Nov. 3, which was Election Day. This was a protest and a lot of innocent people are being hurt. A lot of innocent people are being injured.” So far, more than 700 people have been charged in connection with the attack on the Capitol.
Let’s take a look at some of those “extremely calming” words from the speech he delivered on Jan. 6:
“And we fight. We fight like hell And if you don’t fight like hell, you’re not going to have a country anymore.”
“All of us here today do not want to see our election victory stolen by emboldened radical-left Democrats, which is what they’re doing … We will never give up, we will never concede. It doesn’t happen. You don’t concede when there’s theft involved.”
“Our country has had enough. We will not take it anymore and that’s what this is all about … We will stop the steal.”
“Because you’ll never take back our country with weakness, you have to show strength and you have to be strong.”
Trump went on to tell Ingraham that the insurrection was just “a protest,” not an insurrection. “It was a protest,” he said. “The insurrection took place on Nov. 3, which was Election Day. This was a protest and a lot of innocent people are being hurt. A lot of innocent people are being injured.” So far, more than 700 people have been charged in connection with the attack on the Capitol.
Epic pulling one liners with no context in an attempt to manipulate the weak minded liberals that suck this kind of bullshit up.
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I bolded this part of your post as I think it is meant to be the crux of the blame shifting nonsense.
On Monday night, December 12, senators unanimously passed a measure to remove authority for calling out the National Guard from politicians like Nancy Pelosi and gave it over to the Capitol Police.
Note: there is no need to copy your entire post because it can be found here for anyone interested in reading it.
https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/victoria-taft/2023/01/08/more-proof-that-nancy-pelosi-was-more-responsible-for-j6-riot-than-trump-n1659840
What this article fails to acknowledge is that It was Trump who instigated (invited) the insurrectionist to D.C. and once there encouraged them to march on the capitol.
This may come as a surprise to you but this directly falls under the US Constitutions first amendments right to assemble and is perfectly legal. Simple as that
Read this. It is taken directly from a FOX Laura Ingraham interview with Trump.
"FORMER PRESIDENT DONALD Trump denied riling up the crowd at his Stop the Steal rally that preceded the insurrection at the Capitol on Jan. 6. “I have nothing to hide,” Trump told Fox News host Laura Ingraham on Friday night. “I wasn’t involved in that and if you look at my words and what I said in the speech, they were extremely calming, actually.” (seriously?) Trump went on to tell Ingraham that the insurrection was just “a protest,” not an insurrection. “It was a protest,” he said. “The insurrection took place on Nov. 3, which was Election Day. This was a protest and a lot of innocent people are being hurt. A lot of innocent people are being injured.” So far, more than 700 people have been charged in connection with the attack on the Capitol.
Let’s take a look at some of those “extremely calming” words from the speech he delivered on Jan. 6:
“And we fight. We fight like hell And if you don’t fight like hell, you’re not going to have a country anymore.”
“All of us here today do not want to see our election victory stolen by emboldened radical-left Democrats, which is what they’re doing … We will never give up, we will never concede. It doesn’t happen. You don’t concede when there’s theft involved.”
“Our country has had enough. We will not take it anymore and that’s what this is all about … We will stop the steal.”
“Because you’ll never take back our country with weakness, you have to show strength and you have to be strong.”
And you being the faithful liberal you are, took this as to actually attack and physically fight, right? Not to protest under the first amendment, not to stand up to voice their opinions but an actual physical fight? Not to stand up and fight in court, if debates in Congress…but and actual physical fight. Right?
Trump went on to tell Ingraham that the insurrection was just “a protest,” not an insurrection. “It was a protest,” he said. “The insurrection took place on Nov. 3, which was Election Day. This was a protest and a lot of innocent people are being hurt. A lot of innocent people are being injured.” So far, more than 700 people have been charged in connection with the attack on the Capitol.
Just to note..every BLM and Antifa attack is from the left and not one leftist in Congress denounced it but rather, in some cases bailed them out. When I was in DC in 2020 I got there just 2 days prior to BLM riots and it was destroyed. Now you know why the fake J6 “committee” wouldn’t allow opposing arguments.
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Sounds like the moron Trumpturds supporters decided to ignore him. LOL!!
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Sounds like the moron Trumpturds supporters decided to ignore him. LOL!!
Mow your lawn…boy
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This may come as a surprise to you, but this directly falls under the US Constitutions first amendments right to assemble and is perfectly legal. Simple as that
First Amendment Explained
"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances."
https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/essay/amdt1-4-1/ALDE_00013221/#:~:text=First%20Amendment%3A,for%20a%20redress%20of%20grievances.
And you being the faithful liberal you are, took this as to actually attack and physically fight, right? Not to protest under the first amendment, not to stand up to voice their opinions but an actual physical fight? Not to stand up and fight in court, if debates in Congress…but and actual physical fight. Right?
FYI, as a somewhat faithful liberal I did not travel across the country to Washington D.C. and on January 6th following Trump’s speech, storm the Capitol building, break down barricades, climb its walls, attack the Capitol police including throwing fire extinguishers at them, ram windows and doors until they were broken open. Chant “hang Pence” and erect a noose to do so. I did not break into congress people’s private offices and trash them. But the insurrectionists committed all these crimes and more at what they thought they were doing at Trump’s behest. One wonders how it is possible that over 2,000 of Trump supporters somehow misunderstood him and his intent.
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(https://www.reuters.com/graphics/USA-ELECTION/PROTESTS/qmyvmqewmvr/img/climb2.jpg)
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These are folks who are only exercising their Constitutional right to peacefully assemble... my ass! ::)
As a reminder, these are Trump's words/instructions to the mob on January 6th.
“And we fight. We fight like hell And if you don’t fight like hell, you’re not going to have a country anymore.”
“All of us here today do not want to see our election victory stolen by emboldened radical-left Democrats, which is what they’re doing … We will never give up, we will never concede. It doesn’t happen. You don’t concede when there’s theft involved.”
“Our country has had enough. We will not take it anymore and that’s what this is all about … We will stop the steal.”
“Because you’ll never take back our country with weakness, you have to show strength and you have to be strong.”
Oh, and by the way remember that as a reluctant afterthought, Trump said, “I know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the Capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard today.”
Trump did not want to tweet ‘stay peaceful’ during January 6 riot, key former aide says
This was just folks exercising their Constitutional right to peacefully assemble my ass!
Just to note..every BLM and Antifa attack is from the left and not one leftist in Congress denounced it but rather, in some cases bailed them out. When I was in DC in 2020 I got there just 2 days prior to BLM riots and it was destroyed. Now you know why the fake J6 “committee” wouldn’t allow opposing arguments.
Now you are changing the subject as a means of distraction from what happened on January 6th. Honestly, try to do better than this. Stick to the topic. Next, you be citing what happened during the Civil War.
Just to note..every BLM and Antifa attack is from the left and not one leftist in Congress denounced it but rather, in some cases bailed them out. When I was in DC in 2020 I got there just 2 days prior to BLM riots and it was destroyed. Now you know why the fake J6 “committee” wouldn’t allow opposing arguments.
Now you are changing the subject as a means of distraction from what happened on January 6th. Honestly, try to do better than this. Stick to the topic. Next, you be citing what happened during the Civil War. ::) ::) ::)
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Funny the number of criminals trying to blame Trumpy for their actions when they are in court now.
As I say, the only thing dumber than Trumpy is his supporters.
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Funny the number of criminals trying to blame Trumpy for their actions when they are in court now.
As I say, the only thing dumber than Trumpy is his supporters.
"Trumpy" ? - Written like a child by the resident GroomingForBoys :-X
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"Trumpy" ? - Written like a child by the resident GroomingForBoys :-X
Short and sweet. You must be running out of minutes at the cafe.
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Short and sweet. You must be running out of minutes at the cafe.
Moped parked in the red zone. No time to waste.
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Short and sweet. You must be running out of minutes at the cafe.
Is that a thing? Like when democrats hypocrisy is blatant but they ignore it and deflect to their standard "...but Trump.."
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Is that a thing? Like when democrats hypocrisy is blatant but they ignore it and deflect to their standard "...but Trump.."
Not making the connection but I'll bite. You don't think the hypocrisy is just as bad on the other side of the aisle?
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Short and sweet. You must be running out of minutes at the cafe.
and the other groomer is here.....
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Not making the connection but I'll bite. You don't think the hypocrisy is just as bad on the other side of the aisle?
Unfortunately, some folks are so caught up in media instigated partisianship, they lost sight of the big picture. And just to make it clear, this includes people from both sides of the fence. Without stories to tell, media dies due to lack of support financial and otherwise. Much of the most successful media is that which caters to gossip lovers.
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Not making the connection but I'll bite.
Your minutes at the cafe run out? :D
Not making the connection but I'll bite. You don't think the hypocrisy is just as bad on the other side of the aisle?
The hypocrisy is bad on both sides, yet the media focuses 90% on one side while actively hiding and downplaying the lefts blatant and constant hypocrisies.
If the media was neutral, I think most people would have a totally different view of the last several years.
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Your minutes at the cafe run out? :D
The hypocrisy is bad on both sides, yet the media focuses 90% on one side while actively hiding and downplaying the lefts blatant and constant hypocrisies.
If the media was neutral, I think most people would have a totally different view of the last several years.
Once again, every 6 months or so, we find common ground
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Once again, every 6 months or so, we find common ground
If you were more neutral you would see we agree more than you realize.
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Alright, let's get this thread back on track.
21 days isn't bad. The part of breaking it up into two stretches of 14 days and then 7 days is a bit weird. I would just rather do it all at once and get it over with if I had to do it.
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Charleston man gets 21 days in jail, probation for role in Jan. 6 US Capitol riot.
A federal judge sentenced a Charleston County man Friday to serve 21 days in jail for his involvement in the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol riot.
Chadwick Clifton, 48, must also serve 90 days home detention, three years’ probation and pay $1,000 in fines, Judge Beryl Howell decided.
Clifton, who runs a Charleston-area construction company, will serve his jail sentenced in two stretches — one of 14 days and one of seven days, said his attorney Nathan Williams, of Charleston.
Clifton was charged with misdemeanor of “parading, demonstrating or picketing” in the Capitol, after he joined the rioters knowing he did not have permission to be inside the federal building where Congress was set to certify the 2020 election results, charges said.
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HAHAHA. Nothing like dragging your kid along as you commit crimes.
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Montana man who took his juvenile son on 3-day road trip to the US Capitol for Jan. 6 is arrested and charged.
A man who traveled with his juvenile son from Great Falls, Montana, to Washington, DC, ahead of the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot, was arrested and charged in relation to the attack earlier this month.
Patrick William O'Brien, 54, was arraigned Thursday on three misdemeanor charges, including entering and remaining in a restricted building, disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building, and disorderly conduct in a Capitol building, according to the Department of Justice.
Prosecutors said O'Brien and his young son, whose age was not specified, took a road trip to reach the nation's Capitol in time for the insurrection. The duo traveled 39 hours over the course of three days to reach DC, according to court documents obtained by the Associated Press.
Security and surveillance footage from the Capitol caught O'Brien and his son inside the building on Jan. 6, according to prosecutors. The father and son entered through the first floor Senate Wing door and spent approximately 30 minutes inside, walking through hallways and waving a "Don't Tread on Me" flag, officials said.
While inside the Capitol, O'Brien and his son stopped near a security desk and the boy took a red computer mouse pad and placed it in his pocket, the AP reported, citing court records.
An attorney for O'Brien did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.
At least 978 people have been arrested in connection with the attack in the two years since, and more than 450 people have pleaded guilty.
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Your minutes at the cafe run out? :D
The hypocrisy is bad on both sides, yet the media focuses 90% on one side while actively hiding and downplaying the lefts blatant and constant hypocrisies.
If the media was neutral, I think most people would have a totally different view of the last several years.
I agree that hypocrisy is a problem regardless of the source. The media you most often subscribe to (watch, read and follow), has a lot to do with how you see its focus. Media bias is all over the map running a full spectrum from left to right. It is normal for folks to gravitate toward their preconceptions. Most people seek confirmation rather than examination. Folks are not as open-minded as they pretend to be.
Which media sources on this chart do you most often follow? Do you believe it is the most accurate and fair. Are you looking at the various points of view or only seeking confirmation of your own?
(https://www.allsides.com/sites/default/files/AllSidesMediaBiasChart-Version7.1.jpg)
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IT WAS ALL PLANNED: Tactical Commander for US Capitol Police Admits Under Oath that “Agitators” Who Were “Highly Trained” Ripped Down Fencing Prior to Protest at US Capitol on Jan. 6
Gateway Pundit ^ | Published January 16, 2023 at 9:10am | By Jim Hoft
Posted on 1/16/2023, 11:15:26 AM by Red Badger
We’ve known for two years numerous federal operatives were involved in the January 6, 2021 protests.
On Sunday night, Julie Kelly from American Greatness, along with several J6 prisoners, conservatives reporters, j6 family members, and even liberal trolls, joined in the “J6 Truth Exposed” Twitter Space hosted by The Gateway Pundit.
You can still listen in to the conversation below.
https://t.co/U9GFBRkD4Y
During the discussion author and investigative reporter Julie Kelly dropped a bomb from J-6 defendant Richard Barnett’s jury trial last week.
Julie discussed new evidence she wrote about in her latest column at American Greatness – Captain Carneysha Mendoza, a tactical commander for U.S. Capitol Police at the time, admitted under oath last week that a group of “agitators” who were “highly trained” destroyed security barriers and lured people to Capitol grounds that day.
This is something we reported on before. Who were the mysterious people who arrived early at the US Capitol and took down all of the fencing and barriers while President Donald Trump was still talking at the Ellipse a mile away?
Julie Kelly reported:
Captain Carneysha Mendoza, a tactical commander for U.S. Capitol Police at the time, testified Wednesday how a group of agitators destroyed security barriers and lured people to Capitol grounds that afternoon:
Defense Counsel Brad Geyer: Isn’t it true that you had a lot of people, a large quantity of people walking down two streets that dead-ended at the Capitol?
Mendoza: Yes, sir.
Geyer: And would it be fair to say that at least at some of the leading edges of that crowd, they contained bad people or provocateurs; is that fair?
Mendoza: It’s fair.
Geyer: Dangerous people?
Mendoza: Yes.
Geyer: Violent people?
Mendoza: Yes.
Geyer: Highly trained violent people?
Mendoza: Yes.
Geyer: Highly trained violent people who work and coordinate together?
Mendoza: Yes
It was a stunning admission, representing the first time a top law enforcement official stated under oath (to my knowledge) that a coordinated, experienced group of agitators engaged in much of the mischief early that day. Under further questioning, Mendoza acknowledged those same individuals “pushed through barriers, removed barriers, threw barriers over the side, removed fencing, and eased the flow of people into places where they shouldn’t be.” This happened around 1:00 p.m., the same time the joint session of Congress convened to debate the results of the 2020 presidential election.
Hiding the pivotal role of still unidentified—and uncharged—agitators on January 6 is just one reason why the government has successfully sought to conceal thousands of hours of footage captured by the Capitol police’s security system before, during, and after the protest.
There is now evidence that dozens of federal operatives were involved in the 2021 January 6 protests on Capitol Hill.
The Gateway Pundit has reported on this for over two years now.
TGP reported evidence of at least 12 incidents involving dozens of federal agents working inside the crowd on January 6.
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I heard it was Jewish Space Lasers that melted the fencing the night before.
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Two years ago and the rats are still getting caught. ;D
Imagine sitting around for two years knowing that one day there will be a knock on the door and it is the feds there to "talk" to you. Two years of stress knowing you could lose your job, your family, your freedom, your voting right and - your guns!! :D All these tards claiming no one will ever take their guns and now they are felons and can't own any. Good times!!
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Two years later, Missouri man charged in Capitol riot, accused of assaulting officer.
Authorities have arrested a southwest Missouri man on felony charges in connection with the Capitol riot that include assaulting a law enforcement officer.
Kyler Joseph Bard, 26, of Seneca, was arrested in Joplin on Tuesday, court records show. He is charged in federal court with assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers and civil disorder, both felonies. The court documents in the case were unsealed on Tuesday.
Bard is the 24th Missouri resident to be charged in a Capitol riot case.
He also faces five other counts — entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; engaging in physical violence in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol Building or grounds; and engaging in an act of violence in the Capitol grounds or buildings.
According to the charging document, Bard was walking along a ledge on the Upper West Terrace of the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, where officers had formed a police line as a barrier. Body-worn camera footage from the Metropolitan Police Department showed that around 3:30 p.m., a man wearing a white sweatshirt and a red, white and blue winter cap with the words “Trump” and a “45” logo on it could be seen inciting a crowd of rioters.
The man, later identified as Bard, was carrying a megaphone and yelling, “Move! Move! Move! We gotta push! We gotta push! Let’s go! We gotta go! Let’s go!” the document said.
Bard then turned directly to an officer, and as he yelled “Let’s push,” he shoved the officer, identified in the document as “Officer M.G.”
“Officer M.G. repelled Bard’s assault, and Bard fell backwards after continuing to resist and push against Officer M.G.,” the document said. “As Bard fell to the ground, Bard yelled to the crowd of officers, ‘You’re all a bunch of pieces of s---.’”
Bard then got up and went back into the crowd, the document said. A review of a video posted on Twitter showed a man who appeared to be Bard talking on a cellphone outside the Capitol.
“Bard can be heard stating, ‘I’ve already been maced, punched, they took my microphone away, and, uh, when I punched them, they punched me back. Maced me in the face. But it’s what we gotta do. We gotta get inside, we gotta take it over. We gotta do it.’”
Following the insurrection, images of Bard participating in the riot appeared on the internet, the document said. The FBI created a profile of Bard based on the images, giving him the moniker “AFO-447,” according to the document.
The FBI posted those images on its website and on social media, asking for the public’s help in identifying the man, the document said. A confidential source came forward, providing material from the Instagram account of a “kyler_bard” that appeared to show Bard on the Capitol grounds on Jan. 6, it said.
The user of that account had posted a photo of someone appearing to pour water in Bard’s eyes and referenced how he had been “maced and punched for yelling in a megaphone,” the document said.
The FBI contacted Bard at his home, it said, and the agent who interviewed him confirmed that he was the same person as the man in the photos.
“During the interview, Bard admitted to attending the Stop The Steal rally in Washington, D.C., on January 6, 2021, but informed agents that he did not enter the Capitol and did nothing illegal,” the charging document said.
In the two years since the insurrection, more than 950 people have been arrested in nearly all 50 states for crimes related to the breach of the U.S. Capitol, according to the Justice Department. Of those, more than 284 individuals have been charged with assaulting or impeding law enforcement.
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Dishonorable discharge coming up! And they will be lucky if that is the least they get. When you are active duty there is no protection of double jeopardy.
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3 Active-Duty Marines Who Work in Intelligence Arrested for Alleged Participation in Jan. 6 Riot.
Three Marines were arrested Wednesday for their participation in the riot at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, according to court documents unsealed Thursday.
Micah Coomer, Joshua Abate, and Dodge Dale Hellonen -- three men identified by investigators as active-duty Marines -- were arrested on four charges each stemming from their participation in the mob that stormed the U.S. Capitol in a bid to prevent the certification of Joe Biden's victory in the 2020 presidential election.
The three men are the first active-duty military members to be arrested in connection with the siege since Marine Maj. Christopher Warnagiris, who was taken into custody in May 2021 on nine charges. All three Marines, who were arrested more than two years after the attack, work in jobs connected to the intelligence community.
They were each charged with knowingly entering a restricted building, two counts of disorderly conduct, and parading or picketing inside the U.S. Capitol.
A Marine Corps spokesman confirmed that the service is "aware of an investigation and the allegations" and added the service "is fully cooperating with appropriate authorities in support of the investigation."
According to the complaint filed by federal prosecutors, investigators first learned of the three men when they found photos from inside the Capitol that Coomer had posted on Instagram including "the caption 'Glad to be apart [sic] of history.'" A search warrant was issued for his social media accounts in August 2021.
After officials identified Coomer, they used video and images from inside the building that day to identify Abate and Hellonen as well, according to court documents.
Later, investigators explained that all three men's identities were confirmed by comparing their images in the videos to their driver's licenses, as well as their military identification card photos.
According to court documents, the trio spent just under an hour milling about the Capitol, including the Rotunda, where they put "a red MAGA hat on one of the statues to take photos with it."
In a chat with another Instagram user in the weeks after the siege, the court records say Coomer told an unidentified person "that everything in this country is corrupt. We honestly need a fresh restart. I'm waiting for the boogaloo." When the other person asked what a "boogaloo" was, Coomer said "Civil war 2."
The Boogaloo movement is broadly anti-government in nature but favors violence with the use of the term "boogaloo" typically slang for a future race war. However, some experts, like the Anti-Defamation League, have noted that "most boogalooers are not white supremacists, though one can find white supremacists within the movement."
According to records provided to Military.com by the Marine Corps, all three men have been enlisted in the Marines for more than four years, with Hellonen, who enlisted in August 2017, being the most senior. On paper, the three Marines hold demanding jobs tied to the intelligence community, are stationed at major commands, and have personal commendations and awards to their name. At least one held a significant security clearance. All three had been awarded good conduct medals.
Abate, a sergeant, is assigned to the Marine Corps' Cryptologic Support Battalion at Fort Meade, Maryland -- also home to the National Security Agency headquarters -- as a signals intelligence operator and analyst. Records provided by the Marine Corps show that among his awards was a Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal, an unusual and prestigious medal for a junior Marine.
Court documents say that Abate admitted to being in the Capitol in a June 2022 interview that was part of his security clearance process.
"During the interview, Abate discussed entering the U.S. Capitol Building on January 6, 2021 with two 'buddies,'" the documents say, before adding that they "walked around and tried not to get hit with tear gas."
"Abate also admitted he heard how the event was being portrayed negatively and decided that he should not tell anybody about going into the U.S. Capitol Building," the court document said.
Hellonen, a sergeant, is assigned to the 3rd Marine Raider Support Battalion -- a unit that supports Marine Corps Special Operations Command -- also as a signals intelligence operator and analyst. He is stationed at Camp Lejeune, and his warrant shows he was arrested in Jacksonville, North Carolina.
Earlier in his career in the Marine Corps, Hellonen was highlighted by the Air Force as a "student of the month" while attending a joint school on an Air Force base.
Coomer, a corporal and the man whose social media posting was credited by investigators as leading them to the trio, is assigned to 1st Radio Battalion, I Marine Expeditionary Force Information Group, at Camp Pendleton as a system engineer for intelligence and reconnaissance systems. His arrest warrant shows he was arrested in nearby Oceanside, California.
The careers of the three men stand in contrast to the other enlisted service members who were arrested for allegedly taking part in the riot. Most were lower ranking than the three Marines, and some were struggling to find success in the military. For example, Pfc. Abram Markofski, a Wisconsin National Guardsman who pleaded guilty to charges related to his role in the assault on the Capitol, was removed from Special Forces Selection for failing the Army's physical fitness test.
However, the men are not the only members of the intelligence community to be arrested for their alleged part in the siege. In the summer of 2022, federal authorities arrested Petty Officer 1st Class Hatchet Speed, a sailor assigned to the Naval Warfare Space Field Activity at the National Reconnaissance Office, an agency that says it is responsible for developing, launching and operating America's spy satellites.
The three Marines now join the other nine service members -- active, reserve and National Guard -- who have been arrested for alleged crimes stemming from Jan. 6. Two other men were booted from basic training as their investigations unfolded.
According to the George Washington University's Project on Extremism, out of the 940 defendants charged with crimes stemming from Jan. 6, 118, or 12%, have some form of military background.
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It's really no surprise. These "constitutional patriots" were just "infectious disease experts" a couple years ago. ::)
These patriots know the Constitution about as well as conservatives know the Bible.
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'Constitution Loving' Capitol Rioter Flunks Basic Bill Of Rights Question At Trial.
Richard Barnett sits inside the office of Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi on Jan. 6, 2021.
The Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol rioter infamous for resting his feet on former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s desk and leaving her a crass message testified Thursday in his criminal trial, and he has some regrets.
Richard “Bigo” Barnett told jurors in federal court he wished he’d never attended the rally, nor should he have stormed the Capitol building after, for which he’s facing eight charges.
“I shouldn’t have put my feet on the desk,” the 62-year-old Arkansas resident acknowledged. “At the time, I thought it was funny.”
Ryan Grenoble
Fri, January 20, 2023 at 3:19 PM EST
Richard Barnett sits inside the office of Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi on Jan. 6, 2021.
Richard Barnett sits inside the office of Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi on Jan. 6, 2021.
Richard Barnett sits inside the office of Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi on Jan. 6, 2021.
The Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol rioter infamous for resting his feet on former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s desk and leaving her a crass message testified Thursday in his criminal trial, and he has some regrets.
Richard “Bigo” Barnett told jurors in federal court he wished he’d never attended the rally, nor should he have stormed the Capitol building after, for which he’s facing eight charges.
“I shouldn’t have put my feet on the desk,” the 62-year-old Arkansas resident acknowledged. “At the time, I thought it was funny.”
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He also apologized for leaving a “nasty note” on the House speaker’s desk that read, “Hey Nancy, Bigo was here” and called her a “biatch.”
The apologies did little to satisfy government prosecutors, however, who portrayed Barnett as fundamentally lacking in civic literacy despite proclaiming himself as a lover of the U.S. Constitution.
Ryan Grenoble
Fri, January 20, 2023 at 3:19 PM EST
Richard Barnett sits inside the office of Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi on Jan. 6, 2021.
Richard Barnett sits inside the office of Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi on Jan. 6, 2021.
Richard Barnett sits inside the office of Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi on Jan. 6, 2021.
The Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol rioter infamous for resting his feet on former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s desk and leaving her a crass message testified Thursday in his criminal trial, and he has some regrets.
Richard “Bigo” Barnett told jurors in federal court he wished he’d never attended the rally, nor should he have stormed the Capitol building after, for which he’s facing eight charges.
“I shouldn’t have put my feet on the desk,” the 62-year-old Arkansas resident acknowledged. “At the time, I thought it was funny.”
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He also apologized for leaving a “nasty note” on the House speaker’s desk that read, “Hey Nancy, Bigo was here” and called her a “biatch.”
The apologies did little to satisfy government prosecutors, however, who portrayed Barnett as fundamentally lacking in civic literacy despite proclaiming himself as a lover of the U.S. Constitution.
CBS News’ Scott MacFarlane relayed the interaction from the courtroom:
“You love the Constitution?” the prosecutor opened. “Love it!” Barnett responded.
“First Amendment?” the prosecutor asked. “Yes,” said Barnett. “Second Amendment?” the prosecutor continued. “Yes,” said Barnett. “Love the Third Amendment?” asked the prosecutor. “Yes,” said Barnett. “What’s the Third Amendment?” the prosecutor pressed. Then, after a pause, Barnett conceded, “I don’t know.”
(The Third Amendment forbids the federal government from using privately owned civilian homes to quarter soldiers without the owners’ consent.)
Pelosi addressed Barnett’s conduct on Jan. 6 in an interview last year, saying he “disrespected the Constitution of the United States” and exhibited behavior he’ll struggle to explain to his children.
In a previous court appearance, Barnett’s lawyer attempted to argue that referring to Pelosi as a “biatch” should earn him kudos, claiming the term is “a slang and less offensive word for ‘bitch.’”
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It was bad enough for him.... but invoking the Jews is another briar patch all together. Dude is so full of hate he can't see straight. Maybe he should have used that $40,000 he spent on his weapons and junk to get a decent lawyer instead of the freebie public defender.
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Jan. 6 defendant convicted on separate weapons charges.
A jury has convicted a Navy reservist from Virginia accused of storming the Capitol on Jan. 6 on separate charges that he illegally possessed silencers disguised to look like innocuous cleaning supplies.
The conviction Wednesday night against Hatchet Speed in U.S. District Court in Alexandria comes a month after a jury failed to reach a verdict in his first trial, resulting in a mistrial.
At the retrial this week, the jury needed only a few hours of deliberation before convicting him on all three counts of unlawfully possessing unregistered silencers.
Speed's case is noteworthy not only because of his alleged participation in the Jan. 6 riot with the far-right Proud Boys group, but also because he espoused antisemitic views in undercover recordings and discussed strategies for eradicating the Jewish population in the U.S.
MATTHEW BARAKAT
Thu, January 19, 2023 at 10:55 AM EST
ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) — A jury has convicted a Navy reservist from Virginia accused of storming the Capitol on Jan. 6 on separate charges that he illegally possessed silencers disguised to look like innocuous cleaning supplies.
The conviction Wednesday night against Hatchet Speed in U.S. District Court in Alexandria comes a month after a jury failed to reach a verdict in his first trial, resulting in a mistrial.
At the retrial this week, the jury needed only a few hours of deliberation before convicting him on all three counts of unlawfully possessing unregistered silencers.
Speed's case is noteworthy not only because of his alleged participation in the Jan. 6 riot with the far-right Proud Boys group, but also because he espoused antisemitic views in undercover recordings and discussed strategies for eradicating the Jewish population in the U.S.
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The case against Speed in Virginia hinged on three devices he bought in March 2021 that the government argued were unregistered silencers. Speed contended the devices are “solvent traps” to collect excess liquid that spills out when a gun is cleaned.
Prosecutors said while the company selling the devices marketed them as solvent traps, they are designed to be easily converted into silencers, which is why people spend more than $300 for them.
The devices bought by Speed are made of titanium and contain baffles that would be found on silencers. They can be screwed onto the threaded barrel of a 9 mm handgun. A firearms expert for the government said it takes about 10 minutes to convert the device into a fully functional silencer by using a hand drill to make a hole in the end for a bullet to pass through.
Prosecutors said Speed obtained the silencers during a post-Capitol riot panic-buying spree in which he spent more than $40,000 on firearms, ammunition and accessories. He bought the solvent traps in March 2021 after learning that the delivery of several silencers he had just purchased would be significantly delayed by paperwork and registration requirements, they said.
Speed's lawyers, though, contended that the devices were indeed solvent traps, not silencers. They said Speed never modified the devices to make them functional as silencers, and that he had no intent to break the law.
The defense urged jurors to ignore Speed's antisemitic philosophy.
“Some of Mr. Speed’s thoughts may be distasteful but his conduct in this case was not criminal,” defense lawyer Courtney Dixon told jurors.
Prosecutors played recordings in which Speed told an undercover FBI employee that he understood the devices' true purpose was as a silencer.
Prosecutors said the law governing silencers covers devices intended for use as a silencer, regardless of whether they are functional or sold under another name.
“The law does not allow that kind of gamesmanship,” prosecutor Thomas Traxler said in closing arguments Wednesday.
In recent years, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives has shut down and seized several websites that sold solvent traps, including the one from which Speed purchased his devices.
Speed was taken into custody after Wednesday's verdict and awaits sentencing in April. Each of the three counts contains a potential maximum sentence of 10 years. While Speed is unlikely to receive a maximum sentence, it's likely that the sentence will exceed any term that is imposed on him for his participation in the Jan. 6 attack.
His lawyer, public defender Brooke Rupert, said Hatch intends to appeal the verdict.
Speed is scheduled to go on trial in that case in Washington, D.C., later this year. The case involves five counts, including disorderly conduct in the Capitol and obstructing an official proceeding. His lawyers there have filed a motion seeking to limit evidence to the jury about Speed's ideology.
Speed is among more than 940 people arrested in connection with the riot in which former President Donald Trump’s supporters stormed the Capitol while Congress was certifying President Joe Biden’s 2020 election victory.
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And now he can get more free shitty tats to go with the one that got him caught. ;D
And what kind of idiot shows up at a "peaceful protest" with a wall scaling ladder? ::)
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A Capitol rioter identified by the massive tattoo on his stomach sentenced to 78 months in prison.
A judge has sentenced a Mississippi man to more than six years in prison for assaulting police officers during the January 6, 2021 Capitol riot.
James McGrew, 40, of Biloxi, Mississippi, was among the rioters to reach the Capitol Rotunda on January 6, according to the criminal complaint the FBI filed.
Police arrested him in May 2021 after identifying him in footage from inside the Capitol when he lifted his shirt to wipe his eyes. The footage revealed a giant tattoo on his stomach that said "KING JAMES." The footage was from a District of Columbia police body camera.
The tattoo corresponded to a 2012 booking record, according to court documents, and led to his eventual arrest.
On Friday, a judge sentenced him to 78 months in prison after he pleaded guilty to assaulting, resisting, or impeding police officers, according to the Department of Justice.
In the video used to prosecute McGrew, he is seen aggressively approaching law-enforcement officers, the FBI criminal complaint said, while yelling statements like, "we're coming in here, whether you like it or not" and "fight with us, not against us."
During the riots, McGrew pushed and struck police officers and launched a wooden handrail with metal brackets toward officers, according to court documents.
On top of the prison term, US District of Columbia Court Chief Judge Beryl A. Howell ordered 36 months of supervised release for McGrew, a $5,000 fine, and $2,000 in restitution.
Since January 6, 2021, authorities have charged 284 individuals with assaulting or impeding law enforcement, according to the Department of Justice.
McGrew's identification as a participant in the Capitol insurrection from his tattoo is among the most bizarre.
In another case, two accused rioters told dating matches that they were involved in storming the Capitol, leading to their eventual arrests. Another rioter's ex-girlfriend had her revenge by handing him into the police,
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IT WAS ALL PLANNED: Tactical Commander for US Capitol Police Admits Under Oath that “Agitators” Who Were “Highly Trained” Ripped Down Fencing Prior to Protest at US Capitol on Jan. 6
Gateway Pundit ^ | Published January 16, 2023 at 9:10am | By Jim Hoft
Posted on 1/16/2023, 11:15:26 AM by Red Badger
We’ve known for two years numerous federal operatives were involved in the January 6, 2021 protests.
On Sunday night, Julie Kelly from American Greatness, along with several J6 prisoners, conservatives reporters, j6 family members, and even liberal trolls, joined in the “J6 Truth Exposed” Twitter Space hosted by The Gateway Pundit.
You can still listen in to the conversation below.
https://t.co/U9GFBRkD4Y
During the discussion author and investigative reporter Julie Kelly dropped a bomb from J-6 defendant Richard Barnett’s jury trial last week.
Julie discussed new evidence she wrote about in her latest column at American Greatness – Captain Carneysha Mendoza, a tactical commander for U.S. Capitol Police at the time, admitted under oath last week that a group of “agitators” who were “highly trained” destroyed security barriers and lured people to Capitol grounds that day.
This is something we reported on before. Who were the mysterious people who arrived early at the US Capitol and took down all of the fencing and barriers while President Donald Trump was still talking at the Ellipse a mile away?
Julie Kelly reported:
Captain Carneysha Mendoza, a tactical commander for U.S. Capitol Police at the time, testified Wednesday how a group of agitators destroyed security barriers and lured people to Capitol grounds that afternoon:
Defense Counsel Brad Geyer: Isn’t it true that you had a lot of people, a large quantity of people walking down two streets that dead-ended at the Capitol?
Mendoza: Yes, sir.
Geyer: And would it be fair to say that at least at some of the leading edges of that crowd, they contained bad people or provocateurs; is that fair?
Mendoza: It’s fair.
Geyer: Dangerous people?
Mendoza: Yes.
Geyer: Violent people?
Mendoza: Yes.
Geyer: Highly trained violent people?
Mendoza: Yes.
Geyer: Highly trained violent people who work and coordinate together?
Mendoza: Yes
It was a stunning admission, representing the first time a top law enforcement official stated under oath (to my knowledge) that a coordinated, experienced group of agitators engaged in much of the mischief early that day. Under further questioning, Mendoza acknowledged those same individuals “pushed through barriers, removed barriers, threw barriers over the side, removed fencing, and eased the flow of people into places where they shouldn’t be.” This happened around 1:00 p.m., the same time the joint session of Congress convened to debate the results of the 2020 presidential election.
Hiding the pivotal role of still unidentified—and uncharged—agitators on January 6 is just one reason why the government has successfully sought to conceal thousands of hours of footage captured by the Capitol police’s security system before, during, and after the protest.
There is now evidence that dozens of federal operatives were involved in the 2021 January 6 protests on Capitol Hill.
The Gateway Pundit has reported on this for over two years now.
TGP reported evidence of at least 12 incidents involving dozens of federal agents working inside the crowd on January 6.
There is nothing in this report that establishes the coordinated, experienced group of agitators engaged in much of the mischief early that day were federal operatives much less dozens of them. The Proud Boys could be described as a coordinated, experienced group of agitators.
To repeat, Captain Carneysha Mendoza, a tactical commander for U.S. Capitol Police at the time, admitted under oath last week that a group of “agitators” who were “highly trained” destroyed security barriers and lured people to Capitol grounds that day. Nothing in his 'admission under oath' suggest these were federal agents.
"Defense Counsel Brad Geyer: Isn’t it true that you had a lot of people, a large quantity of people walking down two streets that dead-ended at the Capitol?" First off, where's the transcript supporting this? Secondly you had does not necessarily mean they were other Capitol Police. "You had" can mean 'there were'. It could also mean that defense council Brad Geyer, intentionally used this ambiguous term knowing an affirmative reply from Captain Carneysha Mendoza would suggest they were Capitol Police.
According to this report defense counsel Brad Geyer went on to ask Captain Carneysha Mendoza the following:
"Geyer: And would it be fair to say that at least at some of the leading edges of that crowd, they contained bad people or provocateurs; is that fair?
Mendoza: It’s fair.
Geyer: Dangerous people?
Mendoza: Yes.
Geyer: Violent people?
Mendoza: Yes.
Geyer: Highly trained violent people?
Mendoza: Yes.
Geyer: Highly trained violent people who work and coordinate together?
Mendoza: Yes"
Again, there is nothing in this interchange saying these folks were Capitol Police.
I reluctantly listened to the “J6 Truth Exposed” Twitter program. First off, there is no legal requirement for any of the people speaking on this recording to tell the truth.
The bottom line is that what possible reason could there be for Federal Operatives to instigate the January 6th attack on the Capitol?
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The bottom line is that what possible reason could there be for Federal Operatives to instigate the January 6th attack on the Capitol?
Seriously? What reason did the government have for allowing antifa/blm destroy city blocks including government buildings and not prosecute hardly anyone? It's all about manipulation and control.
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Seriously? What reason did the government have for allowing antifa/blm destroy city blocks including government buildings and not prosecute hardly anyone? It's all about manipulation and control.
And Jewish Space Lasers.
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And the Chinese thermostats that vote.
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And the "stolen" elections.
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Sometimes you seem to be dangling above that rabbit hole.... desperately clinging to the rim with just your fingernails.... trying not to fall in. Other times you sound stupid as hell. This is one of those times.
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And Jewish Space Lasers.
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And the Chinese thermostats that vote.
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And the "stolen" elections.
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Sometimes you seem to be dangling above that rabbit hole.... desperately clinging to the rim with just your fingernails.... trying not to fall in. Other times you sound stupid as hell. This is one of those times.
You're opinion is invalid since your obsession blinds you to common sense.
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You're opinion is invalid since your obsession blinds you to common sense.
Struggling...... ::)
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Seriously? What reason did the government have for allowing antifa/blm destroy city blocks including government buildings and not prosecute hardly anyone? It's all about manipulation and control.
So let me get this straight. The government fucked up with the BLM and Antifa riots so to make up for this they orchestrated an attack on the Capital? Who is the government seeking to manipulate and gain control over?
Before you say this is an example of democrats verses republicans, consider the numbers which show that Congress is about equal with Republicans having a slight edge. The Senate is evenly split, and the house has a very narrow Republican majority.
There is a difference between the BLM riots and the attack on the Capitol. What happened on January 6th at the Capitol threated to upend Democracy and the Constitution while BLM vandalized government buildings and threated to defund the police. Their primary issue was with the police.
In the general population as of December 17, 2020, Gallup polling found that 31% of Americans identified as Democrats, 25% identified as Republican, and 41% as Independent. For some reason the number of Republicans registered to vote decreased recently.
The percentage of voters registered with the Democratic Party increased from 45.1% to 46.3%. The percentage of voters registered with the Republican Party decreased from 27.1% to 24.0%.
Hmm, wonder if this has anything to do with Trump discouraging folks from voting. Donald Trump urged his supporters not to vote in the two upcoming elections if the Republican Party does not “solve” the supposed voter fraud. Way to go Trump! Less Republicans voting will result in more Democratic candidates winning elections.
I get it. Democrats have a strong edge over republicans in California. California is not the U.S. There are some Americans who think or at least say California should fall into the ocean because Californians are crazy and immoral. LOL!
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So let me get this straight. The government fucked up with the BLM and Antifa riots so to make up for this they orchestrated an attack on the Capital? Who is the government seeking to manipulate and gain control over?
Before you say this is an example of democrats verses republicans, considered the numbers which show that Congress is about equal with Republicans having a slight edge. The Senate is evenly split, and the house has a very narrow Republican majority.
There is a difference between the BLM riots and the attack on the Capitol. What happened on January 6th at the Capitol threated to upend Democracy and the Constitution while BLM vandalized government buildings and threated to defund the police. Their primary issue was with the police.
In the general population as of December 17, 2020, Gallup polling found that 31% of Americans identified as Democrats, 25% identified as Republican, and 41% as Independent. For some reason the number of Republicans registered to vote decreased recently.
The percentage of voters registered with the Democratic Party increased from 45.1% to 46.3%. The percentage of voters registered with the Republican Party decreased from 27.1% to 24.0%.
Hmm, wonder if this has anything to do with Trump discouraging folks from voting. Donald Trump urged his supporters not to vote in the two upcoming elections if the Republican Party does not “solve” the supposed voter fraud. Way to go Trump! Less Republicans voting will result in more Democratic candidates winning elections.
I get it. Democrats have a strong edge over republicans in California. California is not the U.S. There are some Americans who think or at least say California should fall in the ocean because Californians are crazy and immoral. LOL!
The conservatards obviously. They are the only ones dumb enough to fall for CT birthed crap like this.
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GOOD TIMES!!
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4 more Oath Keepers convicted of seditious conspiracy.
Three members of the Oath Keepers and a fourth person associated with the far-right militia group were convicted of seditious conspiracy by a Washington, DC, jury on Monday for their role in the January 6, 2021, insurrection.
The four men – Roberto Minuta, Joseph Hackett, David Moerschel and Edward Vallejo – were accused of plotting to stop the certification of Joe Biden’s 2020 electoral college victory, a conspiracy that culminated in the attack on the US Capitol.
The convictions are another win for the Justice Department who brought the rare charge against members of the far-right militia early last year. After a 10-week trial this fall, Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes as well as Kelly Meggs, a leader of the group in Florida, were the first of the group to be found guilty of seditious conspiracy.
A sentencing date was not set, but all four defendants will be placed on house arrest until they are sentenced, Judge Amit Mehta said Monday. They cannot have firearms in their house, and all four will have limitations on their phone communications and internet use.
The defendants on trial in the case were Minuta, an Oath Keeper from New Jersey who prosecutors described as one of Rhodes’ “most trusted men”; Hackett, an alleged recruiter for the Florida Oath Keeper who prosecutors said is talented at hiding his identity; Moerschel, an alleged part of the so-called stack formation that prosecutors said acted as a “battering ram,” pushing through the mob and into the Capitol; and Vallejo, one of the alleged leaders of the armed quick reaction force, who prosecutors said called for “guerilla war” the morning of January 6.
In addition to the seditious conspiracy charges, Minuta, Hackett, Moerschel and Vallejo were also found guilty of conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding, obstruction of an official proceeding and aiding and abetting, as well as conspiracy to prevent a member of Congress from discharging their official duties.
Hackett was found guilty of tampering with documents or proceedings.
Hackett and Moerschel were found not guilty of destruction of government property. Minuta and Moerschel were found not guilty of tampering with documents or proceedings.
Jury deliberations in the case began last week, after prosecutor Louis Manzo, during his closing arguments, walked the jury through weeks of trial testimony and told the jurors to ignore defense attorneys’ arguments that the four men are innocent because they were merely following Rhodes.
In their own closing arguments, defense attorneys for the four men argued that their clients had not conspired together to stop a Biden presidency, saying that the government’s case presented no proof of a plan to storm the US Capitol. The attorneys also repeatedly argued that not only was the government manipulating evidence but that there was no proof of a conspiracy between the group, saying that while the jury might find statements from their clients offensive, that wasn’t reason to convict them of plotting to stop the certification of the election.
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Was it worth it? A year of your life gone, a record against you, all for a lie?
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Louisville man sentenced over role in 2021 US Capitol insurrection.
A Louisville man will spend just over a year behind bars for his role in the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, according to a release from the FBI.
Roger Kent Baugh, who pleaded guilty in October 2021 to charges of interfering with law enforcement officers during a civil disorder, was sentenced Tuesday to 12 months and one day in prison, along with 24 months of supervised release and a $2,000 restitution penalty, the FBI statement said. His sentencing ruling came from U.S. District Court Judge James E. Boasberg.
Baugh, the FBI said, illegally entered the Capitol grounds on the day of the riot in Washington, D.C., alongside Mark Mazza, a friend from Shelbyville, Indiana who was armed with a gun. The bureau's release said Baugh, 51, entered a tunnel leading to the Capitol Building at one point and "assisted other rioters who were pushing against the officers," applying physical pressure on Capitol Police officers to get them out of the way.
Baugh returned for a second effort after retreating, the FBI release said, before leaving the tunnel at about 3:18 p.m., nearly 30 minutes after he had initially moved up a staircase to the West Front Terrace.
Baugh later lied about entering the tunnel area in separate interviews with the FBI and with the Assistant U.S. Attorney and Capitol Police, according to the release.
Mazza also pleaded guilty to assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers with a dangerous weapon and carrying a pistol without a license, according to the FBI, and was sentenced last October to 60 months in prison.
Baugh and Mazza are among more that 950 people who have been arrested over the Jan. 6 riot, which took place in the immediate aftermath of former President Donald Trump's "Stop the Steal" rally. Many attendees of that rally, held to protest the results of the 2020 presidential race, later attempted to disrupt Congress as its members met to certify the results of the election.
At least 20 Kentucky residents have been charged over the insurrection, as well as a West Virginia resident who was attending the University of Kentucky at the time.
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Falling like a house of cards.
GOOD TIMES!!!
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Sarasota Oath Keeper convicted Monday of seditious conspiracy for Jan. 6 Capitol attack.
A Sarasota man was one of four Oath Keepers found guilty Monday for his actions tied to the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol attack aimed at stopping the peaceful transfer of presidential power to President Joe Biden.
Joseph Hackett, 52, was convicted of seditious conspiracy and four other charges in a trial against members of the right-wing militia group, according to reporting by USA Today.
Hackett was found guilty of conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding, obstructing an official proceeding, conspiracy to prevent members of Congress from discharging their official duties and destruction of evidence, according to a U.S. Department of Justice news release...
Seditious conspiracy occurs when a group of people conspire to "overthrow, put down or to destroy by force" the U.S. government or bring war against it, or plot to use force to oppose the authority of the government or to block the execution of a law.
Four of the five charges carry a statutory maximum sentence of 20 years in prison, according to the news release. The charges also carry potential financial penalties.
U.S. District Court Judge Amit Mehta is expected to schedule a sentencing hearing at a later date, the news release stated.
"Today’s verdict is an important step in our continued efforts to hold criminally accountable those involved in the breach of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021,” FBI Director Christopher Wray said in a news release. “We will continue to investigate those who sought to undermine the workings of American democracy and we will work closely with federal prosecutors to ensure justice is served.”
Monday's verdict follows the November 2022 seditious conspiracy conviction of Oath Keepers leader Elmer Stewart Rhodes III and another member of the group.
According to earlier reporting by the Sarasota Herald-Tribune, Hackett was among a group of Oath Keepers who was dressed in paramilitary gear and breached the Capitol in a "stack" formation. Hackett, a chiropractor, was believed by federal authorities to have been involved in planning the operation, according to previous reporting.
During the six-week trial, prosecutors argued that the four Oath Keepers, along with others, planned and coordinated to travel to Washington D.C. to storm the Capitol and stop the certification of the 2020 election results, according to the news release.
Defense attorneys for the Oath Keepers argued the government "cherry-picked" evidence to make the defendants look as guilty as possible, according to the USA Today article.
When the indictment for Hackett was released in January 2022, the Herald-Tribune reported Hackett had participated in an online meeting convened by Rhodes on Nov. 9, 2020. Following that meeting, Hackett and other Florida Oath Keepers trained on "unconventional warfare."
The indictment also stated that Hackett was among a group of members in early January 2021 who transported weapons and other items to Washington D.C., according to previous Herald-Tribune reporting.
Hackett was arrested in June 2021 and charged with conspiracy, obstruction of an official proceeding, aiding and abetting, destruction of government property, and illegally entering a restricted building or grounds.
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Say it ain't so Bigo.
Well, bye-bye Bigo I suppose. 8 all counts went down on you. Now you will probably lose everything you have. (Which isn't much.)
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Jury convicts man who propped his feet on desk in Pelosi's office on Jan. 6.
An Arkansas man who famously was photographed putting his feet up on a desk inside then-U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office during the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the Capitol was convicted on eight counts by a Washington jury on Monday, the Justice Department said.
The guilty verdict against Richard "Bigo" Barnett came just a few days after he took the stand in his own defense - a risky move that has sometimes backfired for other defendants charged in connection with the Capitol riot.
Barnett, 62, of Gravette, Ark., was among one of the earliest people to be arrested after supporters of former President Donald Trump stormed the Capitol in a failed bid to block Congress from certifying Joe Biden's election victory.
A photo of him with his feet propped up on a desk in Pelosi's office went viral in the days following the attack.
In a media interview after the attack, he was quoted as saying: "I put a quarter on her desk even though she ain’t fucking worth it. And I left her a note on her desk that says 'Nancy, Bigo was here, you Bitch.'"
He also took an envelope from the desk that was addressed to another member of Congress and digitally signed by Pelosi.
The jury convicted Barnett of eight crimes, including theft of government property and obstructing an official proceeding. Obstruction of an official proceeding can carry up to 20 years in prison.
In his testimony, Barnett acknowledged he behaved badly, but insisted he did not understand that Congress was certifying the electoral votes, and he claimed he did not realize he was in a restricted area, the Wall Street Journal reported.
In explaining the famous photograph, he told the jury: “That’s how I sit at my desk at home,” the newspaper reported.
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6 years. "oh boy....lol"
The $7,000 is the hardest part. 46 isn't a good age to be job hunting. ;D
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Mississippi Coast man sentenced for attacking multiple police officers in US Capitol riot.
A Mississippi Coast man was sentenced to more than six year sin prison for assaulting law enforcement during the U.S. Capitol riots on January 6, 2021, according to a press release from the United States Attorney’s Office in Washington, D.C.
James McGrew, of Biloxi, took part in the breach of the Capitol and “engaged in a series of confrontations with law enforcement officers,” court documents say.
The 40-year-old “was part of a crowd that overwhelmed law enforcement officers attempting to prevent rioters from advancing further on the restricted grounds,” according to the press release. “He proceeded to an area outside the Upper West Terrace doors to the Capitol Building. He shot video of the scene, shouting ‘let’s go’ approximately 14 times, and ‘we took this thing.’”
Once inside at 2:45 p.m., McGrew — who also briefly lived in California — moved to the Rotunda where he pushed one officer and struck another as law enforcement tried to clear rioters out of Capitol building, court documents say.
Two minutes after that, the press release says, McGrew struck another officer and lunged for his baton.
McGrew and others were forced out of the building at 3:22 p.m., but he then joined others in an attack as officers attempted to clear the Lower West Terrance tunnel entrance to the Capitol.
Less than hour later, McGrew threw a wooden handrail with metal brackets attached down the tunnel, striking an officer. McGrew and the other rioters gained access to the tunnel after pushing through more officers, but they were pushed out by 4:20 p.m., according to the release.
McGrew was arrested in Arizona on May 21, 2021, and he pleaded guilty to assaulting, resisting or impending officers on May 13, 2022.
In addition to his prison sentence, U.S. District Court Judge Beryl A. Howell ordered 36 months of supervised release, a $5,000 fine and $2,000 in restitution.
McGrew was arrested on May 28, 2021, in Glendale, Arizona.
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Who's the bitch now, bitch?
Good times!!!
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Capitol rioter who yelled threats toward Pelosi convicted of felony, misdemeanor charges.
A woman who yelled threats directed at former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) as she and others stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, was found guilty Tuesday of multiple charges related to her actions that day.
A release from the U.S. attorney’s office for the District of Columbia states that Pauline Bauer, a 55-year-old resident of Kane, Pa., was convicted of nearly half a dozen charges for her role in the insurrection, including obstruction of an official proceeding, entering and remaining in a restricted building, and disorderly or disruptive conduct in a restricted building.
U.S. District Judge Trevor McFadden also found her guilty of disorderly and disruptive conduct in any of the Capitol buildings with intent to impede, disrupt and disturb a session of Congress and parading, demonstrating and picketing in a Capitol building.
Evidence from the U.S. attorney’s office shows Bauer illegally entered the Capitol and said just before 3 p.m. on Jan. 6 “words to the effect of ‘This is where we find Nancy Pelosi,’” according to the release.
She was about 30 feet from the Speaker’s office when she said, “Bring that f—— b—- out here now. Bring her out. Bring her out here. We’re coming in if you don’t bring her out here.”
Bauer also pushed a Washington, D.C., Metropolitan Police officer and yelled expletives and “You back up. Don’t even try” when he tried to get her to leave an area of the Capitol that he was guarding.
Officers later removed Bauer from the Capitol Rotunda.
She was later arrested in May 2021 in Pennsylvania.
She could face up to 20 years in prison and financial penalties for the obstruction of an official proceeding charge, which is a felony. The other charges, which are misdemeanors, carry a maximum of three years imprisonment in total and financial penalties.
Her sentencing is scheduled for May 1.
The release states that more than 950 people have been arrested in almost all 50 states for crimes related to the Capitol insurrection, and more than 280 people have been charged with assaulting or impeding law enforcement.
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Here is the thing... All these Trumpturds talking about how Trumpy could have pardoned every single one of these dumbasses. (he couldn't but still, that's another story) But he didn't. Instead he pardoned Bannon, who turned around and stole money from these dumbasses. hahahaaha. You can't make this up.
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Jurupa man who joined U.S. Capitol riot sentenced.
A 45-year-old man who was among seven people from Riverside County charged in the Jan. 6, 2021, breach of the U.S. Capitol was sentenced on Monday to 18 months in federal prison.
Andrew Alan Hernandez of Jurupa Valley in September pleaded guilty to a charge of aiding and abetting in the obstruction of an official proceeding.
Hernandez admitted the felony count under a plea agreement with the U.S. Attorney’s Office, which agreed to drop five related charges in exchange for the admission.
U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly in Washington, D.C. certified the terms of the bargain and additionally ordered the defendant to spend 36 months on supervised release following his incarceration, as well as to pay $2,000 in restitution to the government.
Security surveillance camera images of Hernandez inside the Capitol Building on the day of the insurrection showed him carrying an American flag with a Go-Pro camera zip-tied to the pole.
The pictures, collected by the FBI and included in the indictment against the defendant, revealed he had entered the building via the East Rotunda Door, which was forced open, then milled about with others who had breached the Capitol.
He posted a social media message prior to joining the protest outside the Capitol that day, saying, “They are trying to steal the vote and will perfect and protect their fraudulent voting system when in power.”
Hernandez proceeded to the Senate Gallery, snapped a few selfies and exited the edifice 15 minutes later, according to prosecutors.
The defendant, like the other six Riverside County men charged with disrupting the Electoral College vote certification, was not accused of engaging in any act of violence against law enforcement officers during the breach.
He was the third defendant from Riverside County to enter a plea agreement with the government.
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They were brainwashed by a lying conman into thinking they were helping him. Now that same lying conman is nowhere to be found when it's time to help them. Why is no one surprised?
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Jefferson man pleads guilty to role in Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection.
A Jefferson man pleaded guilty Thursday to breaking into the U.S. Capital on Jan. 6, 2021.
Court records show Joshua Colgan, 35, pleaded guilty, under a plea deal with prosecutors, to parading, demonstrating or picketing a Capitol building. Three other charges — entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds, disorderly or disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds, and disorderly conduct in a Capitol building — were dismissed as part of the deal.
Colgan is expected to be sentenced in April. The misdemeanor charge carries a maximum sentence of six months in prison, up to five years of probation and a fine of up to $5,000.
As part of the plea deal, Colgan agreed to allow law enforcement agents to review his social media accounts for statements and postings around Jan. 6, 2021, and to conduct an interview with him prior to sentencing.
The FBI arrested Colgan on May 2, 2022, and charged him with four criminal counts in connection with the Jan. 6 insurrection. He initially pleaded not guilty.
Colgan admitted he drove from Lincoln County to Washington, D.C., on Jan. 5, 2021, and the next day listened to President Trump's speech from the Washington Monument, according to court records. He then marched to the U.S. Capitol Building and entered at approximately 3:22 p.m. through the Senate Wing Door. He exited through the same door nine minutes later.
A criminal complaint filed by the FBI includes images taken from security footage and third parties that appear to show Colgan inside the Capitol Building on Jan. 6 after security at the building was breached and throngs of people swarmed inside. Colgan was wearing a dark-colored sweatshirt and a blue "TRUMP" baseball cap with white, red and yellow lettering.
It also includes a post from Colgan's Facebook page dated Jan. 5, 2021.
"Today is the start of the chaos, the start of a revolution, the end of a chapter, (UI) states several million Brothers and Sisters united at our nation's capitol to over throw this corrupt government and to form a new brotherhood of Patriots that will be permanently carved into our history books to never be forgotten," the post reads. "We love our president Donald Trump, his family, everything he's done for us since day one even while being slandered, cheated and pourded (sic) on. His continuous fight for his people to ensure their future has not stopped, its time we return the favor."
According to that Facebook page, Colgan grew up in Jefferson, lived elsewhere for a time and then moved back in June 2021 where he ran his business, Bunker Hill Floor Sanding and Refinishing.
Colgan was one of five men with ties to Maine charged in connection with the insurrection.
Kyle Fitzsimons, 37, of Lebanon, was found guilty of 11 charges. Glen Mitchell Simon, 30, a former Minot resident who moved to Georgia, was sentenced to eight months in prison after pleading guilty to his role in the riot. Nicholas Hendrix, 35, of Gorham, pleaded guilty in 2022 to participating in the attack and was sentenced to 30 days in prison. Todd Tilley, 61, of South Paris, was charged with four criminal counts for his participation.
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62 years old and facing 5 years in the pokey for an orange turds lies. Sorry bud, you got to take one for a liar that wouldn't do the same for you - or anyone. Except fundraiser for himself and grift off your misfortune that he caused.
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An Edgewater man is facing up to five years in federal prison after pleading guilty Thursday to his actions during the breach of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, including making contact with a police officer, according to a press release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office.
Howard Adams, 62, entered the guilty plea in the District of Columbia to interfering with law enforcement officers during a civil disorder, a felony. U.S. District Court Judge Beryl A. Howell set sentencing for March 31, according to the release.
Another Volusia County man, Joseph Biggs, a Volusia County Proud Boys leader, is currently on trial in Washington, D.C., federal court on charges related to the U.S. Capitol riot.
After Adams proceeded across the East Plaza to the East Rotunda doorway, a group of people unlawfully pushed away police officers and entered the building, the release stated. Adams followed and proceeded to the Rotunda and through Statuary Hall, according to the release.
Adams then went to the House Chamber door after others pushed aside police officers, the release continued. Adams and others then amassed outside the House Chamber doorway for several minutes chanting, “Break it down!” and “Stop the steal!” the release stated.
But the group was unable to open the door, according to the release.
Several minutes later, Adams returned to the Rotunda and encountered law enforcement officers clearing the room, the release stated.
Adams intentionally walked toward the officers instead of going toward the exit opposite the police, according to the release.
Adams unfurled and raised a flag while raising both hands as he did so, the release stated.
Adams then made physical contact with one of the officers as the officer tried to push Adams in the opposite direction toward the exit; the officer sprayed Adams with a chemical irritant, according to the release.
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Meanwhile, several others were behind Adams surging toward the police line, the release stated.
Adams eventually left the building through the East Rotunda doorway at approximately 3:15 p.m., the release stated.
Adams was arrested on March 10, 2021, in Edgewater, the release stated.
Since Jan. 6, 2021, more than 950 individuals have been arrested in nearly every state for crimes related to Jan. 6, 2021, at the U.S. Capitol, according to the release. That includes more than 284 individuals charged with assaulting or impeding law enforcement, the release stated.
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“Antifa dressed up like Trump supporters,” ::) Do the lies ever stop?
Bye bye license. Won't be the first time it was revoked for this loser.
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MAGA Anesthesiologist Hit With Jan. 6 Charges After Ex-Pal Turns Him In.
A board-certified cardiothoracic anesthesiologist from Southern California is facing federal charges over his alleged participation in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot in support of ex-President Donald Trump.
Austin Brendlen Harris, an M.D. who runs a ketamine infusion clinic in Sherman Oaks, was captured on surveillance video inside the building, comparing Capitol police officers to Nazis, according to a federal complaint unsealed Thursday.
Harris, who was wearing a “Lions Not Sheep” cap during the attempted insurrection, was turned in by a “former friend” who spotted a Facebook post of Harris at the scene and reported it to the FBI.
The complaint says Harris shared video on the social media platform that showed him “kneeling beside the woman shot inside,” presumably referring to Air Force veteran Ashli Babbitt, who was shot by a Capitol Police lieutenant trying to stop the mob from breaching a door leading to the lobby of the House of Representatives chamber.
“Thank you all for your concern,” Harris wrote in a follow-up post, which was submitted to the FBI by a second tipster. In it, Harris falsely claimed the violent siege was in fact a “false flag event” carried out by “Antifa dressed up like Trump supporters,” with a goal to bring about “even more oppression of conservatives.”
“I am safe here in DC,” continued Harris, who in 2021 was disciplined by state medical authorities for multiple DUIs and erratic behavior at work.
“Was treating trauma patients at the capitol building.”
Harris also used Parler, the right-wing messaging app, to discuss his plans for Jan. 6, according to the complaint. In one message posted under Harris’ handle, @ARealLifeDoctor, he asked for hotel recommendations, prosecutors say.
“Does anyone know which hotels in DC the Trump supporters will be staying at for the DC rally Jan 6th?” he wrote. “I want to be with the MAGA crowd, not accidentally mixed in with the ‘wrong’ protesters [wink emoji].”
More than 50 percent of the Jan. 6 crowd was made up of white-collar workers, according to one analysis. Harris is the first known anesthesiologist to face charges connected to the riot, but was joined by at least two other M.D.s at the Capitol that day. At least two chiropractors have also been among those picked up on allegations they stormed the Capitol.
Harris does not yet have an attorney listed in court records, and was unable to be reached for comment on Thursday.
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:D :D :'( :D :D
7 years. Good times!!
Don't try that remorse shit now. Little bit too late for that at this point. If you had half a brain, you would have kept your ass at home where it would still be and not sitting in jail.
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January 6 Rioter Who Pepper-Sprayed Officer Brian Sicknick Gets Seven-Year Prison Sentence.
A Jan. 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol rioter who attacked police officers with pepper spray, including one who died the next day, was sentenced to more than six years in prison Friday.
Julian Khater, 33, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Thomas Hogan to serve six years and eight months in prison. His co-defendant, George Tanios, was sentenced Friday to time served over two misdemeanor charges related to his involvement in the attack.
Both men were arrested last March for their roles in the attack that left several people dead and hundreds of officers injured. Khater, a Pennsylvania resident, assaulted several officers with pepper spray, including Officer Brian Sicknick, who died a day later after two strokes.
A man who pepper-sprayed police officer Brian Sicknick during the January 6 Capitol riot was sentenced Friday to almost seven years in prison.
“I don’t know what got into you,” federal judge Thomas Hogan said as he handed down the punishment of 80 months’ imprisonment to protester Julian Khater. “Somehow you got determined to push your way through the crowd.” The judge also fined Khater $10,000.
Khater pleaded guilty to two counts of assaulting law enforcement with a dangerous weapon. He admitted to spraying Sicknick, who died later of natural causes, as well as U.S. Capitol Police officer Caroline Edwards, with pepper spray. Sicknick endured strokes after standing patrol during the January 6 riot. A medical examiner concluded that Sicknick experienced “acute brainstem and cerebellar infarcts due to acute basilar artery thrombosis.” Ultimately, the pepper-spraying was not determined to be the direct cause of Sicknick’s death.
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What a dumb bitch. "God gave man the law." ::)
Well.. as Colbert said it best... "Divinely empowered? So she's going to get away scot-free, just like Jesus," Colbert joked. "But it does raise the question: If you're chosen by God to be above the laws of government, why do you care who's in charge of it?"
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Judge convicts northwestern Pa. woman in Capitol riots; she yelled for Pelosi to hang.
After she was arrested for rioting at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, and accused of demanding that then-Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi be dragged out so insurrectionists could hang her, Pauline Bauer told a judge that the law does not apply to her.
"You don't have jurisdiction over me, a free living soul, a woman," Bauer, a Pennsylvania resident, said in June 2021, at her arraignment in federal court in Washington, D.C.
"I stand above the law, because God gave man the law," Bauer also said, according to a transcript.
Bauer will have to answer to the law nonetheless.
The 55-year-old restaurant owner from Kane, in McKean County, has been convicted of all five felony and misdemeanor charges against her over the breach of the Capitol. She will be sentenced on May 1.
Bauer was convicted at a nonjury trial on Tuesday in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. U.S. District Judge Trevor N. McFadden presided over the trial, which started on Thursday. Bauer waived a jury trial and opted for a bench trial.
Bauer, who remains free on her own recognizance, was one of four people arrested in the Capitol riots who had their initial appearances in U.S. District Court in Erie, which covers seven counties in northwestern Pennsylvania and is about 90 miles west of Kane. The cases were transferred to federal court in Washington, D.C.
Two of the other defendants, including Bauer's friend, William Blauser, also of Kane, have pleaded guilty. The case against the fourth defendant is pending.
Bauer was convicted of the felony of obstruction of an official proceeding and the misdemeanors of entering and remaining in a restricted building; disorderly or disruptive conduct in a restricted building; disorderly and disruptive conduct in any of the Capitol buildings with the intent to impede, disrupt, and disturb the orderly conduct of a session of Congress or either house of Congress; and parading, demonstrating and picketing in a Capitol building.
Bauer faces a maximum of 20 years in prison on the obstruction charge and a maximum of another three years on the misdemeanor counts, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia said in a news release. The sentence she will receive depends on how the judge applies the federal sentencing guidelines and other factors.
In September 2021, Judge McFadden ordered Bauer to be jailed for violating conditions of her pretrial release, according to the Associated Press. Bauer remained in custody for several months while awaiting a trial. The judge can give her credit for the jail time that she already has served.
'Bring Nancy Pelosi out here now'
The evidence against Bauer included Facebook posts and police body-camera video, the government said.
Bauer was among the mob that stormed the Capitol after attending then-President Donald Trump's "Stop the Steal" rally. Bauer and the others sought to disrupt the certification of the election for President Joe Biden.
When Bauer was inside the Capitol shortly before 3 p.m. on Jan. 6, 2021, another person near her said, "This is where we find Nancy Pelosi," according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Bauer, the office said, was standing approximately 30 feet from Pelosi's office when she was recorded saying, "Bring that (expletive) (expletive) out here now. Bring her out. Bring her out here. We’re coming in if you don't bring her out here."
Bauer pushed a police officer who was trying to remove her from the area, screaming at him and telling him, "You back up. Don't even try," the U.S. Attorney's Office said. Police in riot gear eventually removed her from the rotunda of the Capitol.
During the storming of the Capitol, according to the FBI, Bauer also told police officers: "Bring Nancy Pelosi out here now. We want to hang that (expletive) (expletive). Bring her out. We're coming in if you don't bring her out. What are you trying to do, protect a (expletive) Nazi?"
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Why are all these "patriots" such crybabies? :'( These wimps are the ones that are going to kick off the next civil war and lead the new revolution? ::)
68 months. Good times!! Well not for him. He already lost a shitload thanks to the orange turd and his lies.
Imagine how hard he is going to cry when his wife divorces him and finds a real man.
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Jan. 6 defendant who sprayed line of police sentenced after tearful apology.
A Jan. 6 defendant who sprayed a chemical irritant at about 15 police officers — and later bragged about it in a video interview — was sentenced Wednesday to 68 months in prison. This is one of the stiffest Jan. 6 sentences handed down to date.
Daniel Caldwell, a 51-year-old Marine Corps veteran, delivered a tearful apology in court to the officers he sprayed, expressing remorse for his actions that day and pleading with U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly for mercy.
But Kollar-Kotelly repeatedly described Caldwell as an “insurrectionist” and noted that his deployment of chemical spray at officers created such an intense cloud that it nearly broke the depleted police line by itself. Though no officers directly attributed their injuries that day to Caldwell’s actions, Kollar-Kotelly said his actions undoubtedly contributed to their physical and psychological trauma.
“You’re entitled to your political views but not to an insurrection," the judge said. “You were an insurrectionist.”
Caldwell has remained in pretrial custody since Feb. 10, 2021 — 721 days, he noted — and was one of the earliest charged with a direct assault on police that day.
But Caldwell’s hearing was most notable for the extensive expression of remorse, delivered almost entirely through tears, to a nearly empty courtroom.
“I must face my actions head on,” he said, before delivering a voluminous apology to the officers he attacked. “I hope that you and our country never have to face another day like January 6th.”
Caldwell said he spent the days immediately after the attack rationalizing what he did and looking for validation from family, friends and his attorney. He said he now looks back at his actions and “it literally floors me.”
He described himself as “ashamed” and “embarrassed” about his conduct and described efforts to better himself while in custody, reading self-help books and reflecting on how he became a catalyst of violence that day.
“I clearly let my emotions take control,” he said. “Being a Marine, I should have known better. … I wish I could take it back, but I can’t.”
As his sister, one of his daughters and her husband looked on, Caldwell lamented that he’d likely miss the birth of his first grandchild while incarcerated and was unable to repair a “broken relationship” with his biological mother, who passed away while he was in pretrial incarceration. He expressed regret that he’d miss his middle child’s military deployment and would be unable to be there for his aging father, who is battling cancer. His youngest son told family members that he felt like his “dad died,” Caldwell recalled. Caldwell’s wife, now the sole provider for the household, was struggling to get by.
“Knowing their pain is crushing my heart,” Caldwell said. “I have paid a high price, and I accept that I still have to pay more.”
Kollar-Kotelly said she appreciated his statement of apology to the officers, but as a Marine, he should have directed his apology to the whole country.
She described in detail his attack on officers, noting that one officer who he sprayed began to “vomit uncontrollably.” The air was so thick with chemicals that it wasn’t clear whether the officers he hit were injured by him directly or by a combination of factors. No victims delivered statements to the court ahead of sentencing.
Kollar-Kotelly also put his involvement in the broader Jan. 6 attack in the context of previous challenges to the United States government. She said it was crucial for her sentence to “fortify against the revolutionary fervor that you and others felt on Jan. 6 and may still feel today.”
“Insurrection is not,” she said, “and cannot ever be warranted.”
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Hahahaha this moron is at least being honest about his actions. Not that it is going to help him.
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Judge demands answers after Jan. 6 defendant recants guilt.
A Jan. 6 defendant’s boast in an interview this week that he had no regrets about his role in the Capitol riot — just days after he acknowledged his guilt in a federal courtroom — may upend the man’s efforts to resolve the criminal case against him.
U.S. District Court Judge Amit Mehta issued an order Friday instructing defendant Thomas Adams Jr. and prosecutors why the guilty findings the judge entered on Tuesday following a brief, “stipulated” bench trial should not be overturned in light of Adams’ comments to a reporter the following day.
"I wouldn't change anything I did," Adams told the State Journal-Register Wednesday outside his home in Springfield, Ill. "I didn't do anything. I still to this day, even though I had to admit guilt (in the stipulation), don't feel like I did what the charge is.”
In a brief order Friday morning, Mehta gave both sides one week to explain “why the court should not vacate Defendant's convictions of guilt in light of his post-stipulated trial statements” included in the article. The judge also attached a copy of the news report.
It is unclear how the article in the Illinois newspaper came to the attention of Mehta, who sits at the federal courthouse near the Capitol.
Judges handling Jan. 6 cases have been repeatedly and increasingly irked by defendants appearing to be apologetic and contrite in court, only to make public statements days later minimizing their guilt and sounding cavalier about their actions. And judges are loath to accept what effectively amounts to a guilty plea from any defendant who doesn’t sincerely believe in their own guilt.
Adams, who told the Illinois newspaper he was recently fired from his job as a lawn care worker, acknowledged under oath Tuesday that he had committed the conduct Mehta ultimately found him guilty of. He acknowledged walking over broken glass as he went inside the Capitol and that he told the FBI his intent was to “occupy” the building for days, if necessary. Adams also acknowledged that he “knew that he did not have authorization” when he went into the Senate chamber and walked among the senators’ historic desks.
Entering the Senate chamber has been a sort of red line for prosecutors, with them insisting on felony guilty pleas or convictions to resolve cases against those who went inside, even briefly.
And so far they’ve been nearly unblemished in their prosecutions, though a judge recently acquitted a defendant of an obstruction charge despite his presence in the chamber.
Adams was on the Senate floor for about seven minutes before he was kicked out of the building, according to the statement of facts prosecutors and the defense agreed to in his case.
Stipulated trials have been used in recent months to seek to resolve about a dozen Jan. 6-related criminal cases where the defendant faced a felony charge of obstruction of a congressional proceeding. Almost 1,000 people have been charged criminally in connection with the unrest at the Capitol, which prompted a delay in the congressional session to certify the results of the 2020 presidential election.
One of Mehta’s colleagues, U.S. District Court Judge Carl Nichols, ruled that the obstruction charge did not apply unless prosecutors could prove that a defendant intended to tamper with or damage the actual electoral vote documents being tallied that day.
No other judge to consider the issue has agreed with Nichols. Meanwhile, prosecutors are appealing his decision to the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals.
Unlike the guilty pleas typically offered in deals with prosecutors, stipulated trials allow defendants in other cases to preserve their ability to wipe out their obstruction convictions if the D.C. Circuit sides with Nichols. The obstruction charge carries a maximum 20-year prison sentence, although no Jan. 6 defendant has received a sentence close to that in a case not involving violence.
The harshest sentence to date — 10 years — was delivered by Mehta to retired New York City cop Thomas Webster, who took his case to trial. Webster was convicted of a brutal assault of a Washington Metropolitan Police officer outside the Capitol, and Mehta found that Webster lied on the stand about his actions.
Adams also admitted Tuesday to the facts needed to convict him on a misdemeanor charge of entering and remaining in the Capitol without permission. That carries a one-year maximum sentence. Mehta has set sentencing in the case for June 16.
The FBI appears to have zeroed in on Adams after he said on the day after the Capitol riot that he enjoyed the experience. “It was a really fun time,” Adams told Insider. He has since said he did not know of the violence taking place elsewhere in the building and on the Capitol grounds.
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"swept away by the mob" hahahaha. Weak. But what do you expect from an old fart like that. 8 months seems about right.
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Sewell man sentenced for his role in Capitol riot.
A Sewell man has received an eight-month prison term for his role in the U.S. Capitol riot.
Philip Young, 61, had sought house arrest for six months, while the prosecution wanted a 40-month prison term, court records show.
Young, a retired boilermaker, pleaded guilty in November to two felonies — interfering with officers during a civil disorder and assaulting, resisting, or impeding law enforcement officers.
He also admitted guilt to five misdemeanor charges arising from the Jan. 6, 2021, riot by supporters of then-President Donald Trump.
According to court records, Young was among several rioters who pushed a bike-rack barricade into a line of police officers near the beginning of the riot.
He later deflated tires on a government vehicle, the records say.
Young was identified in part through his jacket, which carried the logo of a South Jersey-based boilermakers union, a criminal complaint says.
A public defender said Young, who was arrested in August, “got swept away by the mob” after attending a speech by Trump that preceded the riot.
U.S. District Judge Dabney Friedrich also rejected Young's request for a sentence that included two years of probation and 200 hours of community service.
The District of Columbia judge instead ordered Young to make restitution of $2,000 and, after his release from incarceration, to serve three years on supervised release.
Young admitted guilt to all charges without a plea agreement because he wanted a judge to set his sentencing guidelines, according to a filing by his attorney.
The prosecution had proposed a plea bargain with a sentencing range of 24 to 30 months in prison, the filing said.
Young is among some 15 people with South Jersey ties to be charged in connection with the Capitol breach. Six of the defendants have admitted guilt, with others awaiting trial.
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The conviction and dishonorable discharge that will be coming certainly will impact this idiot's future. Support your "patriots". Vote to raise McDonald wages to $20 per hour. This might be the only job he can get for the rest of his life.
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Muncie Marine charged in Capitol riot ordered to remain in California.
A Marine from Muncie has been ordered to remain in California as he awaits court proceedings stemming from the riot — on Jan. 6, 2021 — at the U.S. Capitol.
Micah Coomer, 22, was one of three active-duty Marines charged Jan. 17 with participating in the uprising at the Capitol more than two years earlier.
The counts, filed in U.S. District Court in the nation's capital, are misdemeanors — knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority, disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds, disorderly conduct in a Capitol building and parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.
According to a "statement of facts" written by a special agent with the FBI, Coomer and his fellow Marines — Joshua Abate from Virginia and Dodge Dale Hellonen of Michigan — were determined to have entered the Capitol during the riot in part through photos Coomer posted on Instagram.
The Marines are alleged to have been in the building for 52 minutes, at one point placing a "Make American Great Again" hat on a statue and taking photos.
Coomer — an intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance systems engineer — is assigned to Camp Pendleton in southern California. He was arrested Jan. 18 in nearby Oceanside, California.
He was later released on his own recognizance after a federal court hearing in California.
According to a "pre-trial release order," the Muncie Marine was ordered to remain in San Diego County, California, and to not enter nearby Mexico. The order noted Coomer at some point will be required to travel to the District of Columbia for related court hearings.
The release order also indicated Coomer "may possess firearms as authorized by (his) commanding officer for purposes of USMC duties."
Court records reflect no hearings have yet been scheduled in the case filed in the District of Columbia.
A San Diego attorney was appointed to serve as Coomer's public defender, and the Marine signed a document asserting his "rights to remain silent to have counsel present at any and all of my interactions with the government."
He enlisted in the Marines in September 2018, a few months after graduating from Delta High School.
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Well at least he can mooch off his parent's tit and business and not the tax payers. Why does it seem like a disproportionally number of these Trumpturds are perverts, or on welfare, disability, have/had bankruptcy, live with parents/family members, or already have records?
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Former Jan. 6 defendant charged with spying on woman in tanning salon.
A St. Ansgar man who pleaded guilty to taking part in the Jan. 6, 2021, assault on the U.S. Capitol has been arrested again, this time for allegedly taking surreptitious video of a female customer in a tanning salon owned by his family.
Daryl Johnson, 52, is charged with invasion of privacy, a misdemeanor, according to court filings. The complaint states that on Jan. 27, Johnson placed his cell phone atop a dividing wall separating tanning rooms at iSun Tan 24/7 in Clear Lake, pointing its camera into an adjacent room where a woman was tanning. The woman told investigators she did not know or consent to being filmed as she was undressing and using the tanning bed.
Johnson also allegedly resisted the seizure of his phone by police.
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Lurker talking to himself a lot in this thread. ;D
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Lurker talking to himself a lot in this thread. ;D
Because no one can offer a counterpoint or dispute without whining about how it is "fake" or they are "political prisoners".
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Lurker talking to himself a lot in this thread. ;D
Just like in real life - he has no friends... :-[
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Just like in real life - he has no friends... :-[
probably no children either...or wife...or self esteem
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probably no children either...or wife...or self esteem
Is that your problem? Projections are a bitch.
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Just like in real life - he has no friends... :-[
Oh look who's back. I guess this will be a lesson to you and make you pace yourself and your queer postings so you don't use all your monthly internet minutes up by the second week. Must have been tough waiting for February to start so you could post again.
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I see village idiot #2 is still on here trying to make the case that our own Government didn’t take political prisoners and it wasn’t a fake a “insurrection” and communist show trial.
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I see village idiot #2 is still on here trying to make the case that our own Government didn’t take political prisoners and it wasn’t a fake a “insurrection” and communist show trial.
I see the board retard is still on here claiming our government took political prisoners and it was a "fake" insurrection and trial.
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probably no children either...or wife...or self esteem
You and I are his friends, and of course Coach is his best friend.
Poor little GroomingForBoys the loser in life..
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You and I are his friends, and of course Coach is his best friend.
Poor little GroomingForBoys the loser in life..
You are still a retard and still not an American.
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You are still a retard and still not an American.
But still completely obsessed with all things gay.
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You are still a retard and still not an American.
Hi Groomer :D
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His milkshakes will bring everyone to the yard. Seeing how he is a Proud Boy and likes to sing Disney songs for their group... he will probably be the biggest dairy queen in the yard once that prison sentence hits.
"Hay hunk... my name Milkthaketh. I'm with de Proud Boyth. "
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Florida man known as ‘Milkshake’ pleads guilty to assault in Jan. 6 Capitol Riot.
A Bradenton man has pleaded guilty to charges for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol, where he was caught on video assaulting law enforcement and helping rioters breach government buildings, the U.S. Attorney’s Office announced Thursday.
Daniel Lyons Scott, 29, could face up to 28 years in prison for charges of “obstruction of an official proceeding and aiding and abetting” and “assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers.”
Scott, who is also known by the nickname “Milkshake,” is a self-identified member of the Proud Boys, a far-right extremist group associated with political violence.
Scott was identified in videos wearing a black ballistic vest and ski goggles on the lower west terrace of the Capitol, where a large crowd was yelling at U.S. Capitol Police guarding the entrance.
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This is getting silly. Isn't someone going to defend this "patriots"? Where is the donation money for their defense fund going?
I will bet anything this will be another sissy who breaks down in court and starts crying. These "patriots" are turning out to be a bunch of pussies.
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Arlington man arrested, accused of assaulting police officer at Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
A North Texas man has been arrested after he was accused of assaulting an officer during the Jan. 6, 2021, breach of the U.S. Capitol, according to the United States Attorney’s Office.
Jason Farris, 44, of Arlington, was arrested Wednesday on felony charges of assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers; obstructing, impeding, or interfering with officers during a civil disorder; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; and physical violence in a restricted building or grounds.
“His actions and the actions of others disrupted a joint session of the U.S. Congress convened to ascertain and count the electoral votes related to the presidential election,” the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia said in a news release.
Farris was expected to make his initial court appearance Wednesday in the Northern District of Texas.
Farris was at the front of a mob on Jan. 6, 2021, on the north side of the Lower West Plaza of the Capitol, a location that was restricted from lawful public access, according to court documents.
Police had set up metal bicycle racks as a barricade to prevent rioters from advancing further into the Capitol.
Farris hit the baton held by of one of the officers with his hand and cursed at police, according to court documents.
Other rioters grabbed one of the bicycle racks and tried to pull it away from police moments after Farris approached one of the officers, authorities said. Several officers held onto the bicycle rack.
Farris approached a U.S. Capitol Police officer who was holding onto the bicycle rack and shoved the officer in the back with both hands, knocking him to the ground, the court documents state. After Farris shoved the officer to the ground, other rioters pulled the bicycle rack away from the police and dragged it into the crowd, the release said.
This case is being prosecuted by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia and the Department of Justice National Security Division’s Counterterrorism Section. Assistance was provided by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Texas.
The case is also being investigated by the FBI’s Dallas Field Office and the FBI’s Washington Field Office, with assistance from the U.S. Capitol Police and the Metropolitan Police Department.
More than 985 people have been arrested for crimes related to the breach of the U.S. Capitol, including approximately 319 charged with assaulting or impeding law enforcement. The investigation remains ongoing.
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No. NO! Umm... "no". Hang on, let me think about it... well... NO. No. No. No. <-- that was a preemptive no.
Look at the photo of this dumbass he posted. What a fucktard. And still trying to blame someone else (his attorney) for his troubles.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/federal-judge-denies-u-capitol-183511304.html
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Federal judge denies U.S. Capitol rioter from Sussex County a new sentence.
A federal judge last week denied a "meritless" request for a new sentence filed by a Sussex County man and former gym owner serving a 41-month prison term for assaulting a police officer during the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
U.S. District Court Judge Royce C. Lamberth, a federal judge in Washington, D.C., rejected Scott Fairlamb's claims that his "ineffective" attorney told him to lie, withheld evidence from him and misled him with promises he would get a more lenient sentence, according to a court filing on Feb. 1.
Fairlamb, 45, of Hardyston, was sentenced in November 2021 after admitting he shoved and punched a D.C. Metropolitan police officer when he breached the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021 with other rioters who sought to keep President Donald Trump in power. Fairlamb, who once owned Fairlamb Fit in Pompton Lakes, also admitted to obstructing a governmental function and is serving his nearly 3 ½-year federal sentence at FCI Butner Medium II, a medium security prison for men in North Carolina. Federal inmates must serve 85% of their term before being eligible for release on parole, and coupled with time already served and other credits — such as good behavior and completing academic programs — Fairlamb is slated for a potential December 2023 release, prison records show.
Authorities say Scott Fairlamb, of Stockholm, allegedly shown with a baton in hand, took part in the riots at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6.
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Bad boys, bad boys whatcha gonna do.. whatcha gonna do when they come for you.
23 years old. Going to prison. And will have a felony record. He will never get a decent job.... oh wait... he's from NC. Which is the 16th poorest state in the country. Nevermind, he's probably already on welfare.
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Cherryville man pleads guilty to his role on breach of U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6.
A Cherryville man pleaded guilty Friday to a felony charge of assaulting police for his actions during the breach of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
The actions of 23-year-old Grayson Sherrill and the actions of others disrupted a joint session of the U.S. Congress convened to ascertain and count the electoral votes related to the 2020 presidential election, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia.
Sherrill pleaded guilty in the District of Columbia to assaulting, resisting, or impeding law enforcement officers on Jan. 6, 2021. A sentencing hearing is scheduled for May 1, 2023.
According to court documents, in preparation for his travel to the “Stop the Steal” rally, Sherrill purchased a Faraday bag in an attempt to prevent the government from tracking his location. On Jan. 6, 2021, before the rally ended, Sherrill and his co-defendants walked toward the U.S. Capitol Building.
As Sherrill approached the Capitol, Sherrill saw downed metal barricades and broken fencing around the Capitol building. Sherrill and his co-defendants made it to the West front of the Capitol, where Sherrill observed other rioters climbing scaffolding, scaling walls, and fighting with the police, including spraying chemical irritants and throwing objects at police officers. Sherrill witnessed police officers retreating from the rioters.
Sherrill and a co-defendant each picked up a metal pole that had been broken off from a metal bicycle barricade. They carried the metal poles with them throughout the remainder of their time on restricted grounds and inside the Capitol building, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
While standing in the crowd of rioters, a platoon of officers from the Metropolitan Police Department Civil Disturbance Unit, attempted to make their way through the crowd of rioters to the front of the crowd to protect the Capitol building. A mob of rioters initiated violent confrontations with those officers.
While other rioters pushed, struck, and wrestled with MPD officers, including MPD Officer D.H., Sherrill stepped toward Officer D.H. and swung at the officer with the metal pole, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
The officer attempted to catch his footing and adjusted his equipment after the contact with the rioters. While still carrying the metal pole, Sherrill entered the Capitol Building through the Senate Wing door eight minutes after the initial breach of the doors. He walked throughout the building, including in the Crypt and Rotunda. Sherrill and his co-defendants climbed on statues in the Rotunda while taking photographs of one another using their cellphones. Sherrill exited 34 minutes after his entry, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Two family members tipped off authorities that the Gaston County man was at the Capitol that day. They provided the FBI with screenshots of Sherrill, who wore a red “Keep America Great” hoodie participating in the insurrection, according to early reports.
After Jan. 6, 2021, Sherrill deleted videos from his cell phone that he took while at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
Sherrill was arrested on March 1, 2021, in North Carolina. He faces a statutory maximum of eight years in prison for assaulting law enforcement officers, as well as potential financial penalties. A federal district court judge will determine any sentence after considering the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines and other statutory factors.
This case is being prosecuted by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia and the Department of Justice National Security Division’s Counterterrorism Section. Assistance was provided by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of New York.
In the 24 months since Jan. 6, 2021, more than 950 individuals have been arrested in nearly all 50 states for crimes related to the breach of the U.S. Capitol, including more than 284 individuals charged with assaulting or impeding law enforcement. The investigation remains ongoing.
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You know the other side hasn't got a leg to stand on when they don't even bother to post off topic replies, TDS responses, or their usual lies about these weak ass
"patriots" criminals getting their just desserts.
5 years. GOOD TIMES!!!!
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Marine veteran gets 5 years for assaulting police at Capitol riot.
A Marine veteran is being sent to prison for more than five years for spraying a chemical irritant at police outside the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
Daniel Ray Caldwell, 51, of The Colony, Texas, was sentenced Wednesday to 68 months in prison, according to a Thursday news release from the District of Columbia’s U.S. Attorney’s Office.
Caldwell pleaded guilty in September 2022 to assaulting law enforcement officers with a dangerous weapon.
Video of the attack shows Caldwell — wearing an olive-drab hoodie, camouflage gear and a sticker saying “Guns SAVE Lives” — spraying an orange substance at a row of police officers, according to court documents filed by the prosecution.
The spray contained “a chemical irritant” that “was capable of causing serious bodily injury,” according to a court document that Caldwell signed onto as part of his plea agreement. In another court document, prosecutors identified it as bear spray, a potent kind of pepper spray.
Caldwell’s attack injured at least four officers, though not permanently, prosecutors wrote in that document.
He bragged later that day, “I got like 15 of them,” according to court documents.
Caldwell tearfully apologized in court Wednesday for his actions, Politico reported, saying, “I clearly let my emotions take control. Being a Marine, I should have known better. … I wish I could take it back, but I can’t.”
U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly ordered Caldwell to spend three years on supervised release and pay $2,000 in restitution, on top of serving his prison term, according to the news release. Caldwell already has served nearly two years of his sentence, according to his lawyer, Robert Lee Jenkins Jr.
“Although we understand the rationale behind imposing a sentence of imprisonment, we remain disappointed at the length of the sentence imposed,” Jenkins wrote in an emailed statement to Marine Corps Times. “In light of other sentences imposed for similar conduct we believe the sentence was unjust. It further failed to properly acknowledge mitigating factors such as Mr. Caldwell’s decorated service to this country as a U.S. Marine.”
The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia declined to comment.
3 active-duty Marines charged in Jan. 6 Capitol riot
Caldwell enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1990, serving as an aircraft avionics technician, and left as a corporal in 1995, according to his official record provided to Marine Corps Times by Marine spokeswoman Yvonne Carlock.
Caldwell had faced a maximum of 20 years in prison, according to a U.S. Attorney’s Office news release from September 2022 about his guilty plea. Prosecutors had requested a sentence of five years and 10 months’ imprisonment, just two months more than Caldwell’s eventual sentence.
The longest prison term anyone has received for participation in the riot at the Capitol was 10 years, a sentence handed to retired New York City police officer and Marine veteran Thomas Webster in September 2022 for attacking police with a flagpole.
By the second anniversary of the attack, in January, 192 people had been sentenced to prison for involvement in the Capitol attack, with an average sentence of 16 months, according to USA Today. Five people, including Webster, have gotten sentences longer than seven years, USA Today reported.
Caldwell was arrested on Feb. 10, 2021, and indicted in March of that year.
In the two years since the incident, more than 950 people have been arrested for alleged crimes connected to the attack, including more than 284 who face charges of assaulting or impeding police, according to Thursday’s news release.
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More proof is a sham and the US is holding political prisoners
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/02/government-entrapment-love-interest-proud-boy-enrique-tarrio-sent-incriminating-1776-returns-behest-government-official-january-6th-new-information-reveals/?fbclid=PAAabvw3YvMC0xeTKBhlscGAyUXq70R158k-wuoPFP5T0XsMqs8JhMgk0y1Og
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#1 - Gateway. hahahaha
#2 - Not even reading whatever nonsense it is, and pretty sure that you didn't read it either.
#3 - Any time Tarrio's name is posted I can't help but to laugh. What kind of wannabe tough guy walks around with a WhiteClaw in a discount tact vest? ::) Is it any wonder they named themselves after a Disney song? ::)
https://apnews.com/article/legal-proceedings-proud-boys-timothy-kelly-20648ad33f958aa2d6f0dbd80a2474ad
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#1 - Gateway. hahahaha
#2 - Not even reading whatever nonsense it is, and pretty sure that you didn't read it either.
#3 - Any time Tarrio's name is posted I can't help but to laugh. What kind of wannabe tough guy walks around with a WhiteClaw in a discount tact vest? ::) Is it any wonder they named themselves after a Disney song? ::)
https://apnews.com/article/legal-proceedings-proud-boys-timothy-kelly-20648ad33f958aa2d6f0dbd80a2474ad
Of course you won’t because it would be ass handing….btw, this you?
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Of course you won’t because it would be ass handing….btw, this you?
Let's see. Short. Looks like Hispanic origin. White Claw. Pronounced ovaries.
Well let's say it isn't your worst selfie yet.
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Of course you won’t because it would be ass handing….btw, this you?
Men who voted for Biden... Man, if a Russian troll didn't fabricate that meme to further divide America I'm buying a round of beer. And there will always be someone to pass it on... right Comrade Coach?
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Of course you won’t because it would be ass handing….btw, this you?
Ha ha ha
That pic is Funny
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
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Ha ha ha
That pic is Funny
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
I bet that guy in the picture could kill more people than you. Spell better and be an American too. He's got you beat 3-0.
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I bet that guy in the picture could kill more people than you. Spell better and be an American too. He's got you beat 3-0.
written like a child, oh wait I mean your sexual attraction you vile groomer
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Ahhh another day, another criminal. Good times!!
You know how to identify a simple mind same as what they say about trump supporters:
Fool me once - call me a Trump voter
Fool me twice - call me a Trump supporter.
Keep fooling me - call me a Trump donor.
Heathcote must have been a donor.
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Seventh Iowan convicted in Jan. 6 Capitol riot gets jail time.
An Adel computer programmer who entered the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6, 2021, riot has been sentenced to three years of probation and 15 days in jail.
Chad Heathcote, 42, is one of eight Iowans so far to face charges related to the attack on the Capitol. He pleaded guilty in November 2022 to a single charge of parading, demonstrating or picketing in the Capitol.
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Ahhh another day, another criminal. Good times!!
You know how to identify a simple mind same as what they say about trump supporters:
Fool me once - call me a Trump voter
Fool me twice - call me a Trump supporter.
Keep fooling me - call me a Trump donor.
Heathcote must have been a donor.
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Seventh Iowan convicted in Jan. 6 Capitol riot gets jail time.
An Adel computer programmer who entered the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6, 2021, riot has been sentenced to three years of probation and 15 days in jail.
Chad Heathcote, 42, is one of eight Iowans so far to face charges related to the attack on the Capitol. He pleaded guilty in November 2022 to a single charge of parading, demonstrating or picketing in the Capitol.
Hi Straw Man!
You are an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Besides, my personal belief is anyone who holds a fundamentalist belief in any religion is mentally ill (for real) which again makes for a pointless discussion
LOL
Settle down Aunt Jemima
Pretty racist comment from a supposed non-racist liberal.
FYI - I don't discuss religion with my clients, just like I do discuss how often they bone their wives (or husbands).
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A scorned admirer is the worst isn't it? Have you bought a bunny yet?
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This is going to be interesting. LOL. By "interesting" I mean one pathetic group of losers trying to rely on the lies of another loser for their defense.
If Trumpy cares so much about these "patriots" he will surely comply right? ;D
I mean, he could have stood up for them already (but didn't). He could have pardoned all them (but didn't.) He could have used the money he grifted from their actions and "defense fund" to pay their legal fees (but didn't). But... but... he did do something right? Oh yeah, he pardoned Steve Bannon who ripped off his supporters and "patriots". Apparently Trumpy is more dangerous to his supporters than he is to other people who oppose him. :D Maybe Trumpy only likes patriots who don't get caught.
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Proud Boys defendants plan to subpoena Trump to force him to testify in their January 6 riot trial.
Lawyers for Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio and four other defendants plan to subpoena former President Donald Trump, seeking his testimony in the high-profile trial that charges the far-right group's members with conspiring to stop Congress from certifying Joe Biden's 2020 win on January 6, 2021.
"Donald Trump called on patriots to stop the steal. We're calling on Donald Trump to take the stand," Norm Pattis, an attorney representing Proud Boys member Joseph Biggs, said Thursday.
Forcing Trump to testify as a witness would require approval from Judge Timothy Kelly, a Trump appointee presiding over the case in Washington, DC's federal district court. Proud Boys' lawyers are seeking the federal government's help to serve the subpoena, according to Politico.
For more than a month, the Justice Department has argued that the defendants — Tarrio, Biggs, Ethan Nordean, Zachary Rehl, and Dominic Pezzola — plotted to stop the peaceful transfer of power from Trump to Biden on January 6. Prosecutors claimed that under Tarrio's leadership, the group banded together to violently storm the Capitol and obstruct the 2020 electoral certification process — a serious and rare charge known as seditious conspiracy. The defendants have pleaded not guilty.
Prosecutors have said that Proud Boys' members responded to Trump's calls to his supporters to "protest" on January 6 when Congress met to certify the results.
In response, defense lawyers at times have blamed Trump for the attack on the Capitol, asserting that the Proud Boys had followed the former president's orders to come to the nation's capital in support of his false claims that the election was stolen because of widespread voter fraud.
The strategy behind Trump testifying would be to try to show jurors that the former president was responsible for the violent riot, rather than the Proud Boys members.
It's a line of argument that several January 6 defendants have presented in court before, though largely unsuccessfully. Judges have repeatedly dismissed the claim, maintaining that Capitol rioters should be held accountable for the violence that erupted that day. One January 6 defendant, Dustin Thompson of Ohio, requested in his trial last year to subpoena Trump as a witness, though the judge declined his bid. Thompson was later convicted on six charges related to the Capitol riot and sentenced to three years in prison.
Although the Proud Boys' trial is unique from the majority of January 6 cases because of the government's seditious-conspiracy charges, it's currently unclear whether Kelly would allow the subpoena.
Even if the subpoena is issued, however, the possibility of Trump appearing in court is slim. His lawyers are likely to move to prevent Trump from speaking under oath about January 6. The former president has never taken any responsibility for the attack.
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This is going to be interesting. LOL. By "interesting" I mean one pathetic group of losers trying to rely on the lies of another loser for their defense.
If Trumpy cares so much about these "patriots" he will surely comply right? ;D
I mean, he could have stood up for them already (but didn't). He could have pardoned all them (but didn't.) He could have used the money he grifted from their actions and "defense fund" to pay their legal fees (but didn't). But... but... he did do something right? Oh yeah, he pardoned Steve Bannon who ripped off his supporters and "patriots". Apparently Trumpy is more dangerous to his supporters than he is to other people who oppose him. :D Maybe Trumpy only likes patriots who don't get caught.
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Proud Boys defendants plan to subpoena Trump to force him to testify in their January 6 riot trial.
Lawyers for Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio and four other defendants plan to subpoena former President Donald Trump, seeking his testimony in the high-profile trial that charges the far-right group's members with conspiring to stop Congress from certifying Joe Biden's 2020 win on January 6, 2021.
"Donald Trump called on patriots to stop the steal. We're calling on Donald Trump to take the stand," Norm Pattis, an attorney representing Proud Boys member Joseph Biggs, said Thursday.
Forcing Trump to testify as a witness would require approval from Judge Timothy Kelly, a Trump appointee presiding over the case in Washington, DC's federal district court. Proud Boys' lawyers are seeking the federal government's help to serve the subpoena, according to Politico.
For more than a month, the Justice Department has argued that the defendants — Tarrio, Biggs, Ethan Nordean, Zachary Rehl, and Dominic Pezzola — plotted to stop the peaceful transfer of power from Trump to Biden on January 6. Prosecutors claimed that under Tarrio's leadership, the group banded together to violently storm the Capitol and obstruct the 2020 electoral certification process — a serious and rare charge known as seditious conspiracy. The defendants have pleaded not guilty.
Prosecutors have said that Proud Boys' members responded to Trump's calls to his supporters to "protest" on January 6 when Congress met to certify the results.
In response, defense lawyers at times have blamed Trump for the attack on the Capitol, asserting that the Proud Boys had followed the former president's orders to come to the nation's capital in support of his false claims that the election was stolen because of widespread voter fraud.
The strategy behind Trump testifying would be to try to show jurors that the former president was responsible for the violent riot, rather than the Proud Boys members.
It's a line of argument that several January 6 defendants have presented in court before, though largely unsuccessfully. Judges have repeatedly dismissed the claim, maintaining that Capitol rioters should be held accountable for the violence that erupted that day. One January 6 defendant, Dustin Thompson of Ohio, requested in his trial last year to subpoena Trump as a witness, though the judge declined his bid. Thompson was later convicted on six charges related to the Capitol riot and sentenced to three years in prison.
Although the Proud Boys' trial is unique from the majority of January 6 cases because of the government's seditious-conspiracy charges, it's currently unclear whether Kelly would allow the subpoena.
Even if the subpoena is issued, however, the possibility of Trump appearing in court is slim. His lawyers are likely to move to prevent Trump from speaking under oath about January 6. The former president has never taken any responsibility for the attack.
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Trumpy ? by the way you are not on your grooming website so you don't have to write like a child you dumb low IQ bitch
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https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/02/never-seen-video-nancy-pelosis-filmmaker-daughter-alexandra-pelosi-caught-tape-refuting-j6-narrative-admitting-jan-6-protests-not-insurrection-dc-courts-biased/?fbclid=PAAaZQJt5ITU80ZmgqpA0oO9w9dq1qqyjoeoH9vTCgvjPSox0Kt2DtusK9krk
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^^hahahahahaha
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https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/02/15-facts-on-the-dozens-of-federal-operatives-who-infiltrated-the-trump-crowds-on-january-6th-at-the-us-capitol/
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^^hahahahahahaha
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^^hahahahahahaha
by the way you are not on your grooming website so you don't have to write like a child you dumb low IQ bitch
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Just as we already knew…it was a set up
https://twitter.com/dc_draino/status/1627683792683950081?s=46&t=4QsrKBalpRHVbVlbRCpEjg
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by the way you are not on your grooming website so you don't have to write like a child you dumb low IQ bitch
Why are you using the gay muslim account to post and not from the usual The Cuk one?
Why even bother to have multiple accounts? Too much homo to contain in one? Foreign trash.
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Just as we already knew…it was a set up
https://twitter.com/dc_draino/status/1627683792683950081?s=46&t=4QsrKBalpRHVbVlbRCpEjg
Sure it was. hahahaha
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Sure it was. hahahaha
I know you didn’t read it but I’ll summarize..
McCarthy released 41000 hours of video…not 14000 hahahaha
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Haven’t seen this yet but….nothing to see here
https://twitter.com/dc_draino/status/1627783256287375361?s=46&t=v6vga9SBDCUFxDGhOtSP_Q
https://twitter.com/dc_draino/status/1627795669128708100?s=46&t=v6vga9SBDCUFxDGhOtSP_Q
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I know you didn’t read it but I’ll summarize..
McCarthy released 41000 hours of video…not 14000 hahahaha
So? You haven't watched it. You don't know what was released. And when/if you actually do watch it.... you still won't know. Because you are a dumbass like that.
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So? You haven't watched it. You don't know what was released. And when/if you actually do watch it.... you still won't know. Because you are a dumbass like that.
Yeah….if there was nothing it would have been released a looooooong time ago. I understand common sense isn’t your strong suit but those two videos are a good start and with everything else including the twitter drops, we’ll, makes you look more of a moron
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Yeah….if there was nothing it would have been released a looooooong time ago. I understand common sense isn’t your strong suit but those two videos are a good start and with everything else including the twitter drops, we’ll, makes you look more of a moron
"lol....yeah right"
Just another piece of crap you drug over here that will fizzle out. And when asked about it later on, you will talk about something completely irrelevant instead.
But seriously... good luck with it. :D
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I know you didn’t read it but I’ll summarize..
McCarthy released 41000 hours of video…not 14000 hahahaha
The real question is how many carefully selected minutes will Tucker Carlson show clips of? Probably less than 0:10:40.0 all of which will be one-sided (guess which side) and hand picked to prove his point.
Now this should be interesting:
Fox Stars Privately Expressed Disbelief About Election Fraud Claims. ‘Crazy Stuff.’
The comments, by Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity and others, were released as part of a $1.6 billion defamation suit against Fox News by Dominion Voter Systems.
“Sidney Powell is lying by the way. I caught her. It’s insane,” Mr. Carlson wrote to Ms. Ingraham on Nov. 18, 2020.
Ms. Ingraham responded: “Sidney is a complete nut. No one will work with her. Ditto with Rudy.”
Mr. Carlson continued, “Our viewers are good people and they believe it.”
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The real question is how many carefully selected minutes will Tucker Carlson show clips of? Probably less than 0:10:40.0 all of which will be one-sided (guess which side) and hand picked to prove his point.
Now this should be interesting:
Fox Stars Privately Expressed Disbelief About Election Fraud Claims. ‘Crazy Stuff.’
The comments, by Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity and others, were released as part of a $1.6 billion defamation suit against Fox News by Dominion Voter Systems.
“Sidney Powell is lying by the way. I caught her. It’s insane,” Mr. Carlson wrote to Ms. Ingraham on Nov. 18, 2020.
Ms. Ingraham responded: “Sidney is a complete nut. No one will work with her. Ditto with Rudy.”
Mr. Carlson continued, “Our viewers are good people and they believe it.”
Yes, it will be interesting since emails and footage was already released that shows protesters being pushed in, FBI embedded within the protesters and emails that show Epps orchestrated it. Bet you didn’t see the videos posted today, didn’t you? Do you think it’s going to take all 41000 hrs to show this was a set up? No, of course not!
The rest of your post is irrelevant
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The real question is how many carefully selected minutes will Tucker Carlson show clips of? Probably less than 0:10:40.0 all of which will be one-sided (guess which side) and hand picked to prove his point.
Now this should be interesting:
Fox Stars Privately Expressed Disbelief About Election Fraud Claims. ‘Crazy Stuff.’
The comments, by Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity and others, were released as part of a $1.6 billion defamation suit against Fox News by Dominion Voter Systems.
“Sidney Powell is lying by the way. I caught her. It’s insane,” Mr. Carlson wrote to Ms. Ingraham on Nov. 18, 2020.
Ms. Ingraham responded: “Sidney is a complete nut. No one will work with her. Ditto with Rudy.”
Mr. Carlson continued, “Our viewers are good people and they believe it.”
But the retards will lap it up like it is gospel. ;D
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More proof It was a set up
https://twitter.com/taylerusa/status/1628537112818589700?s=46&t=7SkSw51J6cyNqr9X_dic_g
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More proof It was a set up
https://twitter.com/taylerusa/status/1628537112818589700?s=46&t=7SkSw51J6cyNqr9X_dic_g
"lol....yeah right"
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His new costume will be prison blues (or browns).
"I love the poorly educated". <-- hahaha truer words were never spoken.
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FBI Arrests 'Sedition Panda' Who Stormed Capitol On Jan. 6, 2021, In Costume
Sometimes, obstruction is a black-and-white case.
On Monday, FBI agents in Florida arrested Jesse James Rumson, who they claim stormed the U.S. Capitol while wearing a giant panda head, earning the monicker “Sedition Panda” in the process.
Rumson’s whereabouts on Jan. 6, 2021, weren’t particularly hard to track, thanks in no small part to the costume he wore off and on that day.
Federal officials also identified him thanks to his nose ring and a set of wooden rosary beads he carried, along with a silver flagpole and a “Don’t Tread on Me” flag.
In an affidavit filed last week, an FBI special agent testified that Rumson was among the first 20 rioters to enter the Capitol through a door on the building’s upper west terrace.
Security footage captured a man in a panda head entering the building shortly after the door was breached:
Once inside, Rumson apparently lost the panda head ― and gained a pair of handcuffs on his wrists. He then exited the Capitol building, and other rioters helped him to remove the handcuffs, according to photos.
The affidavit states that shortly thereafter, Rumson urged on other members of the mob and yelled at them to “GET A RAM!” as they breached a separate entry into the building.
Photos later show him among a crowd of rioters clashing with a police line as officers tried to clear the property. He appears to grapple with an officer, grabbing him by the head.
A tipster first alerted the FBI to Sedition Panda’s true identity in June 2021.
Rumson faces eight charges, including assaulting, resisting or impeding a police officer, obstructing law enforcement, and two separate counts related to acts of physical violence.
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Law and order huh? Despite knowing probably better than anyone what his actions were, he still fell for and participated in The Big Lie.
I just can't tell you the number of times I had to use the bathroom so bad I waded through a sea of morons and broke into a federal building. ::)
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Retired state trooper accused of taking part in Capitol riot.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - A retired New Jersey State Police trooper is accused of taking part in the U.S. Capitol riot.
Michael Daniele, 60, allegedly was among the first to breach a barricade at the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection, according to a court filing from the U.S. Department of Justice.
Trooper accused of thwarting Capitol police
The filing, unsealed Monday, alleges Daniele stepped on a barricade at the Peace Circle around 12:53 p.m., interfering with U.S. Capitol Police officers who sought to keep the barricade upright "to stop the advance of the rioters."
It claims Daniele then removed another barrier on the Capitol's West Plaza, passed under the scaffolding of the inauguration stage and walked up steps to the Upper West Plaza.
Daniele entered the Capitol around 2:19 p.m. and left the building at 2:26 p.m. after, he told investigators, failing to find a bathroom.
Admissions to FBI
Daniele admitted to entering the Capitol when interviewed by FBI agents at his home in Holmdel, Monmouth County, the filing says.
"He said he entered the Capitol through a broken door next to a broken window."
"According to Daniele, he only entered one large space of the building and after looking for a bathroom and not finding one, left immediately thereafter," it says.
Daniele identified himself in videos and photos from the riot. He also identified his black jacket, with the letters "MFIC" on a sleeve, and his brown work boots.
Charter bus to Capitol riot
Daniele told the agents he took a charter bus to Washington, D.C., where supporters of then-President Donald Trump occupied the Capitol in an effort to thwart the election of President Joe Biden.
According to the filing, a State Police detective identified Daniele as a suspect on March 9, 2021.
Daniele was a 2003 graduate of the State Police Canine Training Academy, which he attended with a K9, Buddy, according to a press release from that time.
Additional details about his service were not immediately available from the State Police.
Daniele is charged with entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; and parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.
He was released on $100,000 unsecured bond after his arrest on Thursday.
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Because it’s all bullshit. This was as much of an “insurrection” as we have a “gun problem” in this country
“61% Believe Feds Helped Incite Capitol Riot”
Thursday, March 02, 2023
Voters overwhelmingly support releasing all videos of the January 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol, and a majority think it’s likely that government agents helped provoke the riot.
The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that 80% of Likely U.S. Voters believe it is important that the public be able to view all the videos of the Capitol riot, including 58% who think it’s Very Important. Only 17% don’t think it’s important for the public to be able to see all the riot videos. (To see survey question wording, click here.)
Fox News host Tucker Carlson is reportedly planning to broadcast videos of the Capitol riot that were not previously released by the congressional committee that investigated the riot. Eighty-six percent (86%) of Republicans, 78% of Democrats, and 75% of voters not affiliated with either major party believe it is important that the public be able to view all the videos of the Capitol riot.
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz is among Republicans who have expressed concern that federal agents “deliberately encouraged illegal and violent conduct on Jan?. 6?,” when supporters of former President Donald Trump stormed the Capitol. Sixty-one percent (61%) of voters believe it is likely that undercover government agents helped provoke the Capitol riot, including 39% who think it’s Very Likely. Thirty percent (30%) don’t think it’s likely undercover agents helped provoke the riot, including 18% who say it is Not At All Likely.
The survey of 1,000 U.S. Likely Voters was conducted on February 26-28, 2023 by Rasmussen Reports. The margin of sampling error is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Field work for all Rasmussen Reports surveys is conducted by Pulse Opinion Research, LLC. See methodology.
Seventy percent (70%) of Republicans, as well as 57% of both Democrats and unaffiliated voters believe it is at least somewhat likely that undercover government agents helped provoke the Capitol riot.
Forty-seven percent (47%) of all Likely Voters believe the special congressional committee that investigated the Capitol riot did a good or excellent job, while 38% rate the special committee as having done a poor job. While 66% of Democrats rate the so-called J6 committee as having done a good or excellent job with its investigation, only 26% of Republicans and 47% of unaffiliated voters share that opinion. Fifty-six percent (56%) of Republicans give the J6 committee investigation a poor rating, as do 20% of Democrats and 40% of unaffiliated voters.
More whites (34%) than black voters (11%) or other minorities (22%) give the J6 committee an excellent rating. Majorities of every racial category believe it is important that all the video from the Capitol riot be made available to the public. Likewise, majorities of every group – 61% of whites, 62% of black voters and 64% of other minorities – think it is at least somewhat likely that undercover government agents helped provoke the Capitol riot.
Fifty-seven percent (57%) of self-identified conservative voters say it is Very Likely that undercover agents helped provoke the riot, compared to 18% of moderates and 26% of liberals.
There is not much “gender gap” in these findings, except that men are somewhat more likely than women voters to rate the J6 committee as having done a poor job, while women voters are slightly more likely to suspect government agents helped provoke the Capitol riot.
Voters under 40 are more likely than their elders to suspect the Capitol riot was provoked by undercover agents. Older voters are more likely to rate the J6 committees as having done a poor job with its investigation of the riot.
Breaking down the electorate by income categories, voters earning more than $200,000 a year are most likely to rate the J6 committee as having done an excellent job, while those with annual incomes between $30,000 and $50,000 are most likely to give the committee a poor rating.
Among voters who think it is Very Likely that undercover government agents helped provoke the Capitol riot, 88% believe it is Very Important that the public have access to all the videos of the riot.
President Joe Biden’s strongest supporters are most pleased by the J6 committee’s investigation. Among voters who Strongly Approve of Biden’s job performance as president, 90% rate the special congressional committee as having done a good or excellent job investigating the Capitol riot. By contrast, among those who Strongly Disapprove of Biden’s performance, just four percent (4%) rate the J6 committee’s work good or excellent, while 81% give the committee a poor rating.
A majority of voters don’t think President Joe Biden has kept his campaign promise to unite Americans, and one-third endorse a GOP congresswoman’s recent call for a “national divorce” between red states and blue states.
Most voters give the federal government low ratings for its response to the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio.
https://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/biden_administration/61_believe_feds_helped_incite_capitol_riot
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I don't follow this as closely as some of you fellas but it seems as though a lot of Trump appointed judges have sent a lot of Jan Sixers to prison.
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I don't follow this as closely as some of you fellas but it seems as though a lot of Trump appointed judges have sent a lot of Jan Sixers to prison.
and the other Groomer is here....
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Nobody likes a thief. Whether it is Trumpturds stealing a badge or Trumpy trying to steal an election.
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Capitol rioter guilty of stealing badge from beaten officer
A New York man pleaded guilty on Friday to stealing a badge and radio from a police officer who was brutally beaten as rioters pulled him into the mob that attacked the U.S. Capitol over two years ago, court record show.
Thomas Sibick pleaded guilty to assault and theft charges for his role in the attack on Metropolitan Police Officer Michael Fanone during the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the Capitol.
U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson is scheduled to sentence Sibick on July 28. The judge allowed Sibick to remain free on bond until that hearing.
Estimated sentencing guidelines call for Sibick to receive a prison sentence ranging from a low of two years and nine months to a high of nearly six years, according to his plea agreement.
Rioters kicked, punched, grabbed and shocked Fanone with a stun gun after pulling him away from other officers who were guarding a tunnel entrance on the Capitol's Lower West Terrace. Another rioter threatened to take Fanone's gun and kill him.
Fanone's body camera captured Sibick removing the officer's badge and radio from his tactical vest during the mob's attack, according to a court filing accompanying his guilty plea.
Others in the crowd escorted Fanone back to the police line. Before FBI agents showed him the body camera video, Sibick initially denied assaulting Fanone and claimed that he tried in vain to pull the officer away from his attackers.
Sibick said he buried Fanone's badge in his backyard after returning home to Buffalo, New York. He returned the badge, but Fanone's $5.500 radio hasn't been recovered.
Other rioters have been charged with attacking Fanone, who lost consciousness and was taken to an emergency room.
Albuquerque Cosper Head, a Tennessee man who dragged Fanone into the crowd, was sentenced in October 2022 to seven years and six month in prison. During Head's sentencing, Fanone said the attack gave him a heart attack and a traumatic brain injury and ultimately cost him his career.
Kyle Young, an Iowa man who grabbed Fanone by the wrist and handed a stun gun to another rioter who used it on the officer, was sentenced in September 2022 to seven years and two months in prison.
A California man, Daniel Rodriguez, pleaded guilty in February to using a stun gun on Fanone during the attack. Rodriguez is scheduled to be sentenced on May 16.
Approximately 1,000 people have been charged with federal crimes related to the riot on Jan. 6, when the mob of Donald Trump supporters disrupted the joint session of Congress for certifying President Joe Biden's electoral victory. More than 500 of them have pleaded guilty, mostly to misdemeanors. Approximately 400 have been sentenced, with over half getting terms of imprisonment ranging from seven days to 10 years.
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Like most w/ 1-8th of a brain (at least) a lie, sick twisted narratives, etc... LOL
https://www.foxnews.com/media/tucker-carlson-releases-exclusive-jan-6-footage-says-politicians-media-lied-about-sicknick-qanon-shaman
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LURKER - owned
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LURKER - owned
He was owned 2 years 2 months ago when it happened…
Along with Agnostic, Strawman/“Wayne Tracker” and Prime
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Divisive commie liars...
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Divisive commie liars...
Just sickening
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"Owned"... LOL. Those jailbirds and their sentences say differently.
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"Owned"... LOL. Those jailbirds and their sentences say differently.
Owned...since day one
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&t=103s
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Leftists are melting down…
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Owned...since day one
According to the retard with no credibility and a track record for being wrong. ::)
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Leftists are melting down…
No one is melting done. Except you on this thread with your nonstop lies.
How does it feel that the entire time Tucker was breastfeeding you those "stolen election" lies, he believed the exact opposite in private?
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His new costume will be prison blues (or browns).
"I love the poorly educated". <-- hahaha truer words were never spoken.
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FBI Arrests 'Sedition Panda' Who Stormed Capitol On Jan. 6, 2021, In Costume
Sometimes, obstruction is a black-and-white case.
On Monday, FBI agents in Florida arrested Jesse James Rumson, who they claim stormed the U.S. Capitol while wearing a giant panda head, earning the monicker “Sedition Panda” in the process.
Rumson’s whereabouts on Jan. 6, 2021, weren’t particularly hard to track, thanks in no small part to the costume he wore off and on that day.
Federal officials also identified him thanks to his nose ring and a set of wooden rosary beads he carried, along with a silver flagpole and a “Don’t Tread on Me” flag.
In an affidavit filed last week, an FBI special agent testified that Rumson was among the first 20 rioters to enter the Capitol through a door on the building’s upper west terrace.
Security footage captured a man in a panda head entering the building shortly after the door was breached:
Once inside, Rumson apparently lost the panda head ― and gained a pair of handcuffs on his wrists. He then exited the Capitol building, and other rioters helped him to remove the handcuffs, according to photos.
The affidavit states that shortly thereafter, Rumson urged on other members of the mob and yelled at them to “GET A RAM!” as they breached a separate entry into the building.
Photos later show him among a crowd of rioters clashing with a police line as officers tried to clear the property. He appears to grapple with an officer, grabbing him by the head.
A tipster first alerted the FBI to Sedition Panda’s true identity in June 2021.
Rumson faces eight charges, including assaulting, resisting or impeding a police officer, obstructing law enforcement, and two separate counts related to acts of physical violence.
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https://search.yahoo.com/search?p=FBI+Arrests+%27Sedition+Panda%27+Who+Stormed+Capitol+On+Jan.+6%2C+2021%2C+In+Costume&fr=yfp-t&fr2=p%3Afp%2Cm%3Asb&ei=UTF-8&fp=1
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No one is melting done. Except you on this thread with your nonstop lies.
How does it feel that the entire time Tucker was breastfeeding you those "stolen election" lies, he believed the exact opposite in private?
Chuckles Schumer is pleading in the chamber “Rupert Murdoch must not let Tucker Carlson release any more footage” along with Kinzinger, Schiff for brains and every leftist pundit in the media and its fucking glorious
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Nothing says "innocent" like pulling a disappearing act before your court date. Pretty much guaranteed themselves a "no bail" situation when they are found and hauled in.
Can't figure out why they would run.... I mean, they were doing the right thing, right? They should be eager to get up in court and prove how patriotic they were.
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2 Capitol riot defendants sought by FBI after disappearing
The FBI is searching for a Florida woman who was supposed to stand trial Monday on charges stemming from the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol attack as well as another riot defendant who has also gone missing, officials said.
A federal judge in Washington issued bench warrants for the arrest of Olivia Pollock and Joseph Hutchinson III last week after the court was notified that they had tampered with or removed the ankle monitors that track their location, said Joe Boland, a supervisory special agent with the FBI's Lakeland, Florida office.
Boland said the FBI has recovered one of the defendants' ankle monitors after they removed it, but declined to say whether it was Pollock's or Hutchinson's. As of Monday afternoon, the FBI had not located either of them, he said.
Olivia Pollock, of Lakeland, is the sister of another Jan. 6 defendant, Jonathan Pollock, who has been on the lam for months. The FBI has offered a reward of up $30,000 in exchange for information leading to the arrest and conviction of her brother, who is accused of assaulting multiple police officers during the riot.
Olivia Pollock and Hutchinson were initially arrested in 2021 and charged in a five-person indictment with assaulting law enforcement and other crimes. Hutchinson is representing himself at trial, and an attorney appointed to assist him as standby counsel declined to comment on Monday.
Olivia Pollock's lawyer, Elita Amato, said Monday that her client “had been diligently assisting in her defense for her upcoming trial prior to her disappearance.”
Authorities encouraged anyone with information about their whereabouts to contact the FBI.
Olivia Pollock, who was wearing a ballistic plate-carrier vest during the riot, is accused of elbowing an officer in the chest and trying to strip the officer's baton away during the melee. Jonathan Pollock is accused of thrusting a riot shield into an officer's face and throat, pulling an officer down steps and punching others.
Authorities say Hutchinson pulled back a fence that allowed other rioters to swarm police trying to defend the Capitol, punched an officer and grabbed the sleeve of another before throwing the officer out of his way.
Hutchinson, who now lives in Georgia, was scheduled to face trial in August. The judge on Monday rescheduled Olivia Pollock's trial for August as well.
Also on Monday, a Colorado man pleaded guilty on to using a chemical spray to attack police officers who were trying to hold off the mob.
Robert Gieswein, of Woodland Park, Colorado, is scheduled to be sentenced on June 9. Estimated sentencing guidelines for Gieswein recommend a prison sentence ranging from three years and five months to four years and three months, according to his plea agreement.
Gieswein was wearing a helmet, flak jacket and goggles and carrying a baseball bat when he stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. He marched to the building from the Washington Monument with members of the far-right Proud Boys extremist group.
Gieswein repeatedly sprayed an “aerosol irritant” at police officers, pushed against a line of police and was one of the first rioters to enter the Capitol, according to a court filing accompanying his guilty plea to assault charges.
Federal authorities have said Gieswein appeared to be an adherent of the Three Percenters militia movement and ran a private paramilitary training group called the Woodland Wild Dogs.
Nearly 1,000 people have been charged so far in the riot. Sentences have ranged from probation for people who pleaded guilty to misdemeanor crimes to 10 years in prison for a retired New York Police Department officer who used a metal flagpole to assault an officer.
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https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=2+Capitol+riot+defendants+sought+by+FBI+after+disappearing#ip=1
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Chuckles Schumer is pleading in the chamber “Rupert Murdoch must not let Tucker Carlson release any more footage” along with Kinzinger, Schiff for brains and every leftist pundit in the media and its fucking glorious
The only thing glorious is your excuses on all of this.
You got all excited like this over Cyber Ninjas, Arizona, Nevada, Pillow Guy, Lake, etc... and it fizzled out and amounted to nothing. This will too. And then all that will be left is just more excuses from you.
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Chuckles Schumer is pleading in the chamber “Rupert Murdoch must not let Tucker Carlson release any more footage” along with Kinzinger, Schiff for brains and every leftist pundit in the media and its fucking glorious
Very sadly Politics has gone to shit - Its a Clown World.
Who knows what is & isn't Truth or facts anymore- There's so much lies & misinformation on all sides
& very clearly MSM is not remotely honest or reliable source of facts.
Who ever is pulling the political strings in most western countries is deliberately making a mockery of
All political persuasions .
Really is a big piss take of general population- just as they Did with the China Virus measures,
Have you seen the texts from UK's Matt Hancock & his pals in government openly laughing at what they were
Doing to the public & Going completely against the chief medical officers recommendations - hopefully
He will be arrested & his cohorts & Prosecuted & Prostituted - A complete bastard - he'd of fit right in with
Likes of Hitler / Stalin/ Mussolini etc.
I'm so fucked off with all the Lies & Falsehoods etc.
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Very sadly Politics has gone to shit - Its a Clown World.
Who knows what is & isn't Truth or facts anymore- There's so much lies & misinformation on all sides
& very clearly MSM is not remotely honest or reliable source of facts.
Who ever is pulling the political strings in most western countries is deliberately making a mockery of
All political persuasions .
Really is a big piss take of general population- just as they Did with the China Virus measures,
Have you seen the texts from UK's Matt Hancock & his pals in government openly laughing at what they were
Doing to the public & Going completely against the chief medical officers recommendations - hopefully
He will be arrested & his cohorts & Prosecuted & Prostituted - A complete bastard - he'd of fit right in with
Likes of Hitler / Stalin/ Mussolini etc.
I'm so fucked off with all the Lies & Falsehoods etc.
Who gives a fuck what you think. You are not American. You can't vote. The fuck you think anyone cares about your opinion?
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Coach or someone could you tell me if The instant message from the Rabid Pavlov's Dog
Fag.got Boy Bob AKA LurkingForCock is a quote / reply to me ??
Only the Pedo is of so little importance to me he's on block 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
So if the Retarded Pedo LurkingForBoys did reply or quote me - It goes to show his IDS
& His Well Trained Pavlov's Dog Response 🤣😂🤣😂🤣 wPoof wpoof
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You know what it is. You can see it. Otherwise you wouldn't have known I quoted you.
Why do you lie so much? Pathetic geezer.
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You know what it is. You can see it. Otherwise you wouldn't have known I quoted you.
Why do you lie so much? Pathetic geezer.
Says the Child Grooming piece of shit.... ::)
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Says the Child Grooming piece of shit.... ::)
Just ignore the Fag.got Pedo - Aka LurkingForBoys
Put him on block like I have , by chance did he reply / quote my post by any chance 😂🤣😂🤣😂
IF he did you've got to wonder WTF is the matter with him - untold & undiagnosed mental illness.
Just how many does he argue with & call liars / fake / etc yet he still carries on replying to them , 🤔 Hmmm
You'd of thought if he had a fragment of a brain he'd ignore them. 🤷🏻♂️
Just not to bright is he.
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I only call you a liar. Because you were exposed as one. Mr. Fake Citizenship Killer. ::)
What a pathetic life you must have had to reach 62 years old and have to try to impress strangers on the internet with your lies that get exposed so easily.
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How friggin convenient... tons of racist comments, slurs, completely overlooked by the moderators but this "Princess" moderator is suddenly concerned about siting sources. Can you say "Hypocrite"?
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How friggin convenient... tons of racist comments, slurs, completely overlooked by the moderators but this "Princess" moderator is suddenly concerned about siting sources. Can you say "Hypocrite"?
I'd of thought you'd be all for hypocrisy as so many Liberal Leftist Democrats do it all the time,
Whats the problem then ?
Is Princess not? Iiberal leftist democrat ? Is that it. ?
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😆🤣😂
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The only thing glorious is your excuses on all of this.
You got all excited like this over Cyber Ninjas, Arizona, Nevada, Pillow Guy, Lake, etc... and it fizzled out and amounted to nothing. This will too. And then all that will be left is just more excuses from you.
Awww..c’mon. Leave the my pillow guy alone. Just because you’re not hearing about it doesn’t mean it “fizzled out”. But you keep hoping, Junior 😂
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Awww..c’mon. Leave the my pillow guy alone. Just because you’re not hearing about it doesn’t mean it “fizzled out”. But you keep hoping, Junior 😂
Two retards with a combined IQ still lower than room temp.
It's fizzled. Just like your excuses.
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Even the Turtle can't get on board with the current bullshit.
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McConnell says Fox News made ‘a mistake’ by underplaying violence of Jan. 6
Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.) says Fox News made “a mistake” by depicting Jan. 6, 2021, as a largely peaceful if chaotic protest, a revision of history that the Capitol Police chief criticized as “offensive” and “misleading.”
McConnell told reporters that he endorsed Police Chief Tom Manger’s criticism that Fox host Tucker Carlson “cherry-picked” calmer moments from the violent day failed to provide context about the chaos and violence that happened in the Capitol.
“With regard to the presentation on Fox News last night, I want to associate myself entirely with the opinion of the chief of the Capitol police about what happened on Jan. 6,” McConnell told reporters Tuesday, holding up a copy of the police chief’s statement.
McConnell said “my concern is how it was depicted” on Carlson’s highly rated show.
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Alexander Bolton
Tue, March 7, 2023 at 2:51 PM EST
Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.) says Fox News made “a mistake” by depicting Jan. 6, 2021, as a largely peaceful if chaotic protest, a revision of history that the Capitol Police chief criticized as “offensive” and “misleading.”
McConnell told reporters that he endorsed Police Chief Tom Manger’s criticism that Fox host Tucker Carlson “cherry-picked” calmer moments from the violent day failed to provide context about the chaos and violence that happened in the Capitol.
“With regard to the presentation on Fox News last night, I want to associate myself entirely with the opinion of the chief of the Capitol police about what happened on Jan. 6,” McConnell told reporters Tuesday, holding up a copy of the police chief’s statement.
McConnell said “my concern is how it was depicted” on Carlson’s highly rated show.
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“Clearly the chief of the Capitol Police, in my view, correctly described what most of us witnessed firsthand on Jan. 6,” he said.
“It was a mistake, in my view, [for] Fox News to depict this in a way completely at variance with what our chief law enforcement official here at the Capitol” described, McConnell said.
Manger, the police chief, said the commentary in Carlson’s show “was filled with offensive and misleading conclusions about the Jan. 6 attack.”
Carlson said on his show that describing Jan. 6 as a deadly insurrection is “a lie.”
“Very little about Jan. 6 was organized or violent,” he said after reviewing extensive video footage of the day provided exclusively to his show by Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.).
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https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=McConnell+says+Fox+News+made+%E2%80%98a+mistake%E2%80%99+by+underplaying+violence+of+Jan.+6
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Another criminal caught. :D Good times!
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Feds Ensnare Jan. 6 Rioter Dubbed ‘Spider-Nazi’
The Jan. 6 rioter dubbed “Spider-Nazi” has gotten himself caught in the FBI’s web.
Brandon Kelly Dillard, of Las Vegas, wore a Supreme spider web-patterned hoodie to the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, as he broke into the building alongside other Donald Trump supporters looking to overthrow the government, the feds said.
He’s now been arrested for knowingly entering and remaining in a building without lawful authority, disorderly conduct of government business, and uttering “loud, threatening, or abusive” language at the Capitol building with the intent to disturb a session of Congress, according to a complaint.
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https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Feds+Ensnare+Jan.+6+Rioter+Dubbed+%E2%80%98Spider-Nazi%E2%80%99
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49 months! Now what? ;D
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Stark County man John Douglas Wright gets prison for taking part in 2021 U.S. Capitol riot
A Stark County man learned Monday he must spend 49 months in federal prison for his role in breeching the U.S. Capitol.
John Douglas Wright was sentenced in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia., more than two years after the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection.
Wright, a Plain Township resident, must report June 16 to begin serving his sentence.
During his plea hearing in August via teleconference, Wright told the court he used two buses he owns (charging 100 people $50 each) to travel to Washington to the "Steal the Vote" rally just outside the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6.
He and the group walked to the east side of the Capitol to the barricade line guarded by U.S. Capitol Police and of interfering with the certification of the Electoral College votes.
Wright said after pushing at the barricades, he pulled back, and opened a foldable chair so he could sit down. Wright said he needed to catch his breath because the group didn't immediately succeed.
Wright implied the barricades were breached while he was seated and catching his breath.
After the barricades went down, Wright admitted to joining the crowd and making his way inside. He said he smoked a cigarette in the rotunda and used social media before, during and after the confrontation.
A tip submitted to the FBI contained an attachment of a Facebook Live video, captioned "Doug Wright was Live." The video was from inside the U.S. Capitol Rotunda, with an individual shouting, "Yeah, this is what the inside looks like. We are in our house."
According to federal prosecutors, his statements on social media included: "Set on nice bench in rotunda and had a smoke," "Yesterday was a practice run," and "I think we need to make more home visits."
Wright acknowledged that windows were broken and members of law enforcement were assaulted but denied taking part in those aspects.
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https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Stark+County+man+John+Douglas+Wright+gets+prison+for+taking+part+in+2021+U.S.+Capitol+riot
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Two retards with a combined IQ still lower than room temp.
It's fizzled. Just like your excuses.
Yet still immensely higher than yours
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Yet still immensely higher than yours
^^ Evidence of the level of stupidity you possess. No one is surprised though. You remind us everyday.
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Tucker huh? The same one that breastfeed you silly lies that only retards believed while in private admitting he believed the exact opposite?
HAHAHAHHAA
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Tucker huh? The same one that breastfeed you silly lies that only retards believed while in private admitting he believed the exact opposite?
HAHAHAHHAA
Yes dipshit, he’s the one with the videos…keep up
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Yes dipshit, he’s the one with the videos…keep up
Tucker? The one who willingly lied in order to stoke retards like yourself. Sounds as credible as you do.
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saved by the MAGA hat , good thinking, if you can't beat em join em. smart.
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Imagine the whining fit Trumpy is having over Tuckers private words. Hahahaha
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Leftists are melting down…
You wish.
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You wish.
Oh really? Schumer was in Congress yesterday begging for Rupert Murdoch to stop Tucker Carlson from releasing any more video not to mention every leftist politician, pundit and bot on twitter.
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You wish.
He does wish!!!
Hysterical how the walls of Mara-Lardo must be covered in Heinz now after Tuckers betrayal came to light.
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He does wish!!!
Hysterical how the walls of Mara-Lardo must be covered in Heinz now after Tuckers betrayal came to light.
The low IQ childish bitch and his blabering, zero life loser ::)
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FBI agent caught lying on the stand and concealing evidence from defense attorneys.
This may be direct evidence of federal agents and informants involvement in the J6 “insurrection”
https://twitter.com/notbilly/status/1633884722635108353?s=46&t=XiPzOUmtpsEiVS5zhlJE2gAnd
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FBI agent caught lying on the stand and concealing evidence from defense attorneys.
This may be direct evidence of federal agents and informants involvement in the J6 “insurrection”
https://twitter.com/notbilly/status/1633884722635108353?s=46&t=XiPzOUmtpsEiVS5zhlJE2gAnd
Evidence was definately withheld.
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The libtards are melting down!
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The libtards are melting down!
Pretty sure it’s the exact opposite. But if you say so.
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Pretty sure it’s the exact opposite. But if you say so.
Yeah...not much which is why the Dems in the House select subcommittee drilled two journalists to give up their first amendment rights about the Twitter files that exposed most of the bullshit from the left. Not too much of a panic ::)
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Yeah...not much which is why the Dems in the House select subcommittee drilled two journalists to give up their first amendment rights about the Twitter files that exposed most of the bullshit from the left. Not too much of a panic ::)
Naw. Not much panic at all. Only idiots like you believe so.
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Are libtards still celebrating the illegal arrest and detention of American citizens that hold different political opinions?
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Naw. Not much panic at all. Only idiots like you believe so.
Here dipshit..
“Top Democrat On J6 Committee: We Actually Didn’t Review Any Of The Surveillance Video”
After Fox News host Tucker Carlson aired Capitol surveillance footage this week exposing yet more falsehood from the House Select Committee on Jan. 6 and leaving Democrats and their media allies irate, the committee chair on Wednesday said the panel never actually analyzed the crucial footage.
On Monday’s edition of “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” Fox News aired the footage of the riot on Jan. 6, 2021, undermining the select committee’s narrative of a “deadly insurrection.” Given access to the video by Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, Carlson’s team reviewed over 40,000 hours of footage, which offered proof the committee manipulated audio and video to dramatize the riot for its made-for-TV hearings in an election year.
But in a Wednesday night statement to CNN, select committee Chairman Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., claimed the panel never analyzed the blockbuster footage Fox News aired this week.
“I’m not actually aware of any member of the committee who had access,” Thompson said. “We had a team of employees who kind of went through the video.”
Hiring investigators who “kind of went through the video” doesn’t sound like a very thorough investigation.
However, Thompson’s admission that his committee lacked due diligence makes no sense. Since when do lawmakers have no access to the same material as their own staffers? Did none of the nine panel members view the footage that was played for the cameras? Does Thompson not know who had access to the tapes? Was it just the former television executives they hired to produce their show trials? Either Thompson is lying and knows exactly who had access, or he handed the key to Vice Chair Liz Cheney and had nothing to do with it while the committee leaked exclusives to CNN.
Thompson’s office did not immediately respond to The Federalist’s inquiries.
The committee clearly had access to the footage Carlson aired this week that contradicted the panel’s key narratives. After all, members of the committee endlessly bragged about how many documents, more than 35,000, investigators reviewed. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who used the committee to dodge responsibility for her own failure to secure the Capitol, just refused to make the tapes public — and after Carlson’s revelations, it’s clear why.
Carlson’s program showed that the man who became the face of the “insurrection,” known as the “QAnon Shaman,” was given VIP treatment by police. The tapes showed since-deceased Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick walking around “vigorously” after altercations with protesters who had allegedly murdered him. The footage also showed that mysterious rioter Ray Epps lied to congressional investigators about his whereabouts the day of the riot, yet the committee protected the “insurrectionist.”
On Monday, Carlson announced his team discovered proof that Democrats on Pelosi’s probe came across the same footage Fox made public.
“We can be sure because the footage contains an electronic bookmark that is still archived in the Capitol’s computer system,” said Carlson. “That means that investigators working for the Democratic Party saw this tape. They saw it, but they refused to release the tape to the public.”
Committee staffers even used some of the footage to show Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., allegedly fleeing the Capitol. All Carlson did was extend the footage a few seconds longer than what was televised in the committee’s show-trial hearings, and it became clear Hawley departed the Capitol along with other members of Congress. The clip published by the committee was always demonstrably dishonest.
https://thefederalist.com/2023/03/09/top-democrat-on-j6-committee-we-actually-didnt-review-any-of-the-surveillance-video/
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https://thefederalist.com/2023/03/06/newly-released-j6-tapes-show-capitol-police-giving-guided-tour-to-so-called-qanon-shaman/
https://thefederalist.com/2023/03/06/new-j6-tapes-show-brian-sicknick-walking-around-after-dems-claimed-he-was-murdered/
https://thefederalist.com/2023/03/06/tapes-show-ray-epps-lied-to-congress-about-whereabouts-during-jan-6-protests/
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Are libtards still celebrating the illegal arrest and detention of American citizens that hold different political opinions?
They don't care as long as they are in power.
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Oh really? Schumer was in Congress yesterday begging for Rupert Murdoch to stop Tucker Carlson from releasing any more video not to mention every leftist politician, pundit and bot on twitter.
Begging? Hardly. Schumer calling Fox, Tucker Carlson and Kevin McCarthy out is more like it. Fox and Tucker not only edited (handpicked) the clips aired, but Tucker also believed it necessary to explain what we were seeing, but then his show is an opinion show not a newscast so I guess he is entitled to his opinion no matter how wrong it is. Supposedly there are 40,000 hours of video. Tucker has an hour long show minus time for commercials.
Anyone with half a brain, doesn't take Tucker Carlson or his show seriously. He is an admitted liar.
According to statistics released by the Justice Department earlier Monday, more than 999 people are facing federal or local charges related to the January 6 attack, 326 of whom have been charged with assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers or employees.
According to the department, 140 officers were assaulted at the Capitol that day, including 60 Metropolitan Police officers and 80 Capitol police officers.
And 518 of those charged have pleaded guilty to various charges related to that day, including 60 defendants who have pleaded guilty to federal charges of assaulting officers. (of course those were peaceful assaults committed by folks simply touring the Capitol. ::) )
Federal prosecutors said in a court filing Tuesday that “nearly all” of the security footage played by Carlson was previously available to attorneys representing riot defendants. (Guess the defense attorneys neglected to show the same footage Tucker did in court or none of those charged would have pleaded guilty).
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https://thefederalist.com/2023/03/06/newly-released-j6-tapes-show-capitol-police-giving-guided-tour-to-so-called-qanon-shaman/
https://thefederalist.com/2023/03/06/new-j6-tapes-show-brian-sicknick-walking-around-after-dems-claimed-he-was-murdered/ Brian Sicknick wasn't walking around the next day when he had two strokes and died. Maybe those strokes were just coincidental. ::)
https://thefederalist.com/2023/03/06/tapes-show-ray-epps-lied-to-congress-about-whereabouts-during-jan-6-protests/
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Are libtards still celebrating the illegal arrest and detention of American citizens that hold different political opinions?
No we are celebrating the legal arrest and detention of criminal scum.
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They don't care as long as they are in power.
We don’t care as long as they are criminals.
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Begging? Hardly. Schumer calling Fox, Tucker Carlson and Kevin McCarthy out is more like it. Fox and Tucker not only edited (handpicked) the clips aired, but Tucker also believed it necessary to explain what we were seeing, but then his show is an opinion show not a newscast so I guess he is entitled to his opinion no matter how wrong it is. Supposedly there are 40,000 hours of video. Tucker has an hour long show minus time for commercials.
Anyone with half a brain, doesn't take Tucker Carlson or his show seriously. He is an admitted liar.
According to statistics released by the Justice Department earlier Monday, more than 999 people are facing federal or local charges related to the January 6 attack, 326 of whom have been charged with assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers or employees.
According to the department, 140 officers were assaulted at the Capitol that day, including 60 Metropolitan Police officers and 80 Capitol police officers.
And 518 of those charged have pleaded guilty to various charges related to that day, including 60 defendants who have pleaded guilty to federal charges of assaulting officers. (of course those were peaceful assaults committed by folks simply touring the Capitol. ::) )
Federal prosecutors said in a court filing Tuesday that “nearly all” of the security footage played by Carlson was previously available to attorneys representing riot defendants. (Guess the defense attorneys neglected to show the same footage Tucker did in court or none of those charged would have pleaded guilty).
Kinda flys in the face of the prosecutor…
https://thefederalist.com/2023/03/09/top-democrat-on-j6-committee-we-actually-didnt-review-any-of-the-surveillance-video/
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We don’t care as long as they are criminals.
You didn’t say about BLM and Antifa when they were burning cities you Marxist piece of shit
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Kinda flys in the face of the prosecutor…
https://thefederalist.com/2023/03/09/top-democrat-on-j6-committee-we-actually-didnt-review-any-of-the-surveillance-video/
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/03/j6-defendant-pete-schwartz-writes-speaker-mccarthy-requesting-access-to-j6-video-after-he-was-denied-the-evidence-during-trial/?fbclid=PAAaaMGwEEzxJCfwpvpX4bbdSug7rC_rgn9qeWbBXqrGRNnefI7nZeyEqmuR4
And quite honestly Prime, despite what you say. I think you did vote for Biden and are either ashamed or afraid to admit it.
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You didn’t say about BLM and Antifa when they were burning cities you Marxist piece of shit
Liar! Of course I did you fucking retard.
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Kinda flys in the face of the prosecutor…
https://thefederalist.com/2023/03/09/top-democrat-on-j6-committee-we-actually-didnt-review-any-of-the-surveillance-video/
I believe the term Bennie Thomson used was "analyzed" the videos and not simply reviewed them. While similar, analysis is much more in-depth than reviewing something. Also, it is not like the Committee was sequestered and could not view the video clips the public saw. Remember there are supposedly 40,000 hours of video. To watch that in its entirety would take more than 4 1/2 years @ 24 hours a day to see all 40,000 hours of it.
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I believe the term Bennie Thomson used was "analyzed" the videos and not simply reviewed them. While similar, analysis is much more in-depth than reviewing something. Also, it is not like the Committee was sequestered and could not view the video clips the public saw. Remember there are supposedly 40,000 hours of video. To watch that in its entirety would take more than 4 1/2 years @ 24 hours a day to see all 40,000 hours of it.
Well they best sit down & get comfortable & start watching all 40,000 hrs 😊👍🏻
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did they ever get the guy who defecated on the floor. ::) ??? ??? ??? ??? ???
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Well they best sit down & get comfortable & start watching all 40,000 hrs 😊👍🏻
Eventually, all 40,000 hours of video will get watched, most likely in bits and pieces by multiples of people. With that much video, one could craft any interpretation of what transpired leading up to, during and following the January 6, 2017, siege on the U.S. Capitol. Anyone who believes that the tiny portion of video aired on FOX with Tucker Carlson's acompaning one-sided narration tells the whole story of the events on that day is both incredibly gullible and as dumb as a stick.
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did they ever get the guy who defecated on the floor. ::) ??? ??? ??? ??? ???
Almost as bad as burning cars, destroying monuments, police stations, shooting people, taking over cities for months, raping, looting (you know, their right).
Biden shits all over the place, shit for shat tit for tat...
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They don't care as long as they are in power.
Exactly. They are power hungry and want to dominate anyone with a different opinion than their own.
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Eventually, all 40,000 hours of video will get watched, most likely in bits and pieces by multiples of people. With that much video, one could craft any interpretation of what transpired leading up to, during and following the January 6, 2017, siege on the U.S. Capitol. Anyone who believes that the tiny portion of video aired on FOX with Tucker Carlson's acompaning one-sided narration tells the whole story of the events on that day is both incredibly gullible and as dumb as a stick.
"One sided narration tells the whole story of the events on that day is both incredibly gullible and as dumb as a stick."
🤔 .............. Hmmmm Interesting
same could be said about those that followed the one sided "official" China Virus Narrative
Gullible & dumb as a stick. 😆👍🏻
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"One sided narration tells the whole story of the events on that day is both incredibly gullible and as dumb as a stick."
🤔 .............. Hmmmm Interesting
same could be said about those that followed the one sided "official" China Virus Narrative
Gullible & dumb as a stick. 😆👍🏻
old brainless Prime is just another zombie potato..
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"One sided narration tells the whole story of the events on that day is both incredibly gullible and as dumb as a stick."
🤔 .............. Hmmmm Interesting
same could be said about those that followed the one sided "official" China Virus Narrative
Gullible & dumb as a stick. 😆👍🏻
Yes, the same could be said about people who cling to just one narrative, that being that COVID was and still is a hoax, (played on the entire population of this planet). ;)
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Yes, the same could be said about people who cling to just one narrative, that being that COVID was and still is a hoax, (played on the entire population of this planet). ;)
Is there many that do believe the Virus wasn't real. ??
I don't know any that say the Virus wasn't real.
I'd say 99.9% of folk believe the Virus was real.
Still even those that say the Virus wasn't real & just made up hoax would appear normal
As They wouldn't of walked around advertising their Foolishness & Clown behaviour
As they didn't participated in any of that Nappy wearing etc behaviour.
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+1.... no wait, it's a +4 this time. Whoopsie!!
Not a critical thinking bone in the collective bodies here. El Lardo lied and these suckers now have records and convictions because they believed him. hahaha. DOJ kicking asses now. Where is Trumpy? No help with bail?
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4 found guilty of conspiracy in third Oath Keepers Jan. 6 trial
Four people associated with the far right Oath Keepers were convicted on Monday of conspiracy and obstruction charges stemming from the assault on the U.S. Capitol in the third trial involving the extremist group.
Sandra Parker, of Morrow, Ohio; Laura Steele, of Thomasville, North Carolina; William Isaacs, of Kissimmee, Florida and Connie Meggs, of Dunnellon, Florida were found guilty by a jury in Washington, D.C., of conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding and other felony charges.
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https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=4+found+guilty+of+conspiracy+in+third+Oath+Keepers+Jan.+6+trial#ip=1
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Is there many that do believe the Virus wasn't real. ??
I don't know any that say the Virus wasn't real.
I'd say 99.9% of folk believe the Virus was real.
Still even those that say the Virus wasn't real & just made up hoax would appear normal
As They wouldn't of walked around advertising their Foolishness & Clown behaviour
As they didn't participated in any of that Nappy wearing etc behaviour.
There is an old saying, 'Never judge a book by its cover'.
Some who thought or think the virus/pandemic is or was a hoax are also folks who post on Getbig.
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There is an old saying, 'Never judge a book by its cover'.
Some who thought or think the virus/pandemic is or was a hoax are also folks who post on Getbig.
and made posts about how they printed fake docs off at home so they could go NOWHERE and not have to "wear a nappy".
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and made posts about how they printed fake docs off at home so they could go NOWHERE and not have to "wear a nappy".
Worse, there is a Getbig poster who literally phoned the police threatening them with violence if they tried to make him wear a nappy. Or so it appeared in the video he sent me. I think he threatened to "slash their throats". Fortunately, he lives in a relatively small community where folks including the police likely know he has serious mental issues.
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Worse, there is a Getbig poster who literally phoned the police threatening them with violence if they tried to make him wear a nappy. Or so it appeared in the video he sent me. I think he threatened to "slash their throats". Fortunately, he lives in a relatively small community where folks including the police likely know he has serious mental issues.
Yeah... the same one that posted a photo of an unconscious female in his place that gave off absolute unhinged date rape vibes.
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There is an old saying, 'Never judge a book by its cover'.
Some who thought or think the virus/pandemic is or was a hoax are also folks who post on Getbig.
Who ? Who has said the actual virus was a Hoax ??
Please name them.
Yep & there's another old Saying
If it looks like a duck , walks like a duck , quacks like a duck its a Duck - only not for some folk nowadays
It could be A Man or a woman or all 3 at different times of the day 🤣😂🤣 🤡 Clowns .
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Worse, there is a Getbig poster who literally phoned the police threatening them with violence if they tried to make him wear a nappy. Or so it appeared in the video he sent me. I think he threatened to "slash their throats". Fortunately, he lives in a relatively small community where folks including the police likely know he has serious mental issues.
And - Many have serious mental issues - you have an issue with that. ??
Also have you forgotten how very many Scumbag cops behaved during lockk ups ??
Most cops have Mental Illness/ personality disorders were constantly seeing it day in day out.
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This is why most attorneys do not want to work with or represent this dumb ass.
Sounds like this attorney was actually smart enough to cover his ass so he wouldn't take the fall for the liar like some of the other ones did.
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Sources: Special counsel claims Trump deliberately misled his attorneys about classified documents, judge wrote
Prosecutors in the special counsel's office have presented compelling preliminary evidence that former President Donald Trump knowingly and deliberately misled his own attorneys about his retention of classified materials after leaving office, a former top federal judge wrote Friday in a sealed filing, according to sources who described its contents to ABC News.
Sources added that Howell also ordered Corcoran to hand over a number of records tied to what Howell described as Trump's alleged "criminal scheme," echoing prosecutors. Those records include handwritten notes, invoices, and transcriptions of personal audio recordings.
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Worse, there is a Getbig poster who literally phoned the police threatening them with violence if they tried to make him wear a nappy. Or so it appeared in the video he sent me. I think he threatened to "slash their throats". Fortunately, he lives in a relatively small community where folks including the police likely know he has serious mental issues.
Remind the group what else was in the video this poster sent you. ;D ;D ;D
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HAHAHAHAHA.... joined up and received criminal charges as a sign on bonus.
The REAL Oath Keepers are the people turning in these retards, the DOJ for arresting and prosecuting them and the judges for sentencing them. Not these pretend losers trying to play war against their own country.
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Former NC cop joined Oath Keepers days before Capitol riot. Now she faces prison.
A former North Carolina police officer, who joined the Oath Keepers militia group only days before the Capitol riot, was convicted Monday of conspiracy and obstruction charges tied to the violence.
Laura Steele of Thomasville was among a group of Oath Keepers who used a military “stack” formation to storm up the Capitol steps and into the congressional building on Jan. 6, 2021, photographs in court filings show.
On Monday, a Washington, D.C., jury convicted Steele and three co-defendants of conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding, a federal crime that carries up to 20 years in prison, multiple media outlets reported.
Steele, along with Sandra Parker, Connie Meggs and William Isaacs, was also found guilty of a host of lesser charges, including destruction of government property and conspiracy to prevent members of Congress from discharging their duties by certifying the results of the 2020 election.
The verdict is the government’s latest blow against the Oath Keepers, a right-wing militia group with strong N.C. ties that is accused of taking a leading role in planning and executing the Capitol attack.
The unprecedented violence, which was unleashed by a mob of Donald Trump supporters enraged by the former president’s baseless claims of a stolen election, has been tied to five deaths and injuries to some 140 police officers.
More than 1,000 arrests have been made in the two-year investigation of the riot.
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Well bless their hearts. A practicing criminal attorney. Hahahaha the irony. I bet he cries in court when the sentence comes down.
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Georgia attorney convicted on Jan. 6 charges
An attorney in Georgia has been convicted on charges in relation to his involvement in the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the Capitol.
William McCall Calhoun of Americus, Ga., was found guilty in a D.C. court of felony and multiple misdemeanor charges for his role in the Capitol insurrection, according to a Department of Justice news release.
Calhoun, 59, is a practicing criminal defense attorney in his home state.
According to court documents, local and federal law enforcement began receiving tips on Jan. 6 about Calhoun’s potential involvement in the Capitol insurrection, saying Calhoun posted on his social media accounts about certification of the Electoral College vote and the importance of physically being in D.C. on that day.
Authorities also obtained evidence from Calhoun’s social media accounts and his cellphone that showed he attended former President Trump’s “Stop the Steal” rally before making his way to the Capitol.
Authorities said that Calhoun walked up the west side of the Capitol grounds as smoke rose from the crowd and people were affected by tear gas, approaching the Senate wing door where he stated, “This is it. We’re storming the Capitol.”
Calhoun then entered through the broken Senate wing door as the alarm went off, walking through the Capitol and encountering a police line in the Crypt, going back and forth the Rotunda multiple times before ultimately leaving through the east side of the building.
A video also shows Calhoun among other rioters who pounded on doors and walls as they passed through lawmakers’ offices, with Calhoun stating in the video that the rioters were “looking for people.” The criminal defense attorney also made it outside of Rep. Nancy Pelosi’s (D-Calif.) office during his time at the Capitol, courts documents said.
In a Facebook post later that day, Calhoun wrote that, “Today the American People proved we have the power. We physically took control of the Capitol building in a hand to hand hostile takeover. We occupied the Capitol and shut down the Government – we shut down their stolen election shenanigans.”
Calhoun was arrested by authorities a week later in Macon, Ga.
Calhoun’s guilty verdict comes as authorities have arrested more than 999 people for their involvement in the Capitol insurrection, which resulted in the deaths of five people. More than 320 people have been charged with assaulting or impeding law enforcement on that day.
Calhoun, whose sentencing hearing is scheduled for July 6, faces a maximum 20-year prison sentence and could also receive potential financial penalties.
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Who ? Who has said the actual virus was a Hoax ??
Please name them.
Yep & there's another old Saying
If it looks like a duck , walks like a duck , quacks like a duck its a Duck - only not for some folk nowadays
It could be A Man or a woman or all 3 at different times of the day 🤣😂🤣 🤡 Clowns .
Ruben Mata, a fitness trainer in Stanton, California, was adamant that the coronavirus was not real. Most of what he had heard about the virus he’d gleaned from his friends at the gym, (He got this idea from his friends at the gym. LOL!)
Sean Patterson a 56-year-old truck driver St Joseph, Missouri said, “It’s a hoax. There’s no pandemic. As Trump said, how many millions die of flu?”
Nearly two years since the first COVID-19 case was detected, some people were still pushing the conspiracy theory that the pandemic is a hoax. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2022/01/05/fact-check-post-falsely-claims-covid-19-pandemic-isnt-real/9076551002/
In 2020 at a campaign rally in South Carolina Trump called the coronavirus “their new hoax.” “The Democrats are politicizing the coronavirus. They’re politicizing it.” Note: In response to this, Politifact and Snopes both claimed that he didn't technically call the virus a hoax.
Musician, renowned loudmouth, and staunch Trump supporter Ted Nugent tested positive for COVID-19 after writing off the pandemic — as a hoax.
Being a man, woman and a duck all in one day would be exhausting. It does throw into question whether that saying still stands. These days it might be more accurate to say if it look like a duck, quacks like a duck, and walks like a duck... I might actually be a chicken disguised in drag as a duck. Some trans women actually look like females. There are also females who successfully pull off looking like a man.
Nicole Maines: Get to know TV’s first transgender superhero
(https://media.cnn.com/api/v1/images/stellar/prod/180723081539-01-nicole-maines-0723.jpg?q=w_3600,h_2238,x_0,y_0,c_fill/w_1280)
Can you guess which photo is of Bob Dylan and which is of actress Cate Blanchett?
(https://i.prcdn.co/img?regionKey=k%2FEiHCC3INGWuUDc1Gdvbw%3D%3D)
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Remind the group what else was in the video this poster sent you. ;D ;D ;D
My guess is that there is no need to do this. I am pretty sure folks around here remember that insanity.
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My guess is that there is no need to do this. I am pretty sure folks around here remember that insanity.
Hahahaha. I bet he was generating some smoke with that adderall fueled strokefest.
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Ruben Mata, a fitness trainer in Stanton, California, was adamant that the coronavirus was not real. Most of what he had heard about the virus he’d gleaned from his friends at the gym, (He got this idea from his friends at the gym. LOL!)
Sean Patterson a 56-year-old truck driver St Joseph, Missouri said, “It’s a hoax. There’s no pandemic. As Trump said, how many millions die of flu?”
Nearly two years since the first COVID-19 case was detected, some people were still pushing the conspiracy theory that the pandemic is a hoax. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2022/01/05/fact-check-post-falsely-claims-covid-19-pandemic-isnt-real/9076551002/
In 2020 at a campaign rally in South Carolina Trump called the coronavirus “their new hoax.” “The Democrats are politicizing the coronavirus. They’re politicizing it.” Note: In response to this, Politifact and Snopes both claimed that he didn't technically call the virus a hoax.
Musician, renowned loudmouth, and staunch Trump supporter Ted Nugent tested positive for COVID-19 after writing off the pandemic — as a hoax.
Being a man, woman and a duck all in one day would be exhausting. It does throw into question whether that saying still stands. These days it might be more accurate to say if it look like a duck, quacks like a duck, and walks like a duck... I might actually be a chicken disguised in drag as a duck. Some trans women actually look like females. There are also females who successfully pull off looking like a man.
Nicole Maines: Get to know TV’s first transgender superhero
(https://media.cnn.com/api/v1/images/stellar/prod/180723081539-01-nicole-maines-0723.jpg?q=w_3600,h_2238,x_0,y_0,c_fill/w_1280)
Can you guess which photo is of Bob Dylan and which is of actress Cate Blanchett?
(https://i.prcdn.co/img?regionKey=k%2FEiHCC3INGWuUDc1Gdvbw%3D%3D)
Did or do the 2 you named post on Getbig ?? As you said some who claimed the Virus wasn't real posted on here .
The Pandemic bit - nope There was no pandemic - if it hadn't been for MSM / Governments & Alphabet groups saying & pushing that Agenda No one would've been remotely worried or even noticed/ thought there was a Deadly Virus
About - other than a strong Flu.
Pandemic Bollocks was all hype & propaganda- to achieve/ advance a few things , more state control, reduce use of
Cash , & bring in the Awful MRNA T.E.VACCINE that's caused so much damage & killed so many .
World politics has & is changing & Not for the Better of the general population,
Though I'm heartened to see there are huge numbers of folk out on the streets of France / Germany / Holland
Protesting & sadly having to deal / fight the establishment bully boys - cops 🤬🤬🤬
99% of them I can't stand & deserve a good kicking everyday- just to remind them what tyrannical bastards
They really are . 😊 Ahhh feeling better after getting that off my chest. 🤣😂🤣
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Yeah, yeah... blame it on the orange turd. That worked out great for you when you believed him when he said the election was stolen and when he said he would be helping you. This is hilarious. He tried to to use one of Trumpy's tactics and instead got himself Trumped even worse. Absolutely hilarious.
Maybe Trumpy should offer him a job when he gets out. Since he already lost two due to his criminal nature and charges.
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Trump 'tricked' me: Michigan man tries, but fails, to avoid prison in Jan. 6 attack
Anthony Puma admitted to breaking into the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, through a broken window, videotaping the melee on his GoPro camera and posting it to Facebook — but says President Donald Trump "tricked" him into rebelling that day — and he therefore shouldn't go to prison for it.
A judge disagreed.
Puma, a 50-year-old husband and father who now says he regrets his actions and has "disavowed" his support for Trump, will be in a federal prison for nine months for participating in the violent attack that sought to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election.
Puma had asked to be spared a prison sentence, but prosecutors argued he belonged behind bars for his actions.
On Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Paul Friedman sentenced Puma to nine months in prison, and ordered him to pay a $500 fine and $2,000 in restitution. Prosecutors were pushing for 15-21 months, noting Puma had cooperated with the FBI and pleaded guilty.
Puma, though, was hoping to serve his punishment at home and avoid a fine.
"I truly regret my actions. If I could go back in time, I would have stayed home with my wife," Puma wrote in a letter to the judge before his sentencing. "I have no excuse for my actions and I throw myself at the mercy of the court hoping for leniency."
According to court records, Puma blamed Trump for his actions that day.
Puma's lawyer also argued that Puma had "already suffered" in many ways since the attack, including getting fired from two jobs after word got out about his criminal charges. His lawyer also argued that Puma never destroyed any property, was "never violent" and "was horrified when he realized what he was a part of that day."
Prosecutors paint a different picture.
According to court filings by the government, here is what landed Puma in federal court:On Dec. 31, 2020, one week before the attack on the Capitol, Puma laid out his plan in a Facebook post: “On the 6th when we are all there in the capital [sic] and he [former President Trump] is givin [sic] his second term the people will see. Then you never know we might have to start killing some commie bastards. #stopthesteal.”
On Jan. 5, 2021, Puma again took to Facebook to reiterate his plan, this time in a message to a friend: “Tomorrow is the big day. Rig for Red. War is coming.”
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4 years!!! But really what can you expect from an idiot. What kind of dumb ass claims that they come with no intention to commit violence and but still had a gas mask and tactical gear only “because he feared a terrorist attack.” ::) Well, doesn't everyone bring their tact gear, zip ties, disco light, and mace on vacation? ::)
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Man gets 4 years for attacking police at Jan. 6 Capitol riot
A Virginia man who assaulted police with a stolen baton and used a flashing strobe light to disorient officers trying to defend the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021 was sentenced Tuesday to more than four years in prison.
Geoffrey Sills of Mechanicsville, Virginia, was convicted of assault with a dangerous weapon, obstruction of Congress and robbery for his role in the violence at the Capitol's Lower West Terrace tunnel, where police were beaten and crushed as as they tried to beat back the angry mob of President Donald Trump supporters.
The 31-year-old has already served a year and a half behind bars since his June 2021 arrest.
In a separate case on Tuesday, a judge declared a mistrial after jurors failed to reach an agreement on whether a man described as the Oath Keepers “operations leader” for Jan. 6 was guilty of obstruction. Michael Greene was acquitted of all other felony charges on Monday, but convicted of a misdemeanor offense. Greene is the only defendant in three trials involving more than a dozen members and associates of the far-right extremist group to not be convicted of a felony charge.
Sills — who arrived at the Capitol with a gas mask and goggles — threw several pole-like objects at police, stole a police baton from an officer and hit at least two officers with it, according to prosecutors. He also pointed a strobe light at a line of officers in the tunnel.
Sills posted videos of his actions and others on social media that day before deleting his account, prosecutors say. In one post — showing officers in riot gear — Sills wrote: “Visited the Capitol today.” In another post depicting rioters flooding into the the tunnel, he wrote: “Took a tour.”
U.S. District Judge Trevor McFadden found Sills guilty in August after a stipulated bench trial — an unusual legal proceeding in which defendants do not admit guilt to charges but agree with the government that certain facts are true.
Prosecutors had been seeking nine years behind bars, writing in court papers that Sills has “expressed little remorse and contrition." Prosecutors argued that his social media posts “were those of a man proud of his actions.”
Sills' attorney wrote in court papers that his client didn't come to Washington on Jan. 6 with any intention to commit violence and had a gas mask and tactical gear only “because he feared a terrorist attack.”
“He did not arrive that day planning or expecting to wreak violence. There is no evidence that he injured anyone. He went because his President asked him to. Once there, he stepped into a maelstrom not of his making," attorney John Kiyonaga wrote. An email seeking comment was sent to Kiyonaga after sentencing.
Sills is among roughly 1,000 people who have been charged with federal crimes in the riot that left dozens of police officers injured. More than 300 people have been charged with assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers, including more than 100 who have been charged with using a deadly or dangerous weapon or causing serious bodily injury.
More than half the Jan. 6 defendants have pleaded guilty, including more than 130 who have pleaded guilty to felony crimes. Of the 400 who have been sentenced, more than half have gotten terms of imprisonment ranging from seven days to 10 years, according to an Associated Press tally.
In the Oath Keepers case, jurors on Monday found four defendants guilty of conspiracy and obstruction: Sandra Parker, of Morrow, Ohio, Laura Steele, of Thomasville, North Carolina, William Isaacs, of Kissimmee, Florida, and Connie Meggs, of Dunnellon, Florida.
Sandra Parker’s husband, Bennie Parker, was acquitted Monday of obstruction as well as one conspiracy charge, and Greene was acquitted of two conspiracy charges. The judge instructed jurors to keep deliberating after they said they couldn’t reach a verdict on another conspiracy charge for Bennie Parker and the obstruction charge for Greene.
On Tuesday, the jury returned a guilty verdict for Bennie Parker on the other conspiracy charge, but deadlocked on the obstruction charge for Greene.
Greene, of Indianapolis, Indiana, said he wasn’t a dues-paying member of the Oath Keepers but worked essentially as a contractor, providing security services. He took the witness stand during the seditious conspiracy trial of Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes and told jurors that Rhodes asked him to come to Washington to help with security operations for events around the Capitol before the riot. Greene didn't go inside the Capitol and told jurors he never heard anyone discussing plans to do so.
Greene's attorney, William Shipley, said Tuesday that “the government's case was a farce," adding that “it made no sense and the jury saw it for what it was.”
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Nobody cares. Venezuelan trash. Hahahaha
Ewwww... I feel dirty knowing that you obsess over me all the time now. Third world stalker.
Straw/Lurker/WayneTracker,
The US isn't a third world country. It's called naturalized US citizenship, but you wouldn't know anything about that, you racist bastardo ignorante. :)
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Someone lost their password/ or took your advice & logged out not to return
"Wayne Tracker" is the Village Idiot.
Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Besides, my personal belief is anyone who holds a fundamentalist belief in any religion is mentally ill (for real) which again makes for a pointless discussion
LOL
Settle down Aunt Jemima
Pretty racist comment from a supposed non-racist liberal.
FYI - I don't discuss religion with my clients, just like I do discuss how often they bone their wives (or husbands).
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Hahahaha I am so far in this autistic assburp's head that he can't stop cutting and pasting his Wall O' Whine in threads I haven't even mentioned him in. This is why no one likes third world trash.
Total meltdown. :D
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Nobody cares. Venezuelan trash. Hahahaha
Ewwww... I feel dirty knowing that you obsess over me all the time now. Third world stalker.
Straw/Lurker/WayneTracker,
The US isn't a third world country. It's called naturalized US citizenship, but you wouldn't know anything about that, you racist bastardo ignorante. :)
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Where did Strawman account go ?
Someone lost their password/ or took your advice & logged out not to return
"Wayne Tracker" is the Village Idiot.
Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Besides, my personal belief is anyone who holds a fundamentalist belief in any religion is mentally ill (for real) which again makes for a pointless discussion
LOL
Settle down Aunt Jemima
Pretty racist comment from a supposed non-racist liberal.
FYI - I don't discuss religion with my clients, just like I do discuss how often they bone their wives (or husbands).
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Hahahaha I didn't even post that on this thread. Your obsession with me is pathetic. What a loser.
But here, just in case you forgot :
Nobody cares. Venezuelan trash. Hahahaha
Ewwww... I feel dirty knowing that you obsess over me all the time now. Third world stalker.
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Nobody cares. Venezuelan trash. Hahahaha
Ewwww... I feel dirty knowing that you obsess over me all the time now. Third world stalker.
Straw/Lurker/WayneTracker,
The US isn't a third world country. It's called naturalized US citizenship, but you wouldn't know anything about that, you racist bastardo ignorante. :)
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Where did Strawman account go ?
Someone lost their password/ or took your advice & logged out not to return
"Wayne Tracker" is the Village Idiot.
Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Besides, my personal belief is anyone who holds a fundamentalist belief in any religion is mentally ill (for real) which again makes for a pointless discussion
LOL
Settle down Aunt Jemima
Pretty racist comment from a supposed non-racist liberal.
FYI - I don't discuss religion with my clients, just like I do discuss how often they bone their wives (or husbands).
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He's stuck on stupid. LOL.
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Nobody cares. Venezuelan trash. Hahahaha
Ewwww... I feel dirty knowing that you obsess over me all the time now. Third world stalker.
Straw/Lurker/WayneTracker,
The US isn't a third world country. It's called naturalized US citizenship, but you wouldn't know anything about that, you racist bastardo ignorante. :)
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Where did Strawman account go ?
Someone lost their password/ or took your advice & logged out not to return
"Wayne Tracker" is the Village Idiot.
Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Besides, my personal belief is anyone who holds a fundamentalist belief in any religion is mentally ill (for real) which again makes for a pointless discussion
LOL
Settle down Aunt Jemima
Pretty racist comment from a supposed non-racist liberal.
FYI - I don't discuss religion with my clients, just like I do discuss how often they bone their wives (or husbands).
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Third world trash. Third world education. Third world autism.
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Nobody cares. Venezuelan trash. Hahahaha
Ewwww... I feel dirty knowing that you obsess over me all the time now. Third world stalker.
Straw/Lurker/WayneTracker,
The US isn't a third world country. It's called naturalized US citizenship, but you wouldn't know anything about that, you racist bastardo ignorante. :)
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Where did Strawman account go ?
Someone lost their password/ or took your advice & logged out not to return
"Wayne Tracker" is the Village Idiot.
Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Besides, my personal belief is anyone who holds a fundamentalist belief in any religion is mentally ill (for real) which again makes for a pointless discussion
LOL
Settle down Aunt Jemima
Pretty racist comment from a supposed non-racist liberal.
FYI - I don't discuss religion with my clients, just like I do discuss how often they bone their wives (or husbands).
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Third world trash. Third world education. Third world autism.
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Nobody cares. Venezuelan trash. Hahahaha
Ewwww... I feel dirty knowing that you obsess over me all the time now. Third world stalker.
Straw/Lurker/WayneTracker,
The US isn't a third world country. It's called naturalized US citizenship, but you wouldn't know anything about that, you racist bastardo ignorante. :)
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Where did Strawman account go ?
Someone lost their password/ or took your advice & logged out not to return
"Wayne Tracker" is the Village Idiot.
Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Besides, my personal belief is anyone who holds a fundamentalist belief in any religion is mentally ill (for real) which again makes for a pointless discussion
LOL
Settle down Aunt Jemima
Pretty racist comment from a supposed non-racist liberal.
FYI - I don't discuss religion with my clients, just like I do discuss how often they bone their wives (or husbands).
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He went and erased all his whining about being Venezuelan.
He's embarrassed.
hahahahahaha.
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Nobody cares. Venezuelan trash. Hahahaha
Ewwww... I feel dirty knowing that you obsess over me all the time now. Third world stalker.
Straw/Lurker/WayneTracker,
The US isn't a third world country. It's called naturalized US citizenship, but you wouldn't know anything about that, you racist bastardo ignorante. :)
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Where did Strawman account go ?
Someone lost their password/ or took your advice & logged out not to return
"Wayne Tracker" is the Village Idiot.
Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Besides, my personal belief is anyone who holds a fundamentalist belief in any religion is mentally ill (for real) which again makes for a pointless discussion
LOL
Settle down Aunt Jemima
Pretty racist comment from a supposed non-racist liberal.
FYI - I don't discuss religion with my clients, just like I do discuss how often they bone their wives (or husbands).
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Did or do the 2 you named post on Getbig ?? As you said some who claimed the Virus wasn't real posted on here .
The Pandemic bit - nope There was no pandemic - if it hadn't been for MSM / Governments & Alphabet groups saying & pushing that Agenda No one would've been remotely worried or even noticed/ thought there was a Deadly Virus
About - other than a strong Flu.
Pandemic Bollocks was all hype & propaganda- to achieve/ advance a few things , more state control, reduce use of
Cash , & bring in the Awful MRNA T.E.VACCINE that's caused so much damage & killed so many .
World politics has & is changing & Not for the Better of the general population,
Though I'm heartened to see there are huge numbers of folk out on the streets of France / Germany / Holland
Protesting & sadly having to deal / fight the establishment bully boys - cops 🤬🤬🤬
99% of them I can't stand & deserve a good kicking everyday- just to remind them what tyrannical bastards
They really are . 😊 Ahhh feeling better after getting that off my chest. 🤣😂🤣
It is good to read that you are feeling better after getting some of the stuff bringing you down off your chest. It is better to talk about whatever is bothering us than it is to hold it in which can cause folks to become emotionally constipated. A good bitch session is like a mental and emotional laxative.
Well, no, neither of the people I mentioned are Getbiggers that I know of. Of course, a lot of folks here are anonymous or they lie about their identity, so it is possible at least one of them has posted here. Having said that, I am relatively sure I read a post suggesting COVID was a hoax. Maybe like you just claimed, it was the pandemic that was referred to as a hoax.
To date there are nearly 7million deaths attributed to COVID worldwide. WHO estimates that seasonal influenza may result in 290,000-650,000 deaths each year due to respiratory diseases alone. The estimate does not take into account deaths from other diseases such as cardiovascular disease, which can be influenza related. On the high side this means nearly 2million died from the flu worldwide, less than a third of the number of COVID deaths during the same time span.
“What exactly is a pandemic?” According to the CDC, “a pandemic refers to a disease event in which there are more cases of a disease than expected spread over several countries or continents, usually involving person-to-person transmission and affecting a large number of people.” If this definition is correct, COVID certainly seems like a pandemic. Note, what does 'more cases than expected' mean exactly with regards to COVID? The CDC's statement is abstruse. Nobody that I know of predicted COVID or how many deaths were expected.
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It is good to read that you are feeling better after getting some of the stuff bringing you down off your chest. It is better to talk about whatever is bothering us than it is to hold it in which can cause folks to become emotionally constipated. A good bitch session is like a mental and emotional laxative.
Well, no, neither of the people I mentioned are Getbiggers that I know of. Of course, a lot of folks here are anonymous or they lie about their identity, so it is possible at least one of them has posted here. Having said that, I am relatively sure I read a post suggesting COVID was a hoax. Maybe like you just claimed, it was the pandemic that was referred to as a hoax.
To date there are nearly 7million deaths attributed to COVID worldwide. WHO estimates that seasonal influenza may result in 290,000-650,000 deaths each year due to respiratory diseases alone. The estimate does not take into account deaths from other diseases such as cardiovascular disease, which can be influenza related. On the high side this means nearly 2million died from the flu worldwide, less than a third of the number of COVID deaths during the same time span.
“What exactly is a pandemic?” According to the CDC, “a pandemic refers to a disease event in which there are more cases of a disease than expected spread over several countries or continents, usually involving person-to-person transmission and affecting a large number of people.” If this definition is correct, COVID certainly seems like a pandemic. Note, what does 'more cases than expected' mean exactly with regards to COVID? The CDC's statement is abstruse. Nobody that I know of predicted COVID or how many deaths were expected
Ha - I have so much more pent up Anger & frustration I'm like a ticking time bomb , & I'm not remotely
Joking - I'm a danger to myself & others around me. At the least I know I am & I'm trying to keep Myself under control.
As for anything the bunch of lying bastards at CDC & WHO have to say I don't believe a word of it
They've lost all credibility- Bollocks to their lies / propaganda & plucked out their Arse numbers .
There was no accurate recording of deaths during that time frame & virtually all deaths were attributed to the
China virus . Thats just absolutely ridiculous they didn't keep accurate records , it was done like that just to
Hideously increase the Scare factor of China virus so Sheep like folk would go take an untested
MRNA T.E.Vaccine & They Did. .
No I didn't think those 2 you mentioned posted on getbig - I was referring to anyone on here who said the
Virus wasn't real.
As I said previously if it hadn't been splashed across MSM 24/7 No one would've been remotely aware or
Alarmed- there was another Virus about - Folk weren't bringing out the dead from their homes in Droves,
Very few know anyone who did die of just the Virus.
Fake bullshit made up "Pandemic" it most definitely was.
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Poor lurker, hasn't been able to live a normal life since 2016 when Trump took up space in his head.
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Poor lurker, hasn't been able to live a normal life since 2016 when Trump took up space in his head.
Poor Fetter, hasn't been able to live a normal life since God shaped his head like a dildo so he could stick it up Trumpy's ass in 2016.
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Ray Epps... Ray Epps.... Ray Epps...
About to fuck up those wet dreams for the Trumpturds that keep parroting that little CT.
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Pro-Trump protester Ray Epps seeks retraction of conspiracy theory from Tucker Carlson
An Arizona man at the center of a right-wing conspiracy theory about the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol attack on Thursday called on Fox News host Tucker Carlson to publicly retract his “false and defamatory statements” alleging that he was secretly working with the federal government during the attack.
Ray Epps became a target of far-right allegations that claimed he was working with the federal government and sought to provoke violence during the Capitol attack.
In a letter to Carlson and Fox News general counsel Bernard Gugar, Michael Teter, a lawyer for Epps, said the Fox News host “persists with his assault on the truth” by pushing “fanciful notions” regarding Epps’ involvement in the Capitol attack that have “demonstrably (and already proven to be) false.”
Teter demanded that Carlson and Fox News publicly retract the claim that Epps was working for the federal government during the events of Jan. 6, 2021, and the claim that Epps “acted as an instigator or provocateur of the insurrection.”
“We expect that you will give the same airtime in retracting these falsehoods as you spent amplifying them,” Teter wrote. “Further, Mr. Carlson and Fox News must issue a formal on-air apology for the lies you have spread about Mr. Epps.”
Teter said that Epps and his wife have been “subjected to threats, intimidation and harassment, resulting in significant economic and emotional damages” as a result of Carlson and other Fox News hosts promoting the conspiracy theory.
Teter noted that Carlson and other Fox News officials are currently under scrutiny over Dominion Voting Systems’ $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against the network. Dominion, which sued Fox in March 2021, accuses the network of defamation and alleges it boosted conspiracy theories it knew were false, including that Dominion equipment was used to rig the 2020 election for Joe Biden.
Arguments in the Dominion case were heard in hearings this week on dueling motions seeking pretrial rulings. A judge will soon decide how much of Dominion’s case heads to a jury next month.
“Recent revelations from the Dominion Voting lawsuit may help explain why Fox News has allowed the falsehoods about Mr. Epps to continue to spread, and be amplified, through its network,” Teter wrote. “But fear of losing viewers by telling them the truth is not a defense to defamation and false light.”
A spokesperson for Fox News did not immediately respond to NBC News’ request for comment.
Epps was seen on video the night of Jan. 5, 2021 asking other people to “go into the Capitol” the next day before others began chanting “Fed, Fed, Fed” at him. In video from Jan. 6, Epps shouted to those nearby: “OK, folks, spread the word! As soon as the president is done speaking, we go to the Capitol. The Capitol is this direction,” PolitiFact reported.
The video gained significant attention among some prominent conservatives in Congress. In addition to being spread by Fox News, the Epps conspiracy theory was featured in right-wing outlets such as One America News and Carlson’s Jan. 6 documentary series “Patriot Purge.”
The House committee that investigated the Capitol attack in the last Congress dismissed the Epps conspiracy theory. The panel last year said Epps told committee members in an interview that he was not a federal agent.
Epps also told the committee that the “crazy” conspiracy theories he is a target of have torn apart his life. He said that he received death threats, his business suffered, people have shown up at his house and his grandchildren were being “picked on at school” because of the allegations.
“We had a tour bus come by our home and our business with all these whacked out people in it,” Epps said in an interview with the Jan. 6 committee. “There are good people out there that was in Washington. Those aren’t the people that’s coming by our house. This attracts — when they do this sort of thing, this attracts all the crazies out there.”
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Straw/Lurker/WayneTracker,
Why are you so obsessed with where I was born and with where I live, you creepy SOB stalker?
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Where did Strawman account go ?
Someone lost their password/ or took your advice & logged out not to return
"Wayne Tracker" is the Village Idiot.
Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Besides, my personal belief is anyone who holds a fundamentalist belief in any religion is mentally ill (for real) which again makes for a pointless discussion
LOL
Settle down Aunt Jemima
Pretty racist comment from a supposed non-racist liberal.
FYI - I don't discuss religion with my clients, just like I do discuss how often they bone their wives (or husbands).
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Add one more to the list of idiots who fell for the Big Lie. She "wanted to be somebody". Well now she is. A criminal and prisoner. The only bigger idiot is her fiance for still wanting to marry her and portraying her as the victim here.
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Far-right 'Groyper' Riley Williams set to be sentenced for storming Capitol on Jan. 6
A far-right extremist who was "obsessed" with white nationalist Nick Fuentes and is set to be sentenced Thursday for storming the U.S. Capitol and directing a mob toward the office of then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, where another rioter stole a laptop.
Riley Williams, federal prosecutors argued at trial in November, "led an army" up a set of stairs toward Pelosi's office and was present when rioters swiped the laptop that the California Democrat kept in her conference room and used for “all her Zoom meetings."
Williams’ federal public defender Lori Ulrich said that while Williams might have “distasteful” beliefs, she was a young woman equipped with only a “cell phone and her fuzzy zebra bag” who even posted at one point that she was “STORMING THE WHITE HOUSE” when she was, in fact, in the legislative branch. Williams, her defense argued, “wanted to be somebody.”
Williams was ultimately convicted on six counts: felony civil disorder, resisting and impeding certain officers, and four misdemeanor charges. The jury deadlocked on a count of obstruction of an official proceeding as well as on the question of whether Williams aided and abetted the theft of Pelosi’s laptop.
U.S. District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson, who will sentence Williams on Thursday, ordered Williams remanded after the verdict, saying she had “no confidence whatsoever” that Williams had respect for the rule of law.
Federal prosecutors sought 87 months, or more than seven years, in federal prison for Riley, arguing that such a sentence would hold her accountable "for her outsized and chilling participation in — and furtherance of — the chaos and violence" at the Capitol on Jan. 6.
“Everywhere she went, Williams acted as an accelerant, exacerbating the mayhem. Where others turned back, she pushed forward. When officers blocked her path, she recruited other rioters, especially larger men wearing helmets and body armor, gathered them together, and pushed them forward like a human battering ram, using the mob as a weapon to break through the police lines. The officers she faced off with were among those injured,” they wrote in a sentencing memo.
“Then, in the 12 days between the riot and her arrest on January 18, 2021, Williams repeatedly destroyed evidence and tried to evade law enforcement officials: She deleted her social media and communication accounts, instructed others to delete messages and take down videos from the internet, reset her iPhone, switched cellular phones, and used advanced software to wipe her computer,” they wrote.After storming Pelosi's office, Williams yelled at officers inside the Capitol rotunda, “F--k you. We’ll remember your f-----g face," and "You’re a traitor. You’re a traitor to this country," prosecutors said. She later bragged that she was "right in front of the police calling them traitors" and that she pushed up against police. Williams spent about 90 minutes inside the building, and then climbed on top of a tactical police vehicle when she left, they wrote.
“I’ve been told what I did was wrong by everybody but in my heart and soul I know what we did was patriotic and what is right and anybody who says otherwise should be condemned," Williams wrote to her dad, who traveled with her to D.C., on Jan. 14, 2021, prosecutors said.
Williams' attorneys requested a sentence of one year and a day in federal prison.
"A sentence of 12 months and 1 day is reflective of the seriousness of Ms. Williams’ conduct of January 6th and provides just punishment for what she did on that day," they wrote. "It also is reflective of Ms. Williams’ characteristics — particularly her youth and lack of appropriate parental guidance, and takes into account that she has no criminal history."
In a letter to the court, Williams' fiancé said that Williams was "addicted to the internet" before Jan. 6 and "seeking attention and [affirmation] from anyone she could." She became a better Christian, he wrote, and now just wanted to be "a mother, wife, and a servant to God." She wants to homeschool her kids, Ian Hoyt Franz wrote, and teach them to be "virtuous, honorable, and loving." She also wants to raise sheep for their wool and cows for milk.
"When Riley is finally done and able to return home I plan on marrying her and starting a life together. Buying some land and getting her those sheep," Franz wrote. "How much more does she have to go through? I don't know how long Riley needs to be away for, but no matter the time me and her family will patiently wait for her release."
Her mother wrote Williams "longs for a simple life" and that her dream is to have "a home on a large plot of land, a large family, lots of vegetables and fruits growing in a garden, and farm animals to raise for their own consumption."
Williams, her mother wrote, "realized what a blessing it was to be forced off the internet" after she was arrested and "found other interests, such as crocheting."
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Straw/Lurker/WayneTracker,
Why are you so obsessed with where I was born and with where I live, you creepy SOB stalker?
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Where did Strawman account go ?
Someone lost their password/ or took your advice & logged out not to return
"Wayne Tracker" is the Village Idiot.
Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Besides, my personal belief is anyone who holds a fundamentalist belief in any religion is mentally ill (for real) which again makes for a pointless discussion
LOL
Settle down Aunt Jemima
Pretty racist comment from a supposed non-racist liberal.
FYI - I don't discuss religion with my clients, just like I do discuss how often they bone their wives (or husbands).
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No grace. No forgiveness. Just prison. Which, all told, 14 days is not bad.
Props to this man though. He didn't cry. He didn't blame Trumpy. He didn't blame anyone else. He took responsibility. He fucked up and made a bad decision.
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‘I’m flawed, I need grace and forgiveness.’ Missouri man sentenced in Capitol riot
A Missouri man who told a federal judge that “I take full responsibility” for breaching the Capitol in the early minutes of the Jan. 6 riot was sentenced Tuesday to 14 days in prison and fined $500.
Joshua Dressel, 33, of Jefferson County, also must pay $500 restitution for the nearly $2.9 million in losses the government said were sustained in the riot. The sentence, which did not include probation, was handed down by Judge Christopher R. Cooper in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.
Dressel pleaded guilty in August to parading, demonstrating or picketing in the Capitol building. He faced a maximum penalty of six months in prison and a $5,000 fine. The government had asked for a sentence of 45 days of incarceration followed by three years’ probation, 60 hours of community service and $500 restitution.
In a letter to the judge filed last week, Dressel apologized for his actions.
“I’m aware of the gravity of this day, my actions, and implications it will have on our country,” he wrote. “I was there that day to protest and have my voice heard on election integrity and a hopeful investigation on any irregularities. In hindsight my entrance in the capitol building was regretful, as it wasn’t conducive to change that I was protesting for.
“I do not feel morally justified and I take full accountability for those actions and my involvement. I was not coerced into going into the capitol and I did not get ‘caught up’ in the moment. I take full responsibility for the charge against me and all the decisions I made that day.”
Dressel is the 15th Missouri resident to be sentenced of the 25 who have been charged in connection with the Capitol riot.
Prosecutors said Dressel, from eastern Missouri, traveled to Washington, D.C., in early January 2021 to protest Congress’ certification of the Electoral College vote. After attending former President Donald Trump’s “Stop the Steal” rally on Jan. 6, the government said, Dressel and others gathered on the west side of the Capitol.
Dressel witnessed the chaos and violence against police officers on the West Plaza of the Capitol grounds and watched other rioters topple barricades, climb scaffolding, scale walls and struggle with police, the government said in its sentencing memorandum filed with the court.
He then climbed up overturned metal bike racks to the top of a 10-foot high banister along a staircase that led to the Upper West Terrace and the Capitol building and directed and assisted other rioters in scaling the banister, the document said. After that, he climbed the stairs to the Upper West Terrace outside the Senate Wing Doors, entering about 2:15 p.m. — two minutes after the doors had been breached.
Dressel was in the first wave of protesters who entered the Crypt and clashed with police there, the government said.
“He walked around for about 20 minutes in a variety of different areas within the Capitol, and then he ultimately exited through a broken door about 20 minutes after his initial entry into it.”
Dressel remained on the Capitol grounds until about 4 p.m., the government’s memorandum said. He later deleted videos of the Capitol attack from his cellphone and Facebook account, downplayed his illegal conduct during an interview with FBI agents and “has not sincerely expressed genuine remorse for his conduct on January 6,” the filing said.
Records obtained through a search warrant of Dressel’s Facebook account showed that he had told someone on Facebook Messenger about being in the Capitol that day, the charging documents said.
In one message, posted at 5:45 p.m. on Jan. 6, Dressel said, “First 20 or so to break into the Capitol.” The recipient responded, telling Dressel that “You guys are true patriots!!!!” and that they “should be“ (expletive deleted) proud of yourselves.”
The two then discussed a video Dressel had posted on Facebook that showed him in the Capitol, the document said.
“Just went to show the wife the video of you guys in the capitol,” the person wrote. “I see ya deleted it. Smart move lol.”
Dressel responded: “Lol I’m proud to say I was a voice of reason in there trying to stop the crazy (expletive deleted) and calm things down.”
Dressel was arrested in July 2021 and charged with entering and remaining in a restricted building and grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building and grounds; violent entry and disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; and parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building. All of the charges were misdemeanors.
The government agreed to drop three of the charges in exchange for his guilty plea to the parading count.
Dressel’s sentencing memorandum filed with the court said his time in the Capitol was brief and that while inside, he did not engage in any destructive or violent activity.
During that time, the document said, “Not only did Dressel attempt to clean up some of the debris left on the floor in the Capitol but he took steps to affirmatively hold parts of the crowd back to protect police officers inside the Crypt area and return a stolen police shield to police officers.”
The memorandum included a series of screenshots from Capitol surveillance footage that he says show him picking up discarded water bottles and standing between rioters and police.
“These affirmative acts by Dressel, together with the fact that his presence in the Capitol was brief, evidence the fact that Dressel’s participation in entering the Capitol was a major misstep and one he sought to correct by protecting and assisting the police and by promptly leaving the Capitol building,” the document said.
In his letter to the judge, Dressel said the events and aftermath of Jan. 6 “have dramatically changed my life.”
“I do NOT believe that I’m a victim and I feel disingenuous to speak on how this case and my actions have affected me,” he wrote. Instead, he said, he wanted to focus on how his actions had affected others.
“Unfortunately, the impact of that day and my involvement has left my family, wife, and kids, in a vulnerable spot,” he said. “...My Family has been exposed to the struggles, embarrassment and conflict that has followed.”
His actions have affected friends and those he works with as well, he said.
“The consequences have been felt down to colleagues and mentors that have felt unfair pressure from the situation,” he said. “My clients and contractors have been subject to all the mess that has occurred and the changes that needed to be made to deal with repercussions of those events.”
Dressel said he owns a small company “that cannot run without me” and is the sole provider for his family. A jail sentence, he said, “would most undoubtedly hinder me providing for my four kids and wife.”
The “most unfortunate and personally the hardest” issue to reflect on, Dressel wrote, “is the American people.”
“In our current political landscape, Jan. 6 has done nothing but divide both sides of the (aisle) even more (media and propaganda on both sides didn’t help),” he said. “Not to mention January 6th will more than likely lead to more oversight to American Citizens and possibly loss of liberties. My name is attached to that day and it weighs on me, I do not want to be associated with division and strife.”
He said he worked hard to be a decent man.
“Unfortunately, decency and hard work doesn’t save the soul, or keep me from bad judgments, errors, or wrongs,” he wrote. “I’m flawed, I need grace and forgiveness (much more than the next guy) and I’m thankful through Christ Jesus that I have that.”
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Where did Strawman account go ?
Someone lost their password/ or took your advice & logged out not to return
"Wayne Tracker" is the Village Idiot.
Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Besides, my personal belief is anyone who holds a fundamentalist belief in any religion is mentally ill (for real) which again makes for a pointless discussion
LOL
Settle down Aunt Jemima
Pretty racist comment from a supposed non-racist liberal.
FYI - I don't discuss religion with my clients, just like I do discuss how often they bone their wives (or husbands).
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"Wayne Tracker" is the Village Idiot.
Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Pretty racist comment from a supposed non-racist liberal.
Ha ha ha
:D ;D :D ;D :D :D
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Ha - I have so much more pent up Anger & frustration I'm like a ticking time bomb , & I'm not remotely
Joking - I'm a danger to myself & others around me. At the least I know I am & I'm trying to keep Myself under control.
As for anything the bunch of lying bastards at CDC & WHO have to say I don't believe a word of it
They've lost all credibility- Bollocks to their lies / propaganda & plucked out their Arse numbers .
There was no accurate recording of deaths during that time frame & virtually all deaths were attributed to the
China virus . Thats just absolutely ridiculous they didn't keep accurate records , it was done like that just to
Hideously increase the Scare factor of China virus so Sheep like folk would go take an untested
MRNA T.E.Vaccine & They Did. .
No I didn't think those 2 you mentioned posted on getbig - I was referring to anyone on here who said the
Virus wasn't real.
As I said previously if it hadn't been splashed across MSM 24/7 No one would've been remotely aware or
Alarmed- there was another Virus about - Folk weren't bringing out the dead from their homes in Droves,
Very few know anyone who did die of just the Virus.
Fake bullshit made up "Pandemic" it most definitely was.
Jesus dude - if you're serious then seek some help
Why in the world would you be so wound up 3 years later
The first story I remember about Covid was all those bodies being piled up in churches in Italy in March of 2020
It only SkyNews in Australia hadn't reported on this then .....???
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Ray Epps... Ray Epps.... Ray Epps...
About to fuck up those wet dreams for the Trumpturds that keep parroting that little CT.
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Pro-Trump protester Ray Epps seeks retraction of conspiracy theory from Tucker Carlson
An Arizona man at the center of a right-wing conspiracy theory about the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol attack on Thursday called on Fox News host Tucker Carlson to publicly retract his “false and defamatory statements” alleging that he was secretly working with the federal government during the attack.
Ray Epps became a target of far-right allegations that claimed he was working with the federal government and sought to provoke violence during the Capitol attack.
In a letter to Carlson and Fox News general counsel Bernard Gugar, Michael Teter, a lawyer for Epps, said the Fox News host “persists with his assault on the truth” by pushing “fanciful notions” regarding Epps’ involvement in the Capitol attack that have “demonstrably (and already proven to be) false.”
Teter demanded that Carlson and Fox News publicly retract the claim that Epps was working for the federal government during the events of Jan. 6, 2021, and the claim that Epps “acted as an instigator or provocateur of the insurrection.”
“We expect that you will give the same airtime in retracting these falsehoods as you spent amplifying them,” Teter wrote. “Further, Mr. Carlson and Fox News must issue a formal on-air apology for the lies you have spread about Mr. Epps.”
Teter said that Epps and his wife have been “subjected to threats, intimidation and harassment, resulting in significant economic and emotional damages” as a result of Carlson and other Fox News hosts promoting the conspiracy theory.
Teter noted that Carlson and other Fox News officials are currently under scrutiny over Dominion Voting Systems’ $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against the network. Dominion, which sued Fox in March 2021, accuses the network of defamation and alleges it boosted conspiracy theories it knew were false, including that Dominion equipment was used to rig the 2020 election for Joe Biden.
Arguments in the Dominion case were heard in hearings this week on dueling motions seeking pretrial rulings. A judge will soon decide how much of Dominion’s case heads to a jury next month.
“Recent revelations from the Dominion Voting lawsuit may help explain why Fox News has allowed the falsehoods about Mr. Epps to continue to spread, and be amplified, through its network,” Teter wrote. “But fear of losing viewers by telling them the truth is not a defense to defamation and false light.”
A spokesperson for Fox News did not immediately respond to NBC News’ request for comment.
Epps was seen on video the night of Jan. 5, 2021 asking other people to “go into the Capitol” the next day before others began chanting “Fed, Fed, Fed” at him. In video from Jan. 6, Epps shouted to those nearby: “OK, folks, spread the word! As soon as the president is done speaking, we go to the Capitol. The Capitol is this direction,” PolitiFact reported.
The video gained significant attention among some prominent conservatives in Congress. In addition to being spread by Fox News, the Epps conspiracy theory was featured in right-wing outlets such as One America News and Carlson’s Jan. 6 documentary series “Patriot Purge.”
The House committee that investigated the Capitol attack in the last Congress dismissed the Epps conspiracy theory. The panel last year said Epps told committee members in an interview that he was not a federal agent.
Epps also told the committee that the “crazy” conspiracy theories he is a target of have torn apart his life. He said that he received death threats, his business suffered, people have shown up at his house and his grandchildren were being “picked on at school” because of the allegations.
“We had a tour bus come by our home and our business with all these whacked out people in it,” Epps said in an interview with the Jan. 6 committee. “There are good people out there that was in Washington. Those aren’t the people that’s coming by our house. This attracts — when they do this sort of thing, this attracts all the crazies out there.”
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I hope Epps sues Carlson and Fox News but I have to admit I have no sympathy for him
This is what happens when you associate yourself with a bunch of idiotic Trump supporters who are nothing more than a pack of wild animals. Sometimes the pack turns on you.
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I hope Epps sues Carlson and Fox News but I have to admit I have no sympathy for him
This is what happens when you associate yourself with a bunch of idiotic Trump supporters who are nothing more than a pack of wild animals. Sometimes the pack turns on you.
Says the BLM lover. You are a clueless idiot. Trust me. You really are as dumb and inbred as you portray yourself to be here.
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I hope Epps sues Carlson and Fox News but I have to admit I have no sympathy for him
This is what happens when you associate yourself with a bunch of idiotic Trump supporters who are nothing more than a pack of wild animals. Sometimes the pack turns on you.
Lurker being humiliated by all yet again, loser in life :D
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Jesus dude - if you're serious then seek some help
Why in the world would you be so wound up 3 years later
The first story I remember about Covid was all those bodies being piled up in churches in Italy in March of 2020
It only SkyNews in Australia hadn't reported on this then .....???
I'm Very Serious.
& it's You & your pea sized Sheep Brain That needs Help.
You swallowed the Lies & Propaganda Hook, Line & sinker.
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He is a Pedo Supporter. The worst of humanity.
Well something isn't right with him as so many on here can't stand him.
I got him on block so i don't see his retarded posts - unless they're quoted in
some ones reply - And all I see is him still being owned by many & acting the
retard Faggott that he is.
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He is a Pedo Supporter. The worst of humanity.
The worst of humanity are those crippled asses that are a drain on their state's resources and their families lives. The ones so full of self loathing they can't do anything but spew their misery on the internet every day after their family and the assistant living workers park them at the rec room computer to babysit themselves. The ones sitting at the window wallowing in their feeeeellinnggs while watching the realllll world go by.
The ones like YOU.
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The worst of humanity are those crippled asses that are a drain on their state's resources and their families lives. The ones so full of self loathing they can't do anything but spew their misery on the internet every day after their family and the assistant living workers park them at the rec room computer to babysit themselves. The ones sitting at the window wallowing in their feeeeellinnggs while watching the realllll world go by.
The ones like YOU.
You are a supporter of the Pedophilia Party, aka the Democratic Party. Hell is coming for you in the form of those pets you so eagerly debase here. Pedophile supporter that you are.
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You are a supporter of the Pedophilia Party, aka the Democratic Party. Hell is coming for you in the form of those pets you so eagerly debase here. Pedophile supporter that you are.
No one gives a shit what a pathetic cripple thinks. Not even his own family. It must suck your relatives consider you a waste of oxygen too.
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No one gives a shit what a pathetic cripple thinks. Not even his own family. It must suck your relatives consider you a waste of oxygen too.
You are a supporter of pedophilia and a racist twatling. In short, a typical Democrat.
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You are a supporter of pedophilia and a racist twatling. In short, a typical Democrat.
Why do Trumpturds always have pedo and queer on the brain? Don't you think about anything else? Projecting on other people just doesn't seem to work for you. Not that I expect you to have much on the brain as you admittedly can't, but still your obsession with pedo and queers is downright creepy. Is that why you request male nurse attendants?
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Another inside job.
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Another inside job.
Lock them up too.
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Prosecutor Admits DC Police Officers Acted as Provocateurs at US Capitol on Jan. 6
Epoch Times ^ | Updated: March 25, 2023 | Joseph M. Hanneman
Posted on 3/27/2023, 11:57:38 AM by Chad C. Mulligan
A federal prosecutor admitted in court papers that three D.C. Metropolitan Police Department undercover officers acted as provocateurs at the northwest steps of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
The admission came in a March 24 filing before U.S. District Judge Rudolph Contreras that seeks to keep video footage shot by the officers under court seal.
Prosecutors accused the case defendant—William Pope of Topeka, Kansas—of an “illegitimate” attempt to unmask the video as part of his alleged strategy to try the case in the news media. Pope filed a motion to remove the court seal on Feb. 21.
“The defendant is not entitled to ‘undesignate’ these videos to share them with unlimited third parties,” said Assistant U.S. Attorney Kelly Moran. “His desire to try his case in the media rather than in a court of law is illegitimate, and the government has met its burden to show the necessity of the protective order.”
Videos long hidden under court seal have become a major topic, especially with prosecutors disclosing in a number of high-profile Jan. 6 cases the involvement of multiple FBI informants.
Pope is seeking to lift the court seal on the undercover video as part of his drive to obtain full access to video evidence held by the government. Pope is representing himself in the criminal case being prosecuted against him. At a hearing on March 3, Judge Contreras seemed sympathetic to Pope’s motion to unmask the videos.
RTWT
(Excerpt) Read more at theepochtimes.com ...
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Has anyone been charged or convicted of insurrection for the January 6 "armed insurrection" yet?
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Has anyone been charged or convicted of insurrection for the January 6 "armed insurrection" yet?
No... and I think that's a red herring. More than 1000 people have been arrested and charged.
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No... and I think that's a red herring. More than 1000 people have been arrested and charged.
It's a red herring that none of the 1000 people who have been arrested for participating in an "armed insurrection" have not been charged with insurrection? Ridiculous.
This is where you need to use the logic part of your brain. Insurrection is a federal crime. If January 6 was an "armed insurrection," then logically the people arrested for participating in the "armed insurrection" would be charged with the crime of insurrection. Not a single one has.
Instead, they have largely been charged with trespassing and disrupting a public proceeding. I guess the "January 6 disruption of a public proceeding" doesn't have quite the same ring.
Or maybe, just maybe, January 6 wasn't actually an "armed insurrection."
But you are the same person who continues to lie about people (including Brian Sicknick) being murdered on January 6, so I understand why you'd call this a red herring.
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No... and I think that's a red herring. More than 1000 people have been arrested and charged.
Was it an Insurrection or Not?
If it was then why hasn't anyone been Charged with that yet ?
And the Only person who died that day there was the Young woman
who was Executed - Why No arrest of the Cop that Murdered her ?
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Why do Trumpturds always have pedo and queer on the brain? Don't you think about anything else? Projecting on other people just doesn't seem to work for you. Not that I expect you to have much on the brain as you admittedly can't, but still your obsession with pedo and queers is downright creepy. Is that why you request male nurse attendants?
Because you are ONE and are HERE ::)
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Two Wayne County men who joined the mob that breached the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2020, were sentenced Thursday in U.S. District Court in the District of Columbia.
Devin Steiner, 41, of Wooster, and his brother-in-law Adam Miller, 41, of Smithville, were sentenced to 30 days' incarceration by Judge Royce Lamberth in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. According to plea agreements, the two will also be on probation for 36 months, must provide 60 hours of community service, and pay $500 fines to compensate for damages to the Capitol building.
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a bunch of Oath Keepers were convicted of Sedition and the prosecution just rested on the same charges against a bunch of those weirdo Proud Boys
We'll see what charges Jack Smith brings against Mar a Lardo
https://www.politico.com/news/2023/01/23/oath-keepers-guilty-seditious-conspiracy-jan-6-00079083
Insurrection
While sedition is organized incitement to rebellion or civil disorder against the state’s authority, insurrection involves actual acts of violence against the state or its officers.
Only the attorney general can bring charges of insurrection, which is defined by Title 18, section 2383 of the U.S.C.:
Whoever incites, sets on foot, assists, or engages in any rebellion or insurrection against the authority of the United States or the laws thereof, or gives aid or comfort thereto, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and shall be incapable of holding any office under the United States.
Elsewhere (title 10, chapter 13, section 254), the U.S. Code allows the president to “immediately order the insurgents to disperse and retire peaceably to their abodes within a limited time.” If the insurrectionists don’t comply, the president can then call out the military and National Guard to suppress civil disorder and insurrection.
https://www.saturdayeveningpost.com/2021/01/treason-sedition-and-insurrection-whats-the-difference/
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a bunch of Oath Keepers were convicted of Sedition and the prosecution just rested on the same charges against a bunch of those weirdo Proud Boys
We'll see what charges Jack Smith brings against Mar a Lardo
https://www.politico.com/news/2023/01/23/oath-keepers-guilty-seditious-conspiracy-jan-6-00079083
https://www.saturdayeveningpost.com/2021/01/treason-sedition-and-insurrection-whats-the-difference/
So far all you've proven is that you're a moron, a liar and a world class whiny little bitch
I've never inquired about whereabout (WTF is that all about).
As far as I can recall I suspected that you weren't in the US when Prop 8 was passed in California in 2008
The only reason I mentioned that is because I recently saw your thread on the G&O board about being from Venezuela
here you go
it's on page 2 of G&O
When I saw it a few days ago it was on page 1
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=652515.0
The title of your thread is: Venezuela was my home, and socialism destroyed it. Slowly, it will destroy America, too.
but I assume you're going to say that just because you wrote "Venezuela was my home" we should in no way assume you ever lived there or that it was ever your home
right?
Edit - I see - you posted an article
Yep, after I posted it I noticed you were quoting an article so I did a further search
What's your explanation for this
I did a search and found this thread from a long time ago
So way back in 2009 you were an average Venezuelan
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=294438.msg4196856#msg4196856
Hey Loco - another short search and I found this
What country are you from that is 99% Catholic because it sure as shit isn't the USA
Do you want to get back to your idiotic claim about black people?
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=profile;u=6631;area=showposts;start=17775
You're the one that is bent out of shape about it
I thought you were Venezuelan because I saw a post that I though you wrote that turned out to be an article by someone else
Since you asked me to look ....I went looking and found another post where you said you were Venezuelan
so you're just an average Venezuelan and you're not from the US and your country is 99% Catholic
Do you want to get off this topic and get back to your lie about black people
that would be fine with me
Dang, Straw/Lurker, you're one weird, creepy stalker.
Over 5 posts in a row about me being from Venezuela, some of these posts from 16 years ago.
And you lied about the more recent one, then deleted your post, you lying SOB stalker.
What's your obsession with me, Venezuela, where I'm from, where I live, etc.? I'm flattered, but I don't swing that way. :D
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Where did Strawman account go ?
Someone lost their password/ or took your advice & logged out not to return
"Wayne Tracker" is the Village Idiot.
Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Besides, my personal belief is anyone who holds a fundamentalist belief in any religion is mentally ill (for real) which again makes for a pointless discussion
LOL
Settle down Aunt Jemima
Pretty racist comment from a supposed non-racist liberal.
FYI - I don't discuss religion with my clients, just like I do discuss how often they bone their wives (or husbands).
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Lurker being humiliated by all yet again, loser in life :D
You have to wonder what is the issues within him 🤷🏻♂️
Acts like a Clown 🤡 & Daily Humiliation from so many different posters
I'm starting to think LurkinForBoys & Bianca are one & the same person,
Both Faggotts, Both post Stupid Nonsense, Both think only they're warped view is correct ,
Both won't take any helpful advice , Both get owned & humiliated day after day yet come back
For more of the same 🤷🏻♂️ Strange folk for sure.
Watch for the Pavlovian reflex response from Woof Woof LurkingForBoys
🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂😆
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^^ Someone obviously has a crush on me. Creepy ass stalker that can't stop thinking and obsessing over me. :D Constantly projecting his gay thoughts on every thread. Then again at 62 years old, what else has he got left in his pathetic little life after being exposed as a habitual liar with his tall tales?
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Was it an Insurrection or Not?
If it was then why hasn't anyone been Charged with that yet ?
And the Only person who died that day there was the Young woman
who was Executed - Why No arrest of the Cop that Murdered her ?
No one has been charged with insurrection, sedition or treason because these crimes are very hard to prove. They require basically an intent to try to frustrate or subvert the government.
18 USC §2383. Rebellion or insurrection
Whoever incites, sets on foot, assists, or engages in any rebellion or insurrection against the authority of the United States or the laws thereof, or gives aid or comfort thereto, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and shall be incapable of holding any office under the United States.
18USC §2382. Misprision of treason
Whoever, owing allegiance to the United States and having knowledge of the commission of any treason against them, conceals and does not, as soon as may be, disclose and make known the same to the President or to some judge of the United States, or to the governor or to some judge or justice of a particular State, is guilty of misprision of treason and shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than seven years, or both.
18 U.S.C. § 2381 s - FEDERAL CRIME OF TREASON Whoever, owing allegiance to the United States, levies war against them or adheres to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort within the United States or elsewhere, is guilty of treason and shall suffer death, or imprisoned and fined, and incapable of holding any U.S. office.
Both of Trump’s impeachments, in 2019 and 2021, were for “high crimes and misdemeanors,” but the Constitution also names treason as an offense for which a President can be impeached. Individuals, including a former President, may also be criminally punished for treason, perhaps the highest offense in our legal system, carrying the possibility of the death penalty. Fearing abuse of treason charges, the Framers gave treason a narrow definition and made it extremely difficult to prove.
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No one has been charged with insurrection, sedition or treason because these crimes are very hard to prove. They require basically an intent to try to frustrate or subvert the government.
18 USC §2383. Rebellion or insurrection
Whoever incites, sets on foot, assists, or engages in any rebellion or insurrection against the authority of the United States or the laws thereof, or gives aid or comfort thereto, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and shall be incapable of holding any office under the United States.
18USC §2382. Misprision of treason
Whoever, owing allegiance to the United States and having knowledge of the commission of any treason against them, conceals and does not, as soon as may be, disclose and make known the same to the President or to some judge of the United States, or to the governor or to some judge or justice of a particular State, is guilty of misprision of treason and shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than seven years, or both.
18 U.S.C. § 2381 s - FEDERAL CRIME OF TREASON Whoever, owing allegiance to the United States, levies war against them or adheres to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort within the United States or elsewhere, is guilty of treason and shall suffer death, or imprisoned and fined, and incapable of holding any U.S. office.
Both of Trump’s impeachments, in 2019 and 2021, were for “high crimes and misdemeanors,” but the Constitution also names treason as an offense for which a President can be impeached. Individuals, including a former President, may also be criminally punished for treason, perhaps the highest offense in our legal system, carrying the possibility of the death penalty. Fearing abuse of treason charges, the Framers gave treason a narrow definition and made it extremely difficult to prove.
So they're wrongly using the word insurrection just to Grab Headlines
What a fucking shower of Shit they are.
And still no arrest of the Murderer of that woman- Disgusting hypocrisy
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So far all you've proven is that you're a moron, a liar and a world class whiny little bitch
I've never inquired about whereabout (WTF is that all about).
As far as I can recall I suspected that you weren't in the US when Prop 8 was passed in California in 2008
The only reason I mentioned that is because I recently saw your thread on the G&O board about being from Venezuela
here you go
it's on page 2 of G&O
When I saw it a few days ago it was on page 1
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=652515.0
The title of your thread is: Venezuela was my home, and socialism destroyed it. Slowly, it will destroy America, too.
but I assume you're going to say that just because you wrote "Venezuela was my home" we should in no way assume you ever lived there or that it was ever your home
right?
Edit - I see - you posted an article
Yep, after I posted it I noticed you were quoting an article so I did a further search
What's your explanation for this
I did a search and found this thread from a long time ago
So way back in 2009 you were an average Venezuelan
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=294438.msg4196856#msg4196856
Hey Loco - another short search and I found this
What country are you from that is 99% Catholic because it sure as shit isn't the USA
Do you want to get back to your idiotic claim about black people?
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=profile;u=6631;area=showposts;start=17775
You're the one that is bent out of shape about it
I thought you were Venezuelan because I saw a post that I though you wrote that turned out to be an article by someone else
Since you asked me to look ....I went looking and found another post where you said you were Venezuelan
so you're just an average Venezuelan and you're not from the US and your country is 99% Catholic
Do you want to get off this topic and get back to your lie about black people
that would be fine with me
Dang, Straw/Lurker, you're one weird, creepy stalker.
Over 5 posts in a row about me being from Venezuela, some of these posts from 16 years ago.
And you lied about the more recent one, then deleted your post, you lying SOB stalker.
What's your obsession with me, Venezuela, where I'm from, where I live, etc.? I'm flattered, but I don't swing that way. :D
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Where did Strawman account go ?
Someone lost their password/ or took your advice & logged out not to return
"Wayne Tracker" is the Village Idiot.
Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Besides, my personal belief is anyone who holds a fundamentalist belief in any religion is mentally ill (for real) which again makes for a pointless discussion
LOL
Settle down Aunt Jemima
Pretty racist comment from a supposed non-racist liberal.
FYI - I don't discuss religion with my clients, just like I do discuss how often they bone their wives (or husbands).
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So they're wrongly using the word insurrection just to Grab Headlines
What a fucking shower of Shit they are.
And still no arrest of the Murderer of that woman- Disgusting hypocrisy
The term 'insurrection' is not wrongly being used until "the fat lady sings" as is said. There is at least one person (guess who), who could be charged with insurrection if it can be proved he intended to organize a rebellion against a governing authority or political entity.
Insurrection is an organized and usually violent act of revolt or rebellion against an established government or governing authority of a nation-state or other political entity by a group of its citizens or subjects; also, any act of engaging in such a revolt.
Is it murder when you shoot someone breaking into your house? Legal experts agree that deadly force is not a legally justifiable way to defend property, except, perhaps, in cases of self-defense or home intrusion... interesting!
Regarding Ashli Babbitt's shooter, don't hold your breath because it was already determined on April 14, 2021, that the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia and the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice would not pursue criminal charges against the U.S. Capitol Police officer involved in the fatal shooting of Ashli Babbitt.
The officer fired one round from his service pistol, striking Ms. Babbitt in the left shoulder as she climbed through a broken window, causing her to fall back from the doorway onto the floor. She was transported to Washington Hospital Center, where she succumbed to her injuries.
Who knew getting shot in the shoulder can cause someone's death? Apparently, there are huge blood vessels in the human shoulder. Therefore, a bullet to the shoulder has a very high chance of causing arterial blood to spill into the lung, which would be fatal in most instances.
Ashli Babbitt was in the wrong place and the wrong time. Now Ashli Babbitt is in a different place for eternity.
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Where are the mods when we need them? Someone send loco to 'time out' he is shitting all over Getbig by incessantly posting the same stupid one like hundreds of times a day.
Do not take that post so seriously. It is not a 'report to mod' it is an expression of my opinion on the tiresomeness of loco's repetitiveness. I don't expect the mods to take any action against loco unless they decide to do that on their own.
Straw/Lurker/WayneTracker is doing the exact same thing, and I can gather all of his stupid repetitive reposts and post them all here in one thread to refresh your selective, failing memory.
So a white male does the exact same thing, but you ignore that and don't say anything. Instead you want the Hispanic, the minority, the "second-class citizen", to get banned from this forum by the mods for doing the same thing?
Typical closet racist, elitist, white male, libtard mindset and behavior.
You're just angry at the Hispanic for bringing receipts that prove the great majority of African Americans don't support your homosexual life style. Accept it, deal with it, and move on.
And I brought that up to make a point in response to this post of yours:
In a democratic society the majority rules. This is why some people care about what many people believe.
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The term 'insurrection' is not wrongly being used until "the fat lady sings" as is said. There is at least one person (guess who), who could be charged with insurrection if it can be proved he intended to organize a rebellion against a governing authority or political entity.
Insurrection is an organized and usually violent act of revolt or rebellion against an established government or governing authority of a nation-state or other political entity by a group of its citizens or subjects; also, any act of engaging in such a revolt.
Is it murder when you shoot someone breaking into your house? Legal experts agree that deadly force is not a legally justifiable way to defend property, except, perhaps, in cases of self-defense or home intrusion... interesting!
Regarding Ashli Babbitt's shooter, don't hold your breath because it was already determined on April 14, 2021, that the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia and the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice would not pursue criminal charges against the U.S. Capitol Police officer involved in the fatal shooting of Ashli Babbitt.
The officer fired one round from his service pistol, striking Ms. Babbitt in the left shoulder as she climbed through a broken window, causing her to fall back from the doorway onto the floor. She was transported to Washington Hospital Center, where she succumbed to her injuries.
Who knew getting shot in the shoulder can cause someone's death? Apparently, there are huge blood vessels in the human shoulder. Therefore, a bullet to the shoulder has a very high chance of causing arterial blood to spill into the lung, which would be fatal in most instances.
Ashli Babbitt was in the wrong place and the wrong time. Now Ashli Babbitt is in a different place for eternity.
Nope Prime , I'm not going to read pages of cut & paste , why do you always take the long kinda political way
To answer - Insurrection isnt being used correctly- its an over dramatisation just to sensationalise & make
For MSM propaganda.
Of course they won't prosecute the cowardly murderer.
Bastards.
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There was no murder.
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There was no murder.
Had a long paragraph typed out regarding "murder" and the hypocrisy of the right wing but I deleted it and will replace it with this in homage to the right wing mantra "Play stupid games, win stupid prizes" and see how it plays back to the people who created it. Maybe... just maybe they'll take a breather and think about it
"The expression play stupid games, win stupid prizes means that if you take part in something thats obviously a bad idea, only bad things will come of it. Normally, this phrase is used to refer especially to violent or humiliating things that happen when someone does something foolish."
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Had a long paragraph typed out regarding "murder" and the hypocrisy of the right wing but I deleted it and will replace it with this in homage to the right wing mantra "Play stupid games, win stupid prizes" and see how it plays back to the people who created it. Maybe... just maybe they'll take a breather and think about it
"The expression play stupid games, win stupid prizes means that if you take part in something thats obviously a bad idea, only bad things will come of it. Normally, this phrase is used to refer especially to violent or humiliating things that happen when someone does something foolish."
Debatetable if she should or shouldn't of been there,
I'm 100% sure your reaction would be completely different if it was a cop that was shot
And let's be very honest plenty of cops play very stupid games .
So I'll look forwards to you posting the same quote when its a cop that win the prize.
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Debatetable if she should or shouldn't of been there,
I'm 100% sure your reaction would be completely different if it was a cop that was shot
And let's be very honest plenty of cops play very stupid games .
So I'll look forwards to you posting the same quote when its a cop that win the prize.
That would be two completely different scenarios you moron. One was killed while committing criminal behavior. She was clearly warned to cease her bullshit or shit was going to happen. She choose not to. If the cop had been killed, yes it would be murder. Because he was in the act of upholding the law and protecting the people behind him. The distinction is very clear.
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Straw/Lurker/WayneTracker is doing the exact same thing, and I can gather all of his stupid repetitive reposts and post them all here in one thread to refresh your selective, failing memory.
So a white male does the exact same thing, but you ignore that and don't say anything. Instead you want the Hispanic, the minority, the "second-class citizen", to get banned from this forum by the mods for doing the same thing?
Typical closet racist, elitist, white male, libtard mindset and behavior.
You're just angry at the Hispanic for bringing receipts that prove the great majority of African Americans don't support your homosexual life style. Accept it, deal with it, and move on.
And I brought that up to make a point in response to this post of yours:
Sorry to read you are upset about my post. Seems to me, you are simply posting and reposting the same one over and over, while 'Straw/Lurker/WayneTracker' has varied their response. But then, to be honest I am not reading either yours or theirs on that one singular topic. If it makes you feel any better, I have no sway over the mods. It is unlikely you will be banned or put in time out because of anything I say.
FYI, I did not know you were Hispanic and what's more now that I do, I couldn't care less. I also don't know the ethnicity of 'Straw/Lurker/WayneTracker', all three of them or just one depending on if you believe they are one person. I am somewhat surprised that you consider yourself a second class-citizen. I am probably one of, if not the most non-racist and accepting person on Getbig. If this means I am an elitist, so be it.
Another issue that means nothing to me is whether African Americans, Latinos, Hispanics, Jews, Catholics, Scandinavians, Australians, Asians, seniors, juveniles or anyone else supports or does not support homosexuality. It is a free world where people are entitled to feel as they choose. What is important to me is that my friends and family think I am a good person, which they must since none of them have said otherwise.
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Straw/Lurker/WayneTracker is doing the exact same thing, and I can gather all of his stupid repetitive reposts and post them all here in one thread to refresh your selective, failing memory.
So a white male does the exact same thing, but you ignore that and don't say anything. Instead you want the Hispanic, the minority, the "second-class citizen", to get banned from this forum by the mods for doing the same thing?
Typical closet racist, elitist, white male, libtard mindset and behavior.
You're just angry at the Hispanic for bringing receipts that prove the great majority of African Americans don't support your homosexual life style. Accept it, deal with it, and move on.
And I brought that up to make a point in response to this post of yours:
You FAILED To prove your idiotic claim
Prime pointed that out to you repeatedly
You seem to be more than a bit slow on the uptake
I assume you'll be following up with your usual childish cut and paste tantrum
Huh? What the heck are you rambling on about now? The terms 'always wrong' and 'degenerate' are not synonymous... look them up.
Here is the thing, I don't really give a shit what other people think about homosexuality including you or African Americans in general. If I was black and being ostracized by other black folks, especially those who were important to me like family and friends, that would be different.
He also reposted it in response to my question which is why I replied. There is no intent on my part to egg him on or set him up.
You are right, that study doesn't say a large percentage of black folks think homosexuals are degenerate.
In my experience, many folks regardless of their race or ethnicity who are homophobic are often also hypocritical. Likewise, people who are comfortable in their sexual preference be it gay, straight or bisexual do not concern themselves with other people's sexual choices.
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Nice to see that our government is still tracking down and arresting these traitors
Former Boston Police K-9 officer charged with attacking law enforcement on Jan. 6
A former Boston Police K-9 officer was arrested on Thursday and charged with attacking a Capitol Police officer with a chair during the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Joseph Fisher was arrested Thursday morning, court records show. He faces several counts, including felony charges of obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder and assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers.
For part of the day on Jan. 6, Fisher was "wearing a beanie with the logos of several Boston sports teams," according to his FBI affidavit. A current Boston Police officer who knows Fisher positively identified Fisher after online sleuths helped track him down, according to the FBI. Cell phone records also showed he was inside the Capitol, the bureau said.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/justice-department/former-boston-police-officer-charged-jan-6-assault-capitol-police-rcna77312
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You FAILED To prove your idiotic claim
Prime pointed that out to you repeatedly
You seem to be more than a bit slow on the uptake
I assume you'll be following up with your usual childish cut and paste tantrum
Straw, you're a racist and a creepy stalker.
You claimed the majority of African Americans support homos, citing a bogus poll. I proved you wrong with real data and real life events. As I have proved, the great majority of African Americans don't support homos, and it ain't because they believe that homo practices are pure and moral.
"In a comparison of attitudes concerning same-sex relationships and inclusive policies for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex (LGBTI) persons, African Americans are more likely to possess stronger opposition than Whites."
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35703913/
"The proportion of African Americans who indicated that homosexuality was “always wrong” was 72.3% in 2008, largely unchanged since the 1970s."
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2974805/
And the majority of African Americans voted against Proposition 8, despite the fact that "The National Election Pool poll showed that support for Proposition 8 was strong amongst African American voters, interviewed in the exit poll with 70% in favor, more than any other racial group."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_California_Proposition_8#Results
You failed.
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Where did Strawman account go ?
Someone lost their password/ or took your advice & logged out not to return
"Wayne Tracker" is the Village Idiot.
Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Besides, my personal belief is anyone who holds a fundamentalist belief in any religion is mentally ill (for real) which again makes for a pointless discussion
LOL
Settle down Aunt Jemima
Pretty racist comment from a supposed non-racist liberal.
FYI - I don't discuss religion with my clients, just like I do discuss how often they bone their wives (or husbands).
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Straw, you're a racist and a creepy stalker.
You claimed the majority of African Americans support homos, citing a bogus poll. I proved you wrong with real data and real life events. As I have proved, the great majority of African Americans don't support homos, and it ain't because they believe that homo practices are pure and moral.
You've repeatedly made this claim about Pew Research and you've repeatedly ignored my question as to what makes it "bogus"
will you ignore the question again this time
Let's review
You cited a ballot initiative from 2008 which said NOTHING about blacks saying that homosexuals are degenerate (Prime pointed this out to you as I did)
You cited a "study" that explored whether the black church is the source of black homophobia. You and I and anyone who won't PAY to read it can only read the abstract and the abstract says NOTHING about a majority of black people thinking homosexuals are degenerate. (Again this fact has been pointed out to you multiple times)
You've IGNORED Pew Research data showing the support of gay marriage has gone up steadily over the last 20 years among whites, hispanic and black people (with black people at 51% support as of a few years ago). You've claimed it's "bogus" but provided nothing to support that claim
YOU'VE completely FAILED to support your point or refute any FACT that I have posted
Is that why you're throwing this multi week tantrum
Is it because you can't actually support your claims or refute my facts so you're trying to distract from your failure by throwing a fit like a 3 year old child?
https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/fact-sheet/changing-attitudes-on-gay-marriage/
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Straw, keep believing those polls. How did that work out for you in 2008?
And the majority of African Americans voted against Proposition 8, despite the fact that "The National Election Pool poll showed that support for Proposition 8 was strong amongst African American voters, interviewed in the exit poll with 70% in favor, more than any other racial group."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_California_Proposition_8#Results
You failed.
So far all you've proven is that you're a moron, a liar and a world class whiny little bitch
I've never inquired about whereabout (WTF is that all about).
As far as I can recall I suspected that you weren't in the US when Prop 8 was passed in California in 2008
The only reason I mentioned that is because I recently saw your thread on the G&O board about being from Venezuela
here you go
it's on page 2 of G&O
When I saw it a few days ago it was on page 1
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=652515.0
The title of your thread is: Venezuela was my home, and socialism destroyed it. Slowly, it will destroy America, too.
but I assume you're going to say that just because you wrote "Venezuela was my home" we should in no way assume you ever lived there or that it was ever your home
right?
Edit - I see - you posted an article
Yep, after I posted it I noticed you were quoting an article so I did a further search
What's your explanation for this
I did a search and found this thread from a long time ago
So way back in 2009 you were an average Venezuelan
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=294438.msg4196856#msg4196856
Hey Loco - another short search and I found this
What country are you from that is 99% Catholic because it sure as shit isn't the USA
Do you want to get back to your idiotic claim about black people?
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=profile;u=6631;area=showposts;start=17775
You're the one that is bent out of shape about it
I thought you were Venezuelan because I saw a post that I though you wrote that turned out to be an article by someone else
Since you asked me to look ....I went looking and found another post where you said you were Venezuelan
so you're just an average Venezuelan and you're not from the US and your country is 99% Catholic
Do you want to get off this topic and get back to your lie about black people
that would be fine with me
Dang, Straw/Lurker, you're one weird, creepy stalker.
Over 5 posts in a row about me being from Venezuela, some of these posts from 16 years ago.
And you lied about the more recent one, then deleted your post, you lying SOB stalker.
What's your obsession with me, Venezuela, where I'm from, where I live, etc.? I'm flattered, but I don't swing that way. :D
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Where did Strawman account go ?
Someone lost their password/ or took your advice & logged out not to return
"Wayne Tracker" is the Village Idiot.
Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Besides, my personal belief is anyone who holds a fundamentalist belief in any religion is mentally ill (for real) which again makes for a pointless discussion
LOL
Settle down Aunt Jemima
Pretty racist comment from a supposed non-racist liberal.
FYI - I don't discuss religion with my clients, just like I do discuss how often they bone their wives (or husbands).
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Straw, keep believing those polls. How did that work out for you in 2008?
What a surprise
You've ignored my question about why the PEW poll spanning 20 YEARS is Bogus
You can't refute any fact that I've posted
AND
You're still having a tantrum like a 3 year old with a load in her diaper
Hey Guys
It seems that Loco wants to remind us that she still can't manage to wash the sand out of her vagina
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That hurts my feelings.
So far all you've proven is that you're a moron, a liar and a world class whiny little bitch
I've never inquired about whereabout (WTF is that all about).
As far as I can recall I suspected that you weren't in the US when Prop 8 was passed in California in 2008
The only reason I mentioned that is because I recently saw your thread on the G&O board about being from Venezuela
here you go
it's on page 2 of G&O
When I saw it a few days ago it was on page 1
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=652515.0
The title of your thread is: Venezuela was my home, and socialism destroyed it. Slowly, it will destroy America, too.
but I assume you're going to say that just because you wrote "Venezuela was my home" we should in no way assume you ever lived there or that it was ever your home
right?
Edit - I see - you posted an article
Yep, after I posted it I noticed you were quoting an article so I did a further search
What's your explanation for this
I did a search and found this thread from a long time ago
So way back in 2009 you were an average Venezuelan
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=294438.msg4196856#msg4196856
Hey Loco - another short search and I found this
What country are you from that is 99% Catholic because it sure as shit isn't the USA
Do you want to get back to your idiotic claim about black people?
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=profile;u=6631;area=showposts;start=17775
You're the one that is bent out of shape about it
I thought you were Venezuelan because I saw a post that I though you wrote that turned out to be an article by someone else
Since you asked me to look ....I went looking and found another post where you said you were Venezuelan
so you're just an average Venezuelan and you're not from the US and your country is 99% Catholic
Do you want to get off this topic and get back to your lie about black people
that would be fine with me
Dang, Straw/Lurker, you're one weird, creepy stalker.
Over 5 posts in a row about me being from Venezuela, some of these posts from 16 years ago.
And you lied about the more recent one, then deleted your post, you lying SOB stalker.
What's your obsession with me, Venezuela, where I'm from, where I live, etc.? I'm flattered, but I don't swing that way. :D
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Where did Strawman account go ?
Someone lost their password/ or took your advice & logged out not to return
"Wayne Tracker" is the Village Idiot.
Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Besides, my personal belief is anyone who holds a fundamentalist belief in any religion is mentally ill (for real) which again makes for a pointless discussion
LOL
Settle down Aunt Jemima
Pretty racist comment from a supposed non-racist liberal.
FYI - I don't discuss religion with my clients, just like I do discuss how often they bone their wives (or husbands).
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That hurts my feelings.
Uh...yeah, no shit Sherlock
We can all see that your feelings are hurt
You're reminding us all about it 50 times a day....remember?
Do you think you're gonna have this all cried out pretty soon or is this state of grievance going to be your perpetual state of existence?
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Straw, what's your obsession with me? That's weird, you creepy SOB stalker.
So far all you've proven is that you're a moron, a liar and a world class whiny little bitch
I've never inquired about whereabout (WTF is that all about).
As far as I can recall I suspected that you weren't in the US when Prop 8 was passed in California in 2008
The only reason I mentioned that is because I recently saw your thread on the G&O board about being from Venezuela
here you go
it's on page 2 of G&O
When I saw it a few days ago it was on page 1
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=652515.0
The title of your thread is: Venezuela was my home, and socialism destroyed it. Slowly, it will destroy America, too.
but I assume you're going to say that just because you wrote "Venezuela was my home" we should in no way assume you ever lived there or that it was ever your home
right?
Edit - I see - you posted an article
Yep, after I posted it I noticed you were quoting an article so I did a further search
What's your explanation for this
I did a search and found this thread from a long time ago
So way back in 2009 you were an average Venezuelan
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=294438.msg4196856#msg4196856
Hey Loco - another short search and I found this
What country are you from that is 99% Catholic because it sure as shit isn't the USA
Do you want to get back to your idiotic claim about black people?
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=profile;u=6631;area=showposts;start=17775
You're the one that is bent out of shape about it
I thought you were Venezuelan because I saw a post that I though you wrote that turned out to be an article by someone else
Since you asked me to look ....I went looking and found another post where you said you were Venezuelan
so you're just an average Venezuelan and you're not from the US and your country is 99% Catholic
Do you want to get off this topic and get back to your lie about black people
that would be fine with me
Dang, Straw/Lurker, you're one weird, creepy stalker.
Over 5 posts in a row about me being from Venezuela, some of these posts from 16 years ago.
And you lied about the more recent one, then deleted your post, you lying SOB stalker.
What's your obsession with me, Venezuela, where I'm from, where I live, etc.? I'm flattered, but I don't swing that way. :D
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Where did Strawman account go ?
Someone lost their password/ or took your advice & logged out not to return
"Wayne Tracker" is the Village Idiot.
Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Besides, my personal belief is anyone who holds a fundamentalist belief in any religion is mentally ill (for real) which again makes for a pointless discussion
LOL
Settle down Aunt Jemima
Pretty racist comment from a supposed non-racist liberal.
FYI - I don't discuss religion with my clients, just like I do discuss how often they bone their wives (or husbands).
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Straw, what's your obsession with me? That's weird, you creepy SOB stalker.
I guess you're somehow not aware that you're the one who is constantly coming into threads that I've started and posting the same wall of cut and paste over and over and over again
Who is obsessed with who again?
Again, did you think you'll have this all cried out any time soon?
If I start another thread will you show up and fill it with the same cut and paste shit and then claim I'm stalking you?
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So far all you've proven is that you're a moron, a liar and a world class whiny little bitch
I've never inquired about whereabout (WTF is that all about).
As far as I can recall I suspected that you weren't in the US when Prop 8 was passed in California in 2008
The only reason I mentioned that is because I recently saw your thread on the G&O board about being from Venezuela
here you go
it's on page 2 of G&O
When I saw it a few days ago it was on page 1
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=652515.0
The title of your thread is: Venezuela was my home, and socialism destroyed it. Slowly, it will destroy America, too.
but I assume you're going to say that just because you wrote "Venezuela was my home" we should in no way assume you ever lived there or that it was ever your home
right?
Edit - I see - you posted an article
Yep, after I posted it I noticed you were quoting an article so I did a further search
What's your explanation for this
I did a search and found this thread from a long time ago
So way back in 2009 you were an average Venezuelan
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=294438.msg4196856#msg4196856
Hey Loco - another short search and I found this
What country are you from that is 99% Catholic because it sure as shit isn't the USA
Do you want to get back to your idiotic claim about black people?
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=profile;u=6631;area=showposts;start=17775
You're the one that is bent out of shape about it
I thought you were Venezuelan because I saw a post that I though you wrote that turned out to be an article by someone else
Since you asked me to look ....I went looking and found another post where you said you were Venezuelan
so you're just an average Venezuelan and you're not from the US and your country is 99% Catholic
Do you want to get off this topic and get back to your lie about black people
that would be fine with me
Dang, Straw/Lurker, you're one weird, creepy stalker.
Over 5 posts in a row about me being from Venezuela, some of these posts from 16 years ago.
And you lied about the more recent one, then deleted your post, you lying SOB stalker.
What's your obsession with me, Venezuela, where I'm from, where I live, etc.? I'm flattered, but I don't swing that way. :D
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Where did Strawman account go ?
Someone lost their password/ or took your advice & logged out not to return
"Wayne Tracker" is the Village Idiot.
Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Besides, my personal belief is anyone who holds a fundamentalist belief in any religion is mentally ill (for real) which again makes for a pointless discussion
LOL
Settle down Aunt Jemima
Pretty racist comment from a supposed non-racist liberal.
FYI - I don't discuss religion with my clients, just like I do discuss how often they bone their wives (or husbands).
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Sorry to read you are upset about my post.
LOL...I'm not upset. I'm simply pointing out your double standards, hypocrisy, and closet racism.
Seems to me, you are simply posting and reposting the same one over and over, while 'Straw/Lurker/WayneTracker' has varied their response. But then, to be honest I am not reading either yours or theirs on that one singular topic.
You know very well that Straw/Lurker/WayneTracker has posted the same thing over and over. You just lied about it, then follow that with a claim you haven't really neither mine nor his posts. ::)
FYI, I did not know you were Hispanic and what's more now that I do, I couldn't care less. I also don't know the ethnicity of 'Straw/Lurker/WayneTracker', all three of them or just one depending on if you believe they are one person. I am somewhat surprised that you consider yourself a second class-citizen. I am probably one of, if not the most non-racist and accepting person on Getbig. If this means I am an elitist, so be it.
Of course you knew I'm Hispanic, you lying closet racist. Straw/Lurker/WayneTracker keep posting over and over that I was born in Venezuela. What, you thought Venezuelans were Caucasian?
Another issue that means nothing to me is whether African Americans, Latinos, Hispanics, Jews, Catholics, Scandinavians, Australians, Asians, seniors, juveniles or anyone else supports or does not support homosexuality. It is a free world where people are entitled to feel as they choose. What is important to me is that my friends and family think I am a good person, which they must since none of them have said otherwise.
You say you don't care, and yet you posted this:
In a democratic society the majority rules. This is why some people care about what many people believe.
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I guess you're somehow not aware that you're the one who is constantly coming into threads that I've started and posting the same wall of cut and paste over and over and over again
Who is obsessed with who again?
Again, did you think you'll have this all cried out any time soon?
If I start another thread will you show up and fill it with the same cut and paste shit and then claim I'm stalking you?
He has been obsessing over you for 5 years now from a typo. He's probably got a pot of boiling water on the stove for a bunny at this point.
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He has been obsessing over you for 5 years now from a typo. He's probably got a pot of boiling water on the stove for a bunny at this point.
I see you admit, yet again, that Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker. :D
Straw/LurkerNoMore/WayneTracker, you are the one obsessing over me and my old posts:
So far all you've proven is that you're a moron, a liar and a world class whiny little bitch
I've never inquired about whereabout (WTF is that all about).
As far as I can recall I suspected that you weren't in the US when Prop 8 was passed in California in 2008
The only reason I mentioned that is because I recently saw your thread on the G&O board about being from Venezuela
here you go
it's on page 2 of G&O
When I saw it a few days ago it was on page 1
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=652515.0
The title of your thread is: Venezuela was my home, and socialism destroyed it. Slowly, it will destroy America, too.
but I assume you're going to say that just because you wrote "Venezuela was my home" we should in no way assume you ever lived there or that it was ever your home
right?
Edit - I see - you posted an article
Yep, after I posted it I noticed you were quoting an article so I did a further search
What's your explanation for this
I did a search and found this thread from a long time ago
So way back in 2009 you were an average Venezuelan
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=294438.msg4196856#msg4196856
Hey Loco - another short search and I found this
What country are you from that is 99% Catholic because it sure as shit isn't the USA
Do you want to get back to your idiotic claim about black people?
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=profile;u=6631;area=showposts;start=17775
You're the one that is bent out of shape about it
I thought you were Venezuelan because I saw a post that I though you wrote that turned out to be an article by someone else
Since you asked me to look ....I went looking and found another post where you said you were Venezuelan
so you're just an average Venezuelan and you're not from the US and your country is 99% Catholic
Do you want to get off this topic and get back to your lie about black people
that would be fine with me
Dang, Straw/Lurker, you're one weird, creepy stalker.
Over 5 posts in a row about me being from Venezuela, some of these posts from 16 years ago.
And you lied about the more recent one, then deleted your post, you lying SOB stalker.
What's your obsession with me, Venezuela, where I'm from, where I live, etc.? I'm flattered, but I don't swing that way. :D
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Where did Strawman account go ?
Someone lost their password/ or took your advice & logged out not to return
"Wayne Tracker" is the Village Idiot.
Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Besides, my personal belief is anyone who holds a fundamentalist belief in any religion is mentally ill (for real) which again makes for a pointless discussion
LOL
Settle down Aunt Jemima
Pretty racist comment from a supposed non-racist liberal.
FYI - I don't discuss religion with my clients, just like I do discuss how often they bone their wives (or husbands).
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You can look at his photo and see where his issues stem from. Just another do nothing asshat.
"I love the poorly educated" - Duhnold Trumpy
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Former Boston police officer arrested for involvement in January 6 attack on the Capitol.
A former Boston police officer has been arrested for his involvement in the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
According to FBI Boston Joseph Fisher, 52, of Plymouth, Mass. was arrested on felony charges, including assaulting a law enforcement officer during the January 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Fisher is charged with the felony offenses of assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers, and obstruction of law enforcement during a civil disorder.
According to FBI Boston, on January 6, 2021, at approximately 2:24 p.m. Fisher entered the U.S. Capitol Building through the Senate Wing Door on the North side of the Capitol.
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https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Former+Boston+police+officer+arrested+for+involvement+in+January+6+attack+on+the+Capitol
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Where did Strawman account go ?
Someone lost their password/ or took your advice & logged out not to return
"Wayne Tracker" is the Village Idiot.
Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Besides, my personal belief is anyone who holds a fundamentalist belief in any religion is mentally ill (for real) which again makes for a pointless discussion
LOL
Settle down Aunt Jemima
Pretty racist comment from a supposed non-racist liberal.
FYI - I don't discuss religion with my clients, just like I do discuss how often they bone their wives (or husbands).
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Welcome to the happiest thread on this forum. ;D
The criminal above obviously has mental problems. And this rioter here has a legal guardian. Why is it that in addition to most of the "patriots" (hahaha) being cry babies when sentenced, they are always in some kind of financial, family, job, or mental trouble as well? It's true - the only person(s) dumber than Trumpy are his supporters.
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Collier man charged in Jan. 6 Capitol riot waives jury trial, guardian dines with Trump
As a trial looms for an East Naples man linked to the Jan. 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol insurrection, his legal guardian recently dined with former President Donald Trump.
Trish Priller, legal guardian for Christopher Worrell, 52, was among more than a dozen guests on March 22 at Trump's Mar-a-Lago home in Palm Beach.
The recent visit to Trump's home comes after at least three delays in Worrell's trial. U.S. District Judge Royce Lamberth recently approved a bench trial for Worrell, leaving his fate in the judge's hands.
Court records indicate a new trial date hasn't yet been set.
Worrell's case previously had been tagged with several delays related to the release of his medical records.
Worrell's trial was first scheduled for Nov. 15. Court records indicate the court postponed that trial date by nearly two months after Worrell argued he was medically unable to proceed.
In January, Lamberth wrote that Worrell didn't include medical documents and failed to respond to the government's proposed date with specific arguments that would declare him medically unable to stand trial.
The same day, then-lead attorney in the case, Alex Reed Stavrou, of Tampa-based Alex R. Stavrou Law Office, filed a motion to withdraw from the case. Lamberth approved that motion.
Worrell is accused of attacking police officers with pepper spray gel during the Jan. 6 incident.
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https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Collier+man+charged+in+Jan.+6+Capitol+riot+waives+jury+trial%2C+guardian+dines+with+Trump
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^^ Sorry but I don't find anything at all attractive about Hispanics. Stinky smelly people.
StrawMan/LurkerNoMore/WayneTracker,
You are a racist, but we already knew that.
Where did Strawman account go ?
Someone lost their password/ or took your advice & logged out not to return
"Wayne Tracker" is the Village Idiot.
Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Besides, my personal belief is anyone who holds a fundamentalist belief in any religion is mentally ill (for real) which again makes for a pointless discussion
LOL
Settle down Aunt Jemima
Pretty racist comment from a supposed non-racist liberal.
FYI - I don't discuss religion with my clients, just like I do discuss how often they bone their wives (or husbands).
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^^ you are a foreign born whiner. We already knew that.
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^^ you are a foreign born whiner. We already knew that.
Why the racist hate? I thought you libtards were all about love and accepting others?
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Why the racist hate? I thought you libtards were all about love and accepting others?
It's not hate if it is accurate.
Obviously you like to see him showcase his autism over and over again.
Props for keeping my secret though.
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^^ Sorry but I don't find anything at all attractive about Hispanics. Stinky smelly people.
StrawMan/LurkerNoMore/WayneTracker,
You are a racist, but we already knew that.
Where did Strawman account go ?
Someone lost their password/ or took your advice & logged out not to return
"Wayne Tracker" is the Village Idiot.
Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Besides, my personal belief is anyone who holds a fundamentalist belief in any religion is mentally ill (for real) which again makes for a pointless discussion
LOL
Settle down Aunt Jemima
Pretty racist comment from a supposed non-racist liberal.
FYI - I don't discuss religion with my clients, just like I do discuss how often they bone their wives (or husbands).
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Thanks for promoting my posts Little Loco
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^^ Sorry but I don't find anything at all attractive about Hispanics. Stinky smelly people.
StrawMan/LurkerNoMore/WayneTracker,
You are a racist, but we already knew that.
Where did Strawman account go ?
Someone lost their password/ or took your advice & logged out not to return
"Wayne Tracker" is the Village Idiot.
Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Besides, my personal belief is anyone who holds a fundamentalist belief in any religion is mentally ill (for real) which again makes for a pointless discussion
LOL
Settle down Aunt Jemima
Pretty racist comment from a supposed non-racist liberal.
FYI - I don't discuss religion with my clients, just like I do discuss how often they bone their wives (or husbands).
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It's not hate if it is accurate.
Obviously you like to see him showcase his autism over and over again.
Props for keeping my secret though.
Racist
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Looks like an insurrection to me 🤷♂️
https://twitter.com/greg_price11/status/1641515206017708032?s=46&t=XiPzOUmtpsEiVS5zhlJE2g
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Racist
I prefer the term "very fine person".
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‘At Least 40’ Undercover Informants Were Doing Surveillance On Jan. 6, Defense Lawyer Says
Daily Caller ^ | April 6 2023 | TREVOR SCHAKOHL
Posted on 4/6/2023, 12:57:11 PM by euram
Law enforcement agencies had at least 40 undercover informants engaging in surveillance work among defendants on Jan. 6, defendant Dominic Pezzola’s lawyer Roger Roots said Wednesday.
A Proud Boys member, Pezzola is currently standing federal trial in Washington, D.C. with the group’s former national chairman Enrique Tarrio and members Ethan Nordean, Joseph Biggs, Zachary Rehl for allegedly conspiring to oppose the Jan. 2021 transfer of presidential power and related charges. The government admitted Tuesday that eight FBI confidential human sources were embedded among the Proud Boys on Jan. 6, Roots reported in a Wednesday court filing, saying the Homeland Security Investigations (HIS) agency appears to have had some 19 informants active at the time.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailycaller.com ...
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^^ Great. Eye witnesses to what the criminals did.
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And..... you didn't think they were done with these scumbags did you?
Looking for 16 years. Good times!!
Tucker told me that Jan 6th people were simply taking a self guided tour. What part of the White House tour is this stop?
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Prosecutors seek lengthiest Jan. 6 sentence yet for rioter who pinned officer in Capitol doorway
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Prosecutors+seek+lengthiest+Jan.+6+sentence+yet+for+rioter+who+pinned+officer+in+Capitol+doorway
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A thief who attended a Stop The Steal protest. You can't make this shit up.
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Chicago+man+who+stormed+Pelosi%E2%80%99s+office+on+Jan.+6+found+guilty+as+new+details+emerge
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Chicago man who stormed Pelosi’s office on Jan. 6 found guilty as new details emerge
One of the first Chicagoans charged in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot was found guilty Friday on all six counts he faced related to the mob breach.
Kevin Lyons, 40, of the Gladstone Park neighborhood, had allegedly posted a photo of the plaque outside then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s ransacked office. The statement of facts Lyons agreed to with federal prosecutors offers new details describing what happened as he roamed Pelosi’s room and removed items.
The North Side man gave prosecutors plenty of clues to work with. He publicly posted his car route from Chicago to Washington, D.C., the day before the riot, writing, “I’m heading to DC to STOP THE STEAL,” court records show.
On Jan. 6, he recorded himself throughout the day and texted updates to others while weathering tear gas and flash-bangs as rioters broke into the building after a rally hosted by then-President Donald Trump.
“We’re storming the Capitol building,” he said. “I guess we’re all going to jail.”
He called the riot an “(expletive) revolution” as he ascended stairs to the Capitol’s Senate Wing doors, court records show.
Once inside, the man goaded politicians hiding elsewhere nearby while sharing chants with the mob.
“Nancy, where are you?” he said, referring to the Californian representative who then led the Democrat’s House majority.
Then he found her office on the second floor, court records say. He called out her name again and took a photograph of the plaque outside her wall.
He posted the photo to Instagram, court records say, but took it down after about an hour.
Back inside Pelosi’s office, Lyons walked around. He caught his own image reflected in a mirror, screenshots shared on the court records show.
He saw a gray, wool coat hanging from a coat rack as a news show playing on a television screen covered the mob storming the Capitol.
“Anyone need a coat?” he said.
According to court records, he reached into the coat’s pockets and pulled out a brown, leather wallet. The wallet contained about $50, a TSA PreCheck card, two bank cards and a driver’s license. Lyons never returned it.
The Chicago man entered Pelosi’s personal office next, the statement of facts said. There, he removed a framed photograph of Pelosi with civil rights icon and former U.S. Rep. John Lewis. He took that too, the records said.
He texted a friend a picture of the photograph to someone else, telling them he was now a felon.
“I took this off Pelosi’s (expletive) desk,” he said.
He then snapped another picture of himself with the stolen photo as he left the Capitol in an Uber.
Lyons signed to agree that all of the facts stated in the court records describing his time in the Capitol are true, the records show.
The statement of facts is part of a “stipulated trial” plea deal that allows Lyons to accept conviction as if a guilty plea had been entered without admitting guilt. Through the agreement, he has waived his right to a trial by jury.
The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia found Lyons guilty on counts of entering and remaining in a restrict building, disorderly conduct in a restricted building, entering and remaining in certain room in the Capitol, disorderly conduct in the Capitol, demonstrating in the Capitol and obstructing an official proceeding, the records show.
The counts include five misdemeanors and one felony, court records show. A preliminary sentencing guidelines estimate shows he might be sentenced to 10 to 16 months in prison.
His sentencing is set for July 14.
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They just can't stop being criminals. No matter what. Can't stop being liars either.
DoJ slamming 7 years down on his head.
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Ex-soldier with Jan. 6 ties gets 7 years prison in Tampa case
TAMPA — Jeremy Brown, the retired U.S. Army Special Forces master sergeant ensnared in a federal investigation of the events at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, received a sentence of seven years in federal prison Friday for having two illegal guns, a set of hand grenades and a classified military document at his Tampa home.
Senior U.S. District Judge Susan Bucklew also ordered Brown to complete three years of supervision upon his release, with a condition that he undergo an evaluation for mental health treatment.
The prison sentence, which totaled 87 months, came after the judge spoke of Brown’s 20 years of service as Green Beret, but also his actions since his retirement, which she said demonstrated Brown put himself above the law.
“You’ve accepted no responsibility for what you’ve done in this case,” Bucklew said. “And you are defiant to the end.”
Clad in baggy orange pants and an orange jail shirt, Brown addressed the judge for close to 15 minutes before he was sentenced. In lofty rhetoric that detailed his military background and referenced the words of Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis, the Declaration of Independence and the judge’s own legal career, Brown accused the government of deceiving the court and targeting him.
“My service cannot be tarnished by lesser men,” he said, looking at the prosecutors.
He mentioned his connection to Jan. 6, 2021, suggesting the events of that day were orchestrated by the FBI.
“The truth will come out,” he said of his case.
Brown, 48, was arrested in the fall of 2021 after federal agents executed a search warrant at the Palm River-area home where he lived with his girlfriend. The warrant had to do with an investigation of Brown’s ties to the Oath Keepers and their involvement in the events of Jan. 6, when a mob in support of former President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol building and disrupted certification of the 2020 presidential election results.
In the search of Brown’s home and a recreational vehicle on the property, agents found a sawed-off shotgun and a short-barreled rifle, which were not registered in a federal database as is required when such weapons are modified. They also found a tactical vest that held two hand grenades.
They also found a printed “trip report,” authored by Brown during his time in the Special Forces, which detailed a search for missing soldier Bowe Bergdahl in Afghanistan. The report contained information deemed sensitive to national security and was thus classified.
In a weeklong trial in December, Brown’s defense argued that the CD and hand grenades were planted by government agents. He testified during the trial, admitting the guns were his and that he wrote the trip report, but he claimed the information in it was not classified.
A jury convicted Brown on six federal charges for the guns, the grenades and the trip report.
But the jury found him not guilty on four other charges related to several other classified documents saved on a CD labeled “secret,” which agents also found in his belongings. Brown said he’d never seen the CD before.
A sentencing memo filed by Brown’s defense asserted that he was a member of the Oath Keepers for only one month immediately after the 2020 election. His membership in the extremist group ended shortly after FBI agents came to interview him in December 2020 and attempted to recruit him to be a confidential informant, according to the memo.
The memo claims that Brown’s presence on Jan. 6 outside the Capitol, where he was photographed in combat attire, was merely as a volunteer to provide security for the rally, which escalated to a riot.
“There is no evidence that Mr. Brown participated in any violence or caused damage to any property,” the memo stated.
Brown remains charged in a separate case in Washington D.C. with entering a restricted area and disorderly conduct. He is not accused of actually entering the Capitol building.
A vocal figure in right-wing alternative media before his arrest, Brown drew a loyal following of supporters, who staged occasional demonstrations outside the Pinellas County jail, where he has been incarcerated for 18 months.
Brown launched an unsuccessful bid for Florida House of Representatives while he awaited trial. Before his arrest, he made a short-lived bid for Congress.
Facing sentencing, he drew letters of support from Republican U.S. Reps. Anna Paulina Luna and Gus Bilirakis.
On Thursday, a third support letter came from Florida State Rep. Berny Jacques, R-Seminole. He noted Brown’s lack of a criminal record and his military service.
“I’ve been very impressed by the accounts of Mr. Brown’s great conduct while incarcerated during this case,” Jacques wrote. “Many have described Mr. Brown as a ‘model prisoner’ for leading Bible study, deescalating altercations, and for building up morale with fellow inmates by leading certain recreational activities.”
Supporters who spoke in court Friday described Brown as a family man who loves his country.
“He’s a good man,” his mother, Lisa Brown, told the judge. “And I’m so sorry that people have told you that he’s not.”
“I find Mr. Brown to be honest to a fault,” said Cathi Chamberlain, an activist and podcast host who encouraged Brown in his recent run for office. “To the thousands following his story, something feels seriously wrong with his treatment.”
Some made references to Brown’s arguments that the government had planted evidence, including the grenades, in his belongings.
Judge Bucklew called the claims “ridiculous.”
Assistant U.S. Attorney Daniel Marcet argued that Brown downplayed the severity of his crimes. He put people at risk, the prosecutor said, by storing the grenades in an unsafe manner, and jeopardized national security by keeping the classified document.
Marcet accused Brown of lying on the witness stand regarding his knowledge of the items. He said Brown exploited his position in the Special Forces.
“He used that service as a sword to commit these crimes,” Marcet said. “He cannot now use it as a shield to evade punishment.”
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https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Ex-soldier+with+Jan.+6+ties+gets+7+years+prison+in+Tampa+case
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Why do all these folks getting sentenced as a result of their January 6th involvement remind me of sheep jumping off a cliff. Their leader secretly wore a parachute and thus survived despite his enormous weight.
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Prosecuting your political opposition and his supporters....welcome to communism, comrades.
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Prosecuting your political opposition and his supporters....welcome to communism, comrades.
Prosecuting criminals for crimes they committed. Welcome to justice Fetter.
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Why do all these folks getting sentenced as a result of their January 6th involvement remind me of sheep jumping off a cliff. Their leader secretly wore a parachute and thus survived despite his enormous weight.
Kind of funny the number of them now wanting to blame him and subpoena him during their trials and not a peep from him about helping.
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Prosecuting criminals for crimes they committed. Welcome to justice Fetter.
If that were the case, we'd see antifa and blm flooding the court system, Tom.
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If that were the case, we'd see antifa and blm flooding the court system, Tom.
And we should see it, Fetter.
Maybe if the Trumpturds were not so stupid to show their faces and openly brag about their crimes on social media, they wouldn't have gotten caught either.
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Why do all these folks getting sentenced as a result of their January 6th involvement remind me of sheep jumping off a cliff. Their leader secretly wore a parachute and thus survived despite his enormous weight.
That reminds me of all the Folk Sheep that did exactly what their leaders told
Them to do with the China Virus Farce - While their leaders secretly away from cameras
didn't take a blind bit of Notice - I guess Sheep will be Sheep .
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And we should see it, Fetter.
Maybe if the Trumpturds were not so stupid to show their faces and openly brag about their crimes on social media, they wouldn't have gotten caught either.
Good to see you're open about your support of communism, Tom.
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Good to see you're open about your support of communism, Tom.
He supports the Democrats (whom he voted for) in their sexualization and mutilation of our Nation's Children. Their deviancy is no longer veiled in any sense of the word for it is as they so enjoy saying about their perverted supporters, no longer "closeted".
Fuck LNM and all Democrats and any that voted for the Democratic Party.
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Good to see you're open about your support of communism, Tom.
It's called justice Fetter. Do a crime and do some time. Once you are caught that is.
Wasn't that the case with you? ;)
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He supports the Democrats (whom he voted for) in their sexualization and mutilation of our Nation's Children. Their deviancy is no longer veiled in any sense of the word for it is as they so enjoy saying about their perverted supporters, no longer "closeted".
Fuck LNM and all Democrats and any that voted for the Democratic Party.
Fuck cripples.
Fuck fat ass diabetic cripples even more.
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Wayne "Fudge-Packer" Tracker.
Jerks his jizz all over his dead dads grave stone. Reminds him of old days when he was corn-holing his grommet.
Sick fukking pervert... ::)
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It's called justice Fetter. Do a crime and do some time. Once you are caught that is.
Wasn't that the case with you? ;)
Unlike you, I'm smart enough not to get caught, Tom. ;)
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Wayne "Fudge-Packer" Tracker.
Jerks his jizz all over his dead dads grave stone. Reminds him of old days when he was corn-holing his grommet.
Sick fukking pervert... ::)
Has your account been possessed by the resident asshat Gov?
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Unlike you, I'm smart enough not to get caught, Tom. ;)
Hate to break it to you, but I have never been to prison.
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Hate to break it to you, but I have never been to prison.
Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
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Unlike you, I'm smart enough not to get caught, Tom. ;)
Smart people don't commit crimes.
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Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Will the real Wayne Tracker please stand up.
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Straw Man = LurkerNoMore = Wayne Tracker
He is an intolerant, racist, pervert, a liar and a coward, hiding behind multiple gimmick accounts.
Someone is so in lust with Wayne they actually want to be him. Weird.
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Someone is so in lust with Wayne they actually want to be him. Weird.
Why So Salty ?
Bidenflation is Crippling the American People's Personal Finances
Thanks to President Biden's out-of-control spending and destructive economic policies, inflation has reached its highest level in 40 years, with the Consumer Price Index rising by 7.5 percent from January 2020 to January 2021.
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Gas prices remain at a seven-year high – levels not seen since Joe Biden was Vice President.
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The average national price for a gallon of gas is at its highest level since July 2014.
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An increase in the cost of everyday goods and services disproportionately hurts lower-income families. Real average hourly earnings have decreased by 1.7 percent because of inflation.
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On top of rising prices for everyday goods, costs for other essential services like health care are also rising. Seniors are seeing the largest ever Medicare Part B premium increase in 2022.
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Moody's Analytics concluded that inflation is costing American families more than $250 per month.
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According to a poll conducted by ABC News/Ipsos, 75 percent of Americans said Biden's economy was "not so good" or "poor," while only one percent view the economy as "excellent."
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Democrats' inflationary policies are hurting – not helping – the American people.
Biden's Foreign Policy Blunders Embolden America's Adversaries
President Biden's weak leadership and lack of foreign policy strategy have crippled the United States' power and influence on the world stage. Afghanistan has fallen to the Taliban, China has ramped up its aggression against Taiwan, Hong Kong, and the Uyghurs, and now, Russia has invaded Ukraine.
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This invasion will have immediate consequences here in the United States. American families are already facing an increase in energy prices – from the gas pump to heating their homes.
As the Biden Administration chooses to react rather than lead, tough action is needed quickly to halt Putin's assault on Ukraine. Sanctions are not enough to stop this madman from further invading Ukraine and other Eastern European nations.
As a necessary first step, House Republican Whip Steve Scalise called on President Biden to immediately reverse his anti-American energy policies. This is crucial for America's economy and national security alike.
President Biden's poor foreign policy decisions have fueled the rise of the Taliban and Russia's aggression against Ukraine.
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Last summer, the U.S. Embassy in Afghanistan was forced to evacuate after the Taliban overtook Afghanistan's capital, Kabul.
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Vladimir Putin — and the rest of the world — saw President Biden withdraw U.S. troops from Afghanistan without concrete plans to protect Americans and Afghan citizens or prevent the Taliban from taking over the country.
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Ever since President Biden abandoned Americans in Afghanistan, Putin believes that he will do nothing to help the Ukrainian people against a Russian invasion.
President Biden's bad energy policies have emboldened Moscow to expand its energy foothold throughout Europe.
The Keystone XL pipeline would have created thousands of jobs, helped maintain the United States' global dominance, and transport oil from Canada, an ally and one of the world's cleanest oil producers, to U.S. refineries.
However, President Biden revoked an essential permit for the Keystone XL pipeline, which weakened the United States' energy security in the process.
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President Biden chose weakness months ago when he canceled the Keystone XL pipeline but allowed the Nord Stream 2 pipeline between Germany and Russia days after Russian criminals hacked the Colonial Pipeline. Why would President Biden choose to eliminate American energy jobs and American pipelines but favor Russian jobs, Russian pipelines, and Russian dominance over our allies?
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Putin's aggression toward Ukraine can be traced directly back to President Biden's far-left energy policies that have limited American energy production and made the United States more reliant on countries, like Russia, for oil.
Instead of weakening domestic energy development, President Biden should turn to America's energy-producing states that could significantly contribute to an all-of-the-above energy strategy that utilizes American energy resources and protects U.S. energy security.
But sadly, President Biden, and his incompetent foreign policy, have created yet another example of America conceding on the world stage.
With No Rule of Law, Illegal Immigration and Crime Surge
Since President Biden assumed control of the White House, more than 2.3 million illegal immigrants have been apprehended attempting to enter the United States. This number surpasses the population of Houston, Texas – the fourth-largest city in America.
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In January 2022, U.S. Customs and Border Protection experienced its worst January in history – with 153,941 migrant encounters. One year earlier, in January 2021, there were 78,414 migrant encounters. This is a 96.3 percent increase.
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To add insult to injury, a court filing revealed that more than 62,000 illegal immigrants were released into the United States in January.
In President Biden's first 100 days in office, he issued more than 94 executive actions on immigration, including halting the construction of President Trump's border wall and endingthe Trump Administration's successful "Remain in Mexico" policy.
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Now, as a result of the Biden Administration reversing President Trump's successful border security and immigration policies, migrants carrying illicit substances are attempting to enter the United States at an alarming rate. In January 2022, U.S. Customs and Border Protection captured 839 pounds of deadly fentanyl at the southern border.
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Sadly, fentanyl overdoses are now the leading cause of death for Americans aged 18-45, and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration found a "direct link" between Mexican cartels and fentanyl-related overdose deaths.
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Democrats' discontent for the rule of law enforcement extends well beyond their efforts to open America's borders and give mass amnesty to illegal immigrants. Violent crime and murders are increasing because Democrat-run cities slashed funding for their police departments and implemented anti-law enforcement policies that incentivize malicious behavior and let vicious criminals back into their communities.
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The Fraternal Order of Police reports that in 2021, there were 346 officers shot in the line of duty, 63 of these officers died from their wounds. This is horrifying. There were also 103 ambush-style attacks on law enforcement officers, a 115 percent increase from 2020.
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The statistics speak for themselves – Democrats' far-left rhetoric, policies, and actions have jeopardized the safety of our nation's law enforcement officers and vulnerable communities.
Supply Chain Crisis Sees No End in Sight
Pandemic lockdowns, vaccine mandates, labor shortages, and increased demand for consumer goods have created both a domestic and international supply chain crisis that directly impacts American families.
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Materials and equipment are not being sent to factories as scheduled, shipments of finished products aren't reaching distributors, and congestion at ports and other transportation bottlenecks are making it nearly impossible for shipments to arrive in stores on your doorstep on time.
President Biden has failed to deliver on his promise to provide relief from supply chain bottlenecks – cargo ships are now simply waiting farther out at sea.
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In a survey conducted by the National Federation of Independent Business, 64 percent of small businesses cite the supply chain crisis as a reason they have had to raise their prices.
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Regular Americans are paying the price and experiencing the consequences of the Biden Administration's failing transportation policies.
Democrats Flip Flop on COVID Restrictions and Mask Mandates
President Biden, Speaker Pelosi, and Congressional Democrats have championed mask mandates in schools, even when there were no clear benefits for children.
Republicans have said from the beginning that mask mandates do more harm to children than good.
Children need to see facial expressions in order to understand emotions, process language, and learn word pronunciation.
Dr. Lucy McBride, a well-respected physician in Washington, D.C., believes that masks can negatively impact a child's ability to learn. In an interview, she said that children "need to see faces to develop emotionally and socially at those ages."
House Republican Whip Steve Scalise and Senate Republican Whip John Thune published an op-ed about the need to unmask America's schoolchildren and how Democrats' inconsistent masking guidelines are harming kids' social, emotional, and educational development.
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Democrat policies, supported by the Biden Administration's guidance, are making it harder for women to return to or stay in the workforce. Mothers want to return to work or look for jobs, but onerous and unscientific COVID policies continue to disrupt in-person learning at schools and the reliability of daycare centers.
Now that the polling shows Democrats' handling of COVID is tanking, Democrat politicians and the Biden Administration are suddenly dropping their mask mandates and changing their metrics for mask-wearing.
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The Biden Administration's vaccine and masking mandates and extended lockdowns have been devastating for America's children and the parents who care for them.
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Smart people don't commit crimes.
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I guess this means you don't see yourself as being particularly smart. :)
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I guess this means you don't see yourself as being particularly smart. :)
Neither does anyone else.
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I guess this means you don't see yourself as being particularly smart. :)
Are you trying to insinuate that I'm a criminal?
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Neither does anyone else.
Says the liberal. ;D ;D
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Are you trying to insinuate that I'm a criminal?
Are you?
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Are you?
Are you?
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Before anyone asks if I am or have ever been a criminal, the answer is a firm no not never!
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Smart people don't commit crimes.
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You really are Joking aren't you. ??
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Are you?
Of course not. I am not the one insinuating I know how criminals commit crimes.
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Yep... that will do it.
"He was diagnosed with depression and frequently expressed suicidal ideation." He shouldn't have guns. :D
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Former Green Beret, Jan. 6 Rioter and GOP Candidate Sent to Prison for Stockpile of Ammo, Guns and Grenades
A former Green Beret who was part of the mob that stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, was found guilty of multiple weapon charges, including illegal possession of fragmentation grenades.
Jeremy Brown, 47, of Tampa, Florida, was sentenced Friday to seven years in prison after federal agents discovered some 8,000 rounds of ammunition in his possession, along with two explosive grenades, an unregistered rifle modified to have a short barrel, and an unregistered sawed-off shotgun, according to court documents.
There are generally more legal restrictions on short-barrel weapons. Short rifles are used in some military units because they're lighter and easier to wield in close quarters.
Brown was part of the Oath Keepers, a far-right militia group that played a key role in the insurrection on Capitol Hill. Its members were among the first to breach the building at the direction of then-President Donald Trump in a violent attempt to keep him in power after he lost the election. Some 112 Capitol Police officers were injured during the violence, including one who lost an eye and scores of others who suffered traumatic brain injuries, broken bones and post-traumatic stress disorder. Two officers later died by suicide in the aftermath of the insurrection, while another had a heart attack.
Brown's trial for his role in the insurrection is ongoing. While he was not part of the tactical stack of Oath Keepers that effectively led rioters into the Capitol, he did help stock the militia's weapons cache at a nearby hotel in Virginia -- part of the group's follow-on plans for an insurgency to keep Trump in office.
After his arrest on charges related to trespassing on Capitol grounds, Brown launched a bid for Florida's District 62 state House seat as a Republican. He ran the campaign from his jail cell and lost by nearly 40 points in the heavily blue district.
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52....52....52.... gonna be served by YOU.
"According to Qnuts, he was peacefully launching a fire extinguisher at the officers, all in good fun. Enjoy the bar soap Q-d-pie. "
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Man who threw fire extinguisher at officers on Jan. 6 sentenced to 52 months in prison
A Pennsylvania man who threw a fire extinguisher at police officers during the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol was sentenced Tuesday to more than four years in prison.
Robert Sanford, 57, was sentenced to 52 months behind bars, followed by 36 months of supervised release. He pleaded guilty in September to assaulting officers with a dangerous weapon during the Jan. 6 insurrection.
According to the Justice Department, Sanford — who is a retired firefighter — was on Capitol grounds that day as part of a group on the Lower West Terrace, where he threw a fire extinguisher at a group of Capitol Police officers and struck three of them in the head. He also threw a traffic cone aimed at the officers and yelled that they were “traitors,” according to the department.
Sanford was arrested on Jan. 14, 2021, just a little over a week after the attacks on the Capitol, after he turned himself in to authorities.
Federal prosecutors initially wanted a prison sentence of up to 71 months — almost five years — for Sanford.
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+1 to the criminal count
63 years old and looking at a 3 year stretch.
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North Texas man sentenced to prison for assaulting officers at Jan. 6 Capitol riot
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Snitches get .... 120 days of house arrest.
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Ex-Capitol Police officer sentenced after sending 'stupid and reckless' messages to Jan. 6 rioter
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+1 for....... Harley Breite and his rep for getting people off. Even though other people on here hate him, I can't knock the man. Always was nice to me.
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The law finally caught up with Shawn Price of the Proud Boys. Now comes the rest of his life.
The climactic coda of this tale did not come proudly. Price, who lives in Rockaway Township, New Jersey, was quietly sentenced in a Washington, D.C., courtroom last week to 12 months and one day in a federal jail for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.
He is 28 years old. When Price donned protective goggles and called U.S. Capitol Police “traitors,” “cowards” and “scumbags” as he pushed his way into a restricted part of the Capitol during the Jan. 6 insurrection, he claimed to be the vice president of the New Jersey chapter of the Proud Boys, an extremist group with ties to white nationalists.
Conveniently and just in time for him to plead for leniency last week before the federal judge who could have sent him to prison for five years, Price insisted that he has now quit the Proud Boys and is trying to clean up his life — a life that also includes a drug arrest in Passaic County months after the Jan. 6 attack.
The rise, the fall and, now, the attempted self-resurrection of Price is a footnote to the Jan. 6 insurrection. It is also symbolic of the troubling mystery of that day. How did Price get so angry about the defeat of former President Donald Trump that, in his words, he “led the storm” on the Capitol?
As a prosecutor’s sentencing report noted:
“Despite observing police officers attempting to control and disperse the crowd, and despite being hit in the chest with a rubber bullet and sprayed with tear gas by those same officers, Price was not deterred. Instead, he and his group of Proud Boys pushed through the crowd of rioters to get to the front line of the mob’s conflict with the police.”
Price was among the more than 1,000 people who have been charged with various crimes over the storming of the U.S. Capitol in an attempt to stop the certification of Joe Biden as the 46th president of the United States and to keep the defeated Trump in the White House. That insurrection failed — we know that. Yes, the attackers interrupted the effort by America’s duly elected congressional representatives to certify what America’s voters already asked for at the ballot box. U.S. senators and their House colleagues eventually voted to certify Biden's election. But the date, Jan. 6, 2021, will long remain as an embarrassing stain on America’s claim as the world’s greatest democracy.
Thanks to Trump and his election-conspiracy goons, America for several hours became the equivalent of a banana republic on Jan. 6. All we needed were a few Che Guevara impersonators in black berets and untrimmed beards to add to the Idiot Wind flavor of the day.
Certainly, Price seemed willing to rise as a lead performer in the moment, shouting all manner of revolutionary slogans and throwing his weight around in ways that most law-abiding people find repulsive and bullying. Many others did the same that day.
At first glance, Price seems like just another ordinary 28-year-old Jersey boy. How he managed to join a group that reportedly describes itself as a “pro-Western fraternal organization for men who refuse to apologize for creating the modern world, aka Western Chauvinists,” is just one enduring question of Jan. 6.
By the way, dear reader, don’t apologize if you are now asking yourself why a kid from Rockaway Township, New Jersey, would even begin to think of refusing to apologize for “creating the modern world.” Who even knew that such a concept was up for discussion — especially among residents who choose to live in the Garden State?
Authentic residents of New Jersey willingly apologize for all kinds of sins, from highways with too many potholes to politicians with really bad haircuts to our bizarre way of uttering the phrase “forget about it.” But apologizing for “creating the modern world”? Sorry, but that’s a new one.
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Wed, April 12, 2023 at 4:26 AM EDT
The law finally caught up with Shawn Price of the Proud Boys. Now comes the rest of his life.
The climactic coda of this tale did not come proudly. Price, who lives in Rockaway Township, New Jersey, was quietly sentenced in a Washington, D.C., courtroom last week to 12 months and one day in a federal jail for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.
He is 28 years old. When Price donned protective goggles and called U.S. Capitol Police “traitors,” “cowards” and “scumbags” as he pushed his way into a restricted part of the Capitol during the Jan. 6 insurrection, he claimed to be the vice president of the New Jersey chapter of the Proud Boys, an extremist group with ties to white nationalists.
Conveniently and just in time for him to plead for leniency last week before the federal judge who could have sent him to prison for five years, Price insisted that he has now quit the Proud Boys and is trying to clean up his life — a life that also includes a drug arrest in Passaic County months after the Jan. 6 attack.
In this Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2021, file photo, violent rioters storm the Capitol, in Washington.
In this Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2021, file photo, violent rioters storm the Capitol, in Washington.
The rise, the fall and, now, the attempted self-resurrection of Price is a footnote to the Jan. 6 insurrection. It is also symbolic of the troubling mystery of that day. How did Price get so angry about the defeat of former President Donald Trump that, in his words, he “led the storm” on the Capitol?
As a prosecutor’s sentencing report noted:
“Despite observing police officers attempting to control and disperse the crowd, and despite being hit in the chest with a rubber bullet and sprayed with tear gas by those same officers, Price was not deterred. Instead, he and his group of Proud Boys pushed through the crowd of rioters to get to the front line of the mob’s conflict with the police.”
Price was among the more than 1,000 people who have been charged with various crimes over the storming of the U.S. Capitol in an attempt to stop the certification of Joe Biden as the 46th president of the United States and to keep the defeated Trump in the White House. That insurrection failed — we know that. Yes, the attackers interrupted the effort by America’s duly elected congressional representatives to certify what America’s voters already asked for at the ballot box. U.S. senators and their House colleagues eventually voted to certify Biden's election. But the date, Jan. 6, 2021, will long remain as an embarrassing stain on America’s claim as the world’s greatest democracy.
Thanks to Trump and his election-conspiracy goons, America for several hours became the equivalent of a banana republic on Jan. 6. All we needed were a few Che Guevara impersonators in black berets and untrimmed beards to add to the Idiot Wind flavor of the day.
Certainly, Price seemed willing to rise as a lead performer in the moment, shouting all manner of revolutionary slogans and throwing his weight around in ways that most law-abiding people find repulsive and bullying. Many others did the same that day.
Earlier: NJ Proud Boys leader gets year in prison for coaxing mob during Jan. 6 riot
The ordinary Americans who became insurrectionists
But what's striking now in examining the backgrounds of those arrested in the Jan. 6 insurrection is how ordinary many were. These were not the American equivalent of al-Qaida operatives who trained with guns and grenades in the mountains of Afghanistan and breathed in the warped Islamist theology of Osama bin Laden.
Most of those arrested — 75 — came from Florida, a state that supported Trump in the 2020 election. Next in line were Texas (pro-Trump) and Pennsylvania (pro-Biden), with 63 residents each among those arrested. New Jersey, another pro-Biden state, which brags that it is the most diverse in America, was home to nearly 30 of those charged by federal authorities in the Jan. 6 insurrection.
According to the George Washington University “Program on Extremism,” which is keeping tabs on the court cases linked to the Capitol attack, the average age of attackers was 39. Nearly nine in 10 of those arrested were men. About 12% had military experience. And, perhaps most significantly, the FBI was able to catch 80% of those arrested — about 800 suspects — by examining evidence obtained from social media posts.
Julian Khater, left, and George Tanios
Julian Khater, left, and George Tanios
In other words, the attackers were a bragging, performance-minded bunch. First they broke the law by barging into the U.S. Capitol, with many of them breaking windows and doors. Then they posted photos of their crimes on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Twitter and other social media platforms. FBI agents didn’t even have to leave the office and wear out their gum shoes to pull together the evidence. In many cases, they just watched video footage.
At first glance, Price seems like just another ordinary 28-year-old Jersey boy. How he managed to join a group that reportedly describes itself as a “pro-Western fraternal organization for men who refuse to apologize for creating the modern world, aka Western Chauvinists,” is just one enduring question of Jan. 6.
By the way, dear reader, don’t apologize if you are now asking yourself why a kid from Rockaway Township, New Jersey, would even begin to think of refusing to apologize for “creating the modern world.” Who even knew that such a concept was up for discussion — especially among residents who choose to live in the Garden State?
The Department of Justice motion to oppose the conditional release of Timothy Hale-Cusanelli ahead of his trial on charges stemming from the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol, is photographed on Tuesday, May 24, 2022. Hale-Cusanelli was arrested less than two weeks after the attack and has remained jailed since February 2021. His trial began in federal court in Washington on May 24.
The Department of Justice motion to oppose the conditional release of Timothy Hale-Cusanelli ahead of his trial on charges stemming from the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol, is photographed on Tuesday, May 24, 2022. Hale-Cusanelli was arrested less than two weeks after the attack and has remained jailed since February 2021. His trial began in federal court in Washington on May 24.
Authentic residents of New Jersey willingly apologize for all kinds of sins, from highways with too many potholes to politicians with really bad haircuts to our bizarre way of uttering the phrase “forget about it.” But apologizing for “creating the modern world”? Sorry, but that’s a new one.
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Was it worth all the anger?
You find the same sense of shake-your-head incongruity and enduring mystery among many of the others arrested in the wake of Jan. 6.
Let’s start with George Tanios and Julian Khater, who grew up near New Brunswick, moved to West Virginia and Pennsylvania and opened small eateries that catered to college students. On Jan. 6, the two traveled together to Washington and participated in the assault that led to the death of U.S. Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick of South River, New Jersey, a small hamlet just across the New Jersey Turnpike from New Brunswick.
How did two guys who sold sandwiches and fruit bowls to students suddenly become candidates for anger management at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6? Was Trump worth all that anger?
You could ask the same question of many of those arrested that day.
Consider the background of Timothy Hale-Cusanelli, 31, of Colts Neck. When he was arrested, he was working as a security officer at the Naval Weapons Station in Earle, New Jersey — a military base that stores bombs and other explosive devices. Hale-Cusanelli was also a U.S. Army reservist who has since left the military.
Such was his public life.
In private, federal investigators discovered, he developed a history of antisemitic hate speech, longed for civil war and sometimes wore a fake mustache for photographs that made him resemble Adolf Hitler. In court, Hale-Cusanelli’s attorney claimed that his client was little more than a spectator at the Jan. 6 attack and actually wore a suit and tie during the march on the U.S. Capitol.
Another notable Jan. 6 suspect from New Jersey is Thomas Baranyi, 28, of Hamilton. Once a member of the Peace Corps, Baranyi found himself standing next to fellow rioter Ashli Babbit when she was fatally shot by a Capitol Police officer as she tried to climb through a broken window near a stairwell where House members were trying to escape.
One of four women arrested, Marissa Suarez, of Union Beach, New Jersey, took an “emergency holiday” from her job as a guard at the Monmouth County jail to participate in the Capitol attack.
A group of men held a vigil for Ashli Babbitt, the woman who was killed after pro-Trump rioters stormed the U.S. Capitol in Washington, at the Legislative Mall in Dover, Del., on Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2020.
A group of men held a vigil for Ashli Babbitt, the woman who was killed after pro-Trump rioters stormed the U.S. Capitol in Washington, at the Legislative Mall in Dover, Del., on Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2020.
Also arrested were Ezekiel “Zeke” Stecher, a farmer from Mantua Township in Gloucester County, New Jersey, who received a federal Paycheck Protection Program loan during the COVID-19 pandemic, and Scott Fairlamb, who ran a gym in Sussex County and posted on social media posing with two rifles.
This is just a smattering of the mix of personalities charged with crimes linked to Jan. 6. Some are already in prison. (Fairlamb is serving 43 months.) Others are still awaiting court dates.
In some ways Shawn Price is lucky. He’s going to jail for only a year.
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I see our resident communist is still posting political prisoner convictions from the Biden/Stalin regime. In the meantime there have been like 3-4 "insurrections" by leftists just in the last few months and nothing.
"Don't invest in Gold, invest in water and bullets" - Dave Ramsey
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I see our resident retard still believes criminals don't need to face punishment or accountability for their actions.
Shouldn't you be posting a follow up to that dazzling thread about Obama moving to Africa now?
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I see our resident retard still believes criminals don't need to face punishment or accountability for their actions.
Shouldn't you be posting a follow up to that dazzling thread about Obama moving to Africa now?
Well, Obama was thinking of running for president of Kenya, but his birth certificate was in question.
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Well, Obama was thinking of running for president of Kenya, but his birth certificate was in question.
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7 years..... Whoopie! Another one checks into the MAGA Hotel.
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Jan. 6 defendant who crushed an officer with a shield is sentenced to over 7 years in prison
A man who crushed D.C. Metropolitan Police Officer Daniel Hodges with a police shield on Jan. 6 was sentenced to seven-and-a-half years in federal prison on Friday.
Patrick McCaughey III, who was dubbed #ThePinman by online sleuths, was present during some of the worst violence inside the lower west tunnel, the spot where presidents emerge during inauguration ceremonies. McCaughey was sentenced by Judge Trevor McFadden, a Donald Trump appointee who previously delivered the only full acquittal for a Jan. 6 defendant to date and has imposed more lenient sentences than other judges in the Capitol riot cases.
Federal prosecutors sought a sentence of more than 15 years — 188 months — in federal prison, which would have broken the record for the longest sentence in a Jan. 6 case: the 10-year sentence given to former New York City Police Department officer Thomas Webster.
McCaughey faced a bench trial before Judge McFadden alongside David Mehaffie of Ohio and Tristan Stevens of Florida. McCaughey was convicted on every count in September, was ordered detained after the verdict and has been in custody ever since. Mehaffie was sentenced to 14 months in federal prison, while Stevens was sentenced to five years at a hearing in which he rattled off a number of conspiracy theories.
McCaughey's legal team said that his actions were "motivated by a misunderstanding as to the facts surrounding the 2020 election" and that he "knew next to nothing about the 2020 election and listened to sources of information that were clearly false."
Prosecutors argued that a lengthy sentence was justified by McCaughey's violent actions on Jan. 6. They noted that McCaughey urged police to "go home" before scaling the scaffolding that had been set up for Joe Biden's inauguration. He then took a selfie photo that he sent to friends back home in Connecticut, before joining the mob in the tunnel and using the stolen police shield against Hodges.
Hodges, who has spoken out about being attacked during the Capitol riot, including before the Jan. 6 Committee, read a statement at Friday's sentencing.
“At a time when we are struggling to field enough police to maintain public safety, Mr. McCaughey took part in an assault that removed 50 officers from duty,” Hodges said, according to the statement. “That’s 50 officers that no longer have my back when I’m on a call, 50 officers that can no longer protect the city, and 50 officers that won’t be there the next time a would-be dictator decides to try his luck against these United States.”
Hodges previously testified at trial about being crushed by the police shield.
"As there are so many people pushing forward on that one object, a hard object, unyielding, pushing into you, doing what it’s designed to do, is repel a body, but being used on the police," Hodges testified. "It’s much greater. It’s inflexible. There’s no good way to fight back against it, really. It just -- you have to endure the pressure that it creates."
McCaughey, prosecutors argued, showed "an absolute disregard for the rule of law coupled with a willingness to incite and engage in violence." A lengthy sentence was also needed to "deter others from not only committing the crime but taking the stand and engaging in dishonesty."
In a letter to the court, McCaughey’s sister wrote that her brother has been radicalized because of their father, who only played two TV channels in their home: “Fox News and Turner Classic Movies.” Things “would get ugly” if you disagreed with the elder McCaughey, she wrote, writing that her father attempted “to convert everyone around him to the glory that was Donald Trump to him.” McCaughey’s sister noted that her brother’s “entire livelihood depended on having a good relationship with my father.”
Fox News, which has come up in several cases against Jan. 6 defendants, was sued by the voting machine company Dominion over its coverage of false claims about the company, and the case is currently headed to trial. Discovery in the case has revealed that many Fox News personalities knew at the time that Trump’s claims about voter fraud were bogus.
“I believe my father’s dedication to ignoring all issues that did not interest him, and his tendency to cut out those who disagreed with him forced my brother to adapt to his interests once again and therefore, radicalize himself too. I firmly believe that my brother would not have gone so far to the extreme without his need to cultivate a positive relationship with my father, and that he would not have been anywhere near the Capitol building on January 6, 2021 without my father’s fervor about a ‘stolen election,’” Maria McCaughey wrote.
“My little brother is an even keeled, intelligent, and odd person, but he is also just a kid who wants his dad to not only love him, but to like him, and he would do anything to make that happen," she added.
McCaughey’s grandmother wrote that he told her “that he was a DUMMY to have been present on January 6th in Washington,” while his mother noted that McCaughey’s father was “a fervent Trump supporter and ‘anti-masker’.”
“His father was quite clear about his expectations that Patrick needed to conform to his wishes and Patrick also started to believe that the election was ‘stolen,’ that Trump was the solution for all woes of this country, and that all ‘patriots’ needed to show their support. My son would have not driven alone to the rally on January 6th,” his mother wrote.
About 1,000 Jan. 6 rioters have been arrested by the FBI in the more than two years since the Capitol attack. Online sleuths have identified hundreds of additional rioters, including more than 100 who are currently featured on the FBI's Capitol Violence website. Authorities have indicated that roughly 1,000 additional cases could be brought forward before the statute of limitations expires in early 2026.
Earlier this week, a judge sentenced Logan Barnhart — a rioter who dragged a police officer down the steps of the Capitol on Jan. 6 — to three years in federal prison, while Robert Sanford — who assaulted officers with a fire extinguisher — received four years. Josiah Kenyon, who also assaulted law enforcement officers in the tunnel, was sentenced to six years.
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This idiot probably couldn't zip tie his own shoes.
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A federal court Tuesday handed down guilty verdicts for the Nashville man best known as “zip-tie guy” and his mother for the pair’s role in the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol.
Eric Munchel, who infamously brandished zip ties as he walked the inside of the Capitol during the riot, and his mother Lisa Eisenhart, of Woodstock, Georgia, were found guilty on all charges in a D.C. District Court Tuesday.
The pair are scheduled to be sentenced on Sept. 8.
Originally charged mainly with trespassing charges, the charges against Munchel and Eisenhart expanded in October to include obstruction, conspiracy, disorderly conduct and unauthorized entry. Munchel was found guilty of additional charges for carrying a deadly or dangerous weapon on Capitol grounds because he was armed with a Taser, court records say.
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You really are Joking aren't you. ??
No, I was not joking. But my choice of words was off. Wise would have been better. Wise as in, experience, knowledge, and good judgment; the quality of being wise. Now that I think about it even wise people commit crimes, but it is likely they are social misfits or outright nut-jobs.
Smart or intelligent people do commit crimes. Some criminals escape getting caught either out of sheer luck or because they can outsmart the law... at least for a while.
Here are some examples of folks credited with being intelligent and yet ended up getting caught; Ted Kaczynski - the Unabomber, Frank 'catch me if you can' Abagnale. Andrew Cunanan, serial killer who was not caught, became his own executioner when he committed suicide. Speaking of Cunanan, he was known as a habitual liar, who exaggerated his accomplishments and created a false background for himself. Does this behavior resemble anyone in the news lately? George Santos perhaps?
Another notorious serial killer is Ted Bundy who had an I.Q. of 136. Maybe there is a connection between high intelligence and psychopathic behavior. However, there are plenty of dumb (not smart) psychopaths.
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No, I was not joking. But my choice of words was off. Wise would have been better. Wise as in, experience, knowledge, and good judgment; the quality of being wise. Now that I think about it even wise people commit crimes, but it is likely they are social misfits or outright nut-jobs.
Smart or intelligent people do commit crimes. Some criminals escape getting caught either out of sheer luck or because they can outsmart the law... at least for a while.
Here are some examples of folks credited with being intelligent and yet ended up getting caught; Ted Kaczynski - the Unabomber, Frank 'catch me if you can' Abagnale. Andrew Cunanan, serial killer who was not caught, became his own executioner when he committed suicide. Speaking of Cunanan, he was known as a habitual liar, who exaggerated his accomplishments and created a false background for himself. Does this behavior resemble anyone in the news lately? George Santos perhaps?
Another notorious serial killer is Ted Bundy who had an I.Q. of 136. Maybe there is a connection between high intelligence and psychopathic behavior. However, there are plenty of dumb (not smart) psychopaths.
You've just completely owned your own original statement.
Fact is All sorts of people commit crime . End of.
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Your use of the English language is definitely a crime. I guess in hind sight all those English and Grammar teachers you killed in your "many" body count was not a good idea.
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Your use of the English language is definitely a crime. I guess in hind sight all those English and Grammar teachers you killed in your "many" body count was not a good idea.
“Hindsight” is one word. First rule of ridiculing someone’s grammar is to ensure yours is correct. :)
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You've just completely owned your own original statement.
Fact is All sorts of people commit crime . End of.
Your point? I believe I admitted that I used the wrong word when I wrote smart.
My original statement and word choice harked back to what my stepdad told me about getting into fights, which was, "Smart people don't get into fights." This philosophically translates to, if you are smart, you won't commit a crime.
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“Hindsight” is one word. First rule of ridiculing someone’s grammar is to ensure yours is correct. :)
Then you write Apple and ask them to correct their auto correct.
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I bet they were using the zip ties on each other the night before.
Fox news (hahaha) said it was just a tour (hahaha) they wouldn't lie would they (hahaha)
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Georgia woman, son who took zip ties into Senate convicted in Jan. 6 Capitol riot
A Tennessee man and his mother were convicted on Tuesday of charges that they stormed the Capitol, where they brought plastic zip-tie handcuffs into the Senate gallery as a mob attacked the building, court records show.
U.S. District Judge Royce Lamberth convicted Eric Munchel and his mother, Lisa Eisenhart, on all 10 counts in their indictment, including a charge that they conspired to obstruct Congress from certifying President Joe Biden’s 2020 electoral victory on Jan. 6, 2021. The judge is scheduled to sentence both of them Sept. 8.
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What an idiot. Going bye bye for sure now.
He's lucky to still be breathing and turned into swiss cheese.
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Texas man accused of Capitol riot crime faces new charges after shooting at cops, feds say
A Texas man accused of taking part in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot is now facing a federal firearms charge after prosecutors said he fired several shots toward law enforcement days before his first court appearance, according to a news release.
Nathan Donald Pelham, 40, of Greenville, shot at Hunt County Sheriff’s Department officers April 12 when they arrived at his home to do a welfare check, according to the news release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Texas. The shooting happened days before he was scheduled for his first court appearance for charges relating to the U.S. Capitol riot.
Pelham is facing four misdemeanor charges for the part he is accused of playing in the breach of the Capitol Building in Washington, D.C.
Authorities said Pelham’s family called the sheriff’s office for a welfare check, telling dispatchers he had a gun. When officers arrived, they found the house was dark. After officers turned on their emergency lights, Pelham’s juvenile daughter exited the home, according to the news release. Officers then heard gunshots from the house and took cover.
About an hour later, Pelham walked onto the porch and fired toward officers, according to the news release. Sheriff’s deputies told him to put the gun down, but Pelham continued to wave it around until he went back into the home. Another hour later, Pelham came out of the house again and fired multiple rounds, authorities said.
No injuries were reported.
A later search of Pelham’s home turned up a 9 millimeter Smith & Wesson handgun and four boxes of ammunition, as well as bullet holes in the walls.
Pelham, who is a convicted felon and therefore is not legally allowed to own firearms, was charged via criminal complaint, according to federal prosecutors. He made his first court appearance on the gun charges Thursday. If convicted of the gun charges, Pelham could spend up to 15 years in prison on top of a potential sentence of three years on the misdemeanor charges related to the Capitol Building breach.
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But there were no weapons. No one was armed. ::)
MAGA - one conviction at a time. Maybe if he donated money to Trumpy, then he would mention him in his nightly thought and prayers.
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Capitol rioter armed with gun on Jan. 6 is found guilty on all charges
A Jan. 6 rioter who admitted he was armed with a concealed gun during the attack on the U.S. Capitol was found guilty Wednesday of all nine charges he faced.
Christopher Alberts, of Maryland, was arrested with a weapon on the night of Jan. 6, 2021, after having spent several hours on the Capitol grounds. He was wearing a gas mask and a protective vest and had a backpack containing ready-to-eat meals and other materials, including bungee cords.
After the verdict was read, Justice Department prosecutors sought to take Alberts into custody and keep him detained until his sentencing, which is scheduled for July 19. But U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper said he would allow Alberts to remain on pretrial release until then.
Alberts assured Cooper after his conviction that he would show up for his sentencing date.
In his testimony, Alberts said that “instinct took over” when he used a wooden pallet to “build a wall” between police and the rioters. He maintained that police used excessive force after thousands of Trump supporters entered the restricted grounds of the Capitol and began climbing the platform that had been set up for Joe Biden's inauguration.
“Somebody had to put a stop to it,” Alberts said. “It was wrong.”
Before he charged the police line, evidence showed Alberts assisted in keeping a pathway clear so that authorities could get another Jan. 6 rioter who needed medical assistance to safety.
Alberts maintained the crowd was “completely peaceful" and said there were “a couple thousand patriots on the lawn.” He said he “feared that he was about to be shot” when an officer placed a hand on their weapon.
On cross-examination, Alberts admitted that he called police "domestic terrorists," yelled "y'all wanted war, you asked for it, you got it," and threw a water bottle at police officers' feet.
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https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Capitol+rioter+armed+with+gun+on+Jan.+6+is+found+guilty+on+all+charges
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Your point? I believe I admitted that I used the wrong word when I wrote smart.
My original statement and word choice harked back to what my stepdad told me about getting into fights, which was, "Smart people don't get into fights." This philosophically translates to, if you are smart, you won't commit a crime.
My Point was clearly made .
Yet again we all know that smart folk are always commiting crimes.
Its got nothing to do with being smart or stupid its if they believe they can get away without being caught
or its impulse / spur of the moment crime.
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My Point was clearly made .
Yet again we all know that smart folk are always commiting crimes.
Its got nothing to do with being smart or stupid its if they believe they can get away without being caught
or its impulse / spur of the moment crime.
It is safe to say most criminals are gamblers. According to the latest data from the FBI, if you murder someone in America, there's a nearly 40% chance you'll get away with it. If you severely assault someone, there's a 50% chance. And if you commit any other crime, there's a good chance you'll get away with that, too.
The odds of being wrongfully convicted of a crime are about 5%. People who do not commit crimes have considerably better odds of staying out of jail than criminals. In my mind this suggests it is smarter or wiser to avoid committing a crime. Conversely, committing a crime is a dumb thing to do.
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It is safe to say most criminals are gamblers. According to the latest data from the FBI, if you murder someone in America, there's a nearly 40% chance you'll get away with it. If you severely assault someone, there's a 50% chance. And if you commit any other crime, there's a good chance you'll get away with that, too.
The odds of being wrongfully convicted of a crime are about 5%. People who do not commit crimes have considerably better odds of staying out of jail than criminals. In my mind this suggests it is smarter or wiser to avoid committing a crime. Conversely, committing a crime is a dumb thing to do.
"Conversely, committing a crime is a dumb thing to do".
Try telling that to all the multi millionaire politicians & the many others in
positions of authority / influence - Many would disagree with you.
Never make the Mistake of Thinking others think as you do.
Different lives & circumstances dictate different actions.
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"Conversely, committing a crime is a dumb thing to do".
Try telling that to all the multi millionaire politicians & the many others in
positions of authority / influence - Many would disagree with you.
Never make the Mistake of Thinking others think as you do.
Different lives & circumstances dictate different actions.
Smart people don't commit crimes--Prime 2023
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"Conversely, committing a crime is a dumb thing to do".
Try telling that to all the multi millionaire politicians & the many others in
positions of authority / influence - Many would disagree with you.
Never make the Mistake of Thinking others think as you do.
Different lives & circumstances dictate different actions.
Do you think it would be prudent for someone to check with Donald Trump for a wise opinion and some advice about the profitability of white color crimes plus getting away with the occasional violent crime such as rape and insurrection?
What is your opinion on Trump's success at getting away with criminal activity? Do you believe his luck will hold out until his eventual passing which could be a long time from now since his dad lived to be 94 and his mom to age 88?
Do you think it would be prudent to check with Donald Trump for a solid opinion and advice about the profitability of white color crimes and getting away with the occasional violent crime such as being rapist and insurrectionist?
What is your opinion on Trump's success at getting away with criminal activity? Do you believe his luck will hold out until his eventual and eminent passing?
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Smart people don't commit crimes--Prime 2023
Does this define you as a smart or a dumb person?
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Does this define you as a smart or a dumb person?
Well, I don't have a police record so I must be pretty smart according to your standard.
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Do you think it would be prudent for someone to check with Donald Trump for a wise opinion and some advice about the profitability of white color crimes plus getting away with the occasional violent crime such as rape and insurrection?
What is your opinion on Trump's success at getting away with criminal activity? Do you believe his luck will hold out until his eventual passing which could be a long time from now since his dad lived to be 94 and his mom to age 88?
Do you think it would be prudent to check with Donald Trump for a solid opinion and advice about the profitability of white color crimes and getting away with the occasional violent crime such as being rapist and insurrectionist?
What is your opinion on Trump's success at getting away with criminal activity? Do you believe his luck will hold out until his eventual and eminent passing?
What is your Obssesion with Donald ??
Why do you feel the overwhelming need to name just him ??
Why not / O'bumer / Biden / Clinton's / Pelosi just to name a few others.
Take a step back & look at your total obsession with Donald, FFS - Really.
As you would've noticed I didn't name any particular individual as there are
So many to choose from.
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What is your Obssesion with Donald ??
Why do you feel the overwhelming need to name just him ??
Why not / O'bumer / Biden / Clinton's / Pelosi just to name a few others.
Take a step back & look at your total obsession with Donald, FFS - Really.
As you would've noticed I didn't name any particular individual as there are
So many to choose from.
What's your obsession with US politics? You can't vote. Will never be a citizen, just a fake one that was exposed, and never have a voice in our democracy. Yet you can't stop talking about it. Maybe pay more attention to the politics in your own shitty country instead.
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What is your Obssesion with Donald ??
Why do you feel the overwhelming need to name just him ??
Why not / O'bumer / Biden / Clinton's / Pelosi just to name a few others.
Take a step back & look at your total obsession with Donald, FFS - Really.
As you would've noticed I didn't name any particular individual as there are
So many to choose from.
What obsession? I simply do not like him. This isn't something new. I never liked him... long before he became a hack politician. He has never been someone I would want to socialize with. I have no respect for him. He may be rich (or not) but IMO he is also very crass and low-class among his many other personality faults.
Obama is extremely likeable. I met and spoke with him many years ago during one of his multiple visits to the Rose City at a rally at the Convention Center. I have ochlophobia. As you might imagine on this day the Portland Convention Center was packed with thousands of people and yet I somehow muscled my way up to the front just as he stepped off the platform and milled through the audience speaking to folks directly and shaking our hands.
Both Hillary and Bill Clinton have mostly been personable IMO, Bill more so than Hillary despite that he seems a bit of a scoundrel... yet a likeable one. Today, he seems diminished compared to how he was in his heyday. My guess is he deferred to Hillary somewhere along the way. I respect both of them in that they stayed married through all the turmoil their marriage has undoubtably been through.
-Never met Pelosi. I admire her professionalism and intelligence. My guess is she is not the 'nicest' person on the planet. However, historically women in politics must be somewhat tough to get anywhere in what has been a man’s game.
We all have our likes and dislikes which are no doubt based on our interactions with others and our lifetime of experiences.
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What obsession? I simply do not like him. This isn't something new. I never liked him... long before he became a hack politician. He has never been someone I would want to socialize with. I have no respect for him. He may be rich (or not) but IMO he is also very crass and low-class among his many other personality faults.
Obama is extremely likeable. I met and spoke with him many years ago during one of his multiple visits to the Rose City at a rally at the Convention Center. I have ochlophobia. As you might imagine on this day the Portland Convention Center was packed with thousands of people and yet I somehow muscled my way up to the front just as he stepped off the platform and milled through the audience speaking to folks directly and shaking our hands.
Both Hillary and Bill Clinton have mostly been personable IMO, Bill more so than Hillary despite that he seems a bit of a scoundrel... yet a likeable one. Today, he seems diminished compared to how he was in his heyday. My guess is he deferred to Hillary somewhere along the way. I respect both of them in that they stayed married through all the turmoil their marriage has undoubtably been through.
-Never met Pelosi. I admire her professionalism and intelligence. My guess is she is not the 'nicest' person on the planet. However, historically women in politics must be somewhat tough to get anywhere in what has been a man’s game.
We all have our likes and dislikes which are no doubt based on our interactions with others and our lifetime of experiences.
🤔 Hmmmmm so you claim not to have an obsession about Donald.
Yet out of Nowhere he's the 1st person you referenced .
Seems Plausible.
As for the rest of whatever you wrote, Nope I didn't read it.
Hey there's quite a few folk I dislike intensely.
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🤔 Hmmmmm so you claim not to have an obsession about Donald.
Yet out of Nowhere he's the 1st person you referenced .
Seems Plausible.
As for the rest of whatever you wrote, Nope I didn't read it.
Hey there's quite a few folk I dislike intensely.
He was the first person you mentioned. Of all the folks mentioned, my supposed 'obsession" with Trump was your primary focus, IMO.
The thing is none of these people have much impact on my life. If I were to be obsessed with someone, they'd have to affect me personally. I am not nor have I ever been a celebrity hound. All these folks are not that different from the rest of us when it comes right down to it. They just have a level of fame or notoriety which most of us don't... thank goodness. I like being somewhat under the radar.
You and I are somewhat opposite in that I like almost everyone… even the folks I sometimes disagree with, like you.
It is easy to either like or not like celebrities including those who are also politicians because they mean almost nothing to me. They have no effect on my life.
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He was the first person you mentioned. Of all the folks mentioned, my supposed 'obsession" with Trump was your primary focus, IMO.
The thing is none of these people have much impact on my life. If I were to be obsessed with someone, they'd have to affect me personally. I am not nor have I ever been a celebrity hound. All these folks are not that different from the rest of us when it comes right down to it. They just have a level of fame or notoriety which most of us don't... thank goodness. I like being somewhat under the radar.
You and I are somewhat opposite in that I like almost everyone… even the folks I sometimes disagree with, like you.
It is easy to either like or not like celebrities including those who are also politicians because they mean almost nothing to me. They have no effect on my life.
Wrong - go back look at your replies..............
It is you who wrote a long winded diatribe about Donald .
You Bought his Name up.
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Wrong - go back look at your replies..............
It is you who wrote a long winded diatribe about Donald .
You Bought his Name up.
Whatever. ::)
What is your Obssesion with Donald ??
Why do you feel the overwhelming need to name just him ??
Why not / O'bumer / Biden / Clinton's / Pelosi just to name a few others.
Take a step back & look at your total obsession with Donald, FFS - Really.
As you would've noticed I didn't name any particular individual as there are
So many to choose from.
You named 4 “particular individuals.” Why not some of the many others you could choose from?
Maybe as you suggest, I am obsessed with Donald Trump. Could this be because he is constantly in the media?
Sticking with the title of this thread, is it because January 6th never would have happened had it not been for his instigating the insurrection?
You are obsessed with what you think is my obsession. Why is that?
BTW, when you post something to or about me, I usually read all of it.
But when I don’t, I also do not make a point of mentioning it as you so often do. Why do you feel that need? Am I supposed to care what you chose or do not choose to read. This is your prerogative. It makes no difference to me, nor could I do anything about it if it did.
Should I mention that I am just killing time by engaging in this conversation? Would that be insulting to you?
This reminds me, I do have a couple of things I should be doing instead of this. So, it’s been fun. See you later. Have a great day or I should say almost morning. Isn’t it nearing midnight there? Time for you to hit the hay. ;)
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Whatever. ::)
You named 4 “particular individuals.” Why not some of the many others you could choose from?
Maybe as you suggest, I am obsessed with Donald Trump. Could this be because he is constantly in the media?
Sticking with the title of this thread, is it because January 6th never would have happened had it not been for his instigating the insurrection?
You are obsessed with what you think is my obsession. Why is that?
BTW, when you post something to or about me, I usually read all of it.
But when I don’t, I also do not make a point of mentioning it as you so often do. Why do you feel that need? Am I supposed to care what you chose or do not choose to read. This is your prerogative. It makes no difference to me, nor could I do anything about it if it did.
Should I mention that I am just killing time by engaging in this conversation? Would that be insulting to you?
This reminds me, I do have a couple of things I should be doing instead of this. So, it’s been fun. See you later. Have a great day or I should say almost morning. Isn’t it nearing midnight there? Time for you to hit the hay. ;)
Hahahahaha. You just killed every Trumpturds excuse now for their whining and projections.
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Whatever. ::)
You named 4 “particular individuals.” Why not some of the many others you could choose from?
Maybe as you suggest, I am obsessed with Donald Trump. Could this be because he is constantly in the media?
Sticking with the title of this thread, is it because January 6th never would have happened had it not been for his instigating the insurrection?
You are obsessed with what you think is my obsession. Why is that?
BTW, when you post something to or about me, I usually read all of it.
But when I don’t, I also do not make a point of mentioning it as you so often do. Why do you feel that need? Am I supposed to care what you chose or do not choose to read. This is your prerogative. It makes no difference to me, nor could I do anything about it if it did.
Should I mention that I am just killing time by engaging in this conversation? Would that be insulting to you?
This reminds me, I do have a couple of things I should be doing instead of this. So, it’s been fun. See you later. Have a great day or I should say almost morning. Isn’t it nearing midnight there? Time for you to hit the hay. ;)
Oh he read it. He is just claiming he didn't because he has no answer or response to it that would not make him look even more foolish and stupid that he already does.
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Hahahahaha. You just killed every Trumpturds excuse now for their whining and projections.
You're on Primes dick pretty hard today, slow news day for your obsession?
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You're on Primes dick pretty hard today, slow news day for your obsession?
Agreeing with someone = on their dick?
I guess that means :
Defending someone = having your head up their ass. Is that what that cone tip is orange?
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Agreeing with someone = on their dick?
I guess that means :
Defending someone = having your head up their ass. Is that what that cone tip is orange?
If mocking you for your Trump obsession = defending Trump, then yes, agreeing with Prime means you're all up in his peehole.
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Whatever. ::)
You named 4 “particular individuals.” Why not some of the many others you could choose from?
Maybe as you suggest, I am obsessed with Donald Trump. Could this be because he is constantly in the media?
Sticking with the title of this thread, is it because January 6th never would have happened had it not been for his instigating the insurrection?
You are obsessed with what you think is my obsession. Why is that?
BTW, when you post something to or about me, I usually read all of it.
But when I don’t, I also do not make a point of mentioning it as you so often do. Why do you feel that need? Am I supposed to care what you chose or do not choose to read. This is your prerogative. It makes no difference to me, nor could I do anything about it if it did.
Should I mention that I am just killing time by engaging in this conversation? Would that be insulting to you?
This reminds me, I do have a couple of things I should be doing instead of this. So, it’s been fun. See you later. Have a great day or I should say almost morning. Isn’t it nearing midnight there? Time for you to hit the hay. ;)
No its not whatever .
And Again I didn't read any of the other stuff you wrote.
Here let me help you
I posted the below.
Notice no mention of Donald or anyone else
"Conversely, committing a crime is a dumb thing to do".
Try telling that to all the multi millionaire politicians & the many others in
positions of authority / influence - Many would disagree with you.
Never make the Mistake of Thinking others think as you do.
Different lives & circumstances dictate different actions.
And your reply was the below quote
All about Donald.
Do you think it would be prudent for someone to check with Donald Trump for a wise opinion and some advice about the profitability of white color crimes plus getting away with the occasional violent crime such as rape and insurrection?
What is your opinion on Trump's success at getting away with criminal activity? Do you believe his luck will hold out until his eventual passing which could be a long time from now since his dad lived to be 94 and his mom to age 88?
Do you think it would be prudent to check with Donald Trump for a solid opinion and advice about the profitability of white color crimes and getting away with the occasional violent crime such as being rapist and insurrectionist?
What is your opinion on Trump's success at getting away with criminal activity? Do you believe his luck will hold out until his eventual and eminent passing?
So your whatever answer is more than a bit Naff.
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If mocking you for your Trump obsession = defending Trump, then yes, agreeing with Prime means you're all up in his peehole.
TDfSing is a hazardous job. Good thing those cankles are wide enough that you don't fall in completely.
How did Trumpy's dinner tonight taste?
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No its not whatever .
And Again I didn't read any of the other stuff you wrote.
Here let me help you
I posted the below.
Notice no mention of Donald or anyone else
And your reply was the below quote
All about Donald.
So your whatever answer is more than a bit Naff.
How "Naff" is someone who can't even vote in US politics answer?
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No its not whatever .
And Again I didn't read any of the other stuff you wrote.
Here let me help you
I posted the below.
Notice no mention of Donald or anyone else
And your reply was the below quote
All about Donald.
So your whatever answer is more than a bit Naff.
Not reading the "other stuff" I wrote might have been a mistake. Your quoted post mentions Donald in the first line. Should I quote it again for you so you can read it? As is often said, you can't make this up. ;D
Just admit it, you are the one who is obsessed with Donald.
Question, will you still love him when he is gone... either gone to prison or off almost everyone's radar because he loses yet another election? Should the latter happen, the old and tired, "it was stolen." is not going to cut it this time except with the poor souls who are really obsessed (as in love with) the 'flimflam' man.
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Not reading the "other stuff" I wrote might have been a mistake. Your quoted post mentions Donald in the first line. Should I quote it again for you so you can read it? As is often said, you can't make this up. ;D
Just admit it, you are the one who is obsessed with Donald.
Question, will you still love him when he is gone... either gone to prison or off almost everyone's radar because he loses yet another election? Should the latter happen, the old and tired, "it was stolen." is not going to cut it this time except with the poor souls who are really obsessed (as in love with) the 'flimflam' man.
He'll have to continue to love him from afar since he's not an American.
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But there were no weapons. No one was armed. ::)
MAGA - one conviction at a time. Maybe if he donated money to Trumpy, then he would mention him in his nightly thought and prayers.
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Capitol rioter armed with gun on Jan. 6 is found guilty on all charges
A Jan. 6 rioter who admitted he was armed with a concealed gun during the attack on the U.S. Capitol was found guilty Wednesday of all nine charges he faced.
Christopher Alberts, of Maryland, was arrested with a weapon on the night of Jan. 6, 2021, after having spent several hours on the Capitol grounds. He was wearing a gas mask and a protective vest and had a backpack containing ready-to-eat meals and other materials, including bungee cords.
After the verdict was read, Justice Department prosecutors sought to take Alberts into custody and keep him detained until his sentencing, which is scheduled for July 19. But U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper said he would allow Alberts to remain on pretrial release until then.
Alberts assured Cooper after his conviction that he would show up for his sentencing date.
In his testimony, Alberts said that “instinct took over” when he used a wooden pallet to “build a wall” between police and the rioters. He maintained that police used excessive force after thousands of Trump supporters entered the restricted grounds of the Capitol and began climbing the platform that had been set up for Joe Biden's inauguration.
“Somebody had to put a stop to it,” Alberts said. “It was wrong.”
Before he charged the police line, evidence showed Alberts assisted in keeping a pathway clear so that authorities could get another Jan. 6 rioter who needed medical assistance to safety.
Alberts maintained the crowd was “completely peaceful" and said there were “a couple thousand patriots on the lawn.” He said he “feared that he was about to be shot” when an officer placed a hand on their weapon.
On cross-examination, Alberts admitted that he called police "domestic terrorists," yelled "y'all wanted war, you asked for it, you got it," and threw a water bottle at police officers' feet.
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https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Capitol+rioter+armed+with+gun+on+Jan.+6+is+found+guilty+on+all+charges
Oh yeah this proves there was an "armed insurrection." ::)
No, he was not charged with insurrection, nor was he charged with using a weapon as part of an insurrection. Here is what he was charged with:
https://www.justice.gov/usao-dc/defendants/alberts-christopher-michael
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He was the first person you mentioned. Of all the folks mentioned, my supposed 'obsession" with Trump was your primary focus, IMO.
The thing is none of these people have much impact on my life. If I were to be obsessed with someone, they'd have to affect me personally. I am not nor have I ever been a celebrity hound. All these folks are not that different from the rest of us when it comes right down to it. They just have a level of fame or notoriety which most of us don't... thank goodness. I like being somewhat under the radar.
You and I are somewhat opposite in that I like almost everyone… even the folks I sometimes disagree with, like you.
It is easy to either like or not like celebrities including those who are also politicians because they mean almost nothing to me. They have no effect on my life.
Where in this post below do I mention Donald ?? Please highlight/ underline
"Conversely, committing a crime is a dumb thing to do".
Try telling that to all the multi millionaire politicians & the many others in
positions of authority / influence - Many would disagree with you.
Never make the Mistake of Thinking others think as you do.
Different lives & circumstances dictate different actions.
Where also did I say I dislike you ?
Nope neither am I a "Celebrity/ Star " hound at all.
Yes we are very different in our views - Mine always being the correct view 😆🤣😅😂 👊🏻 👍🏻
As for disliking people yep I seriously dislike very many.
Likewise they likely don't like Me 😱 🤷♂️
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Oh yeah this proves there was an "armed insurrection." ::)
No, he was not charged with insurrection, nor was he charged with using a weapon as part of an insurrection. Here is what he was charged with:
https://www.justice.gov/usao-dc/defendants/alberts-christopher-michael
I didn't say it was an armed insurrection. I repeated the common MAGA chant that no weapons were there and no one was armed.
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He'll have to continue to love him from afar since he's not an American.
Seems like his citizenship got lost in the mail. I guess the mailman was one of the many people he "killed".
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Seems like his citizenship got lost in the mail. I guess the mailman was one of the many people he "killed".
Reasonable assumption.
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Oh yeah this proves there was an "armed insurrection." ::)
No, he was not charged with insurrection, nor was he charged with using a weapon as part of an insurrection. Here is what he was charged with:
https://www.justice.gov/usao-dc/defendants/alberts-christopher-michael
Update:
Insurrectionist Caught With Gun At The Capitol Riot Found Guilty On All Charges... After Dance Party
Friday April 21, 2023 · 12:42 PM PDT
A Jan. 6 rioter who admitted he was armed with a concealed gun during the attack on the U.S. Capitol was found guilty Wednesday of all nine charges he faced.
Christopher Alberts, of Maryland, was arrested with a weapon on the night of Jan. 6, 2021, after having spent several hours on the Capitol grounds. He was wearing a gas mask and a protective vest and had a backpack containing ready-to-eat meals and other materials, including bungee cords.
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The convictions could lead to more than five years in prison for Alberts, prosecutors said.
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On cross-examination, Alberts admitted that he called police "domestic terrorists," yelled "y'all wanted war, you asked for it, you got it," and threw a water bottle at police officers' feet.
A federal grand jury has added six new counts Friday in a superseding indictment against a Maryland man accused of entering the U.S. Capitol with a handgun.
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At the time, Alberts reportedly told police he had the firearm for personal protection and that he “did not intend on using the firearm to harm anyone.”
A federal grand jury indicted Alberts in January on four counts, including unlawful possession of a firearm on Capitol grounds, carrying a pistol without a license and possession of a large capacity ammunition feeding device.
On Friday (5/14/2021), the Department of Justice filed a superseding indictment adding six more counts, including two counts alleging Alberts engaged in physical violence while in the Capitol building or a restricted grounds and one count of assaulting federal officers. Because Alberts is accused of being armed with a handgun at the time, each of those charges could carry 10-to-20 years in prison with a dangerous weapon enhancement.
More:
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/justice-department/capitol-rioter-armed-gun-jan-6-found-guilty-charges-rcna80387
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Update:
Insurrectionist Caught With Gun At The Capitol Riot Found Guilty On All Charges... After Dance Party
Friday April 21, 2023 · 12:42 PM PDT
A Jan. 6 rioter who admitted he was armed with a concealed gun during the attack on the U.S. Capitol was found guilty Wednesday of all nine charges he faced.
Christopher Alberts, of Maryland, was arrested with a weapon on the night of Jan. 6, 2021, after having spent several hours on the Capitol grounds. He was wearing a gas mask and a protective vest and had a backpack containing ready-to-eat meals and other materials, including bungee cords.
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The convictions could lead to more than five years in prison for Alberts, prosecutors said.
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On cross-examination, Alberts admitted that he called police "domestic terrorists," yelled "y'all wanted war, you asked for it, you got it," and threw a water bottle at police officers' feet.
A federal grand jury has added six new counts Friday in a superseding indictment against a Maryland man accused of entering the U.S. Capitol with a handgun.
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At the time, Alberts reportedly told police he had the firearm for personal protection and that he “did not intend on using the firearm to harm anyone.”
A federal grand jury indicted Alberts in January on four counts, including unlawful possession of a firearm on Capitol grounds, carrying a pistol without a license and possession of a large capacity ammunition feeding device.
On Friday (5/14/2021), the Department of Justice filed a superseding indictment adding six more counts, including two counts alleging Alberts engaged in physical violence while in the Capitol building or a restricted grounds and one count of assaulting federal officers. Because Alberts is accused of being armed with a handgun at the time, each of those charges could carry 10-to-20 years in prison with a dangerous weapon enhancement.
More:
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/justice-department/capitol-rioter-armed-gun-jan-6-found-guilty-charges-rcna80387
So the title of the article leads with “insurrectionist,” while the body of the article clearly shows the man was neither charged with nor convicted of insurrection.
They talk to you folks like you are stupid, and you let them do it.
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Almost 5 years for this idiot. GOOD TIMES!!!
He attacked LE officers who were doing their job. He is going to jail for that. But cue in the "political prisoner" bullshit and whining. ;D
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A Texas man who was part of a self-proclaimed militia was sentenced on Friday to serve a nearly five-year term in prison for his role in the Jan 6, 2021 attack at the Capitol.
Donald Hazard of Hurst, Texas was sentenced to prison for assaulting Capitol Police officers during the riot, according to the Justice Department.
Hazard, who labeled himself the Sergeant-at-Arms of the Patriot Boys of North Texas, gathered protective gear and supplies in preparation to attend the “Stop the Steal” rally on Jan. 6. Hazard brought a military-style helmet, knuckle gloves, goggles, body armor, and pepper spray, prosecutors said.
At approximately 2:00 p.m. Hazard, who positioned himself under scaffolding that had been erected over the stairs on the northwest side of the building, encountered Capitol Police officers as he and other rioters tried to climb the steps.
As one of the officers engaged with Hazard to force him back from the area, Hazard grabbed the officer and continued to fight with the officer as the two fell down the stairs, DOJ said.
The encounter resulted in the officer, who was not identified by DOJ, being knocked unconscious, also sustaining injuries to his head, foot, and arm, some of which required surgery.
At approximately 2:56 p.m., Hazard, who entered the building through the Parliamentarian door, began posting selfie-style videos inside and outside the building, making statements such as “We’re here at the nation’s capitol and we’re storming it. We’re taking the Capitol. . . This is America baby,” DOJ said.
Authorities added that a newspaper photographer recorded a video of Hazard marching to the Capitol, where Hazard stated “Make sure you get my face and everything on your news channel. I want the enemy to know exactly who is coming after them.”
Hazard’s sentencing comes as authorities have arrested more than 1,000 individuals for their involvement in the Capitol riot, which resulted in the deaths of five people. More than 320 people were charged with assaulting or impeding law enforcement on that day as well.
Hazard, 44, was arrested by authorities in December 2021, pleading guilty to assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers charge in February.
Following the end of his prison sentence, Hazard will pay restitution of $2,000 and be placed on supervised release for three years, according to the Justice Department.
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https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Texas+militia+member+sentenced+to+almost+5+years+in+prison+in+Jan.+6+case
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Stand up citizen, of course. Really learned a lesson. When it was reported a great number of the J6ers arrested were noted for financial troubles, drugs, living at house with parents, prior records, etc... no one blinked an eye. "Very fine people" indeed.
What a loser.
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A Springfield woman who served a brief prison sentence last year in connection with the Capitol riot is back in federal custody.
Mahailya Pryer, 35, was arrested this month for eight alleged probation violations, according to court records. She was transported to Washington, D.C., where she is now being held without bond in the District of Columbia jail.
A hearing on the alleged violations is scheduled for May 31 in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.
Among the violations are that Pryer “continues to associate with known drug users and individuals involved in the criminal justice system,” operated a motor vehicle on four occasions without a valid license or insurance, possessed methamphetamine on four occasions, failed to make any effort to get a job and failed to attend substance abuse treatment.
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Agreeing with someone = on their dick?
I guess that means :
Defending someone = having your head up their ass. Is that what that cone tip is orange?
Talking about a man's ass and dick again ?? you are a perverse vile POS.
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If mocking you for your Trump obsession = defending Trump, then yes, agreeing with Prime means you're all up in his peehole.
Ouch! That's gotta hurt. ;)
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Talking about a man's ass and dick again ?? you are a perverse vile POS.
What was worse? All the force feedings? Or the beatings?
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What was worse? All the force feedings? Or the beatings?
Or when the home wifi got disconnected?
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83 months. Almost 7 years. ;D
"Remember Trump said he Loves you and you are Special. Now enjoy your prison and permanent criminal record while trump quickly forgets who you are. LOL"
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A Texas man who tried to enter the Speaker’s Lobby at the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6, 2021, riot was sentenced Tuesday to seven years in prison, the Justice Department (DOJ) announced.
Christopher Grider, 41, was found guilty of nine misdemeanor and felony charges related to the riot in December and was sentenced Tuesday in Washington to 83 months in prison. He was also ordered to pay $5,055 in restitution and a $812 fine.
“His actions and the actions of others disrupted a joint session of the U.S. Congress convened to ascertain and count the electoral votes related to the presidential election,” the DOJ said in its release.
Grider approached and entered the Capitol with a crowd of rioters on Jan. 6, according to the release, and yelled, “Turn the power off!” as he pressed buttons on an electric box once inside, according to the release.
The Texas man then arrived at the hallway outside the House Chamber, which rioters were attempting to breach, and then moved to push on the Speaker’s Lobby door, authorities say.
Grider was also seen holding his phone over the stairway to capture footage of a woman who was fatally shot by police during the riot, according to the release.
More than 1,000 people have been arrested for crimes related to the Jan. 6 Capitol breach since the 2021 incident, according to the DOJ.
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https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Man+who+tried+to+enter+Speaker%E2%80%99s+Lobby+on+Jan.+6+sentenced+to+7+years+in+prison
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What was worse? All the force feedings? Or the beatings?
why switch account ? just post under GroomerForBoys loser account.
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83 months. Almost 7 years. ;D
"Remember Trump said he Loves you and you are Special. Now enjoy your prison and permanent criminal record while trump quickly forgets who you are. LOL"
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A Texas man who tried to enter the Speaker’s Lobby at the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6, 2021, riot was sentenced Tuesday to seven years in prison, the Justice Department (DOJ) announced.
Christopher Grider, 41, was found guilty of nine misdemeanor and felony charges related to the riot in December and was sentenced Tuesday in Washington to 83 months in prison. He was also ordered to pay $5,055 in restitution and a $812 fine.
“His actions and the actions of others disrupted a joint session of the U.S. Congress convened to ascertain and count the electoral votes related to the presidential election,” the DOJ said in its release.
Grider approached and entered the Capitol with a crowd of rioters on Jan. 6, according to the release, and yelled, “Turn the power off!” as he pressed buttons on an electric box once inside, according to the release.
The Texas man then arrived at the hallway outside the House Chamber, which rioters were attempting to breach, and then moved to push on the Speaker’s Lobby door, authorities say.
Grider was also seen holding his phone over the stairway to capture footage of a woman who was fatally shot by police during the riot, according to the release.
More than 1,000 people have been arrested for crimes related to the Jan. 6 Capitol breach since the 2021 incident, according to the DOJ.
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https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Man+who+tried+to+enter+Speaker%E2%80%99s+Lobby+on+Jan.+6+sentenced+to+7+years+in+prison
dumb low IQ bitch copy and paste ::)
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hahahaha.... what a tool. Bye bye Bigo. :'(
5 years! Good times! Looks like he will be missing next year's peaceful protest insurrection.
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Capitol rioter who propped feet on Pelosi's desk in photo sentenced to over 4 years
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Capitol+rioter+who+propped+feet+on+Pelosi%27s+desk+in+photo+sentenced+to+over+4+years
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Just a bunch of special people who accidentally went too far with their protest.
They weren't trying to do anything illegal, like change the government or steal the election.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/justice-department/oath-keepers-founder-sentenced-18-years-jan-6-seditious-conspiracy-cas-rcna85852 (https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/justice-department/oath-keepers-founder-sentenced-18-years-jan-6-seditious-conspiracy-cas-rcna85852)
"They won't fear us until we come with rifles in hand," Rhodes wrote in a message ahead of the Jan. 6 attack. After the attack, in a recording that was played in court during his trial, he said his only regret was that they “should have brought rifles.”
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18 years!!!! Hahaha.
I guess his court room antics didn’t go over well.
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Just a bunch of special people who accidentally went too far with their protest.
They weren't trying to do anything illegal, like change the government or steal the election.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/justice-department/oath-keepers-founder-sentenced-18-years-jan-6-seditious-conspiracy-cas-rcna85852 (https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/justice-department/oath-keepers-founder-sentenced-18-years-jan-6-seditious-conspiracy-cas-rcna85852)
"They won't fear us until we come with rifles in hand," Rhodes wrote in a message ahead of the Jan. 6 attack. After the attack, in a recording that was played in court during his trial, he said his only regret was that they “should have brought rifles.”
“Seeing” -preemptive pun- how Rhodes is such a dumb ass that he shot his own eye out, it’s probably for the best that no one brought any guns.
18 years. I bet he didn’t “see” that coming. :D
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“Seeing” -preemptive pun- how Rhodes is such a dumb ass that he shot his own eye out, it’s probably for the best that no one brought any guns.
18 years. I bet he didn’t “see” that coming. :D
Quote from: Lartinos on May 12, 2023, 06:39:01 PM
The pedos get called out and don’t even try to defend their disgusting existence.
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Are you referring to StrawBitch / GroomingForBoys / TheOak / Pashtun Afghanistani/ WayneTracker ?
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12 years. hahahaha ;D GOOD TIMES!!!! What a great day for America and democracy.
Let the "political prisoners" bullshit excuses continue.
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Kelly Meggs was sentenced to 12 years in prison Thursday for seditious conspiracy and other charges related to the U.S. Capitol breach on Jan. 6, 2021.
This is the second sentence to be handed down to a defendant found guilty of seditious conspiracy with relation to the Jan. 6 riot, with the first being handed to Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes, who was sentenced Thursday to 18 years in prison.
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https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Second+Oath+Keeper+sentenced+to+12+years+in+prison+for+Jan.+6+Capitol+riot
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12 years. hahahaha ;D GOOD TIMES!!!! What a great day for America and democracy.
Let the "political prisoners" bullshit excuses continue.
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Kelly Meggs was sentenced to 12 years in prison Thursday for seditious conspiracy and other charges related to the U.S. Capitol breach on Jan. 6, 2021.
This is the second sentence to be handed down to a defendant found guilty of seditious conspiracy with relation to the Jan. 6 riot, with the first being handed to Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes, who was sentenced Thursday to 18 years in prison.
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https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Second+Oath+Keeper+sentenced+to+12+years+in+prison+for+Jan.+6+Capitol+riot
Quote from: Lartinos on May 12, 2023, 06:39:01 PM
The pedos get called out and don’t even try to defend their disgusting existence.
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Are you referring to StrawBitch / GroomingForBoys / TheOak / Pashtun Afghanistani/ WayneTracker ?
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8.5 years. The transprisoner didn't fool anyone with her little tears in the courtroom. :'( Boo-Hoo.
Not such a big girl after all are you?
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Jessica Watkins: Oath Keepers member and Army veteran sentenced to 8.5 years in prison for January 6
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Jessica+Watkins%3A+Oath+Keepers+member+and+Army+veteran+sentenced+to+8.5+years+in+prison+for+January+6
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8.5 years. The transprisoner didn't fool anyone with her little tears in the courtroom. :'( Boo-Hoo.
Not such a big girl after all are you?
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Jessica Watkins: Oath Keepers member and Army veteran sentenced to 8.5 years in prison for January 6
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Jessica+Watkins%3A+Oath+Keepers+member+and+Army+veteran+sentenced+to+8.5+years+in+prison+for+January+6
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Quote from: Lartinos on May 12, 2023, 06:39:01 PM
The pedos get called out and don’t even try to defend their disgusting existence.
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Are you referring to StrawBitch / GroomingForBoys / TheOak / Pashtun Afghanistani/ WayneTracker ?
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+1 for 4 years.
“My emotions got the best of me, and I’m deeply apologetic, your honor,” he told Mehta. “I was misled and naïve." hahahaha what a little bitch. Why not go the Rhodes route and say he isn't sorry and is just a "political prisoner" :D At least Rhodes held fast to his beliefs and didn't turn into a whipped bitch in court.
4 years...
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https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Oath+Keeper+who+guarded+Roger+Stone+before+Jan.+6+attack+gets+more+than+4+years+in+prison
A member of the far-right Oath Keepers extremist group who was part of a security detail for former President Donald Trump's longtime adviser Roger Stone before storming the U.S. Capitol was sentenced on Thursday to more than four years in prison.
Roberto Minuta, who was seen on video guarding Stone hours before the riot on Jan. 6, 2021, was among six Oath Keeper members convicted by jurors of seditious conspiracy for what prosecutors said was a violent plot to stop the transfer of power from Trump to President Joe Biden after the 2020 election.
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+1 for 4 years.
“My emotions got the best of me, and I’m deeply apologetic, your honor,” he told Mehta. “I was misled and naïve." hahahaha what a little bitch. Why not go the Rhodes route and say he isn't sorry and is just a "political prisoner" :D At least Rhodes held fast to his beliefs and didn't turn into a whipped bitch in court.
4 years...
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https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Oath+Keeper+who+guarded+Roger+Stone+before+Jan.+6+attack+gets+more+than+4+years+in+prison
A member of the far-right Oath Keepers extremist group who was part of a security detail for former President Donald Trump's longtime adviser Roger Stone before storming the U.S. Capitol was sentenced on Thursday to more than four years in prison.
Roberto Minuta, who was seen on video guarding Stone hours before the riot on Jan. 6, 2021, was among six Oath Keeper members convicted by jurors of seditious conspiracy for what prosecutors said was a violent plot to stop the transfer of power from Trump to President Joe Biden after the 2020 election.
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Dumb low IQ friendless bitch both copy and paste ::)
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And..... it is no surprise. Weird ass people make weird ass lawyers.
"No one has accused her of being competent before, why start now? Her normal is incompetence, so it's a sliding scale."
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Oath Keepers lawyer's trial delayed for competency treatment.
The trial of a lawyer for the far-right Oath Keepers extremist group will be delayed so she can get treatment she needs to be mentally competent to stand trial, a judge decided Friday.
Kellye SoRelle is charged with conspiracy in connection with the Jan. 6, 2021, attack at the U.S. Capitol, but experts for the prosecution and defense found she is not competent for a trial that had been set for July. Those evaluations predicted that three to four months of treatment can restore her to competency, U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta said.
She has pleaded not guilty and been free pending trial in Texas. Defense attorney Horatio Aldredge agreed an in-patient treatment program will be required once a spot becomes available. Attorneys did not disclose details of her condition, and Aldredge's office declined additional comment on her behalf.
SoRelle, who served as general counsel for the antigovernment group, was photographed with leader Stewart Rhodes outside the Capitol on Jan. 6 and was present at an underground garage meeting the night before.
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Well look at this
peaceful protester retard. 12.5 years. :D Good Times! :D Not for him though. 40 years old, high school dropout and living with his mommy. Yeah... about average profile for Trumpy supporters.
News Flash = Trumpy lost. So did you. You going to jail while the orange turd you threw your life away for is out on the golf course not doing anything to help you. :D Make sure you get one last donation to him in before being hauled away.
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Jan. 6 rioter who electroshocked Michael Fanone shouts 'Trump won' after he's sentenced to 12½ years
A Donald Trump supporter who drove a stun gun into the neck of a Washington police officer who was abducted by the mob during the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol shouted "Trump won" after he was sentenced to 12½ years in prison Wednesday, multiple people present in the courtroom said.
Daniel "D.J." Rodriguez, a California man who traveled to Washington with fellow Trump supporters who belonged to a Telegram group called the "PATRIOTS 45 MAGA Gang," pleaded guilty in February to felony conspiracy, obstruction of an official proceeding, tampering with documents or proceedings and inflicting bodily injury on officers using a deadly or dangerous weapon.
"There will be blood," Rodriguez wrote in a "MAGA Gang" Telegram chat on the night of Jan. 5, 2021, just hours before he attended Trump's rally at the Ellipse near the White House. "Welcome to the revolution.”
On Jan. 6, after having joined the fight in the Capitol's lower west tunnel — where some of the most violent scenes of the day played out — Rodriguez attacked Officer Michael Fanone, later bragging about his actions in the Telegram chat.
“Omg I did so much f---ing s--- [right now] and got away,” he wrote to fellow members of the Patriots 45 MAGA Gang. “Tazzed the f--- out of the blue.”
U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson imposed Rodriguez's 151-month sentence, saying he was a “one-man army of hate, attacking police officers and destroying property,” on Jan. 6. Rodriguez was responsible for his own behavior even if Trump had been making "irresponsible and knowingly false claims that the election had been stolen," she said.
Fanone, Jackson said, was "protecting the very essence of democracy," and Rodriguez was "among the most serious offenders" on Jan. 6. "He's not just a follower; he calls for action," Jackson said, referring to Rodriguez's violent rhetoric immediately after Trump lost the 2020 election. Jackson said there was no indication that Rodriguez had any mental or cognitive impairments, referring to him as "a man of average intelligence."
Ahead of his sentencing, Rodriguez spoke for about 20 minutes in a rambling speech, saying he “truly” thought a civil war was going to begin and that he believed the Proud Boys and the Oath Keepers formed because police were standing down across the country. He acknowledged his actions against Fanone but stopped short of an apology.
"Life has always seemed unfair to me," Rodriguez said, speaking of inequality in the country before referring to himself as "an American supremacist." If he were allowed to go home, Rodriguez said, he would go back to "driving a forklift with my GED and living with my mom," claiming he did not present a future threat.
Fanone, speaking after Rodriguez's subsequent outburst, said, "It’s been clear by the defendants' own behavior that there is no remorse, at least for the individuals in which I came in contact with on Jan. 6 who are criminally charged."
Fanone said Rodriguez's "half-hearted attempt to apologize for his conduct" and later outburst showed that stiff sentences were "the best assurance that we have that this won’t happen again."
"These are Americans that engaged in seditious activity," Fanone said. "I believe that they were traitors, and they should be sentenced accordingly. We need to stop treating these people as anything other than enemy combatants of our democracy."
Before Rodriguez's sentencing, Fanone called Rodriguez's life story "pathetic" and said he himself had lost his career, friends and faith in the criminal justice system because of what he went through that day.
"I don’t give a s--- about Daniel Rodriguez. He ceased to exist to me as a person a long time ago," Fanone said. "Any compassion or empathy I felt toward those who laid siege to our Capitol, whose actions I felt were at least in part influenced by their leader, Donald Trump, and his lies, has been eroded — eroded by the attacks directed at me and my family by supporters of Donald Trump and the right-wing media."
Fanone, referring to special counsel Jack Smith's ongoing investigation of Trump's actions leading up to Jan. 6, called for the Justice Department to pursue indictments against Trump and anyone else responsible "regardless of their wealth or current political position" and prove the mantra that no one is above the law.
"Your honor, we must all join in the fight against Donald Trump and the destructive, divisive movement he has come to represent," Fanone said. "We must offer him no safe harbor and to his enablers — whether in business, in politics and the media — give no quarter. In the fight to preserve our Republic, there can be no spectators."
Federal prosecutors wanted Rodriguez to spend 14 years in federal prison — an upward departure from his sentencing guidelines, which suggested a sentence of roughly eight to 10 years — saying he committed an act of terrorism. Rodriguez’s “egregious” conduct “displayed a clear intent to stop Congress from certifying the results of the election” and was “calculated to stop the peaceful transfer of Presidential power for the first time in the nation’s history,” argued prosecutors, who called his efforts “a quintessential example of an intent to influence government conduct through intimidation or coercion.”
Rodriguez’s federal public defenders said that Trump’s “incendiary lies” about the election “created a frenzy of anger and uncertainty” and that Rodriguez’s “unwavering belief in the words of the former president ... drove him to lose all sense of right and wrong.” Rodriguez “deeply respected and idolized Trump,” whom he saw “as the father he wished he had,” they wrote, saying Rodriguez “believed Trump was someone to be admired: a multimillionaire who graduated from Wharton Business School, with his name massively displayed in gold on buildings across the United States.”
Forrest Rogers, an American living in Germany on Jan. 6, first surfaced evidence that Rodriguez electroshocked Fanone after having pored over online video frame by frame as part of his work for Deep State Dogs, one of the groups of online Sedition Hunters that popped up in the wake of Jan. 6 to identify Capitol rioters. After Rogers tweeted video of the incident, Rodriguez was identified by activists who knew the MAGA-hatted man from a protest scene in Beverly Hills, California.
Rodriguez was then identified in a February 2021 HuffPost story, and the FBI arrested him the next month. In an FBI interview, Rodriguez called himself a "f---ing piece of s--t" and said he was "not smart." Rodriguez said he was influenced by the far-right conspiracy theory website Infowars, as well as conservative commentators like Steven Crowder, Mark Dice and the "Hodgetwins" brothers duo. Rodriguez, who believed Trump's lies about the 2020 presidential election, told the FBI that Trump had "called us" to Washington on Jan. 6 and that he felt a duty to respond to the commander-in-chief.
“Are we all that stupid that we thought we were going to go do this and save the country and it was all going to be fine after?" Rodriguez said in his FBI interview. "We really thought that. That’s so stupid, huh?”
Daniel Rodriguez (U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia)
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They said Trump's speech minutes before instigated the violence, but now they're admitting they knew ahead of time. ::)
Senate probe says FBI, DHS "downplayed" warnings of violence on Jan. 6
A scathing new report from Democrats on a Senate panel accuses the FBI of "downplaying" and failing to thoroughly communicate the risks and warnings ahead of the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.
The investigation by the Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee blamed both the FBI officials and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) intelligence analysts for misjudging or misreading the risks, sluggishly and passively issuing warnings and "finger pointing" in the aftermath of the tragedy.
The report said federal intelligence detected but did not thoroughly share warnings that appeared to be prescient about some of the plans executed on Jan. 6. For instance, the committee report said the FBI acknowledged receiving intelligence on Jan. 3, 2021, about a plan to stage armed, quick-reaction forces in Rosslyn, Va.
Nearly two years later, a jury convicted members of the far-right Oath Keepers of federal charges, after hearing evidence the group had staged a "quick reaction force" in Rosslyn.
Congressional investigators also accuse the FBI of "downplaying" threat intelligence compiled on Jan. 3, 2021, of "a tip about the Proud Boys that stated these men are coming for violence."
Capitol Police are quoted in the report casting blame on intelligence officials for failing to properly warn them about the risks they were detecting. The report said former Capitol Police chief Stephen Sund testified, "Although it appears that there were numerous participants from multiple states planning this attack, the entire intelligence community seems to have missed it."
https://www.yahoo.com/news/senate-probe-says-fbi-dhs-090005056.html
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They said Trump's speech minutes before instigated the violence, but now they're admitting they knew ahead of time. ::)
Senate probe says FBI, DHS "downplayed" warnings of violence on Jan. 6
A scathing new report from Democrats on a Senate panel accuses the FBI of "downplaying" and failing to thoroughly communicate the risks and warnings ahead of the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.
The investigation by the Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee blamed both the FBI officials and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) intelligence analysts for misjudging or misreading the risks, sluggishly and passively issuing warnings and "finger pointing" in the aftermath of the tragedy.
The report said federal intelligence detected but did not thoroughly share warnings that appeared to be prescient about some of the plans executed on Jan. 6. For instance, the committee report said the FBI acknowledged receiving intelligence on Jan. 3, 2021, about a plan to stage armed, quick-reaction forces in Rosslyn, Va.
Nearly two years later, a jury convicted members of the far-right Oath Keepers of federal charges, after hearing evidence the group had staged a "quick reaction force" in Rosslyn.
Congressional investigators also accuse the FBI of "downplaying" threat intelligence compiled on Jan. 3, 2021, of "a tip about the Proud Boys that stated these men are coming for violence."
Capitol Police are quoted in the report casting blame on intelligence officials for failing to properly warn them about the risks they were detecting. The report said former Capitol Police chief Stephen Sund testified, "Although it appears that there were numerous participants from multiple states planning this attack, the entire intelligence community seems to have missed it."
https://www.yahoo.com/news/senate-probe-says-fbi-dhs-090005056.html
Of course they did. It’s no secret that it was a set up, video proof, embedded FBI agents, Pelosi’s daughter producing and staging a documentary, only Trump supporters and conservatives going to jail with little to no due process with some being arrested without them even being there, withholding 41,000 hrs of video, Soros bought and sold DC DA’s, judges and prosecutors, altering evidence, fake unconstitutional and partisan panel and hearings…..the list of corruption goes on.
Literally all Stalinist tactics.
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And yet, all those Trumpturds chose to act like idiots. And now they sitting in prison. ;D
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Of course they did. It’s no secret that it was a set up, video proof, embedded FBI agents, Pelosi’s daughter producing and staging a documentary, only Trump supporters and conservatives going to jail with little to no due process with some being arrested without them even being there, withholding 41,000 hrs of video, Soros bought and sold DC DA’s, judges and prosecutors, altering evidence, fake unconstitutional and partisan panel and hearings…..the list of corruption goes on.
Literally all Stalinist tactics.
-Just as expected, without missing a beat, Coach carries on with his pathetic broken record. Ahh, the joys and laughter which come with reading posts from the right-wing’s delusional fantasy world about the January 6th insurrection which they maintain never happened despite 41,000 hours of video. Well don’t you just got to love this abject minority of committed losers.
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-Just as expected, without missing a beat, Coach carries on with his pathetic broken record. Ahh, the joys and laughter which come with reading posts from the right-wing’s delusional fantasy world about the January 6th insurrection which they maintain never happened despite 41,000 hours of video. Well don’t you just got to love this abject minority of committed losers.
How hard one must try to be ignorant AND dumb enough to believe their own bullshit just so they can cope with the reality of the orange turd cult mentality every day.
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-Just as expected, without missing a beat, Coach carries on with his pathetic broken record. Ahh, the joys and laughter which come with reading posts from the right-wing’s delusional fantasy world about the January 6th insurrection which they maintain never happened despite 41,000 hours of video. Well don’t you just got to love this abject minority of committed losers.
More words.
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More words.
Truth actually. More truth.
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More words.
Yup, I am a man of many words.
What do you make of this. Although I clearly do not support Trump, his campaign propaganda sends me a half dozen emails plus some texts pleading for money every single day. Maybe someone mistakenly (or intentionally) gave them the wrong email/phone number list? LOL!
What really rubs me the wrong way are his threats of pending disaster should I not donate to his campaign. Today there was something about an authoritarian government taking over the country. This seemed ironic since it comes from the person who seeks to rule this country as a dictator.
Here is an example of the type of message:
How about you send me your email address and phone number so I can forward these requests to you? If not, then here is how to contact his campaign: Donald J. Trump contact@support.donaldjtrump.com , https://www.donaldjtrump.com/?iterable_campaign=7137260&iterable_template=9527152&iterable_user=josborne3%40comcast.net.
This is but one example of the tone of his messages, notice the 'all caps':
"THEY’RE NOT AFTER ME,
THEY’RE AFTER YOU…
I’M JUST STANDING IN THE WAY!”
Paid for by Trump Save America Joint Fundraising Committee, a joint fundraising committee composed of and authorized by Donald J. Trump for President 2024, Inc. and Save America. donaldjtrump.com
Although we know from reports that donations to his pack go to his legal fees which in fact may not be legal... not that Trump or his lackies worry about breaking the law or anything. ::) What is quite curious is that there is no mention of the money being used for legal expenses and a defense for his ever-increasing indictments and pending trials.
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This just came in at 3:30 pm (Note: It is really interesting how much some of you mimic Trump... literally word for word.)
Patriot,
I need to tell you why the upcoming FEC end-of-quarter deadline is so important.
This is the FIRST public fundraising deadline since a Soros-backed prosecutor unjustly ARRESTED me and the Biden Department of Justice INDICTED me as an innocent man.
The Deep State has shown its hand. They’ve revealed their sinister playbook for the 2024 election.
Now, it’s our turn to respond.
The second-quarter deadline is our chance to show the Deep State just how strong and unbreakable our movement truly is – even in the face of the most vicious attacks imaginable.
When our report is out, they will see how much money we’ve raised – thanks to grassroots patriots like YOU who refuse to surrender our country to tyranny.
Our numbers won’t just show how strong our movement is… They will be a testament to the strength and resolve of the AMERICAN PEOPLE and our commitment to save our Republic.
Please make a contribution before the FEC-mandated end-of-quarter deadline – for 1,500% impact.
CONTRIBUTE $24 >>
CONTRIBUTE $47 >>
CONTRIBUTE $75 >>
CONTRIBUTE $100 >>
CONTRIBUTE $250 >>
CONTRIBUTE OTHER AMOUNT >>
Thank you,
Donald J. Trump
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Yup, I am a man of many words.
What do you make of this. Although I clearly do not support Trump, his campaign propaganda sends me a half dozen emails plus some texts pleading for money every single day. Maybe someone mistakenly (or intentionally) gave them the wrong email/phone number list? LOL!
What really rubs me the wrong way are his threats of pending disaster should I not donate to his campaign. Today there was something about an authoritarian government taking over the country. This seemed ironic since it comes from the person who seeks to rule this country as a dictator.
Here is an example of the type of message:
How about you send me your email address and phone number so I can forward these requests to you? If not, then here is how to contact his campaign: Donald J. Trump contact@support.donaldjtrump.com , https://www.donaldjtrump.com/?iterable_campaign=7137260&iterable_template=9527152&iterable_user=josborne3%40comcast.net.
This is but one example of the tone of his messages, notice the 'all caps':
"THEY’RE NOT AFTER ME,
THEY’RE AFTER YOU…
I’M JUST STANDING IN THE WAY!”
Paid for by Trump Save America Joint Fundraising Committee, a joint fundraising committee composed of and authorized by Donald J. Trump for President 2024, Inc. and Save America. donaldjtrump.com
Although we know from reports that donations to his pack go to his legal fees which in fact may not be legal... not that Trump or his lackies worry about breaking the law or anything. ::) What is quite curious is that there is no mention of the money being used for legal expenses and a defense for his ever-increasing indictments and pending trials.
Yes, but there’s literally nothing to your words. You get out in a corner and out come the insults..because you have nothing else.
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Yes, but there’s literally nothing to your words. You get out in a corner and out come the insults..because you have nothing else.
You can't handle facts and reality. Hence the reason you have multiple threads on page 1 of this forum alone that blew up in your face and you can not answer simple questions to.
STFU you little midget. Until you can post facts, you have zero credibility.
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You can't handle facts and reality. Hence the reason you have multiple threads on page 1 of this forum alone that blew up in your face and you can not answer simple questions to.
STFU you little midget. Until you can post facts, you have zero credibility.
lol…meltdown. I already have. Many times. The fact you’re so in denial to even look at them to refute them proves you’re a troll.
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lol…meltdown. I already have. Many times. The fact you’re so in denial to even look at them to refute them proves you’re a troll.
hahahaha the person that abandons his own threads when he gets punched in the mouth talking about a meltdown? ::)
Since you claim otherwise, why not post a little update on who Biden lawyered up with? Or maybe a follow up on Obama's plan to move to Kenya?
Oh wait... you can't. All you got is bullshit. As usual.
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hahahaha the person that abandons his own threads when he gets punched in the mouth talking about a meltdown? ::)
Since you claim otherwise, why not post a little update on who Biden lawyered up with? Or maybe a follow up on Obama's plan to move to Kenya?
Oh wait... you can't. All you got is bullshit. As usual.
Abandon…lololol, says the one who makes excuses to not debate me
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hahahaha the person that abandons his own threads when he gets punched in the mouth talking about a meltdown? ::)
Since you claim otherwise, why not post a little update on who Biden lawyered up with? Or maybe a follow up on Obama's plan to move to Kenya?
Oh wait... you can't. All you got is bullshit. As usual.
Still waiting…..you know what to do.
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Yes, but there’s literally nothing to your words. You get out in a corner and out come the insults..because you have nothing else.
Please point out where I insulted anyone in that post. Here is a copy to save you the trouble of searching for it.
Yup, I am a man of many words.
What do you make of this. Although I clearly do not support Trump, his campaign propaganda sends me a half dozen emails plus some texts pleading for money every single day. Maybe someone mistakenly (or intentionally) gave them the wrong email/phone number list? LOL!
What really rubs me the wrong way are his threats of pending disaster should I not donate to his campaign. Today there was something about an authoritarian government taking over the country. This seemed ironic since it comes from the person who seeks to rule this country as a dictator.
Here is an example of the type of message:
How about you send me your email address and phone number so I can forward these requests to you? If not, then here is how to contact his campaign: Donald J. Trump contact@support.donaldjtrump.com , https://www.donaldjtrump.com/?iterable_campaign=7137260&iterable_template=9527152&iterable_user=josborne3%40comcast.net.
This is but one example of the tone of his messages, notice the 'all caps':
"THEY’RE NOT AFTER ME,
THEY’RE AFTER YOU…
I’M JUST STANDING IN THE WAY!”
Paid for by Trump Save America Joint Fundraising Committee, a joint fundraising committee composed of and authorized by Donald J. Trump for President 2024, Inc. and Save America. donaldjtrump.com
Although we know from reports that donations to his pack go to his legal fees which in fact may not be legal... not that Trump or his lackies worry about breaking the law or anything. ::) What is quite curious is that there is no mention of the money being used for legal expenses and a defense for his ever-increasing indictments and pending trials.
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Abandon…lololol, says the one who makes excuses to not debate me
Yes, abandon. Once you get kicked in the ovaries regarding the easily refuted bullshit you trot out, you run away and act like you don't remember the thread when it is brought up as an example of how badly you get owned on here every single day.
It has been explained to you why no one is wasting time debating you.
It's unlikely a guy who struggles to debate coherently in a media where he has all the time in the world to fact check, get his thoughts together and type them out, would somehow be a brilliant" in real time" conversationalist. What would happen is;
"Trump lost the election by every reasonable measure. Every Republican election official, all the way to the state and US Supreme courts have weighed in in some form or fashion. Either by outright slamming his attorneys or by refusing to allow a kangaroo court because there was no evidence to move the case forward. Even Trumps Vice President and Attorney General have agreed with the elections results. In addition, every Trump supported "investigation" by his followers came up empty. "
Coach- "Thats MSM propaganda!"
I mean, how do you debate that kind of intellect?
Coach is more than welcome to demonstrate his abilities by simply responding to my statement above, with the added benefit of taking his time, gahering his thoughts and explaining why what I posted is incorrect
Short version - you are a lying retard.
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Still waiting…..you know what to do.
Continue to point out the bullshit your dumb ass posts? Why yes, that is exactly what I am going to do.
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Yes, abandon. Once you get kicked in the ovaries regarding the easily refuted bullshit you trot out, you run away and act like you don't remember the thread when it is brought up as an example of how badly you get owned on here every single day.
It has been explained to you why no one is wasting time debating you.
Short version - you are a lying retard.
You know what to do. I’ll set it up. Bring prime with you
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You know what to do. I’ll set it up. Bring prime with you
I know what to do. Continue to own your little retarded ass day in and day out on here. Not that it takes much effort.
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I know what to do. Continue to own your little retarded ass day in and day out on here. Not that it takes much effort.
Let’s go then, coward. Let’s do it if you’re so sure of yourself.
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You really are retarded. hahahahaha. It has been explained to you over and over and over... yet you are just too stupid to realize you are stupid. But don't worry, everyone else KNOWS you are stupid.
It's unlikely a guy who struggles to debate coherently in a media where he has all the time in the world to fact check, get his thoughts together and type them out, would somehow be a brilliant" in real time" conversationalist. What would happen is;
"Trump lost the election by every reasonable measure. Every Republican election official, all the way to the state and US Supreme courts have weighed in in some form or fashion. Either by outright slamming his attorneys or by refusing to allow a kangaroo court because there was no evidence to move the case forward. Even Trumps Vice President and Attorney General have agreed with the elections results. In addition, every Trump supported "investigation" by his followers came up empty. "
Coach- "Thats MSM propaganda!"
I mean, how do you debate that kind of intellect?
Coach is more than welcome to demonstrate his abilities by simply responding to my statement above, with the added benefit of taking his time, gahering his thoughts and explaining why what I posted is incorrect
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"It's not fair" Should be Trumpy's 2024 campaign slogan. What a whiner.
Nobody’s life ever got better being associated with Trump. Lawyers, vendors, politicians, voters, donors, ex wives, the list goes on. It’s just a long trail of bad luck lives.
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‘It’s Not Fair’: Florida Vocal Coach Turned Capitol Rioter Gets 6 Years
A U.S. Capitol rioter who spoke up in court to verbally attack federal prosecutors and the entire federal government was sentenced to six years behind bars on Friday for physically attacking police on Jan. 6, 2021.
The woman, Audrey Ann Southard-Rumsey, 54, appeared to deliver her rambling 15-minute diatribe off the cuff, according to CBS News.
“My whole dream of my life has been taken because people have different politics than mine,” Southard-Rumsey said, the outlet reported.
Sitting before U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta, she added, per CBS: “I have grievances since they don’t listen to us at the polling place. They don’t listen to us little people in the regular world.”
Southard-Rumsey reportedly urged Mehta to think about “what I now have to give up” and concluded by saying, “It’s not fair.”
She had been found guilty on seven felony charges, including three counts of assaulting or resisting law enforcement and three counts of civil disorder.
Mehta reportedly called her a “one-person wrecking crew.” The judge added an optional terrorism enhancement to meet prosecutors’ requested sentence of 72 months, despite generally handing out sentences to Jan. 6 defendants that are shorter than recommended by the government.
The Spring Hill, Florida, resident worked as a vocal coach until her arrest in June 2021.
Prosecutors say she used a flagpole to push against law enforcement trying to defend the Capitol, causing one officer to hit his head on the base of a marble statue.
Southard-Rumsey was also captured on video yelling at Capitol Police, “Tell Pelosi we are coming for that bitch,” referring to the then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.).
“There’s a hundred thousand of us! What’s it going to be?” Southard-Rumsey was heard saying on the video.
Prosecutors noted her threatening social media posts in the wake of the 2020 election, which included “HANG the TRAITORS!” and a message to “go to their work and home, pull them out by their teeth and hang them for treason!”
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https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=%E2%80%98It%E2%80%99s+Not+Fair%E2%80%99%3A+Florida+Vocal+Coach+Turned+Capitol+Rioter+Gets+6+Years
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Surely this is evidence of being prosecuted as a political prisoner. :D
Another life ruined because he believed in a proven habitual liar. Sucks to be him.
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A self-described "idiot" who stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6 and stole a wallet and a framed photo of the late civil rights icon Rep. John Lewis from then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office was sentenced to more than four years in federal prison on Friday.
Kevin Lyons, a 40-year-old father from Chicago, was previously found guilty of a felony count of obstruction of an official proceeding along with disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building and entering and remaining in a restricted building.
U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell sentenced Lyons to 51 months — four years and three months — in federal prison, saying that it was very rare for her to have a defendant appear before her who described their childhood as "perfect," as Lyons did. Lyons has "no excuse" for his conduct, she said.
Howell said it was absurd that Lyons joined the mob in heckling officers — calling them “f---ing Nazi bastards!” and “SS!” — given that the attack on the U.S. Capitol was "about the most fascistic" thing she'd seen.
"It was the mob that was more like the Nazis and the fascists that day," Howell said, saying it was "bizarrely ironic" for Lyons to refer to officers as Nazis "when the shoe is on the other foot."
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https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=%27Idiot%27+Jan.+6+rioter+who+stole+John+Lewis+photo+from+Nancy+Pelosi%27s+office+gets+4+years
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Surely this is evidence of being prosecuted as a political prisoner. :D
Another life ruined because he believed in a proven habitual liar. Sucks to be him.
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A self-described "idiot" who stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6 and stole a wallet and a framed photo of the late civil rights icon Rep. John Lewis from then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office was sentenced to more than four years in federal prison on Friday.
Kevin Lyons, a 40-year-old father from Chicago, was previously found guilty of a felony count of obstruction of an official proceeding along with disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building and entering and remaining in a restricted building.
U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell sentenced Lyons to 51 months — four years and three months — in federal prison, saying that it was very rare for her to have a defendant appear before her who described their childhood as "perfect," as Lyons did. Lyons has "no excuse" for his conduct, she said.
Howell said it was absurd that Lyons joined the mob in heckling officers — calling them “f---ing Nazi bastards!” and “SS!” — given that the attack on the U.S. Capitol was "about the most fascistic" thing she'd seen.
"It was the mob that was more like the Nazis and the fascists that day," Howell said, saying it was "bizarrely ironic" for Lyons to refer to officers as Nazis "when the shoe is on the other foot."
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https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=%27Idiot%27+Jan.+6+rioter+who+stole+John+Lewis+photo+from+Nancy+Pelosi%27s+office+gets+4+years
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Poor Trumpy. Suffered a devastating one two combo today.
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DOJ opposes Donald Trump's request to delay criminal trial about classified documents
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=DOJ+opposes+Donald+Trump%27s+request+to+delay+criminal+trial+about+classified+documents
That was a big fat NO.
And then.... more winning occurred :
Georgia Supreme Court denies Trump’s petition to remove DA, judge from election probe case
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Georgia+Supreme+Court+denies+Trump%E2%80%99s+petition+to+remove+DA%2C+judge+from+election+probe+case
A bigger, fatter, NO got shoved down his throat here.
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GOOD TIMES!!!
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You know you are pretty pathetic when your family or spouse turns you in. :)
Why on Earth would anyone go to jail for a fat slob that doesn't care about you in return? As I said, the only thing dumber than Trumpy is his supporters.
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FBI charges now-husband of 'Pink Beret' Jan. 6 rioter who was turned in by her ex
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=FBI+charges+now-husband+of+%27Pink+Beret%27+Jan.+6+rioter+who+was+turned+in+by+her+ex
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Hahahahaha. Total unhinged off topic Qoach level meltdown.
Ever notice how these "patriots" <-- hahahaha are mostly under achievers, poor work history, low education level, failed marriages, broken families, low income dwellings (or living with their mothers), in financial trouble, prior convicts, and they blame all this on others, rather then themselves. Suck it up buttercup. It's your own fault.
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Jan 6. defendant unleashes courtroom rant at sentencing hearing, attacking everything from groceries and gas prices to the prosecutors trying her case
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Jan+6.+defendant+unleashes+courtroom+rant+at+sentencing+hearing%2C+attacking+everything+from+groceries+and+gas+prices+to+the+prosecutors+trying+her+case
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I have no idea who or what that freak is
Only it reminds me of this one - They kind of go hand in hand ;D
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Hahahahaha. Total unhinged off topic Qoach level meltdown.
Ever notice how these "patriots" <-- hahahaha are mostly under achievers, poor work history, low education level, failed marriages, broken families, low income dwellings (or living with their mothers), in financial trouble, prior convicts, and they blame all this on others, rather then themselves. Suck it up buttercup. It's your own fault.
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Jan 6. defendant unleashes courtroom rant at sentencing hearing, attacking everything from groceries and gas prices to the prosecutors trying her case
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Jan+6.+defendant+unleashes+courtroom+rant+at+sentencing+hearing%2C+attacking+everything+from+groceries+and+gas+prices+to+the+prosecutors+trying+her+case
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Funny how you mention underachievers when these losers get your full support
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Joseph Stalin’s show trials were common during his political repressions, such as the Moscow Trials of the Great Purge period (1937–38). The Soviet authorities staged the actual trials meticulously.
The trials were held against Stalin’s political enemies, such as the Trotskyists and those involved with the Right Opposition of the Communist Party. The trials were shams that led to the execution of most defendants. Every surviving member of the Lenin-era part was tried, and almost every important Bolshevik from the Revolution was executed. Over 1,100 delegates to the party congress in 1934 were arrested. The killings were part of Stalin’s Great Purge, in which opportunists and Bolshevik cadres from the time of the Russian Revolution who could rally opposition to Joseph Stalin were killed. He did so at a time of growing discontent in the 1930s for his mismanagement of the Soviet economy, leading to mass famines during periods of rapid and poorly executed industrialization and farm collectivization.
Prominent Americans could even be found to defend Stalin show trials, a spectacle of political theater so transparent that it would have taken genuine effort not to see through it. In order to terrorize Communist Party members into absolute submission and at the same time eliminate potential rivals, Stalin put on a series of high-profile trials in which prominent Communists confessed to treachery against the Soviet Union. In some cases, people were coaxed into making these confessions by threats against their families if they refused. One by one some of the most loyal Communists, dating back to the days of the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution, solemnly admitted to counterrevolutionary activity. George Orwell could hardly have improved on this eerie and macabre spectacle.
Yet there were those on the American Left who supported Stalin and vouched for the authenticity of the trials.
In 1938, some 150 Americans prominent in the entertainment industry signed a statement in support of the verdicts reached in “the recent Moscow trials.” According to the expert opinion of these Broadway stars and assorted glitterati, the trials had “by sheer weight of evidence established a clear presumption of the guilt of the defendants.” As if this weren’t bad enough, people who knew better said the same thing. The U.S. ambassador to the Soviet Union, Joseph Davies, insisted to the American government that the trials were genuine, a claim he stood by in his 1941 book Mission to Moscow. He told the New Republic, “We see no reason to take the trial at other than its face value.” The proceedings, he said, had uncovered the “virus of a conspiracy to overthrow the [Soviet] government.” Duranty, for his part, described it as “unthinkable” that Stalin could have sentenced his friends to death “unless the proofs of guilt were overwhelming,” and wrote of his conviction that “the confessions are true.”A
After Stalin’s death, Soviet premier Nikita Khruschev repudiated the trials in a speech to the Twentieth Congress of the Russian Communist Party:
The commission has become acquainted with a large quantity of materials in the NKVD archives and with other documents and has established many facts pertaining to the fabrication of cases against Communists, to glaring abuses of Socialist legality which resulted in the death of innocent people. It became apparent that many party, Government and economic activists who were branded in 1937–38 as ‘enemies,’ were actually never enemies, spies, wreckers, etc., but were always honest Communists … They were only so stigmatized and often, no longer able to bear barbaric tortures, they charged themselves (at the order of the investigative judges – falsifiers) with all kinds of grave and unlikely crimes.
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Funny how you mention underachievers when these losers get your full support
Typical anti-American fascist. Cheering the trampling of individual liberty, so long as it benefits his party.
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Country is in turmoil. Went to shit in 2 years. Flourished before the Commie-shitter...
Even "The Big Guy" is sweating it now...
Hunter, James, Hallie, and an unidentified “Biden” (aka "Big Guy") — received a collective $1.3 million cut from the $3 million wire transfer.
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Country is in turmoil. Went to shit in 2 years. Flourished before the Commie-shitter...
Even "The Big Guy" is sweating it now...
Hunter, James, Hallie, and an unidentified “Biden” (aka "Big Guy") — received a collective $1.3 million cut from the $3 million wire transfer.
In addition to trying to interfere with the 2024 election, this Trump persecution is designed to divert attention away from this corruption. It's a just staggering amount of evidence at this point.
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Typical anti-American fascist. Cheering the trampling of individual liberty, so long as it benefits his party.
Typical Trumptardian hypocrite. Ignoring the criminal acts of individuals, so long as it benefits his party.
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In addition to trying to interfere with the 2024 election, this Trump persecution is designed to divert attention away from this corruption. It's a just staggering amount of evidence at this point.
Interference? You mean like Trumpy's interference in the 2020 election? ::)
Naw, no diversion necessary. Just the wheels of justice turning. And yes, the amount of evidence is staggering at this point. The evidence against Trumpy.
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Interference? You mean like Trumpy's interference in the 2020 election? ::)
Naw, no diversion necessary. Just the wheels of justice turning. And yes, the amount of evidence is staggering at this point. The evidence against Trumpy.
Trump didn't interfere with the 2020 election. He lost. He left office.
You realize calling him "Trumpy" makes you sound like a little kid?
It's absolutely a diversion. But rest easy. You and your fellow anti-American fascists don't have anything to worry about. I doubt there is any accountability. And if I were a betting man I'd say Biden gets reelected.
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Trump didn't interfere with the 2020 election. He lost. He left office.
You realize calling him "Trumpy" makes you sound like a little kid?
It's absolutely a diversion. But rest easy. You and your fellow anti-American fascists don't have anything to worry about. I doubt there is any accountability. And if I were a betting man I'd say Biden gets reelected.
He’s reading cue cards from the MSM
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He’s reading cue cards from the MSM
Absolutely. A bot who is incapable of independent thought.
It's crazy how many people blindly support the insane and criminal things happening right before our eyes.
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Trump didn't interfere with the 2020 election. He lost. He left office.
You realize calling him "Trumpy" makes you sound like a little kid?
It's absolutely a diversion. But rest easy. You and your fellow anti-American fascists don't have anything to worry about. I doubt there is any accountability. And if I were a betting man I'd say Biden gets reelected.
So trying to "find" votes, wanting your AG to get involved, or your VP not certify the actual votes doesn't count as interference? ::)
No it isn't a diversion. Well maybe for the Trumpturds. But everyone else can actually multitask with their thoughts and focus on different things. Amazing how weeks ago, no.. months ago, no.... a year ago.... these people knew to time their investigations and filings for this very week because this was the week a distraction was needed. ::)
Might want to try a better excuse.
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Absolutely. A bot who is incapable of independent thought.
It's crazy how many people blindly support the insane and criminal things happening right before our eyes.
Like you and your Trumpy crimes ignorance?
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So trying to "find" votes, wanting your AG to get involved, or your VP not certify the actual votes doesn't count as interference? ::)
No it isn't a diversion. Well maybe for the Trumpturds. But everyone else can actually multitask with their thoughts and focus on different things. Amazing how weeks ago, no.. months ago, no.... a year ago.... these people knew to time their investigations and filings for this very week because this was the week a distraction was needed. ::)
Might want to try a better excuse.
He didn't try and find votes in Georgia. That talking point has been debunked. No, telling his VP not to certify the actual votes didn't interfere with the election, any more than the Democrats who tried to stop the electoral college from voting for Trump in 2016 interfered with the election.
Anyone who actually looks at multiple news sources today can see that Fox News is highlighting the whistleblower testimony, while most liberal rags are not. Yes persecuting Trump is an intentional distraction.
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Like you and your Trumpy crimes ignorance?
"Trumpy." Such a little kid. lol
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He didn't try and find votes in Georgia. That talking point has been debunked. No, telling his VP not to certify the actual votes didn't interfere with the election, any more than the Democrats who tried to stop the electoral college from voting for Trump in 2016 interfered with the election.
Anyone who actually looks at multiple news sources today can see that Fox News is highlighting the whistleblower testimony, while most liberal rags are not. Yes persecuting Trump is an intentional distraction.
So that phone call with Brian was a lie? What do you call telling his VP not to certify the votes then?
Actually, I see the whistle blower listed on many liberal sites. Not sure which ones you are looking at. Everyone that popped up for me has it.
Anything else?
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"Trumpy." Such a little kid. lol
Yes, he is. A whining infantile little kid who is about to get spanked.
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So that phone call with Brian was a lie? What do you call telling his VP not to certify the votes then?
Actually, I see the whistle blower listed on many liberal sites. Not sure which ones you are looking at. Everyone that popped up for me has it.
Anything else?
Your spin on the phone call is a lie, just like the Charlottesville "very fine people," the Ukraine call, etc.
Telling his VP not to certify the votes was contesting the election. Just like the Democrats who tried to convince the electors in 2016 not to vote for Trump.
There is a huge difference between seeing something "listed" on a website and it being the lead story. I looked at CNN, Huffington Post, and MSNBC. Not the lead story on any of them. But it is (or was) on Fox and The Hill.
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Your spin on the phone call is a lie, just like the Charlottesville "very fine people," the Ukraine call, etc.
Telling his VP not to certify the votes was contesting the election. Just like the Democrats who tried to convince the electors in 2016 not to vote for Trump.
There is a huge difference between seeing something "listed" on a website and it being the lead story. I looked at CNN, Huffington Post, and MSNBC. Not the lead story on any of them. But it is (or was) on Fox and The Hill.
hahhaaha. Don't worry, we will see if that phone call was a lie or not. :) We will see whose "spin" is true or false. You also tried that lie "spin" that there was no declassification process for those documents either. That has long been proven to be wrong. Good thing I leaned toward more factual instances.
Sure he was just "contesting the election". Just like these criminals on this thread and the fake electors were "contesting the election".
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"Debunked" phone call :
https://www.npr.org/2022/06/21/1106472863/georgia-officials-fact-check-infamous-trump-phone-call-in-real-time
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hahhaaha. Don't worry, we will see if that phone call was a lie or not. :) We will see whose "spin" is true or false. You also tried that lie "spin" that there was no declassification process for those documents either. That has long been proven to be wrong. Good thing I leaned toward more factual instances.
Sure he was just "contesting the election". Just like these criminals on this thread and the fake electors were "contesting the election".
There is no declassification process for the POTUS. To conclude otherwise means whoever developed the "process" actually controls whether documents can be declassified instead of the POTUS. But you can "leaned toward" whatever "factual instances" you want. You don't care about being wrong or repeating talking points like a bot.
Correct. Contesting is not synonymous with interfering. What Biden is doing through his DOJ and his state surrogates is interfering (or attempting to interfere) with the 2024 election. They don't trust Biden enough to just beat Trump on the merits. And they don't have the Covid excuse this time. They are so afraid of Trump that they have to try and put the man in prison for life. It's crazy. Reminds me of how Democrats were so afraid of Bernie Sanders that they used Super Delegates to beat him in 2016 and got behind Biden in 2020.
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There is no declassification process for the POTUS. To conclude otherwise means whoever developed the "process" actually controls whether documents can be declassified instead of the POTUS. But you can "leaned toward" whatever "factual instances" you want. You don't care about being wrong or repeating talking points like a bot.
Correct. Contesting is not synonymous with interfering. What Biden is doing through his DOJ and his state surrogates is interfering (or attempting to interfere) with the 2024 election. They don't trust Biden enough to just beat Trump on the merits. And they don't have the Covid excuse this time. They are so afraid of Trump that they have to try and put the man in prison for life. It's crazy. Reminds me of how Democrats were so afraid of Bernie Sanders that they used Super Delegates to beat him in 2016 and got behind Biden in 2020.
Yes there is a process. It has been made clear. If there wasn't, then why haven't Trumpy's attorneys actually made this argument on his behalf? Maybe you should write them and let them know they are incompetent. ::)
Biden whipped Trumpy just fine last time. I don't recall Biden filing any lawsuits or being the plantiff to any indictments against Trumpy. Nor any other politician. No one is afraid of Trumpy. No one.
So these illegal electors were just "contesting". By all means, let the Michigan AG know that. Case closed. You can probably write both letters on behalf of Trumpy and the 16 who are charged now in one night.
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Yes there is a process. It has been made clear. If there wasn't, then why haven't Trumpy's attorneys actually made this argument on his behalf? Maybe you should write them and let them know they are incompetent. ::)
Biden whipped Trumpy just fine last time. I don't recall Biden filing any lawsuits or being the plantiff to any indictments against Trumpy. Nor any other politician. No one is afraid of Trumpy. No one.
So these illegal electors were just "contesting". By all means, let the Michigan AG know that. Case closed. You can probably write both letters on behalf of Trumpy and the 16 who are charged now in one night.
If you actually tried to think about this, you'd see how illogical your position is. What process does the POTUS have to follow to declassify documents and who enacted that process?
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If you actually tried to think about this, you'd see how illogical your position is. What process does the POTUS have to follow to declassify documents and who enacted that process?
You mean besides using his mind? ::)
https://www.americanbar.org/news/abanews/aba-news-archives/2022/10/fact-check-presidential-authority/
The system of classifying national security documents is largely a bureaucratic process used by the federal government to control how executive branch officials handle information, whose release could cause the country harm. The government has, however, prosecuted cases for both mistaken and deliberate mishandling of information. Under the U.S. Constitution, the president as commander in chief is given broad powers to classify and declassify such information, often through use of executive orders.
Some secrets, such as information related to nuclear weapons, are handled separately under a specific statutory scheme that Congress has adopted under the Atomic Energy Act. Those secrets cannot be automatically declassified by the president alone and require, by law, extensive consultation with executive branch agencies.
In all cases, however, a formal procedure is required so governmental agencies know with certainty what has been declassified and decisions memorialized. A federal appeals court in a 2020 Freedom of Information Act case, New York Times v. CIA, underscored that point: “Declassification cannot occur unless designated officials follow specified procedures,” the court said.
As the new ABA Legal Fact Check notes, the extent of a president’s legal authority to unilaterally declassify materials — without following formal procedures — has yet to be challenged in court.
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https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/research-reports/government-classification-and-mar-lago-documents
The Constitution also provides Congress with significant authority in the area of national security. In areas where the president and Congress share power, Congress may choose to legislate in ways that limit the president’s authority. For example, because Congress has specified that only the Department of Energy may declassify certain nuclear information, the president has no authority to do so.
Notably, some of the documents the FBI retrieved from Mar-a-Lago had Formerly Restricted Data classification markings on them. Formerly Restricted Data can include information about the nuclear stockpile size, current and past locations of nuclear weapons, weapons yield information (i.e., how powerful they are), and above- or below-ground test results. Under long-standing interpretations of the Atomic Energy Act, such information may be declassified only by the Departments of Energy and Defense.
The rules for declassification are set forth in a presidential executive order and implementing regulations. These rules have the force of law, which means they are binding on all who classify or declassify information. Of course, a president who wishes to alter their terms has a ready means to do so: he can simply revoke or revise the order. In that sense, a president is not truly “bound” by an executive order. While that order remains in force, however, respect for the rule of law suggests that he must abide by it.
The government has taken a different view. During the administration of President George W. Bush, the Department of Justice issued a secret legal memorandum opining that presidents need not adhere to executive orders and that if they do not comply with an executive order, they have simply “waived” or “modified” it through their actions. Moreover, according to the memorandum, the public need not be notified of the waiver/modification. When the gist of the memorandum became public — thanks to the efforts of Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) — it came under heavy criticism, but there is no public indication that it has been withdrawn.
One thing the president cannot do, though, is declassify information “by thinking about it” — i.e., without communicating that decision to anyone else. This conclusion follows not from any particular legal requirements but rather from the very essence of what it means to classify or declassify information. As noted above, these are two-step processes: first, an official determines whether the information requires protection, and second, the information is flagged to ensure that the protections are applied or removed. If an official claims to have classified or declassified information after taking the first step but not the second, it’s like a customer saying she ordered food at a restaurant when she has decided what she wants to eat but hasn’t told the waiter.
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But don't worry. The truth will come out in the trial. :)
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You mean besides using his mind? ::)
https://www.americanbar.org/news/abanews/aba-news-archives/2022/10/fact-check-presidential-authority/
The system of classifying national security documents is largely a bureaucratic process used by the federal government to control how executive branch officials handle information, whose release could cause the country harm. The government has, however, prosecuted cases for both mistaken and deliberate mishandling of information. Under the U.S. Constitution, the president as commander in chief is given broad powers to classify and declassify such information, often through use of executive orders.
Some secrets, such as information related to nuclear weapons, are handled separately under a specific statutory scheme that Congress has adopted under the Atomic Energy Act. Those secrets cannot be automatically declassified by the president alone and require, by law, extensive consultation with executive branch agencies.
In all cases, however, a formal procedure is required so governmental agencies know with certainty what has been declassified and decisions memorialized. A federal appeals court in a 2020 Freedom of Information Act case, New York Times v. CIA, underscored that point: “Declassification cannot occur unless designated officials follow specified procedures,” the court said.
As the new ABA Legal Fact Check notes, the extent of a president’s legal authority to unilaterally declassify materials — without following formal procedures — has yet to be challenged in court.
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https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/research-reports/government-classification-and-mar-lago-documents
The Constitution also provides Congress with significant authority in the area of national security. In areas where the president and Congress share power, Congress may choose to legislate in ways that limit the president’s authority. For example, because Congress has specified that only the Department of Energy may declassify certain nuclear information, the president has no authority to do so.
Notably, some of the documents the FBI retrieved from Mar-a-Lago had Formerly Restricted Data classification markings on them. Formerly Restricted Data can include information about the nuclear stockpile size, current and past locations of nuclear weapons, weapons yield information (i.e., how powerful they are), and above- or below-ground test results. Under long-standing interpretations of the Atomic Energy Act, such information may be declassified only by the Departments of Energy and Defense.
The rules for declassification are set forth in a presidential executive order and implementing regulations. These rules have the force of law, which means they are binding on all who classify or declassify information. Of course, a president who wishes to alter their terms has a ready means to do so: he can simply revoke or revise the order. In that sense, a president is not truly “bound” by an executive order. While that order remains in force, however, respect for the rule of law suggests that he must abide by it.
The government has taken a different view. During the administration of President George W. Bush, the Department of Justice issued a secret legal memorandum opining that presidents need not adhere to executive orders and that if they do not comply with an executive order, they have simply “waived” or “modified” it through their actions. Moreover, according to the memorandum, the public need not be notified of the waiver/modification. When the gist of the memorandum became public — thanks to the efforts of Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) — it came under heavy criticism, but there is no public indication that it has been withdrawn.
One thing the president cannot do, though, is declassify information “by thinking about it” — i.e., without communicating that decision to anyone else. This conclusion follows not from any particular legal requirements but rather from the very essence of what it means to classify or declassify information. As noted above, these are two-step processes: first, an official determines whether the information requires protection, and second, the information is flagged to ensure that the protections are applied or removed. If an official claims to have classified or declassified information after taking the first step but not the second, it’s like a customer saying she ordered food at a restaurant when she has decided what she wants to eat but hasn’t told the waiter.
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But don't worry. The truth will come out in the trial. :)
So you refuse to try and think independently about this. You are confusing individuals and entities with the POTUS. No other person in the country has the classification and declassification power held by the POTUS. What specific entity requires that the POTUS follow a certain process to declassify classified info? And what is that specific process that the POTUS must follow?
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Trump didn't interfere with the 2020 election. He lost. He left office.
You really make me question your honesty with this remark. You had to have an aneurism or hit your head to forget Trump didn't just leave office. He called state leaders, election officials, telling them to find the votes needed to show he won. He filed frivolous lawsuits based on lies. You CAN'T get more devious than that unless you were to rile up a crowd and send them marching towards congress after he encouraged supporters to descend on the Capitol grounds and "cheer" on senators who would break laws governing U.S. elections.
Either you were being facetious or there is an honesty issue here.
I'm thinking you are at a point where you are being intellectually dishonest. as Lurker had shown in the above posts you were wrong. Admitting you were wrong is not a sign of weakness outside of Trumps world.. maybe it's time you come clean?
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You really make me question your honesty with this remark. You had to have an aneurism or hit your head to forget Trump didn't just leave office. He called state leaders, election officials, telling them to find the votes needed to show he won. He filed frivolous lawsuits based on lies. You CAN'T get more devious than that unless you were to rile up a crowd and send them marching towards congress after he encouraged supporters to descend on the Capitol grounds and "cheer" on senators who would break laws governing U.S. elections.
Either you were being facetious or there is an honesty issue here.
I'm thinking you are at a point where you are being intellectually dishonest. as Lurker had shown in the above posts you were wrong. Admitting you were wrong is not a sign of weakness outside of Trumps world.. maybe it's time you come clean?
Go sit down and drink a beer. Then go to sleep. You don't want any of this smoke. When I get the time I might come back educate you. Again. :)
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Go sit down and drink a beer. Then go to sleep. You don't want any of this smoke. When I get the time I might come back educate you. Again. :)
I'll have whatever you're smoking.. seems pretty potent
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So you refuse to try and think independently about this. You are confusing individuals and entities with the POTUS. No other person in the country has the classification and declassification power held by the POTUS. What specific entity requires that the POTUS follow a certain process to declassify classified info? And what is that specific process that the POTUS must follow?
I refuse to think Trumptarian. I prefer to think along the lines of facts.
The question remains. If there was no declassification process then why hasn't his legal counsel made that argument? Pretty much for the same reason that they haven't made the argument that the feds planted evidence there. Because it's bullshit.
But don't worry. Be patient. It's going to come out in the trial. :)
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You really make me question your honesty with this remark. You had to have an aneurism or hit your head to forget Trump didn't just leave office. He called state leaders, election officials, telling them to find the votes needed to show he won. He filed frivolous lawsuits based on lies. You CAN'T get more devious than that unless you were to rile up a crowd and send them marching towards congress after he encouraged supporters to descend on the Capitol grounds and "cheer" on senators who would break laws governing U.S. elections.
Either you were being facetious or there is an honesty issue here.
I'm thinking you are at a point where you are being intellectually dishonest. as Lurker had shown in the above posts you were wrong. Admitting you were wrong is not a sign of weakness outside of Trumps world.. maybe it's time you come clean?
Reality sort of sucks for the Trump supporters.
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Reality sort of sucks for the Trump supporters.
I guess the only way to survive at this point is disassociate yourself from reality. Find 2 or 3 people likeminded folks and argue nonsense on a forum. Throw out "debunked" , "Bidens Administration" and "Democrats are after Trump" and ignore the mounting evidence in courts and special prosecutors.
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I guess the only way to survive at this point is disassociate yourself from reality. Find 2 or 3 people likeminded folks and argue nonsense on a forum. Throw out "debunked" , "Bidens Administration" and "Democrats are after Trump" and ignore the mounting evidence in courts and special prosecutors.
My favorite is the "distraction" one. :D
Like I said, it is amazing that people can start investigations, bring indictments, expose lies, uncover crimes, years prior and have it come to a head in the exact week that they need it to. Amazing they can predict years in advance the exact moment that a distraction will be needed.
What also is amazing is the fact that it comes as no surprise to no one that Trumpturd supporters believe that unlike them, other people can multitask and think/observe/follow more than one thing at a time. Distraction is a major obstacle in their day to day lives apparently.
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My favorite is the "distraction" one. :D
Like I said, it is amazing that people can start investigations, bring indictments, expose lies, uncover crimes, years prior and have it come to a head in the exact week that they need it to. Amazing they can predict years in advance the exact moment that a distraction will be needed.
What also is amazing is the fact that it comes as no surprise to no one that Trumpturd supporters believe that unlike them, other people can multitask and think/observe/follow more than one thing at a time. Distraction is a major obstacle in their day to day lives apparently.
Ironic coming from a low IQ loser in life who acts like a groomer so he can be humiliated by all of us for sexual gratification ::)
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Ironic coming from a low IQ loser in life who acts like a groomer so he can be humiliated by all of us for sexual gratification ::)
Still jerking off to Mz. Mulvaney? Cunt!
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Still jerking off to Mz. Mulvaney? Cunt!
Hahahha. Foreign c unt at that.
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I thought no one was armed. ???
Now this idiot going to be in jail and miss out on Civil War 2.0.
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Military veteran who stormed Capitol with loaded pistol is sentenced to 7 years in prison
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Military+veteran+who+stormed+Capitol+with+loaded+pistol+is+sentenced+to+7+years+in+prison
A military veteran who stormed the U.S. Capitol with a loaded pistol, metal-plated body armor and a gas mask was sentenced on Wednesday to seven years in prison, one of the longest among hundreds of Jan. 6 riot cases.
Christopher Michael Alberts, 35, of Pylesville, Maryland, isn't accused of brandishing his concealed gun during the riot on Jan. 6, 2021. But he used a wooden pallet as a makeshift battering ram against police officers who were guarding a stairwell outside the Capitol, according to federal prosecutors.
Alberts told U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper that he was trying to protect others outside the Capitol as police deployed tear gas and non-lethal munitions to hold back the mob.
“I wasn't trying to hurt anybody,” he said. “I just wanted it all to stop.”
Cooper told Alberts that he was one of the leaders of the mob that day.
“You were not simply a bystander,” the judge said.
Alberts, a former Virginia National Guard member, spent six hours on Capitol grounds on the day of the riot. He was armed with a 9-millimeter pistol — loaded with hollow point and high-pressure rounds — and brought an extra magazine of ammunition.
Alberts was the first rioter to reach the northwest steps outside the Capitol and the first to "go hands on" with a Capitol police officer at that part of the complex, prosecutors said.
“Alberts, with his body armor, gas mask, military gear, and rage, rallied and instigated the mob,” prosecutors wrote in a court filing.
Cooper also sentenced Alberts to three years of supervised release after his prison term. Prosecutors asked for Alberts to be taken into custody immediately after his sentencing, but the judge allowed him to remain free until he reports to prison at a date to be determined.
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Ironic coming from a low IQ loser in life who acts like a groomer so he can be humiliated by all of us for sexual gratification ::)
🤣😆🤣👊🏻👍🏻
I see Woof Woof the Poof Poof is still frantically posting non stop
No doubt defending his Pedo pal & his son
They can do no wrong as he is just like them.
I see endless you have blocked this user posts
well LurkingForBoys carry on with your Delusional Derangement
Oh & be sure to respond to this post
Remember I'm 63 / 5ft6 / & not in America
Yet I'm 24/7 burning in your mind you can't stop thinking about me
& totally pissed off I post on all things American 😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆
Fag.got, Pervert, Pedo & Clown you most certainly are.
This post will keep you fired up with rage for quite some time.
🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆
Be sure to respond ASAP - Till the next time - Fool.
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🤣😆🤣👊🏻👍🏻
I see Woof Woof the Poof Poof is still frantically posting non stop
No doubt defending his Pedo pal & his son
They can do no wrong as he is just like them.
I see endless you have blocked this user posts
well LurkingForBoys carry on with your Delusional Derangement
Oh & be sure to respond to this post
Remember I'm 63 / 5ft6 / & not in America
Yet I'm 24/7 burning in your mind you can't stop thinking about me
& totally pissed off I post on all things American 😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆
Fag.got, Pervert, Pedo & Clown you most certainly are.
This post will keep you fired up with rage for quite some time.
🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆
Be sure to respond ASAP - Till the next time - Fool.
even more messed up he talks to himself with his pedo gimmick accounts ::) what a sad sack of shite. Now Pedro Pete is obsessed with you lol.
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🤣😆🤣👊🏻👍🏻
I see Woof Woof the Poof Poof is still frantically posting non stop
No doubt defending his Pedo pal & his son
They can do no wrong as he is just like them.
I see endless you have blocked this user posts
well LurkingForBoys carry on with your Delusional Derangement
Oh & be sure to respond to this post
Remember I'm 63 / 5ft6 / & not in America
Yet I'm 24/7 burning in your mind you can't stop thinking about me
& totally pissed off I post on all things American 😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆
Fag.got, Pervert, Pedo & Clown you most certainly are.
This post will keep you fired up with rage for quite some time.
🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆
Be sure to respond ASAP - Till the next time - Fool.
No. You are 5'4". Which makes that claim you killed a man with one punch even more hilarious. At that height, the most you could do is punch him in the balls. But you would have had get them off your chin first.
Not only was your US citizenship application a total lie, but so was your application to the Hells Angels. I actually think you have to pass an English and grammar test for them. :'(
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even more messed up he talks to himself with his pedo gimmick accounts ::) what a sad sack of shite. Now Pedro Pete is obsessed with you lol.
It's Pathetic how it carries on ::)
Tries to act clever & intellectual yet is obsessed with responding to all I post :D ;D :D
Not that I can see it even ;D
Yeah really smart clever thing it is - The aids has malfunctioned it's brains.
what is it with it talking to it's other gimmick accounts.
A Fag.gott Pedo That's why Pedo pete & his son can do no wrong in it's mind.
Watch for the Pavlov's response to kick in to this post.......3............ .............2.......... .....................1
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Being exposed as a liar just completed melted his mind.
Or maybe it was not being allowed to join the Hells Angels.
Or maybe it was not being a US citizen.
Or the stress of having to pretend to kill many people.
Whatever the case, poor geriatric has nothing in his pathetic life to look back on and has to make things up. :'(
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You really make me question your honesty with this remark. You had to have an aneurism or hit your head to forget Trump didn't just leave office. He called state leaders, election officials, telling them to find the votes needed to show he won. He filed frivolous lawsuits based on lies. You CAN'T get more devious than that unless you were to rile up a crowd and send them marching towards congress after he encouraged supporters to descend on the Capitol grounds and "cheer" on senators who would break laws governing U.S. elections.
Either you were being facetious or there is an honesty issue here.
I'm thinking you are at a point where you are being intellectually dishonest. as Lurker had shown in the above posts you were wrong. Admitting you were wrong is not a sign of weakness outside of Trumps world.. maybe it's time you come clean?
You just don't know when to quit. After you lied about what a video of Biden shows (and any reasonable, honest person who listens to the video can confirm you lied), you put out this dishonest word salad.
Yes, Trump left office right when he was supposed to leave, so there is nothing dishonest about me saying he left office. What a dumb comment on your part.
He did not tell people to "find the votes needed to show he won." He believes there were fraudulent votes that caused him to lose. I disagree with him, but he never told anyone so simply manufacture votes. He told them to do their investigation and find the fraudulent votes he believes existed. So there you are misrepresenting facts again.
Yes he filed lawsuits and contested the outcome, which isn't any different than what many others have done, including Congressional Democrats in 2016, who went so far so to try and convince the Electoral College not to vote for Trump. This isn't evidence of him refusing to leave office.
Trump did not send supporters to descend on the Capitol grounds to engage in anything unlawful. His exact words were that they should "peacefully and patriotically" make their voices heard. Again, that isn't evidence that he refused to leave office. He left office and relinquished power on the precise day he was required to do so.
I get that you are kinda desperate to question my integrity after I pointedly called you a liar (and showed that you lied), but this is some weak sauce.
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I thought no one was armed. ???
Now this idiot going to be in jail and miss out on Civil War 2.0.
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Military veteran who stormed Capitol with loaded pistol is sentenced to 7 years in prison
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Military+veteran+who+stormed+Capitol+with+loaded+pistol+is+sentenced+to+7+years+in+prison
A military veteran who stormed the U.S. Capitol with a loaded pistol, metal-plated body armor and a gas mask was sentenced on Wednesday to seven years in prison, one of the longest among hundreds of Jan. 6 riot cases.
Christopher Michael Alberts, 35, of Pylesville, Maryland, isn't accused of brandishing his concealed gun during the riot on Jan. 6, 2021. But he used a wooden pallet as a makeshift battering ram against police officers who were guarding a stairwell outside the Capitol, according to federal prosecutors.
Alberts told U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper that he was trying to protect others outside the Capitol as police deployed tear gas and non-lethal munitions to hold back the mob.
“I wasn't trying to hurt anybody,” he said. “I just wanted it all to stop.”
Cooper told Alberts that he was one of the leaders of the mob that day.
“You were not simply a bystander,” the judge said.
Alberts, a former Virginia National Guard member, spent six hours on Capitol grounds on the day of the riot. He was armed with a 9-millimeter pistol — loaded with hollow point and high-pressure rounds — and brought an extra magazine of ammunition.
Alberts was the first rioter to reach the northwest steps outside the Capitol and the first to "go hands on" with a Capitol police officer at that part of the complex, prosecutors said.
“Alberts, with his body armor, gas mask, military gear, and rage, rallied and instigated the mob,” prosecutors wrote in a court filing.
Cooper also sentenced Alberts to three years of supervised release after his prison term. Prosecutors asked for Alberts to be taken into custody immediately after his sentencing, but the judge allowed him to remain free until he reports to prison at a date to be determined.
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Did you read your own post?? "Christopher Michael Alberts, 35, of Pylesville, Maryland, isn't accused of brandishing his concealed gun during the riot on Jan. 6, 2021."
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Did you read your own post?? "Christopher Michael Alberts, 35, of Pylesville, Maryland, isn't accused of brandishing his concealed gun during the riot on Jan. 6, 2021."
Where in my post did I claim that he was brandishing his concealed gun?
Where in that post did it claim he was brandishing his concealed gun?
Where did you get "brandishing his concealed" from?
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Where in my post did I claim that he was brandishing his concealed gun?
Where in that post did it claim he was brandishing his concealed gun?
Where did you get "brandishing his concealed" from?
lol So you didn't read your own post. Right here:
Christopher Michael Alberts, 35, of Pylesville, Maryland, isn't accused of brandishing his concealed gun during the riot on Jan. 6, 2021. But he used a wooden pallet as a makeshift battering ram against police officers who were guarding a stairwell outside the Capitol, according to federal prosecutors.
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lol So you didn't read your own post. Right here:
Not only did you not read my post or my reply, you can't even read the article.
Point out where I or the article did say he brandished his gun. Neither of us said he did. ::)
Why you are trying to attribute that to either of us is weird. Not to mention "dishonest".
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Not only did you not read my post or my reply, you can't even read the article.
Point out where I or the article did say he brandished his gun. Neither of us said he did. ::)
Why you are trying to attribute that to either of us is weird. Not to mention "dishonest".
So you post an article about someone on January 6 supposedly being armed. I quote a portion of your own article. You ask me where I got the quote from. I quote your own article in response. And you're confused? Holy smokes you are a simpleton. lol
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So you post an article about someone on January 6 supposedly being armed. I quote a portion of your own article. You ask me where I got the quote from. I quote your own article in response. And you're confused? Holy smokes you are a simpleton. lol
Conceal weapon = unarmed. Is that what you are saying? Really? ::)
But that wasn't the context. You quoted a portion where the article said he did not brandish the weapon. And tried to create some half ass excuse that I and the article claimed he DID brandish the weapon?
And you call me a simpleton? You are either blantantly lying or just can't read. Talk about a swing and a miss.
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Conceal weapon = unarmed. Is that what you are saying? Really? ::)
But that wasn't the context. You quoted a portion where the article said he did not brandish the weapon. And tried to create some half ass excuse that I and the article claimed he DID brandish the weapon?
And you call me a simpleton? You are either blantantly lying or just can't read. Talk about a swing and a miss.
The sum total of my comment was whether you read your own post. Either you didn't read it, or are not smart enough to understand what you posted. According to your own post, the man was neither charged with nor convicted of using his firearm on January 6, so what does the fact he had a firearm have to with the price of tea in China? Nothing.
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The post and my reply to it had nothing to do with your comment on brandishing his gun. You just pulled that out of your ass because you have nothing else to come back with.
No one said he was charged nor convicted of using his firearm. The article clearly states :
"In April, a jury in Washington, D.C., convicted Alberts of all nine counts that he faced at trial, including a felony charge of assaulting, resisting or impeding police."
At what point did you manage to come up with anything related to brandishing a gun? ::)
You don't have to brandish, use, display, discharge, etc. a firearm to be considered armed. ::)
At this point I would suspect you to be drunk, but the prior posts all in the same week of debunking the no declassification process and the GA phone call obviously say differently. You are either willfully stupid or just blatantly dishonest in your narrative. In either case, that's your shortcoming.
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The post and my reply to it had nothing to do with your comment on brandishing his gun. You just pulled that out of your ass because you have nothing else to come back with.
No one said he was charged nor convicted of using his firearm. The article clearly states :
"In April, a jury in Washington, D.C., convicted Alberts of all nine counts that he faced at trial, including a felony charge of assaulting, resisting or impeding police."
At what point did you manage to come up with anything related to brandishing a gun? ::)
You don't have to brandish, use, display, discharge, etc. a firearm to be considered armed. ::)
At this point I would suspect you to be drunk, but the prior posts all in the same week of debunking the no declassification process and the GA phone call obviously say differently. You are either willfully stupid or just blatantly dishonest in your narrative. In either case, that's your shortcoming.
Not humiliated enough Pedro Pete ?
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Well that fast. Didn't last very long or accomplish anything at all except some jail time for a bunch of idiots. The MAGA retards obviously don't remember how badly they got trounced in the first one and the next one won't be any better.
38 years old and having to live at home with mommy. That really says everything about this loser.
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‘The Civil War has begun!’ Columbia area man indicted on Jan. 6 Capitol riot charges
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=%E2%80%98The+Civil+War+has+begun%21%E2%80%99+Columbia+area+man+indicted+on+Jan.+6+Capitol+riot+charges
A Columbia area man who told people that “The Civil War has begun” has been indicted on multiple charges including the destruction of government property and engaging in physical violence during the Jan. 6, 2021, storming of the U.S. Capitol, prosecutors say.
Stephen Roy Sexton, 38, was arraigned Wednesday and was to be released on an unsecured bond set by U.S. Magistrate Judge Paige Jones Gossett.
During the Jan. 6 invasion of the Capitol, Sexton entered the building with a mob through a broken window shouting “Breach! Breach! Breach!” assistant U.S. Attorney Elliott Daniels told Gossett.
Once inside, Sexton shouted “We need the militia!” and later told people, “The Civil War has begun,” Daniels said.
While in the Capitol, Sexton broke a chair and carried its leg around, Daniels said. He also told fellow rioters, “Keep going!” He took the chair leg with him when he left, Daniels said.
Sexton, who has been living in Columbia with a girlfriend, is the 23rd person from South Carolina charged in the Jan. 6 Capitol riots.
Under the terms of Gossett’s bond, Sexton must obey rules such as submitting to weekly drug testing, giving a DNA sample upon request and not possessing any firearms. He must also stay at his mother’s house in Fairfield County, Gossett said.
Sexton, a trim man with a shaven head wearing a black T-shirt with what appeared to be motorcycle club insignia on the back, was handcuffed and manacled about the waist while in the courtroom. He had been taken into custody Wednesday morning at his girlfriend’s house in Columbia by the FBI.
Sexton is also charged with obstruction of an official proceeding, which carries up to a 20-year maximum penalty.
In the 30 months since the Jan. 6 storming of Congress, law enforcement officials have arrested more than 1,070 people alleged to have taken part in the Capitol breach, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. Of those, approximately 600 have pleaded guilty, according to federal statistics.
The invasion shut down Congress and forced lawmakers to flee, just as they were getting ready to begin the ceremonial counting of electoral votes that would certify Joe Biden’s victory in the November 2020 presidential election. Former President Trump had falsely told people at his “Stop the Steal” rally earlier in the day that the election had been stolen from him and urged them to march on the Capitol.
Sexton was indicted last week by a federal grand jury in the District of Columbia. Usually, South Carolina defendants are arrested by means of complaints, which are like arrest warrants and often more detailed than the generally-worded grand jury indictments. Officials did not explain why an indictment was used for Sexton.
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Great "patriots" and law abiding citizens. Party of family values on display here.
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Iowan jailed for Capitol riot role gets more jail time for illicit tanning salon videos
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Iowan+jailed+for+Capitol+riot+role+gets+more+jail+time+for+illicit+tanning+salon+videos
An Iowa man who did jail time for taking part in the Jan. 6, 2021, assault on the U.S. Capitol will be incarcerated again after pleading guilty to secretly recording women in a tanning salon he operated.
Daryl Johnson, 52, of St. Ansgar was charged along with his son Daniel for taking part in the Capitol riot after officials said they entered the building and helped break through a police line keeping another door closed to more intruders. Johnson eventually pleaded guilty and was sentenced in June 2022 to 30 days of incarceration.
Johnson's defense attorney during his Capitol riot case stressed Johnson's family's history as small business owners, operating laundromats in Minnesota and Iowa as well as a car wash and a tanning salon. Johnson's arrest in January was on state charges alleging that, while running the iSun Tan 24/7 in Clear Lake, he secretly filmed women who were changing clothes or using the tanning beds.
Johnson ultimately was charged with offenses related to multiple women, and pleaded guilty to four charges of invasion of privacy, an aggravated misdemeanor. On Tuesday, he was sentenced in Cerro Gordo County to consecutive terms of 45 days in jail on each charge, for a total of six months. He also must pay nearly $4,000 in fines and sexual abuse surcharges, and must register as a sex offender, according to court filings.
An attorney for Johnson did not return a message seeking comment.
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Ha Ha Ha
Pedo Pete having the piss taken out of him
What a Great President & leader ;D :D ;D ;D :D
Let's see all The DummyCraps come running to defend him ::)
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I guess they were out of WhiteClaw... the official drink of the "really decent people". Obviously trying to relive his high school glory days. No surprise. Most Trumpturds don't function well as adults. Otherwise, just a normal "tourist" day.
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A convicted Jan. 6 rioter says he threw up on the Capitol building because he drank too much peach schnapps, inhaled tear gas, and was out of shape
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=A+convicted+Jan.+6+rioter+says+he+threw+up+on+the+Capitol+building+because+he+drank+too+much+peach+schnapps%2C+inhaled+tear+gas%2C+and+was+out+of+shape
A convicted Jan. 6 rioter says he threw up on the Capitol building because he drank too much peach schnapps.
Zachariah Sattler, 36, also allegedly smoked weed in the US Capitol building and bragged about it.
Sattler wrote in a letter to a judge that he was out of shape and had inhaled tear gas when he vomited at the riot.
A convicted January 6 rioter has apologized for throwing up on the US Capitol building, explaining he drank too much peach schnapps, was out of shape, and inhaled tear gas during the insurrection.
On Thursday, 36-year-old Maryland native Zachariah Sattler filed a letter to the court, including an apology for his involvement in the 2021 insurrection.
"I take responsibility for my actions, and I am diligently committed to making amends," Sattler said.
Those actions, prosecutors allege and Sattler admits to, include throwing up outside the Capitol and smoking weed inside the building.
"The reason that happened is, I was breathing heavy amounts of pepper spray and with the peach schnapps alcohol I drank and I had nothing for lunch to eat, also being out of shape [led] to my vomiting," he wrote.
Prosecutors allege Sattler was spotted in CCTV footage pushing inside the East Rotunda Doors of the building at 2:40pm.
He was also identified walking around Statuary Hall before reentering the Rotunda at 3 p.m. and taking "several puffs from a joint offered by another rioter," according to allegations in court documents.
After Jan. 6, Prosecutors say Sattler "bragged about his presence at the Capitol to others, specifically noting that he smoked marijuana while inside the Capitol."
Sattler had also recorded a video while at the riot, saying he wanted to "go hang out with the Proud Boys for a minute" and zooming in on his vomit pile on the Capitol building.
Sattler confirmed in his memorandum that he'd been smoking weed and drinking alcohol.
He's the latest person who was involved in the insurrection that's been charged. Over a thousand others have also been charged, and the investigation remains ongoing.
Prosecutors asked the judge in Sattler's case that he be sentenced to 60 days in jail, according to court filings.
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I guess they were out of WhiteClaw... the official drink of the "really decent people". Obviously trying to relive his high school glory days. No surprise. Most Trumpturds don't function well as adults. Otherwise, just a normal "tourist" day.
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A convicted Jan. 6 rioter says he threw up on the Capitol building because he drank too much peach schnapps, inhaled tear gas, and was out of shape
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=A+convicted+Jan.+6+rioter+says+he+threw+up+on+the+Capitol+building+because+he+drank+too+much+peach+schnapps%2C+inhaled+tear+gas%2C+and+was+out+of+shape
A convicted Jan. 6 rioter says he threw up on the Capitol building because he drank too much peach schnapps.
Zachariah Sattler, 36, also allegedly smoked weed in the US Capitol building and bragged about it.
Sattler wrote in a letter to a judge that he was out of shape and had inhaled tear gas when he vomited at the riot.
A convicted January 6 rioter has apologized for throwing up on the US Capitol building, explaining he drank too much peach schnapps, was out of shape, and inhaled tear gas during the insurrection.
On Thursday, 36-year-old Maryland native Zachariah Sattler filed a letter to the court, including an apology for his involvement in the 2021 insurrection.
"I take responsibility for my actions, and I am diligently committed to making amends," Sattler said.
Those actions, prosecutors allege and Sattler admits to, include throwing up outside the Capitol and smoking weed inside the building.
"The reason that happened is, I was breathing heavy amounts of pepper spray and with the peach schnapps alcohol I drank and I had nothing for lunch to eat, also being out of shape [led] to my vomiting," he wrote.
Prosecutors allege Sattler was spotted in CCTV footage pushing inside the East Rotunda Doors of the building at 2:40pm.
He was also identified walking around Statuary Hall before reentering the Rotunda at 3 p.m. and taking "several puffs from a joint offered by another rioter," according to allegations in court documents.
After Jan. 6, Prosecutors say Sattler "bragged about his presence at the Capitol to others, specifically noting that he smoked marijuana while inside the Capitol."
Sattler had also recorded a video while at the riot, saying he wanted to "go hang out with the Proud Boys for a minute" and zooming in on his vomit pile on the Capitol building.
Sattler confirmed in his memorandum that he'd been smoking weed and drinking alcohol.
He's the latest person who was involved in the insurrection that's been charged. Over a thousand others have also been charged, and the investigation remains ongoing.
Prosecutors asked the judge in Sattler's case that he be sentenced to 60 days in jail, according to court filings.
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I'll bet that 3rd world, uncirced little cock of yours is harder than the dickens. You like her better blonde?
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I'll bet that 3rd world, uncirced little cock of yours is harder than the dickens. You like her better blonde?
Still has more testosterone than the moped riding little bitch. She’s got that smug look to her that only comes from having an unlimited band width internet plan.
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HA HA HA ;D :D ;D :D ;D
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I'll bet that 3rd world, uncirced little cock of yours is harder than the dickens. You like her better blonde?
Why use your pedo gimmick account ? talking about cock again pervert ?
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;D ;D ;D ;D
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;D ;D ;D ;D
hahahaha
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President Pedo Pete is so proud of these loyal
Supporters of everything Paedophile
Yes it’s Lurking for Boys & it’s Daisy chain
Girlfriend Available arse Abe
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The Leicestershire Liar having to post the same picture over and over again as if we didn't understand he was projecting the first time.
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President Pedo Pete is so proud of these loyal
Supporters of everything Paedophile
Yes it’s Lurking for Boys & it’s Daisy chain
Girlfriend Available arse Abe
Would you go 1,2 or 2,1?
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Another attorney who fell victim to Trumpy's lie. MAGA = Making Attorney Get Attorneys.
"Deep state". hahahaha "Armed for war". HAHAHAHHAAA “anti-communist counter-revolutionary.” BWWAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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Ga. attorney heading to prison for being one of the first through Capitol doors on Jan. 6
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Ga.+attorney+heading+to+prison+for+being+one+of+the+first+through+Capitol+doors+on+Jan.+6
A Georgia attorney has learned his fate after admitting to being one of the first to storm the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021.
McCall Calhoun, who has practiced law in Americus for 30 years, describes himself as an “anti-communist counter-revolutionary.”
“The Deep State cannot stop us,” McCall wrote on Parler, a now-inactive social media network popular with former President Trump’s supporters, “They learned that today when we stormed the Capitol and took it. The word is we’re all coming back armed for war.”
The attorney was ordered to serve 18 months in prison for obstruction of an official proceeding, entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds, disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds, disorderly conduct in a Capitol building, and parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building. He was also ordered to serve 2 years of supervised release and pay $2,000 in restitution.
After his 2021 arrest, Channel 2 Action News learned that Calhoun is suffering from prostate cancer, and his family wanted him to be released so he could be seen by his own doctors. His current health condition is unclear.
According to the Department of Justice, Calhoun entered the Capitol through the broken Senate Wing Door and walked around inside. At one point, evidence shows him outside of then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office.
After leaving the Capitol, prosecutors say Calhoun posted on Facebook, saying “Today the American People proved we have the power. We physically took control of the Capitol building in a hand to hand hostile takeover. We occupied the Capitol and shut down the Government – we shut down their stolen election shenanigans . . .”
He was arrested just days later and found guilty in March 2023.
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https://twitter.com/bennyjohnson/status/1687081999121448960?s=46&t=XiPzOUmtpsEiVS5zhlJE2g
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NG. Oh you mean the NG that Nancy cancelled? :D "Debunked"
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https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/08/breaking-president-trump-reveals-dirty-jan-6-committee/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=breaking-president-trump-reveals-dirty-jan-6-committee&fbclid=PAAaarGgXv6Sc37jdCTqP6ofeMFOYZjueU67r41q3jP7HEIYq1axvQaocj2Mc_aem_AT4OSG64gK-DjEGknnvoSfJI_mksperFmUCF_wNIUbIMqcW4HRhl8PCRaCDl4jOiZJk
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President Pedo Pete is so proud of these loyal
Supporters of everything Paedophile
Yes it’s Lurking for Boys & it’s Daisy chain
Girlfriend Available arse Abe
Mental illness.
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Look at this dumbass. Just look. 88 months of his life gone. Wasted. Over 7 years that he could have used to better himself, gotten a degree, started a career, enjoyed his life, had positive uplifting experiences. But no... instead he believed a fat orange turd's lies and acted like an ass along with his scumbag wienie sucking mother.
His lawyer asked for 18 months. I would have loved to see his face when the judge said 88 months. That had to be a Kodak Moment. I bet he cried like a bitch.
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Ankeny man gets 88 months for Capitol riot role, longest sentence yet for an Iowan
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Ankeny+man+gets+88+months+for+Capitol+riot+role%2C+longest+sentence+yet+for+an+Iowan
An Ankeny man who repeatedly assaulted police during the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol has received the longest sentence yet of any Iowan charged in connection with the riot.
Salvador Sandoval, 26, was sentenced Monday to 88 months ― more than seven years ― in federal prison. Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly followed prosecutors' sentencing recommendation, far exceeding the 18 months requested by Sandoval's attorneys
Sandoval is the seventh of eight Iowans charged in the riot to be sentenced. The remaining one, Leo Kelly of Cedar Rapids, is scheduled for sentencing later this month.
Central Iowa mother and son charged together
Sandoval was charged along with his mother, Deborah Sandoval of Des Moines. Both traveled to Washington for the rally preceding the riot and both entered the Capitol, although according to court filings they did so separately and via different parts of the building. Deborah Sandoval, who was not charged with any violent acts, pleaded guilty to entering a restricted building and was sentenced in May to five months in prison.
Her son, however, was accused of repeatedly brawling with police officers inside the Capitol. According to prosecutors, after entering the rotunda, he and another rioter ripped a riot shield out of a police officer's hands and Sandoval then continued to shove and push at other officers, at one point nearly knocking down an officer who was trying to protect fallen rioters from being trampled.
Sandoval tried unsuccessfully to take another officer's shield, and eventually was forced out of the building after about 15 minutes inside, prosecutors said.
When the Sandovals were arrested more than a month after the riot, police found an AR-15 assault rifle Salvador Sandoval had purchased on Jan. 12.
U.S. District Judge Thomas Hogan following a December trial in Washington convicted him of six felony charges, including civil disorder, obstructing an official proceeding and assaulting or resisting officers, as well as a number of misdemeanors.
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https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2023/08/09/january-6-committee-destroyed-records-videos-trump-rights-violated/
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https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2023/08/09/january-6-committee-destroyed-records-videos-trump-rights-violated/
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That is because it contained Libertard Pedo evidence...
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That is because it contained Libertard Pedo evidence...
I think you mean "libtard" you shitstained, towel headed, repressed homosexual.
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I think you mean "libtard" you shitstained, towel headed, repressed homosexual.
It's weird that it's not even the middle of the month and he is out of minutes for the Gov account. So we get the gay muslim one. Desperate times I suppose.
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It's weird that it's not even the middle of the month and he is out of minutes for the Gov account. So we get the gay muslim one. Desperate times I suppose.
Lame and weak, especially coming from someone who is now called Pedo Pete by everyone...
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https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2023/08/09/january-6-committee-destroyed-records-videos-trump-rights-violated/
FYI, When I saw that you posted this, I moved on. Guess I wasn't in the mood for a good laugh or I am just plain bored with your same old, same old dumb Breitbart shit all the time.
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FYI, When I saw that you posted this, I moved on. Guess I wasn't in the mood for a good laugh or I am just plain bored with your same old, same old dumb Breitbart shit all the time.
Of course you did, which is why you’re completely oblivious and in denial to everything happening
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Of course you did, which is why you’re completely oblivious and in denial to everything happening
No Coach.. it's just that everyone but the far right wing nutcases know Breitbart and The Gateway Pundit are for readers that may have medaled in the lesser popular but just as important Olympics. I've bent over backwards with charts and graphs showing the bias of those sources and the low confidence ratings from the 3 major bias reporting sites yet you trudge on like Sandra Bullock in BirdBox posting links to those parody sources. I may start posting the Onion and Mother Jones just to balance it out
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No Coach.. it's just that everyone but the far right wing nutcases know Breitbart and The Gateway Pundit are for readers that may have medaled in the lesser popular but just as important Olympics. I've bent over backwards with charts and graphs showing the bias of those sources and the low confidence ratings from the 3 major bias reporting sites yet you trudge on like Sandra Bullock in BirdBox posting links to those parody sources. I may start posting the Onion and Mother Jones just to balance it out
You really want to lump Mother Jones in with The Onion, Breitbart and Gateway?
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You really want to lump Mother Jones in with The Onion, Breitbart and Gateway?
Fair point... they are honest about what they do...
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Of course you did, which is why you’re completely oblivious and in denial to everything happening
No, it's because your retarded ass just peddles lies and bullshit all the time. It's why no other Trumpturd on here comes to help you out of the mess you get yourself into with the shit posts you make.
Really, it just boils down to you being stupid and gullible.
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Of course you did, which is why you’re completely oblivious and in denial to everything happening
Wrong. Apparently, you do not recognize obliviousness and denial because if you did, you would see that it is you who is in denial and is oblivious to reality. Everything or, for that matter, anything that is happening cannot be found in Breitbart News, dailycaller.com, drudgereport.com, theblaze.com and more of the same misleading headlines. These headlines are about what is not happening.
FYI, Breitbart News headlines, etc. are boldfaced lies which are revealed in the accompanying articles that say the absolute opposite of what the headlines did, (which you clearly do not read, or you purposely misread, or you are just plain too dumb to comprehend what you read. But you will continue to post links to these lies anyway because Breitbart News headlines, et al concur with your foregone warped delusions.
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https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/08/national-disgrace-photos-leaked-horrific-january-6-prisoner
you dirtbags support this for trespassing?
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Maybe you should blame the idiot for his actions that got himself there.
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Maybe you should blame the idiot for his actions that got himself there.
Really? So this is what you liberal communists support 2 years in solitary for trespassing? Sounds just like North Korea as well all have said all along you leftist communists support.
You treat rapists and murders and drug dealers with more leniency. We all know why - because you are in a cult and can't deal with anyone not going along with your cult idealogy and fanatical religion.
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Really? So this is what you liberal communists support 2 years in solitary for trespassing? Sounds just like North Korea as well all have said all along you leftist communists support.
You treat rapists and murders and drug dealers with more leniency. We all know why - because you are in a cult and can't deal with anyone not going along with your cult idealogy and fanatical religion.
If he had stayed home that day would he be in this situation? Yeah, that's what I thought.
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Well, bet he won't think that jail cell is "comfy". :D Actually, the first week of his sentence might be finding it hard for him to sit down anywhere "comfy". We will see what a "beautiful day" it is when they check in him to start his sentence.
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Trump supporter on trial for Jan. 6 charges says he was 'very comfy' in senator’s chair
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Trump+supporter+on+trial+for+Jan.+6+charges+says+he+was+%27very+comfy%27+in+senator%E2%80%99s+chair
A Donald Trump supporter who continues to believe that the 2020 presidential election was stolen told jurors at his trial on Tuesday that he "felt very comfy" sitting in a senator's seat during the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Brandon Fellows, who has called Jan. 6 a "beautiful day" and said he liked the fact that senators and members of Congress feared for their lives, is representing himself in a trial that began last week.
"We had to take the election back, it was stolen," Fellows said on the stand on Tuesday.
Fellows is facing a federal felony charge of obstruction of an official proceeding and aiding and abetting along with misdemeanors in connection with the Capitol attack. He's also accused of smoking marijuana inside of a hideaway office that belonged to Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore.
"I didn't know it was a senator's desk," Fellows said. "It felt very comfy."
Fellows said he believed he was fighting against "the corrupt government" on Jan. 6, but said he did not take part in violence himself, even if he supported it. Fellows said that he believed that some violence on Jan. 6 was preferable to more violence down the line.
“It’s the people’s house,” Fellows said. “We had the right to overthrow it.”
After the jury left the courtroom on Tuesday morning for a short break, U.S. District Judge Trevor McFadden said that he believed Fellows had forfeited his right to engage in a rebuttal because, when answering the questions during the government's cross-examination, he offered a running commentary and avoided answering yes-or-no questions.
"I would expect nothing less from a kangaroo court," Fellows remarked as he came off the witness stand.
McFadden, who was appointed by Trump, has been critical of the government's approach to some Jan. 6 cases and has often handed out sentences far below those requested by the government.
The jury finished hearing evidence midday on Tuesday, after Fellows’ testimony. Jury instructions were expected to take place on Tuesday afternoon, followed by closing arguments.
About 1,100 people have been charged in connection with the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol and more than 300 defendants have been sentenced to periods of incarceration. This week, another federal judge will sentence five members of the Proud Boys, four of whom were convicted of seditious conspiracy. The government is seeking sentences of 33 years for two of the defendants — Enrique Tarrio and Joseph Biggs — as well as sentences of 30 years for Zachary Rehl, 27 years for Ethan Nordean and 20 years for Dominic Pezzola, the sole defendant who was not convicted of the top seditious conspiracy charge.
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https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/08/national-disgrace-photos-leaked-horrific-january-6-prisoner
you dirtbags support this for trespassing?
While in my opinion the punishment does not seem to fit the crime, he is accused of committing,
there is more to this story than the Gateway Pundit chose to publish. It seems the dude is something of a career criminal. Whether that justifies the conditions under which it appears he has been held, I do not know.
Based on the following it appears Ryan is the 'dirtbag' in this story. He appears to have a propensity for assaulting women.
1. He lived in Bristol with his uncle and his aunt.
2. In 2006, he was convicted of terroristic threats, reckless endangerment and disorderly conduct after allegedly trying to run a female victim off the road because she owed him $60. He was accused of approaching her vehicle, punching her vehicle and telling her he knew where she lived and would kill her if he did not get his money.
3. In 2007, he was accused of hitting a man in the face after getting into the man’s car.
4. In 2009, he held a female victim against her will for 5 hours, choked her to the point of unconsciousness, pushed her, beat her and chipped her teeth. He was convicted of simple assault and reckless endangerment.
5. In 2011, he choked and beat his pregnant girlfriend. He was convicted of simple assault, reckless endangerment, disorderly conduct and unlawful restraint.
6. In 2015, he choked another woman to the point of unconsciousness and hit her so hard she had a hematoma. He was convicted of simple assault.
7. In 2019, a still different female victim accused him of raping her multiple times, choking her to the point of unconsciousness and breaking into her house and assaulting her in Riverside, New Jersey, USA. She obtained a restraining order but he violated it multiple times.
8. Wearing a red hat, a light blue jacket, a long sleeve white-hooded shirt and a black T-shirt, he went to the U.S. Capitol building in Washington, D.C., USA on January 6, 2021. That day, Donald Trump supporters breached the building while a joint session of Congress was certifying the vote of the Electoral College and affirming Joe Biden‘s victory in the 2020 presidential election. During the riot, he assault a female U.S. Capitol Police officer.
9. On January 29, 2021, U.S. Magistrate Judge Zia Faruqui signed a a criminal complaint filed against him by a Federal Bureau of Investigation special agent. On January 30, 2021, FBI agents arrested him in Bristol Township and he was held in the Federal Detention Center (FDC) in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. For his participation in the U.S. Capitol riot on January 6, 2021, he was charged with forcibly assaulting, resisting, opposing, impeding, intimidating or interfering with a federal agent while they are engaged in their official duties, committing or attempting to commit any act to obstruct, impede or interfere with any fireman or law enforcement officer lawfully engaged in the lawful performance of his official duties and obstructing, influencing or impeding any official proceeding or attempting to do so.
10. On February 2, 2021, the Pennsylvania State Parole lodged a detainer against him. On February 5, 2021, U.S. Magistrate Judge Richard A. Lloret ordered him detained pursuant to his consent. On February 19, 2021, he was was transported to Washington, D.C. and appeared in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. On May 24, 2021, he filed the instant motion to revoke the magistrate judge’s order of detention.
11. In March 2021, he suffered serious medical injuries after being assaulted in jail in Washington, D.C., which aggravated a preexisting medical condition, according to his lawyer Elisabeth K. H. Pasqualini.
12. He cited blood clots, gynecomastia and several other health problems as reasons why he should be released from pretrial detention but U.S. District Judge Jia Cobb denied his requests. The judge ordered that a medical evaluation at a tertiary research center be completed within 14 days of May 17, 2022.
13. He was 38 years old when he refused to allow Health Services Staff at the FDC in Philadelphia to evaluate him on June 1, 2022.
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While in my opinion the punishment does not seem to fit the crime, he is accused of committing,
there is more to this story than the Gateway Pundit chose to publish. It seems the dude is something of a career criminal. Whether that justifies the conditions under which it appears he has been held, I do not know.
Based on the following it appears Ryan is the 'dirtbag' in this story. He appears to have a propensity for assaulting women.
1. He lived in Bristol with his uncle and his aunt.
2. In 2006, he was convicted of terroristic threats, reckless endangerment and disorderly conduct after allegedly trying to run a female victim off the road because she owed him $60. He was accused of approaching her vehicle, punching her vehicle and telling her he knew where she lived and would kill her if he did not get his money.
3. In 2007, he was accused of hitting a man in the face after getting into the man’s car.
4. In 2009, he held a female victim against her will for 5 hours, choked her to the point of unconsciousness, pushed her, beat her and chipped her teeth. He was convicted of simple assault and reckless endangerment.
5. In 2011, he choked and beat his pregnant girlfriend. He was convicted of simple assault, reckless endangerment, disorderly conduct and unlawful restraint.
6. In 2015, he choked another woman to the point of unconsciousness and hit her so hard she had a hematoma. He was convicted of simple assault.
7. In 2019, a still different female victim accused him of raping her multiple times, choking her to the point of unconsciousness and breaking into her house and assaulting her in Riverside, New Jersey, USA. She obtained a restraining order but he violated it multiple times.
8. Wearing a red hat, a light blue jacket, a long sleeve white-hooded shirt and a black T-shirt, he went to the U.S. Capitol building in Washington, D.C., USA on January 6, 2021. That day, Donald Trump supporters breached the building while a joint session of Congress was certifying the vote of the Electoral College and affirming Joe Biden‘s victory in the 2020 presidential election. During the riot, he assault a female U.S. Capitol Police officer.
9. On January 29, 2021, U.S. Magistrate Judge Zia Faruqui signed a a criminal complaint filed against him by a Federal Bureau of Investigation special agent. On January 30, 2021, FBI agents arrested him in Bristol Township and he was held in the Federal Detention Center (FDC) in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. For his participation in the U.S. Capitol riot on January 6, 2021, he was charged with forcibly assaulting, resisting, opposing, impeding, intimidating or interfering with a federal agent while they are engaged in their official duties, committing or attempting to commit any act to obstruct, impede or interfere with any fireman or law enforcement officer lawfully engaged in the lawful performance of his official duties and obstructing, influencing or impeding any official proceeding or attempting to do so.
10. On February 2, 2021, the Pennsylvania State Parole lodged a detainer against him. On February 5, 2021, U.S. Magistrate Judge Richard A. Lloret ordered him detained pursuant to his consent. On February 19, 2021, he was was transported to Washington, D.C. and appeared in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. On May 24, 2021, he filed the instant motion to revoke the magistrate judge’s order of detention.
11. In March 2021, he suffered serious medical injuries after being assaulted in jail in Washington, D.C., which aggravated a preexisting medical condition, according to his lawyer Elisabeth K. H. Pasqualini.
12. He cited blood clots, gynecomastia and several other health problems as reasons why he should be released from pretrial detention but U.S. District Judge Jia Cobb denied his requests. The judge ordered that a medical evaluation at a tertiary research center be completed within 14 days of May 17, 2022.
13. He was 38 years old when he refused to allow Health Services Staff at the FDC in Philadelphia to evaluate him on June 1, 2022.
🤔 Hmmmm Quite the resume of a model citizen.
There's not much space in his room
& who was allowed to take the pics.
He looks in fair health & no obvious signs of Torture.
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https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/08/national-disgrace-photos-leaked-horrific-january-6-prisoner
you dirtbags support this for trespassing?
Hell yes! I can't think of a better deter (other than death) to discourage other idiots from trying the same shit. I mean, look at you.... you wouldn't try to pull that same bullshit he did now that you see what he got.
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While in my opinion the punishment does not seem to fit the crime, he is accused of committing,
there is more to this story than the Gateway Pundit chose to publish. It seems the dude is something of a career criminal. Whether that justifies the conditions under which it appears he has been held, I do not know.
Based on the following it appears Ryan is the 'dirtbag' in this story. He appears to have a propensity for assaulting women.
1. He lived in Bristol with his uncle and his aunt.
2. In 2006, he was convicted of terroristic threats, reckless endangerment and disorderly conduct after allegedly trying to run a female victim off the road because she owed him $60. He was accused of approaching her vehicle, punching her vehicle and telling her he knew where she lived and would kill her if he did not get his money.
3. In 2007, he was accused of hitting a man in the face after getting into the man’s car.
4. In 2009, he held a female victim against her will for 5 hours, choked her to the point of unconsciousness, pushed her, beat her and chipped her teeth. He was convicted of simple assault and reckless endangerment.
5. In 2011, he choked and beat his pregnant girlfriend. He was convicted of simple assault, reckless endangerment, disorderly conduct and unlawful restraint.
6. In 2015, he choked another woman to the point of unconsciousness and hit her so hard she had a hematoma. He was convicted of simple assault.
7. In 2019, a still different female victim accused him of raping her multiple times, choking her to the point of unconsciousness and breaking into her house and assaulting her in Riverside, New Jersey, USA. She obtained a restraining order but he violated it multiple times.
8. Wearing a red hat, a light blue jacket, a long sleeve white-hooded shirt and a black T-shirt, he went to the U.S. Capitol building in Washington, D.C., USA on January 6, 2021. That day, Donald Trump supporters breached the building while a joint session of Congress was certifying the vote of the Electoral College and affirming Joe Biden‘s victory in the 2020 presidential election. During the riot, he assault a female U.S. Capitol Police officer.
9. On January 29, 2021, U.S. Magistrate Judge Zia Faruqui signed a a criminal complaint filed against him by a Federal Bureau of Investigation special agent. On January 30, 2021, FBI agents arrested him in Bristol Township and he was held in the Federal Detention Center (FDC) in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. For his participation in the U.S. Capitol riot on January 6, 2021, he was charged with forcibly assaulting, resisting, opposing, impeding, intimidating or interfering with a federal agent while they are engaged in their official duties, committing or attempting to commit any act to obstruct, impede or interfere with any fireman or law enforcement officer lawfully engaged in the lawful performance of his official duties and obstructing, influencing or impeding any official proceeding or attempting to do so.
10. On February 2, 2021, the Pennsylvania State Parole lodged a detainer against him. On February 5, 2021, U.S. Magistrate Judge Richard A. Lloret ordered him detained pursuant to his consent. On February 19, 2021, he was was transported to Washington, D.C. and appeared in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. On May 24, 2021, he filed the instant motion to revoke the magistrate judge’s order of detention.
11. In March 2021, he suffered serious medical injuries after being assaulted in jail in Washington, D.C., which aggravated a preexisting medical condition, according to his lawyer Elisabeth K. H. Pasqualini.
12. He cited blood clots, gynecomastia and several other health problems as reasons why he should be released from pretrial detention but U.S. District Judge Jia Cobb denied his requests. The judge ordered that a medical evaluation at a tertiary research center be completed within 14 days of May 17, 2022.
13. He was 38 years old when he refused to allow Health Services Staff at the FDC in Philadelphia to evaluate him on June 1, 2022.
Hahaha just another model red hat wearing peaceful tourists on a pleasant walk that day. :D
Ever notice that so many of these twats have a prior criminal history, financial problems, and live with relatives?
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No Coach.. it's just that everyone but the far right wing nutcases know Breitbart and The Gateway Pundit are for readers that may have medaled in the lesser popular but just as important Olympics. I've bent over backwards with charts and graphs showing the bias of those sources and the low confidence ratings from the 3 major bias reporting sites yet you trudge on like Sandra Bullock in BirdBox posting links to those parody sources. I may start posting the Onion and Mother Jones just to balance it out
But far left media is completely trustworthy and truthful ::)
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Hell yes! I can't think of a better deter (other than death) to discourage other idiots from trying the same shit. I mean, look at you.... you wouldn't try to pull that same bullshit he did now that you see what he got.
I see. But you support the “insurrections” of this past year along with the others of 2018? I can’t fucking wait
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I see. But you support the “insurrections” of this past year along with the others of 2018? I can’t fucking wait
You can't wait for what? hahahahaha Tell us what you are going to do. Spare no detail. Let's see the impotent rage of the little retarded man.
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I see. But you support the “insurrections” of this past year along with the others of 2018? I can’t fucking wait
There were insurrections this past year… who knew? Please elaborate. Please provide details about these other insurrections this year and in 2018 please. Thanks.
Is it possible you put insurrections in quotes because there were no actual insurrections, other than the one on January 6, 2020?
In the event you don’t know what an insurrection is, I thought a definition of the term might be of assistance to you.
Legal definition of insurrection: Courts and legal scholars generally interpret insurrections as a violent uprising or organized resistance against the government or its regulations.
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There were insurrections this past year… who knew? Please elaborate. Please provide details about these other insurrections this year and in 2018 please. Thanks.
Is it possible you put insurrections in quotes because there were no actual insurrections, other than the one on January 6, 2020?
In the event you don’t know what an insurrection is, I thought a definition of the term might be of assistance to you.
Legal definition of insurrection: Courts and legal scholars generally interpret insurrections as a violent uprising or organized resistance against the government or its regulations.
Most who keep up knew
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Most who keep up knew
I see. Apparently you cannot elaborate on these supposed insurrections. Why am I not surprised?
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Most who keep up knew
Most don't dwell on bullshit and lies.
hahahaha "Debunked"
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Poor Owen :D. InfoWars host sentenced to 60 days.
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Poor Owen :D. InfoWars host sentenced to 60 days.
So much for free speech.
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So much for free speech.
Free speech had nothing to do with his sentence.
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The ol’ Zip-Tie loser and his mother sentenced to over 7 years combined. Mommy will surely lose her 30 year nursing career because of it. Whoopsie!
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They still catching these morons. :D
Such a blessing. :)
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FBI arrests redheaded cosplayer dubbed 'Conan O'Riot' by Jan. 6 sleuths
https://www.google.com/search?channel=ftrc&client=firefox-b-1-d&q=FBI+arrests+redheaded+cosplayer+dubbed+%27Conan+O%27Riot%27+by+Jan.+6+sleuths
An alleged Jan. 6 participant who online sleuths dubbed "Conan O'Riot" due to his resemblance to former late-night talk show host Conan O'Brien was arrested by the FBI this week.
Derek Nelson, who was an active-duty U.S. Marine from October 2011 to September 2015, was arrested in Champaign, Illinois, on Wednesday, according to federal court records. Along with his co-defendant, Derek Dodder of Nevada, 30-year-old Nelson faces four misdemeanor charges in connection with the U.S. Capitol attack.
Online "Sedition Hunters" dubbed the redheaded Nelson #ConanORiot, using the hashtag to track his movements at the Capitol. The sleuths had identified Nelson more than two years ago, by the summer of 2021.
Nelson was dressed up in colonial attire on Jan. 6, specifically "a brown tricorn hat along with a blue double-breasted button coat and red or maroon undershirt with a white scarf around his neck," according to the FBI. In one video cited by the FBI, filmed near the Washington Monument, where crowds had gathered to watch then-President Donald Trump's speech, a videographer asks Nelson why he's there.
"To start a revolution," Nelson said. "Why are you here?”
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A fucking tomahawk. ::)
Just another dumb ass loser with a criminal past and no future. 7 years. GOOD TIMES!!! Well not for him. :)
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Rioter who attacked Capitol with tomahawk and threw makeshift weapons at police gets 7 years in prison
https://www.google.com/search?channel=ftrc&client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Rioter+who+attacked+Capitol+with+tomahawk+and+threw+makeshift+weapons+at+police+gets+7+years+in+prison
A Texas man who attacked the U.S. Capitol with a metal tomahawk — and is now the face of a website selling merchandise portraying jailed rioters as “political prisoners” — was sentenced Friday to seven years behind bars.
Shane Jenkins, 46, tried to smash a Capitol window with his tomahawk during the Jan. 6, 2021, siege. He also repeatedly threw makeshift weapons at police officers, hurling a desk drawer, a flagpole, a metal walking stick and a wooden pole with a spear-like point.
U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta, who sentenced Jenkins, said it was “shameful” for him to capitalize on his role in the riot. The judge also rejected the notion that Jenkins and other jailed rioters are political prisoners who can’t get a fair trial.
“Nothing could be further from the truth,” Mehta said. “It’s all on video.”
Jenkins expressed remorse for his actions on Jan. 6, saying he got “caught up in the heat of the moment.”
“I love this country,” he told the judge. “And I’m not some crazed maniac set out to destroy this nation.”
Prosecutors had recommended a prison sentence of 19 years and eight months. They also asked the judge to impose a fine of at least $118,888, equaling the money Jenkins has publicly raised.
Mehta denied their request for a fine. He also refused to impose a “terrorism” enhancement that would have significantly increased his sentencing guidelines.
In March, a jury convicted Jenkins of charges including civil disorder and obstructing the Jan. 6 joint session of Congress for certifying the presidential election victory of Joe Biden, a Democrat, over Trump, a Republican.
Jenkins flew from Houston to Washington, D.C., a day before Trump’s rally near the White House on Jan. 6. Jenkins believed baseless claims that the 2020 presidential election had been stolen from Trump and envisioned that a “medieval melee style battle” would erupt at the Capitol, prosecutors said.
“His language invoked imagery of war and violent retribution, and his goal was to intimidate and retaliate against a government that would not install his preferred candidate,” they wrote.
Boyle said Jenkins’ actions on Jan. 6 were motivated by a “misunderstanding about the election.”
“There remain many grifters out there who remain free to continue propagating the ‘great lie’ that Trump won the election, Donald Trump being among the most prominent,” Boyle wrote. “Mr. Jenkins is not one of these individuals; he knows he was wrong.”
The defense lawyer said Jenkins endured a tumultuous, abusive upbringing to became a “pillar in his community.” When he was 20, Jenkins shot and killed his stepfather in self-defense after the man pointed a shotgun at him and made death threats, according to Boyle, who said Jenkins wasn’t charged in the 1997 killing.
Prosecutors acknowledged that Jenkins wasn’t prosecuted for his stepfather’s killing, but they said his “extensive” criminal record before Jan. 6 included assault convictions and shows he has a “penchant for violence.”
In July, Jenkins and 11 other inmates at the jail in Washington assaulted another Capitol riot defendant, Taylor Taranto, in a TV room, according to prosecutors. Taranto had been saying derogatory things about Ashli Babbitt, the rioter who was fatally shot by a police officer inside the Capitol, and Babbitt’s mother, prosecutors said.
Prosecutors have argued that Jenkins played a pivotal role in the Jan. 6 attack. He struck a windowpane six times with the spike end of the tomahawk that he had carried in a backpack. He pulverized and sprayed the shatter-resistant glass.
“Are we going in or not?” he shouted at the crowd.
After Jenkins stepped down from the window ledge, another rioter stepped in to break the window.
“It is difficult to overstate the significance of Jenkins’ actions at this location,” prosecutors wrote. “As the first to attack this window, Jenkins crossed a line that had previously not been crossed at the (Lower West Terrace) — he had attacked the Capitol itself.”
Rioters eventually destroyed the window, allowing them to enter a conference room, where they made improvised weapons from the broken parts of wooden furniture. Mob members used the furniture pieces to attack police officers guarding an entrance in a tunnel on the Capitol’s Lower West Terrace.
Will Adnan Syed be sent back to prison? Maryland Supreme Court weighs victims’ rights
More than 1,100 people have been charged with Jan. 6-related federal crimes. Approximately 800 of them have pleaded guilty or been convicted by juries or judges after trials in Washington. Over 650 have been sentenced, with roughly two-thirds of them receiving terms of imprisonment ranging from three days to 22 years, according to an Associated Press analysis of court records.
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When I read makeshift weapons, I was about to call for his release thinking shuriken's made out of bike wheel sprockets. but a desk drawer? He can rot in jail.
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When I read makeshift weapons, I was about to call for his release thinking shuriken's made out of bike wheel sprockets. but a desk drawer? He can rot in jail.
Wonder if this was a desk drawer?
(https://static01.nyt.com/images/2020/05/31/multimedia/02antifa-ES/31xp-antifa-pix1-videoSixteenByNine3000.jpg)
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Annnnddddd..... they are still sucking the long schlong of the law.
The Bullhorn Lady just can't stay out of trouble. Was out on pretrial release and fucked that up, continued to avoid responsibility and show no remorse until the last minute and it didn't work.
4 years coming up. GOOD TIMES!
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Jan. 6 rioter who smashed window and received signed Trump hat is sentenced to more than 4 years
https://www.google.com/search?channel=ftrc&client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Jan.+6+rioter+who+smashed+window+and+received+signed+Trump+hat+is+sentenced+to+more+than+4+years
A Jan. 6 defendant who smashed a Capitol window with an ice ax and a giant cardboard tube before she used a bullhorn to instruct rioters on how to "take" the building — and who recently received a personalized hat from former President Donald Trump — was sentenced to more than four years in prison Tuesday.
After she pushed against a police line at the Capitol, summoned other rioters to join her and others and smashed the window on Jan. 6, 2021, Powell used a bullhorn to try to bring order to the chaos. “People should probably coordinate together if you’re going to take the building," she yelled.
In the immediate aftermath of Jan. 6, she said it "WAS F--KING WAR TO GET IN," that rioters “weren’t f--king welcomed in” and that police “had to retreat into the building and fight back because patriots were relentless.” But she has changed her tune since then, prosecutors noted, and has painted a picture of police brutality.
Powell has been on home detention since she violated her pretrial conditions of release.
Powell said at her sentencing Tuesday that she feels remorse and regret every day.
“My conduct was disgraceful,” Powell said. “I apologize to my family for the hell they have endured because of me.”
Powell said that politics had taken “a very dark turn” in the country and that she gave into the toxic environment.
“I succumbed to those feelings, and it led to disaster,” she said.
U.S. District Judge Royce Lamberth said that Powell “said all the right things today” but that he wished she had said those things sooner.
He said that Powell “skated along for a long time” even with her violations of her pretrial release conditions but that he would allow her to surrender after the holidays, just before the third anniversary of her crimes.
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self degrading yourself now ? - LurkingForBoys the self loathing loser in life.
Indeed
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Indeed
I would ask how dumb someone would have to be to :
#1 - quote a post from 4 1/2 months ago
#2 - quote a poster that can't stop pretending to be a gay muslim
But yet, here you are. Either drunk or desperate. Most likely both.
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I would ask how dumb someone would have to be to :
#1 - quote a post from 4 1/2 months ago
#2 - quote a poster that can't stop pretending to be a gay muslim
But yet, here you are. Either drunk or desperate. Most likely both.
Libturds are the dumbest people on the planet!
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Libturds are the dumbest people on the planet!
"I love the poorly educated." Trumpy - speaking to you.
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"I love the poorly educated." Trumpy - speaking to you.
Libturds definitely the dumbest people on the planet.
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"I love the poorly educated." Trumpy - speaking to you.
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Not very “witty” Yellow man!
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Not very “witty” Yellow man!
For your intellect, it doesn't have to be.
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For your intellect, it doesn't have to be.
::)
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::)
Roll your eyes a little harder and see if you can located a thought in that empty head.
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Roll your eyes a little harder and see if you can located a thought in that empty head.
Only thing empty is your paltry bank account.
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Only thing empty is your paltry bank account.
Emptier than your weak ass projections?
Seriously, did you make it through high school? Because you seem a bit slow and infantile. ::)
You are really struggling with these retorts.
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Emptier than your weak ass projections?
Seriously, did you make it through high school? Because you seem a bit slow and infantile. ::)
You are really struggling with these retorts.
Youre a Clown.
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Emptier than your weak ass projections?
Seriously, did you make it through high school? Because you seem a bit slow and infantile. ::)
You are really struggling with these retorts.
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Poor baby. Not only did he dig his grave a little deeper, but got his ass kicked as well. Another "patriot" and his clever attempt at "winning". Except it didn't work out too well.
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Federal agents tackle Jan. 6 defendant during court hearing
https://www.google.com/search?channel=ftrc&client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Federal+agents+tackle+Jan.+6+defendant+during+court+hearing
A physical altercation broke out during a hearing on Monday in the case of Vitali GossJankowski, a defendant convicted of several charges related to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, resulting in toppled tables and multiple federal agents subduing the defendant on the ground.
Judge Paul Friedman of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia ordered GossJankowski jailed for a series of recent doxxing threats targeting federal agents. Moments later, GossJankowski stood and fought with agents who tried to handcuff him and take him into custody.
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Poor baby. Not only did he dig his grave a little deeper, but got his ass kicked as well. Another "patriot" and his clever attempt at "winning". Except it didn't work out too well.
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Federal agents tackle Jan. 6 defendant during court hearing
https://www.google.com/search?channel=ftrc&client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Federal+agents+tackle+Jan.+6+defendant+during+court+hearing
A physical altercation broke out during a hearing on Monday in the case of Vitali GossJankowski, a defendant convicted of several charges related to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, resulting in toppled tables and multiple federal agents subduing the defendant on the ground.
Judge Paul Friedman of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia ordered GossJankowski jailed for a series of recent doxxing threats targeting federal agents. Moments later, GossJankowski stood and fought with agents who tried to handcuff him and take him into custody.
Good to see a political prisoner fighting back. Fuck the communists.
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Good to see a political prisoner fighting back. Fuck the communists.
1- he’s tried more than your midget ass ever would
2- still got his ass kicked. Just like you do on here.
Fuck the retards. That means you.
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1- he’s tried more than your midget ass ever would
2- still got his ass kicked. Just like you do on here.
Fuck the retards. That means you.
You and your fellow idiots aren’t kicking anyone’s ass. You’re weak and pathetic. You’re Yellow, rare to find a tough Asian. Trump doesn’t like anti American c unts, straight back to China for you!
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You and your fellow idiots aren’t kicking anyone’s ass. You’re weak and pathetic. You’re Yellow, rare to find a tough Asian. Trump doesn’t like anti American c unts, straight back to China for you!
Not only are we kicking your ass but we live rent free in your head. Day 4 of an infantile meltdown. It’s really funny how triggered you are.
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Not only are we kicking your ass but we live rent free in your head. Day 4 of an infantile meltdown. It’s really funny how triggered you are.
ewwww so witty.
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ewwww so witty.
Better than being so stupid. Like you.
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1- he’s tried more than your midget ass ever would
2- still got his ass kicked. Just like you do on here.
Fuck the retards. That means you.
Im not the one hiding, Junior. Come get me. Don't be shy.
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Im not the one hiding, Junior. Come get me. Don't be shy.
Oh look. That's the head of the geriatric civil war wannabe that I live in rent free.
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Oh look. That's the head of the geriatric civil war wannabe that I live in rent free.
Calling Coach old, maybe older then you but he’d wipe the floor with you, Yellow face.
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Calling Coach old, maybe older then you but he’d wipe the floor with you, Yellow face.
It must be really cringe being a cheerleader for a geriatric retard.
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It must be really cringe being a cheerleader for a geriatric retard.
Just facts.
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Calling Coach old, maybe older then you but he’d wipe the floor with you, Yellow face.
imagine being in the same room as this effeminate bitch lurker ? choke him out in 30 seconds - the sick fuk would cream his children's jeans though :-\
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Just facts.
It must be really cringe being a cheerleader for a geriatric retard.
^^ Facts.
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^^ Facts.
10 points ahead. You really should be embarrassed that you voted for the worst President in history.
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10 points ahead. You really should be embarrassed that you voted for the worst President in history.
And yet, he kicked that Orange turd's ass. And you haven't stop crying yet.
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And yet, he kicked that Orange turd's ass. And you haven't stop crying yet.
Won by fraud.
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(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=679339.0;attach=1471576;image)
I do not mean to be rude, just concerned Coach. You don't look well. What happened? Are you okay?
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I do not mean to be rude, just concerned Coach. You don't look well. What happened? Are you okay?
What concerns you Prime? He looks alright to me. (No Homo) ;D
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I do not mean to be rude, just concerned Coach. You don't look well. What happened? Are you okay?
Nice try old man. I’m 61 and still training that would bury men almost 1/2 my age….plus I still have my hair!
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What concerns you Prime? He looks alright to me. (No Homo) ;D
;D
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Won by fraud.
No. Won despite of fraud. Despite massive attempts to steal an election by the GOP.
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I do not mean to be rude, just concerned Coach. You don't look well. What happened? Are you okay?
Long covid and Tren accelerates aging.
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Long covid and Tren accelerates aging.
Last time I took Tren was in 2019 for 6 weeks. Dose was 300mg week for 5 days, took 2 off.
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Nice try old man. I’m 61 and still training that would bury men almost 1/2 my age….plus I still have my hair!
Guess you one upped me. ;)
My receding hairline (androgenetic alopecia) began in my teens. It is not uncommon for androgen-dependent, progressive scalp hair loss to begin during puberty. Of course, you probably already knew that high testosterone levels have been associated with hair loss. I mean, look at all those bald anabolic steroids injecting champion bodybuilders with no scalp hair. Guess when it comes right down to it, I am more of a man than you are... at least when it comes to lack of scalp hair.
Hey Coach, I am happy for you that you are still training at 61. It shows; you look buff. But you also do not look particularly healthy for a guy your age. It could be your discontent coming through in that selfie. Maybe it is just your genetics much like my baldness is; many of the males in my family both paternal and maternal have or had male pattern baldness. -Not uncommon among Anglo Saxon's.
So here is the thing Coach, I may be almost twenty years older than you are and likely don't hit the gym as often as you do, nor have I ever in my lifetime been a 'built' as you once were (wish I had been but that also is not in my genetics), but I am healthy as heck... maybe healthier at my age then you are at yours, from the looks of it.
Yes, I am a 79-year-old man who was labeled 'soggy' on Getbig, thanks to Pellius, (may he rest in peace). So, you can call me old, bald, 'soggy' and whatever else makes you feel better about yourself. It is cool. I can take it. Been called a lot worse. I am a big boy.
Maybe you are as healthy as an ox, but the photo you posted suggests otherwise and as contentious as our exchanges have been sometimes. My observation expressed my genuine concern about the state of your health.
Take care and don't fret too much because whatever happens, happens and there is not a heck of a lot you, I or anyone else can do to change this.
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Guess you one upped me. ;)
My receding hairline (androgenetic alopecia) began in my teens. It is not uncommon for androgen-dependent, progressive scalp hair loss to begin during puberty. Of course, you probably already knew that high testosterone levels have been associated with hair loss. I mean, look at all those bald anabolic steroids injecting champion bodybuilders with no scalp hair. Guess when it comes right down to it, I am more of a man than you are... at least when it comes to lack of scalp hair.
Hey Coach, I am happy for you that you are still training at 61. It shows; you look buff. But you also do not look particularly healthy for a guy your age. It could be your discontent coming through in that selfie. Maybe it is just your genetics much like my baldness is; many of the males in my family both paternal and maternal have or had male pattern baldness. -Not uncommon among Anglo Saxon's.
So here is the thing Coach, I may be almost twenty years older than you are and likely don't hit the gym as often as you do, nor have I ever in my lifetime been a 'built' as you once were (wish I had been but that also is not in my genetics), but I am healthy as heck... maybe healthier at my age then you are at yours, from the looks of it.
Yes, I am a 79-year-old man who was labeled 'soggy' on Getbig, thanks to Pellius, (may he rest in peace). So, you can call me old, bald, 'soggy' and whatever else makes you feel better about yourself. It is cool. I can take it. Been called a lot worse. I am a big boy.
Maybe you are as healthy as an ox, but the photo you posted suggests otherwise and as contentious as our exchanges have been sometimes. My observation expressed my genuine concern about the state of your health.
Take care and don't fret too much because whatever happens, happens and there is not a heck of a lot you, I or anyone else can do to change this.
Bla bla bla ::)
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….plus I still have my hair!
why would you have somebody else's hair?
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Last time I took Tren was in 2019 for 6 weeks. Dose was 300mg week for 5 days, took 2 off.
How’s the day to day battle with long covid and the stroke / heart attack going?
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How’s the day to day battle with long covid and the stroke / heart attack going?
No problems since….only had the Chinavirus once because I never took fake jab
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No problems since….only had the Chinavirus once because I never took fake jab
I'm glad you're doing ok health wise.
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I'm glad you're doing ok health wise.
Thank you
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Thank you
No problem. We disagree on just about everything it appears, but we're humans. I hope the best for you.
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Bla bla bla ::)
Yeah that was a long response. More to point, using my being bald to make a point when I have been so most of my life is just plain dumb. Was I supposed to be insulted? Is baldness a sign of poor health? Who knew? ::)
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No problems since….only had the Chinavirus once because I never took fake jab
Good thing too. Because that impaired health of yours might not let you recover from a second bout.
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Good thing too. Because that impaired health of yours might not let you recover from a second bout.
Covid doesn't take kindly to fatties, better watch out!
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Covid doesn't take kindly to fatties, better watch out!
Is this true? If so, great because I am anything but fat... so no COVID for me.
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Covid doesn't take kindly to fatties, better watch out!
Good thing I am exempted from that then. You should try it.
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Is this true? If so, great because I am anything but fat... so no COVID for me.
This dude obviously hasn’t left the 4th grade playground mentality. Why is a red hat collection no surprise for him?
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Well the good news is that being a massage therapist will come in handy. (pun) Rub Bubba's feet you little jailhouse bitch.
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Capitol rioter gets sentence quadrupled after meltdown in court
https://www.google.com/search?channel=ftrc&client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Capitol+rioter+gets+sentence+quadrupled+after+meltdown+in+cour
A New York massage therapist who joined Trump-supporting rioters in storming the U.S. Capitol was sentenced on Tuesday to three months in jail after he dodged court hearings, insulted a prosecutor and verbally attacked the judge who punished him. According to the Associated Press, Frank Giustino pleaded guilty in February to a misdemeanor charge related to the Jan. 6 insurrection but was arrested last month after failing to appear in court for a previously scheduled sentencing hearing.
U.S. District Judge James Boasberg admonished Giustino on Tuesday, stating that he seemed to have no remorse for his conduct during the attack or any respect for the nation's authority. “Your behavior from the moment of the (guilty) plea until sentencing has been about the worst of any January 6th defendant I’ve had,” the judge said. Giustino, however, said he condemned the violence and didn't intend to be disrespectful. “I just want to go home,” said Giustino, who will remain in custody for about two more months after receiving a roughly 30-day credit for the time he has been detained while awaiting a sentence.
Prosecutors recommended a four-month prison stint for Giustino. They had initially requested a 21-day sentence but pursued a longer term of incarceration after the massage therapist defiantly disrupted a June 23 court hearing. During that proceeding, Giustino dubbed his case “an absolute clown show of a prosecution,” used language that appeared to reference the sovereign citizen extremist movement's believe that the U.S. government is illegitimate, and said, "Why don’t I issue a warrant for your arrest?" after the judge threatened to order one against him because of his courtroom conduct.
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Is this true? If so, great because I am anything but fat... so no COVID for me.
You're not fat, your posted pictures tell a different story, soggy queer.
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Well the good news is that being a massage therapist will come in handy. (pun) Rub Bubba's feet you little jailhouse bitch.
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Capitol rioter gets sentence quadrupled after meltdown in court
https://www.google.com/search?channel=ftrc&client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Capitol+rioter+gets+sentence+quadrupled+after+meltdown+in+cour
A New York massage therapist who joined Trump-supporting rioters in storming the U.S. Capitol was sentenced on Tuesday to three months in jail after he dodged court hearings, insulted a prosecutor and verbally attacked the judge who punished him. According to the Associated Press, Frank Giustino pleaded guilty in February to a misdemeanor charge related to the Jan. 6 insurrection but was arrested last month after failing to appear in court for a previously scheduled sentencing hearing.
U.S. District Judge James Boasberg admonished Giustino on Tuesday, stating that he seemed to have no remorse for his conduct during the attack or any respect for the nation's authority. “Your behavior from the moment of the (guilty) plea until sentencing has been about the worst of any January 6th defendant I’ve had,” the judge said. Giustino, however, said he condemned the violence and didn't intend to be disrespectful. “I just want to go home,” said Giustino, who will remain in custody for about two more months after receiving a roughly 30-day credit for the time he has been detained while awaiting a sentence.
Prosecutors recommended a four-month prison stint for Giustino. They had initially requested a 21-day sentence but pursued a longer term of incarceration after the massage therapist defiantly disrupted a June 23 court hearing. During that proceeding, Giustino dubbed his case “an absolute clown show of a prosecution,” used language that appeared to reference the sovereign citizen extremist movement's believe that the U.S. government is illegitimate, and said, "Why don’t I issue a warrant for your arrest?" after the judge threatened to order one against him because of his courtroom conduct.
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Not that I feel bad for him, but Giustino just learned the hard way that not everyone can insult the judicial system an yet manage to stay out of prison.
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Not that I feel bad for him, but Giustino just learned the hard way that not everyone can insult the judicial system an yet manage to stay out of prison.
Now he has extra facials to look forward to with the extra time he was given.
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Now he has extra facials to look forward to with the extra time he was given.
You can only dream of extra facials, homo!
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You can only dream of extra facials, homo!
No doubt the Queer Rancid Faggott has had plenty of them.
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Only haters of America would be happy about something like people being jailed for a protest...
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You can only dream of extra facials, homo!
No doubt the Queer Rancid Faggott has had plenty of them.
Short people usually have the biggest gay projections.
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Only haters of America would be happy about something like people being jailed for a protest...
What about people happy for people being jailed for crimes committed? Would that be haters too?
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What are they hiding?
Note: it was all bullshit
Democrats apparently destroyed J6 commission witness testimony
Democrats running the partisan panel assembled by ex-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to investigate the Jan. 6, 2021, protest-turned-riot at the Capitol apparently destroyed evidence.
That would be all of the videotapes of witness testimony. A report from Just the News says Rep. Barry Loudermilk, R-Ga., of the House Administration oversight subcommittee, confirmed, "All of the videotapes of all depositions are gone."
Those would be the recordings of interviews done by the Democrat committee that essentially assembled claims to try to blame President Trump for the events that day.
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That was evident by the fact the committee refused even to consider evidence of Pelosi's own culpability, as she was integral to Congress refusing Trump's offer of additional National Guard troops to keep order that day.
Loudermilk's panel now is investigating security failures that day.
He commented on the vanishing tapes during an interview on the "Just the News, No Noise" television show Thursday night.
He explained during the interview the recordings were congressional evidence because some clips were aired at hearings, "and all the tapes should have been preserved by the now-defunct J6 committee and its chairman, Rep. Bennie Thompson, D-Miss.," Just the News revealed.
Loudermilk revealed he asked Thompson about the tapes, and "he confirmed that they did not preserve those tapes. He didn't feel that they had to."
However, Loudermilk explained, "According to House rules, you have to preserve any data and information and documents that are used in an official proceeding, which they did, They (J6 Democrats) actually aired portions of these tapes on their televised hearings, which means they had to keep those. But yet he chose not to, I believe they exist somewhere. We've just got to find where all these videos are."
The Pelosi committee was partisan because she rejected GOP nominees for the panel, then instead picked two avidly anti-Trump members of the party to appoint.
The report pointedly noted the revelation of the missing recordings of actual testimony could result in issues for "criminal trials being conducted in state court in Georgia and federal court in Washington where former President Donald Trump and allies are charged with crimes related to the Jan. 6, 2021 events."
Just the News continued, "Loudermilk also revealed another tantalizing twist in the J6 committee evidence: the Democrat-led House committee sent certain evidence such as transcripts to the Biden White House and Homeland Security Department and now the transcripts have been returned to Loudermilk’s GOP-led subcommittee nearly fully redacted so their contents can’t be read."
He said the censorship means House Republicans are being deprived of evidence, names of witnesses and why their testimony is being used by prosecutors.
In fact, he said, those papers belong to the House and "should have never been sent out.
"But my question is, why was it okay for a Democrat-run House of Representatives to have unredacted documents but not when there's a Republican committee that's looking into this. What is it that the committee and or the White House is trying to hide?"
https://www.wnd.com/2023/12/democrats-apparently-destroyed-j6-commission-witness-testimony/
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Whoever thinks we’re not reliving communism and not targeting political opposition is literally the dumbest guy one the planet. We’re that much closer and there won’t be damn thing the anyone can do to stop it.
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“Because She’s a Liar. J6 Select Committee Star Witness Made SIGNIFICANT CHANGES to Her Testimony – Then J6 Committee Deleted Her Taped Deposition“
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/12/because-shes-liar-j6-select-committee-star-witness/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=because-shes-liar-j6-select-committee-star-witness&fbclid=PAAabrzet9gvVXou5aCE8TCSeWGXro_aiNQijH8WGnYRTLzsxJPUQ3RFZXzQM_aem_Acuieo8_k292YMr1ipJJpEdAXYSpnqUU73nGHmsqaMRyqqZYZKBvanreFw_RmI7fGkI
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Whoever thinks we’re not reliving communism and not targeting political opposition is literally the dumbest guy one the planet. We’re that much closer and there won’t be damn thing the anyone can do to stop it.
What can you tell us about Siaka Massaquoi? Are you and he involved in the same political action groups? He was arrested on four misdemeanors in connection with the January 6th Capitol "tour" event. What are those misdemeanors? I read that he is a 'prominent actor'. What major movies or other productions has he been in and what parts did he play?
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What can you tell us about Siaka Massaquoi? Are you and he involved in the same political action groups? He was arrested on four misdemeanors in connection with the January 6th Capitol "tour" event. What are those misdemeanors? I read that he is a 'prominent actor'. What major movies or other productions has he been in and what parts did he play?
IIRC you said you had far more to you're life ? I guess not or it was just another Dumb
Thing to say Thinking you were being Smart. ::)
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IIRC you said you had far more to you're life ? I guess not or it was just another Dumb
Thing to say Thinking you were being Smart. ::)
How are my other interests relevant here? Did I say I would stop positing on Getbig?
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What can you tell us about Siaka Massaquoi? Are you and he involved in the same political action groups? He was arrested on four misdemeanors in connection with the January 6th Capitol "tour" event. What are those misdemeanors? I read that he is a 'prominent actor'. What major movies or other productions has he been in and what parts did he play?
Pull your head out of your ass and wake the f**k up.
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How are my other interests relevant here? Did I say I would stop positing on Getbig?
You posted you had far better things in your life & I didn't ::)
Yet it is You who posts 50,000 word replies 🤣😂🤣😂😂
Clearly you have so many other important things in your life.
Walked yourself into this one 👍🏻😊
Just carry on Twisting & Turning & trying to wriggle out of what you say.
Good Luck.
HTH
;D
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Pull your head out of your ass and wake the f**k up.
In other words, you don't know Siaka Massaquyoi. All you know is he was arrested on November 30, 2023, for his participation in the January 6th Capitol riot... some call it an insurrection.
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In other words, you don't know Siaka Massaquyoi. All you know is he was arrested on November 30, 2023, for his participation in the January 6th Capitol riot... some call it an insurrection.
3 years later. It’s not like he’s some unknown.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/12/end-america-fbi-stasi-arrest-hollywood-actor-siaka/?utm_campaign=later-linkinbio-gatewaypundit&utm_content=later-39607483&utm_medium=social&utm_source=linkin.bio
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3 years later. It’s not like he’s some unknown.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/12/end-america-fbi-stasi-arrest-hollywood-actor-siaka/?utm_campaign=later-linkinbio-gatewaypundit&utm_content=later-39607483&utm_medium=social&utm_source=linkin.bio
It is not like he is a well-known actor. BTW this is not his first arrest. Siaka Massaquoi, editor-in-chief of the weekly “The Vision” was arrested on 10 January 1995 by military security police.
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It is not like he is a well-known actor. BTW this is not his first arrest. Siaka Massaquoi, editor-in-chief of the weekly “The Vision” was arrested on 10 January 1995 by military security police.
You just have a hard time keeping focused and just want to keep bringing up irrelevant shit…like from almost 30 years ago. Keep up, Gavin.
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Cocaine found at the White House under Biden administration
A Dead man Found at Obumer's House
A male Prostitute at Pelosi's House
An illegal server at Killary's House
And Yes The FBI Raid Donalds House ::)
All perfectly normal to the Corrupt & weird Libturds.
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You just have a hard time keeping focused and just want to keep bringing up irrelevant shit…like from almost 30 years ago. Keep up, Gavin.
Not that it is relevant, but how many times have you been arrested? That 28 years ago was arrested for his for articles criticizing the government with respect to the conflict in eastern Sierra Leone. That he was a political activist that long ago is relevant. Like everyone else in the U.S. he is innocent until proven guilty.
Because you are concerned about the validity of Siaka's arrest you will want to contribute to his GiveSendGo fund. Here is a link to more information about it, https://www.givesendgo.com/siaka
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Not that it is relevant, but how many times have you been arrested? That 28 years ago was arrested for his for articles criticizing the government with respect to the conflict in eastern Sierra Leone. That he was a political activist that long ago is relevant. Like everyone else in the U.S. he is innocent until proven guilty.
Because you are concerned about the validity of Siaka's arrest you will want to contribute to his GiveSendGo fund. Here is a link to more information about it, https://www.givesendgo.com/siaka
Still so busy with other things in your life. 😊
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Still so busy with other things in your life. 😊
Go gross the border from Mexico into the U.S. illegally to prove the U.S. has open borders. ;D
In answer to your question, not tonight.
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Not that it is relevant, but how many times have you been arrested? That 28 years ago was arrested for his for articles criticizing the government with respect to the conflict in eastern Sierra Leone. That he was a political activist that long ago is relevant. Like everyone else in the U.S. he is innocent until proven guilty.
Because you are concerned about the validity of Siaka's arrest you will want to contribute to his GiveSendGo fund. Here is a link to more information about it, https://www.givesendgo.com/siaka
Twice when I was younger and was able to pass four White House background checks, a background for every firearm I’ve purchased and every two years when I renew my ccw.
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Go gross the border from Mexico into the U.S. illegally to prove the U.S. has open borders. ;D
In answer to your question, not tonight.
Done That. ;D
You Still busy with nothing else just posting on GB tonight I see
;D
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IIRC you said you had far more to you're life ? I guess not or it was just another Dumb
Thing to say Thinking you were being Smart. ::)
How smart did you think you were being by posting about crossing the border illegally and attending the Jan 6th protest? Did you really think anyone would believe you? Nobody ever believes you. You have been exposed too many times as a pathetically childish liar.
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Go gross the border from Mexico into the U.S. illegally to prove the U.S. has open borders. ;D
In answer to your question, not tonight.
Either that or it is my disinterest. FYI, there is far more to life than the nonsense which goes on on Getbig... well at least for most people there is. -Not to sure about you.
How does someone Gross the border ?? ;D
Clearly not in your Life - There's little going on,
Most other folk quite possibly yes
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How does someone Gross the border ?? ;D
Clearly not in your Life - There's little going on,
Most other folk quite possibly yes
Why don't you tell us how you crossed the border? What was your Jan 6th experience like? Why didn't you attempt to render aid to Ashley? Were you directed to the kiddie line of the Capitol due to your midget size? Or did you enter through the doggie door?
Finish this story. It's very funny. We really believe you.
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Done That. ;D
You Still busy with nothing else just posting on GB tonight I see
;D
Truth be told, I have not been feeling well the past few days, so I did not go out. I was a bit bored last night.
Does this mean that for you, illegal border crossings 'one and done?'
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Is this Pedo Pervy Joe’s Next appointee ?
Probably as The Demturds love such
Diversity. ::)
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Truth be told, I have not been feeling well the past few days, so I did not go out. I was a bit bored last night.
Does this mean that for you, illegal border crossings 'one and done?'
Hope you're on the Mend 👊🏻
& will be out & about soon as.
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Hope you're on the Mend 👊🏻
& will be out & about soon as.
Thanks feeling a little better today but not up to par yet. At least I didn't spend most of the day in bed trying to get warm.
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Thanks feeling a little better today but not up to par yet. At least I didn't spend most of the day in bed trying to get warm.
Sounds like your on the road to full recovery 👍
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Sounds like your on the road to full recovery 👍
I sometimes think I am becoming a hypochondriac. This quite possibly is a condition of old age, at least my old age. Also, it might have to do with my total lack of experience with getting sick most all my life.
I had 'the chills' a few weeks ago which were worse and longer lasting than this time.
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I sometimes think I am becoming a hypochondriac. This quite possibly is a condition of old age, at least my old age. Also, it might have to do with my total lack of experience with getting sick most all my life.
I had 'the chills' a few weeks ago which were worse and longer lasting than this time.
Sorry to hear.................... .
NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Sorry to hear.................... .
Thanks. I am feeling much better today. Maybe this was nothing. If 'the chills' revisit me, I will make an appointment with my doctor.
NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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What? You didn't think it was over did you? :D
Some of these morons living with having to look over their shoulders constantly in between anxiety attacks. ;D
Big Ol' +3 in the win column now.
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https://search.yahoo.com/search?p=3+jan+6+rioters&fr=yfp-t&fr2=p%3Afp%2Cm%3Asb&ei=UTF-8&fp=1
FBI arrests three January 6 defendants in Florida after prolonged search
The FBI on Saturday arrested three people in Florida who were charged in connection with the US Capitol attack on January 6, 2021, and were considered fugitives after fleeing from law enforcement.
Jonathan Daniel Pollock, Olivia Michele Pollock and Joseph Daniel Hutchinson III were taken into custody early Saturday morning, according to a press release from the FBI. They are scheduled to appear in federal court in Ocala, Florida, on Monday.
The arrests come on the third anniversary of the attack on the Capitol. The legal system is still grappling with how to handle the hundreds of individuals who stormed the Capitol to keep then-President Donald Trump in the White House.
Court documents do not list an attorney for Jonathan Pollock. An attorney for Olivia Pollock declined to comment. CNN has reached out to the attorney listed for Hutchinson for comment.
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Whatever their motivations were...
People will think twice before doing something stupid like that, unless they know for sure they will finish the job.
Let's say they were just a stupid mob of people, pretty much some of the dumbest people in the country, easily manipulated, that got caught up in the moment and weren't intending to "fight" for their cause by stopping the election process and keeping Trump in office... Did they really think that "storming the capitol" during the election certification process wasn't going to come with serious consequences?
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Whatever their motivations were...
People will think twice before doing something stupid like that, unless they know for sure they will finish the job.
Let's say they were just a stupid mob of people, pretty much some of the dumbest people in the country, easily manipulated, that got caught up in the moment and weren't intending to "fight" for their cause by stopping the election process and keeping Trump in office... Did they really think that "storming the capitol" during the election certification process wasn't going to come with serious consequences?
Hard to say.
I think most were there just to show support and see what was going to happen.
There were some bad apples who may have thought they might accomplish something, and there were some dipshits who took it too far.
There were also professional instigators there riling up trouble, and there were definitely government agents mixed in as well.
All in all a big mess.
It's why if I ever see any kind of mass gathering, other than a sports related thing, I avoid it. It's not worth it.
My real issue is how much worse the penalites appear to be for things there, as compared to the BLM riots. This just sows further division in this country.
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Hard to say.
I think most were there just to show support and see what was going to happen.
There were some bad apples who may have thought they might accomplish something, and there were some dipshits who took it too far.
There were also professional instigators there riling up trouble, and there were definitely government agents mixed in as well.
All in all a big mess.
It's why if I ever see any kind of mass gathering, other than a sports related thing, I avoid it. It's not worth it.
My real issue is how much worse the penalites appear to be for things there, as compared to the BLM riots. This just sows further division in this country.
Yeah, even the BLM riots seem to have things that were prepared where I live. Random piles of bricks and people bringing jugs of milk and street cones everywhere.
I was eating dinner that day in the downtown part of the city where I live on a sidewalk/restaurant and a small group of about 50 protesters came walking through yelling "Fuck your privilege!" Me and my GF are like, do you see that we are brown? And do you know how hard we work every day you assholes? But we didn't say anything. They were quickly shooed away.
I think "they" are trying to set an example for anyone else who tries what they did on J6. And it was the nation's capital. The BLM stuff was more state-centered and I think involved thousands more per protest making it harder for state law enforcement to find and convict them. Some of the stuff, like in Seattle, I wonder, cause I haven't really followed it, if those people were convicted.
I think you are correct too, people had different agendas and some were just caught up in the moment.
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Hard to say.
I think most were there just to show support and see what was going to happen.
There were some bad apples who may have thought they might accomplish something, and there were some dipshits who took it too far.
There were also professional instigators there riling up trouble, and there were definitely government agents mixed in as well.
All in all a big mess.
It's why if I ever see any kind of mass gathering, other than a sports related thing, I avoid it. It's not worth it.
My real issue is how much worse the penalites appear to be for things there, as compared to the BLM riots. This just sows further division in this country.
You might want to think twice about sports related gatherings. Many people have died due to the violence at soccer games in a various countries around the world.
(https://s.wsj.net/public/resources/images/BN-IA619_0422so_M_20150422151843.jpg)
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/soccer/2022/01/24/a-look-at-major-soccer-related-crowd-disasters/49695455/
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You might want to think twice about sports related gatherings. Many people have died due to the violence at soccer games in a various countries around the world.
(https://s.wsj.net/public/resources/images/BN-IA619_0422so_M_20150422151843.jpg)
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/soccer/2022/01/24/a-look-at-major-soccer-related-crowd-disasters/49695455/
I don't know that something like that has happened at a sporting event in the USA. I remember many years ago, some people got trampled to death on Black Friday. And then there are some incidents at concerts. But I don't ever remember an NBA, MLB, or NFL game. Or soccer in the USA. But in other countries, as you say, yes.
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I don't know that something like that has happened at a sporting event in the USA. I remember many years ago, some people got trampled to death on Black Friday. And then there are some incidents at concerts. But I don't ever remember an NBA, MLB, or NFL game. Or soccer in the USA. But in other countries, as you say, yes.
Spectator violence can happen in any country including the U.S. However, you are correct it is more prevalent in Europe and South America. Back in my day, there was almost always a 'rumble' after high school varsity football games. I have read that this still occurs today.
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Spectator violence can happen in any country including the U.S. However, you are correct it is more prevalent in Europe and South America. Back in my day, there was almost always a 'rumble' after high school varsity football games. I have read that this still occurs today.
I remember back in the 90's. I went to the game where Jerry Rice broke the NFL touchdown record. They were playing the Oakland Raiders on Monday Night Football. At one time I counted 14 fights going on in the stands at once lol. No one was killed thankfully.
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I remember back in the 90's. I went to the game where Jerry Rice broke the NFL touchdown record. They were playing the Oakland Raiders on Monday Night Football. At one time I counted 14 fights going on in the stands at once lol. No one was killed thankfully.
Baseball fans seem more civilized based on my personal experience.
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1+1=7. 4 years plus 3 years and change. What a couple of morons.
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A Proud Boys member who wielded an axe handle during the Capitol riot gets over 4 years in prison
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=A+Proud+Boys+member+who+wielded+an+axe+handle+during+the+Capitol+riot+gets+over+4+years+in+prison
A jailed member of the Proud Boys extremist group was sentenced on Friday to more than four years in prison for his role in a mob's attack on the U.S. Capitol three years ago, court records show.
William Chrestman, a U.S. Army veteran from Olathe, Kansas, brandished an axe handle and threated police with violence after leading other Proud Boys members to the perimeter of the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
Chrestman pleaded guilty in October to obstructing the Jan. 6 joint session of Congress for certifying the Electoral College vote. He also pleaded guilty to a second felony count of threatening to assault a federal officer during the Capitol riot.
U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly sentenced Chrestman to four years and seven months in prison, according to court records.
Prosecutors had recommended a prison sentence of five years and three months, arguing that he “played a significant role during the riot due to his presence and conduct at pivotal moments during the day.”
“Indeed, Chrestman regularly presented himself as a leader among the rioters including when he was part of the tip of the spear that created the breach at the Peace Circle, encouraged other rioters to move to the police barricades, told rioters to stop the arrest of a rioter, and thanked them for supporting the Proud Boys,” prosecutors wrote.
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Also on Friday, a man who briefly ran an unsuccessful campaign for governor of Oregon after storming the Capitol was sentenced to nearly four years in prison. Reed Knox Christensen, 65, charged at a group of police officers outside the Capitol and assaulted five of them before rioters breached the police line, prosecutors said.
Christensen captured less than 1% of the votes cast in Oregon's May 2022 Republican primary for the governor's race. Prosecutors said he used the campaign “to obtain free publicity and brag about his participation in the riot."
Christensen also wrote a self-published book about his “experiences prior to and including January 6,” according to his attorney, Troy Nixon.
U.S. District Judge Royce Lamberth sentenced Christensen, an engineer from Hillsboro, Oregon, to three years and 10 months in prison, court records show.
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Baseball fans seem more civilized based on my personal experience.
Soccer - and don't ever call it football - is the worst. I've never figured that correlation out. They have their hooligan thugs fans just brawling like mad everywhere while on the field the team of fairies are taking dives and clutching their legs like an amputation has occurred every time the wind blows. The sissiest sport out there has the toughest most deranged fans.
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It just keeps getting better. Well, unless you are one of these morons. White Claw sales must be dropping pretty badly by now.
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Proud Boy member involved in Miami GOP politics sentenced to prison for role in Jan. 6 riot
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Proud+Boy+member+involved+in+Miami+GOP+politics+sentenced+to+prison+for+role+in+Jan.+6+riot
A Hialeah man who belonged to the local chapter of the Proud Boys was sentenced Thursday to four years in prison for participating in the insurrection on Jan. 6, 2021, at the U.S. Capitol that aimed to block the congressional certification of the president election.
A Washington, D.C., federal judge found 49-year-old Gilbert Fonticoba guilty of civil disorder and obstruction of an official proceeding in October. Fonticoba was a member of the “Vice City” chapter of the Proud Boys, a right-wing militant group that played a central role in the insurrection at the Capitol building three years ago.
Fonticoba was one of several Proud Boys who previously sat on the executive committee of the Republican Party of Miami-Dade, according to The New York Times.
According to federal prosecutors, Fonticoba was among the rioters that illegally breached the Capitol on Jan. 6 as members of Congress met to certify President Joe Biden as the winner of the 2020 presidential election over Republican incumbent Donald Trump. He aided other rioters in destroying a metal fence as police officers tried to stop the crowd’s advance to stop the certification of the Electoral College vote, the Justice Department said.
According to the account presented by prosecutors, Fonticoba met a group of roughly 100 other Proud Boys members near the Washington Monument in D.C. on the morning of Jan. 6, 2021. The group eventually marched toward the U.S. Capitol.
After trampling police barricades and pulling down the metal fence, Fonticoba and other rioters made their way into the Capitol, not long after the first wave of rioters had breached the building. Minutes later, Fonticoba posted a message to the instant-messaging service Telegram: “We just stormed the [Capitol].”
Follows conviction of other South Florida Proud Boy member
Fonticoba’s conviction came just a month after the Proud Boys’ former leader Enrique Tarrio, a Miami native, was sentenced to 22 years in prison for his role in the Jan. 6 insurrection. Tarrio was convicted in May of seditious conspiracy related for the central role he played in the effort to disrupt the certification of the 2020 presidential election and keep former President Trump in the White House.
During the Jan. 6 riot, Fonticoba did not wear any Proud Boys colors, as instructed by the group’s leaders, but underneath his black jacket, he wore a distinctive T-shirt that read “ENRIQUE TARRIO DID NOTHING WRONG!”
Tarrio had left Washington the previous day after a judge ordered him to leave the city as part of his bail on an unrelated charge from a previous Proud Boys event supporting Trump after the election.
Tarrio was the former national chairman of the Proud Boys, which described itself as a “pro-Western fraternal organization for men who refuse to apologize for creating the modern world, aka Western Chauvinists.”
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Soccer - and don't ever call it football - is the worst. I've never figured that correlation out. They have their hooligan thugs fans just brawling like mad everywhere while on the field the team of fairies are taking dives and clutching their legs like an amputation has occurred every time the wind blows. The sissiest sport out there has the toughest most deranged fans.
On the other hand there is rugby which my son played when high school varsity football season was over. Rugby players were animals.
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On the other hand there is rugby which my son played when high school varsity football season was over. Rugby players were animals.
This is true.
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One more moron for the clink. Isn't Justice great? :)
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Capitol rioter who assaulted at least 6 police officers is sentenced to 5 years in prison
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Capitol+rioter+who+assaulted+at+least+6+police+officers+is+sentenced+to+5+years+in+prison
A Florida man described by prosecutors as one of the most violent rioters who attacked the U.S. Capitol was sentenced on Wednesday to five years in prison, court records show.
Kenneth Bonawitz, a member of the far-right Proud Boys extremist group's Miami chapter, assaulted at least six police officers as he stormed the Capitol with a mob of Donald Trump supporters on Jan. 6, 2021. He grabbed one of the officers in a chokehold and injured another so severely that the officer had to retire, according to federal prosecutors.
Bonawitz, 58, of Pompano Beach, Florida, carried an eight-inch knife in a sheath on his hip. Police seized the knife from him in between his barrage of attacks on officers.
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One more moron for the clink. Isn't Justice great? :)
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Capitol rioter who assaulted at least 6 police officers is sentenced to 5 years in prison
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Capitol+rioter+who+assaulted+at+least+6+police+officers+is+sentenced+to+5+years+in+prison
A Florida man described by prosecutors as one of the most violent rioters who attacked the U.S. Capitol was sentenced on Wednesday to five years in prison, court records show.
Kenneth Bonawitz, a member of the far-right Proud Boys extremist group's Miami chapter, assaulted at least six police officers as he stormed the Capitol with a mob of Donald Trump supporters on Jan. 6, 2021. He grabbed one of the officers in a chokehold and injured another so severely that the officer had to retire, according to federal prosecutors.
Bonawitz, 58, of Pompano Beach, Florida, carried an eight-inch knife in a sheath on his hip. Police seized the knife from him in between his barrage of attacks on officers.
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Trump will pardon them all,,wait for it!
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Trump will pardon them all,,wait for it!
Awesome. But what if he doesn't?
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Awesome. But what if he doesn't?
Time will tell. If he doesn't I won't :'(.
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Time will tell. If he doesn't I won't :'(.
Are you sure? You mean life will go on as usual? (Don't let Duhnold hear you say that)
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Are those the same Republicans that edited out the faces of the "tourists" when they showed the tapes? :D
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Are those the same Republicans that edited out the faces of the "tourists" when they showed the tapes? :D
Maybe you can explain why there were 200+ feds in the crowd that day.
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Maybe you can explain why there were 200+ feds in the crowd that day.
Do you know why 200 FBI agents would be at Capitol on January 6th? Do you think it is possible the FBI was tipped off about the planned riot? If the FBI was there to instigate the riot as some believe, what was their end game? Was the FBI in cahoots with Trump and also intended to disrupt the electoral count on January 6th?
Help me out here, Coach, because I find no logical explanation for 200 FBI agents to participate in or instigate that Capitol riot. What is logical is that the FBI had been tipped off about an intended plot to storm the Capitol and sent operatives to infiltrate ‘the crowd’, hopefully disrupting the Capitol riot.
According to CBS News reporters Bo Erickson, Scott MacFarlane, Michael Kaplan, "FBI officials we spoke with said that from December 29, 2020, through January 6, 2021, they tracked domestic terrorism subjects that were traveling to Washington, D.C. and developed reports related to January 6 events," said the report. "As of January 6, 2021, FBI officials noted that the Washington Field Office was tracking 18 domestic terrorism subjects as potential travelers to the D.C. area."
The "crowd" as you like to call it went to the U.S. Capitol at Trump's behest to stop or interrupt the electoral count so he could be named the 47th U.S. President. If you need verification of this, listen to Trump's address to his supporters on the morning of January 6th. The crowd believed Trump's false claims that the 2020 presidential election was stolen. He fired them up. Trump instigated the riot - not the FBI.
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Trump will pardon them all, November 2024 will be a time to celebrate. The Trump Train keeps on chugging................ .............glorious four years ahead.
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Maybe you can explain why there were 200+ feds in the crowd that day.
Maybe you can explain how you pulled this retarded bullshit out of your retarded ass.
Or maybe it was Nikki's idea for all the feds to be there that day. She was in charge of security right? :D
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hahaha
At 43 years old, unless his family hires him, he is forever doomed to a job of Walmart, dingy garages, manual labor, or doling off the system. There are no real jobs after a felony. Especially one like this. GOOD TIMES!
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Proud Boys member sentenced to 6 years in prison for Capitol riot role after berating judge
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Proud+Boys+member+sentenced+to+6+years+in+prison+for+Capitol+riot+role+after+berating+judge
A man who stormed the U.S. Capitol with fellow Proud Boys extremist group members was sentenced on Wednesday to six years in prison after he berated and insulted the judge who punished him.
Marc Bru repeatedly interrupted Chief Judge James Boasberg before he handed down the sentence, calling him a “clown” and a “fraud" presiding over a “kangaroo court." The judge warned Bru that he could be kicked out of the courtroom if he continued to disrupt the proceedings.
“You can give me 100 years and I'd do it all over again,” said Bru, who was handcuffed and shackled.
“That's the definition of no remorse in my book,” the judge said.
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At 43 years old, unless his family hires him, he is forever doomed to a job of Walmart, dingy garages, manual labor, or doling off the system. There are no real jobs after a felony. Especially one like this. GOOD TIMES!
You've obviously never met bhanks.
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Do you know why 200 FBI agents would be at Capitol on January 6th? Do you think it is possible the FBI was tipped off about the planned riot? If the FBI was there to instigate the riot as some believe, what was their end game? Was the FBI in cahoots with Trump and also intended to disrupt the electoral count on January 6th?
Help me out here, Coach, because I find no logical explanation for 200 FBI agents to participate in or instigate that Capitol riot. What is logical is that the FBI had been tipped off about an intended plot to storm the Capitol and sent operatives to infiltrate ‘the crowd’, hopefully disrupting the Capitol riot.
According to CBS News reporters Bo Erickson, Scott MacFarlane, Michael Kaplan, "FBI officials we spoke with said that from December 29, 2020, through January 6, 2021, they tracked domestic terrorism subjects that were traveling to Washington, D.C. and developed reports related to January 6 events," said the report. "As of January 6, 2021, FBI officials noted that the Washington Field Office was tracking 18 domestic terrorism subjects as potential travelers to the D.C. area."
The "crowd" as you like to call it went to the U.S. Capitol at Trump's behest to stop or interrupt the electoral count so he could be named the 47th U.S. President. If you need verification of this, listen to Trump's address to his supporters on the morning of January 6th. The crowd believed Trump's false claims that the 2020 presidential election was stolen. He fired them up. Trump instigated the riot - not the FBI.
Of course you find no logic in it. Why did Wray deny there were any? I’d be willing to bet you and your retarded little friend, Lurker didn’t see the testimony of Steve Sund or the full interview with Tucker Carlson did you? Of you didn’t because of instead of going to the actual source you choose to go with what fits your narrative.
I’m still waiting for that live debate
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You've obviously never met bhanks.
I don't follow his threads or drama, but didn't he come from money? A felony wouldn't matter to him if his family wealth filtered down.
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Of course you find no logic in it. Why did Wray deny there were any? I’d be willing to bet you and your retarded little friend, Lurker didn’t see the testimony of Steve Sund or the full interview with Tucker Carlson did you? Of you didn’t because of instead of going to the actual source you choose to go with what fits your narrative.
I’m still waiting for that live debate
We are still waiting for proof that 200 were there. Should be easy to post if it were factual. Instead we just get more nonsense and retarded bullshit.
This is why - as it has been explained to you over and over - that no one is wasting time debating a fool that is disconnected from reality.
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The family that commits crime together, serves time together. Welcome to the world of having a felony record. Make sure you check the box on all your future job applications.
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Arizona Siblings Sentenced To Prison For Roles In U.S. Capitol Attack
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Arizona+Siblings+Sentenced+To+Prison+For+Roles+In+U.S.+Capitol+Attack
A brother and sister from Arizona have been sentenced to weeks in prison for their participation in the 2021 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.
Felicia Konold, 29, and Cory Konold, 28, of Tucson were sentenced Wednesday by a federal judge in Washington, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia. Last year, the two pleaded guilty to a felony charge of obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder, as well as aiding and abetting.
Felicia Konold is set to serve 45 days in prison, and her brother 30 days. Both will have 24 months of supervision following their release.
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Insurrection. ::)
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Libturds Rule No.1 Blame Donald ::)
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Six years. MAGA one conviction at a time. ;)
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Jan. 6 rioter who flipped officer over ledge sentenced to more than six years in prison
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Jan.+6+rioter+who+flipped+officer+over+ledge+sentenced+to+more+than+six+years+in+prison
A rioter who flipped a law enforcement officer over a ledge during the Jan. 6, 2021 attacks on the Capitol was reportedly sentenced to more than six years in prison on Tuesday, according to multiple reports.
New York resident Ralph Celentano, 56, was sentenced to 78 months in federal prison on Tuesday. District Judge Timothy Kelly said that Celentano’s actions on Jan. 6 were “disgraceful” and the attack on the officer was “a truly cowardly and despicable thing to do,” NBC News reported.
Celentano was arrested in 2022 in connection to his role in the Capitol riots and was found guilty last year of multiple misdemeanor and felony charges, including assaulting law enforcement officers. According to the prosecutors, Celentano made his way to the front of the rioters gathered at the Lower West Terrace, where he engaged in several altercations with law enforcement officers during the Capitol riot.
According to court documents, Celentano and other rioters successfully breached the police line. He then spotted a Capitol Police officer with his back turned near a raised platform, and hit the officer in a “football style tackle,” according to the documents. The documents said the officer then flipped over the ledge and fell onto the officers below him.
The government had asked for Celentano to be sentenced to 135 months in prison, three years supervised release, a $2,000 restitution and a $300 special assessment, according to a sentencing memorandum last year.
“Celentano’s conduct on January 6, 2021 demonstrates a violent character and disrespect for law enforcement, which weighs in favor of a lengthy term of incarceration,” the sentencing memo states.
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2 years. Busy day for the courts having to deal with morons.
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A Colorado Springs man who pled guilty to assaulting law enforcement during the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol breach has been sentenced.
On Oct. 24, 2023, 49-year-old Jonathan David Grace pled guilty to a felony charge of assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers.
The FBI said Grace on Jan. 6 attended the “Stop the Steal” rally and afterward marched to the U.S. Capitol and entered a restricted area of the Capitol. During his time there, Grace fought with officers and pushed against them, retreating only after being sprayed with a chemical irritant by police.
Grace was sentenced by a judge on Tuesday, Jan. 30, 2024. He was sentenced to two years in prison, three years of supervised release, and ordered to pay $5,000 in fines and $2,000 in restitution.
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Busy busy week that just went by. Gosh, and just think... even more to come. :)
+5 added to the count. What's the count you ask? Well, let me share it with you.
In the 36 months since Jan. 6, 2021, more than 1,265 individuals have been charged in nearly all 50 states for crimes related to the breach of the U.S. Capitol, including more than 440 individuals charged with assaulting or impeding law enforcement, a felony.
I guess in hindsight, spending money on a fantasy flag of the Orange Toddler pretending to be Rambo wasn't a good purchase.
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Five Men Found Guilty of Multiple Felony and Misdemeanor Charges for Actions Related to Jan. 6 Capitol Breach
https://www.justice.gov/usao-dc/pr/five-men-found-guilty-multiple-felony-and-misdemeanor-charges-actions-related-jan-6
Five men were found guilty in the District of Columbia today of multiple felony and misdemeanor charges related to their conduct during the Jan. 6, 2021, breach of the U.S. Capitol. Their actions and the actions of others disrupted a joint session of the U.S. Congress convened to ascertain and count the electoral votes related to the 2020 presidential election.
Ryan Samsel, 40, of Bristol, Pennsylvania; James Tate Grant, 31, of Cary, North Carolina; Paul Russell Johnson, 38, of Lanexa, Virginia; Stephen Chase Randolph, 34, of Harrodsburg Kentucky; and Jason Benjamin Blythe, 28, of Fort Worth, Texas, were convicted of multiple felony and misdemeanor charges against them following a bench trial before U.S. District Judge Jia M. Cobb.
All five Defendants were convicted of civil disorder. Ryan Samsel and Steven Chase Randolph were found guilty of assaulting Officer C.E. with a deadly or dangerous weapon (a metal crowd control barrier) or while inflicting bodily injury. James Tate Grant, Paul Russell Johnson, and Benjamin Blythe were found guilty of assaulting Officer D.C. with a deadly or dangerous weapon (a metal crowd control barrier). Samsel, Grant and Johnson were also found guilty of obstruction of an official proceeding. Randolph was convicted of an additional felony charge of assaulting, resisting, or impeding Officer D.C. Samsel was convicted of additional felony charges of civil disorder, assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers; and assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers using a dangerous weapon (a wooden plank).
In addition to the felonies, the five were convicted of a misdemeanor charge for committing an act of physical violence on the Capitol grounds. Samsel, Grant and Johnson were convicted of a misdemeanor charge for disorderly and disruptive conduct on the Capitol grounds.
Grant previously pleaded guilty to two additional misdemeanor charges of entering and remaining in certain rooms in the Capitol building and parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.
A sentencing hearing is scheduled for June 13, 2024.
According to evidence presented during the trial, the group participated in the first breach of the restricted Capitol grounds on Jan. 6, 2021, and led the initial attack on United States Capitol Police (USCP) officers. Their attack paved the way for thousands of rioters to storm the Capitol grounds.
At approximately 12:40 p.m., the five men joined with other rioters at the Peace Circle, across from the Capitol grounds. Here, the sidewalk at the edge of the Capitol grounds across the street from the Peace Circle was blocked by linked bike-rack barricades. A second set of bike rack barricades, with signs that read “Area Closed By Order of the United States Capitol Police Board” and reinforced with snow fencing and zip ties, barred the way up the Pennsylvania Walkway, a footpath that runs from the Capitol to the sidewalk across the street from the Peace Circle.
At about 12:50 p.m., Samsel approached the first barricade, opened a section, entered the restricted grounds, and approached the Capitol via the Pennsylvania Walkway. This marked the first breach of the restricted perimeter. Grant followed closely behind Samsel and waived the crowd forward onto the restricted grounds. Defendants Johnson, Blythe, Randolph, and others in the crowd followed Grant and Samsel past the first barricade and walked toward the officers standing behind the second barricade. At around that same time, Johnson shouted a series of exclamations, including “Let’s go!” “We pay your bills!” and “You back the f— off!” over his megaphone.
Samsel and Grant then began to forcibly push and pull on the second barricade while officers held it in place. Samsel stopped pushing long enough to remove his denim jacket, hand it to someone off-camera, and turn his red “Make America Great Again” hat around backward. Johnson handed off his megaphone and backpack to someone behind him in the crowd. Randolph began to forcibly push and pull on the fence directly across from USCP officers. Johnson, Grant and Samsel joined Randolph in lifting the linked metal bike rack barricade off the ground. Blythe moved forward and grabbed the barricade with the other four defendants, and the five drove the metal bike rack barricade into a line of USCP officers.
As they drove the metal bike rack barricade at the police line, one officer was struck in the face. The force of the strike threw the officer backward and caused the officer to slam their head twice: first against a metal handrail, then against the stairs. The officer lost consciousness and suffered a concussion. Another officer was driven several feet backward by the metal bike rack barricade until the back of their body ran into the stairwell and handrail behind them.
After the five defendants pushed the metal bike rack barricade into the USCP officers, Randolph jumped over the barricade and grabbed an officer. Grant and Blythe then joined in the assault and attempted to pull Randolph and the officer toward a group of rioters. Officers intervened and forced Randolph, Grant, and Blythe to release the officer and back away. By this point, the barricades were down, and the officers outmanned. The defendants and the rest of the rioters quickly overwhelmed the police line, and the USCP officers retreated backward toward the Capitol building. The rioters, including the five defendants, then walked to the Capitol building.
Each of the five men continued to fuel the riot on January 6th. Samsel assaulted other officers, Johnson incited the crowd over a megaphone, and Grant entered the Capitol building, while Blythe and Randolph climbed to the Upper West Terrace. The five remained at the Capitol for hours. Samsel’s additional assaultive and destructive conduct included grabbing the riot shield of a law enforcement officer while rioters were attempting to overtake police, tearing through the tarp in the scaffolding on the Capitol grounds, waving a flag in the officers’ faces, and taking a 2x4 plank of wood from the scaffolding and throwing it at a group of Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) officers as they struggled to maintain a police line.
Defendant Grant climbed through one of the broken windows next to the Senate Wing door and into the Capitol building at approximately 2:50 p.m. He then stormed the halls with other rioters and was recorded with others inside Senator Merkley’s office. Blythe stayed on the Capitol grounds for hours. He climbed the media tower at the steps of the Capitol and joined others in resisting officers who were attempting to clear rioters.
Johnson moved with rioters to the West Plaza. Using his megaphone, Johnson loudly and continuously shouted commands to the crowd, alerted them to what he perceived to be happening inside the building, and encouraged them to take action to stop the Congressional proceedings from taking place. Randolph also remained on Capitol grounds for hours, eventually climbing onto the Upper West Terrace, where he observed law enforcement engaged in a struggle with rioters inside and outside the inaugural archway, also known as the Tunnel.
This case is being prosecuted by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia and the Department of Justice National Security Division’s Counterterrorism Section. Valuable assistance was provided by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, Eastern District of North Carolina, Eastern District of Virginia, Eastern District of Kentucky, and the Northern District of Texas.
This case is being investigated by the FBI field offices in Philadelphia, Charlotte, Norfolk, Louisville, Dallas, and Washington, D.C. Valuable assistance was provided by the United States Capitol Police and the Metropolitan Police Department. Samsel was identified as BOLO #51, Grant #50, Johnson #49, Randolph #168, and Blythe #52 on the FBI’s seeking information photos.
In the 36 months since Jan. 6, 2021, more than 1,265 individuals have been charged in nearly all 50 states for crimes related to the breach of the U.S. Capitol, including more than 440 individuals charged with assaulting or impeding law enforcement, a felony. The investigation remains ongoing.
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I guess when you support the current abortion of an administration it's easier to look back than it is to face your own consequences. :-\
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I guess when you have nothing else to say, but just have to say something because your TDfS compels you, then tv static is the way to go.
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« Reply #590 on: 02-02-2024, 23:53:35 »
Quote Taffin
Peak idiocy? Fella rocks up for the male race, can't get a place as the list is full, so decides that on that day he 'feels' like a girl so enters the womens race - and wins
Utterly shameless...
SPAIN: “Gender Fluid” Male Runner Declares Himself A Woman To Participate In Race And Win Women’s Prize :'(
Durán Pradas reportedly threatened to sue the event if he was not provided the prize he claimed he had earned — a pricey leg of cured Iberian ham from Beher Red Label. The prize’s value could range anywhere from €100 to €500 (approx. $107 to $540 USD) depending on the weight of the leg.
Due to his threats and aggression, the event organizers attempted to accommodate him, noting that it was “a bit of a tense situation.” Durán Pradas ended up receiving a provisional victory in the women’s general category. When he stood to receive his ham, there was booing in the audience.
http://reduxx.info/spain-gender-fluid-male-runner-declares-himself-a-woman-to-participate-in-race-and-win-womens-prize/
This is what the Loony Libturds support ::) Bunch of Khvnts
Let's see if one dare speak out against such utter Fuckwittery.
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« Reply #590 on: 02-02-2024, 23:53:35 »
Quote Taffin
Peak idiocy? Fella rocks up for the male race, can't get a place as the list is full, so decides that on that day he 'feels' like a girl so enters the womens race - and wins
Utterly shameless...
SPAIN: “Gender Fluid” Male Runner Declares Himself A Woman To Participate In Race And Win Women’s Prize :'(
Durán Pradas reportedly threatened to sue the event if he was not provided the prize he claimed he had earned — a pricey leg of cured Iberian ham from Beher Red Label. The prize’s value could range anywhere from €100 to €500 (approx. $107 to $540 USD) depending on the weight of the leg.
Due to his threats and aggression, the event organizers attempted to accommodate him, noting that it was “a bit of a tense situation.” Durán Pradas ended up receiving a provisional victory in the women’s general category. When he stood to receive his ham, there was booing in the audience.
http://reduxx.info/spain-gender-fluid-male-runner-declares-himself-a-woman-to-participate-in-race-and-win-womens-prize/
This is what the Loony Libturds support ::) Bunch of Khvnts
Let's see if one dare speak out against such utter Fuckwittery.
They're too busy celebrating the arrest of Americans that used their right to protest and were attacked in the media and by our government because of it.
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They're too busy celebrating the arrest of Americans that used their right to protest and were attacked in the media and by our government because of it.
Hmmm Pls correct me if I'm wrong - Only some Americans that used their right to protest - From what I know other groups IE blm were out protesting & causing a lot of havoc even taking over part of a city iirc & they were not arrested or inconvenienced in any way . ::)
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They're too busy celebrating the arrest of Americans that used their right to protest and were attacked in the media and by our government because of it.
No, we are celebrating the lock up of morons that acted a fool, destroyed gov't property, attacked law enforcement officers, and in general were idiots.
GOOD TIMES!
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Hmmm Pls correct me if I'm wrong - Only some Americans that used their right to protest - From what I know other groups IE blm were out protesting & causing a lot of havoc even taking over part of a city iirc & they were not arrested or inconvenienced in any way . ::)
Yes, only non-democrat supported groups are targeted by the racist media and our racist government that controls the media.
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Yes, only non-democrat supported groups are targeted by the racist media and our racist government that controls the media.
Yet the loony Libturds would never admit that - let alone say there's anything wrong with it.
They're brainwashed & have no shame displaying their grand hypocrisy.
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Hmmm Pls correct me if I'm wrong - Only some Americans that used their right to protest - From what I know other groups IE blm were out protesting & causing a lot of havoc even taking over part of a city iirc & they were not arrested or inconvenienced in any way . ::)
You are mistaken, BLM protestors were arrested and inconvenienced.
George Floyd protests/police brutality protests happened nationwide in 2,000 cities and towns and in over 60 countries in support of the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement. At least 14,000 people were arrested by both local police and the FBI. Those who vandalized federal buildings were arrested by the FBI. More than 4,000 National Guard members were deployed to D.C, not counting other kinds of law enforcement and military personnel.
BLM protestors did not break into and vandalize the U.S. Capital, however MAGA/Trump supporters did, and the National Guard was not deployed.
More recently, Capitol police arrested protesters outside DNC headquarters when around 150 people were 'illegally and violently' protesting for a cease fire for the war on Israel outside of the Democratic National Committee in Washington, D.C.
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You are mistaken, BLM protestors were arrested and inconvenienced.
George Floyd protests/police brutality protests happened nationwide in 2,000 cities and towns and in over 60 countries in support of the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement. At least 14,000 people were arrested by both local police and the FBI. Those who vandalized federal buildings were arrested by the FBI. More than 4,000 National Guard members were deployed to D.C, not counting other kinds of law enforcement and military personnel.
BLM protestors did not break into and vandalize the U.S. Capital, however MAGA/Trump supporters did, and the National Guard was not deployed.
More recently, Capitol police arrested protesters outside DNC headquarters when around 150 people were 'illegally and violently' protesting for a cease fire for the war on Israel outside of the Democratic National Committee in Washington, D.C.
Okay - Great to be corrected & so many blm khvnts were arrested 👍🏻
As for the jan 6th thing I've seen numerous videos of police opening doors to let many folk in & walking folk
Around inside . Are they fake videos ?
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The penalties for the BLM riots were far less than those for the Jan 6 ones, and BLM rioters were not held indefinitely without bail. In fact, our VP and plenty of Hollywood retards were organizing $ to get them out of jail.
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The penalties for the BLM riots were far less than those for the Jan 6 ones, and BLM rioters were not held indefinitely without bail. In fact, our VP and plenty of Hollywood retards were organizing $ to get them out of jail.
Thanks.
Waiting on primes response to your post.
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Okay - Great to be corrected & so many blm khvnts were arrested 👍🏻
As for the jan 6th thing I've seen numerous videos of police opening doors to let many folk in & walking folk
Around inside . Are they fake videos ?
Since Prime is just copy/pasting as usual (first from Wikipedia, which mentions the number and includes a footnote with a link to ABC Australia which then links to a Washington Post article), the 14,000 figure comes from the Washington Post, not the most reliable of sources. The only explanation of how they arrived to this number is that it is a "tally of data by police departments and included in media reports":
"Officials have arrested more than 14,000 people across 49 cities nationwide since May 27, according to a Washington Post tally of data provided by police departments and included in media reports. Thousands were arrested for low-level offenses, including curfew violations and failure to disperse."
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2020/06/22/who-caused-violence-protests-its-not-antifa/
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Since Prime is just copy/pasting as usual (first from Wikipedia, which mentions the number and includes a footnote with a link to ABC Australia which then links to a Washington Post article), the 14,000 figure comes from the Washington Post, not the most reliable of sources. The only explanation of how they arrived to this number is that it is a "tally of data by police departments and included in media reports":
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2020/06/22/who-caused-violence-protests-its-not-antifa/
Thanks for the extra clarification 👍
Again we'll have to see what primes reply.
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Wasn't the orange toddler supposed to be helping with bail and legal expenses?
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Okay - Great to be corrected & so many blm khvnts were arrested 👍🏻
As for the jan 6th thing I've seen numerous videos of police opening doors to let many folk in & walking folk
Around inside . Are they fake videos ?
Regarding the videos, I've seen them too and since I was not at the Capitol on that day, I have no clue if they are fake or not. I've also seen videos of people knocking over barriers, climbing up the exterior walls, smashing windows, and breaking down doors to get into the building. These videos may also be fake. Who knows? Video editing is not difficult. Maybe nothing happened at the Capitol on January 6, 2021, and it is just one giant hoax perpetuated by the libs and the FBI. ::)
Here is a link to an interesting article about the news media both left and right biased, https://www.pewresearch.org/journalism/2014/10/21/section-1-media-sources-distinct-favorites-emerge-on-the-left-and-right/.
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Regarding the videos, I've seen them too and since I was not at the Capitol on that day, I have no clue if they are fake or not. I've also seen videos of people knocking over barriers, climbing up the exterior walls, smashing windows, and breaking down doors to get into the building. These videos may also be fake. Who knows? Video editing is not difficult. Maybe nothing happened at the Capitol on January 6, 2021, and it is just one giant hoax perpetuated by the libs and the FBI. ::)
Here is a link to an interesting article about the news media both left and right biased, https://www.pewresearch.org/journalism/2014/10/21/section-1-media-sources-distinct-favorites-emerge-on-the-left-and-right/.
Yep as you say both sets of video's could be Fake !!
Will you reply to Grape Ape & Skeletor they made good points,
& probably know far more than I do about what went on.
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Yep as you say both sets of video's could be Fake !!
Will you reply to Grape Ape & Skeletor they made good points,
& probably know far more than I do about what went on.
Why would they know what happened at the Capitol on January 6, 2021? Are you asking me to copy my reply to you to Grape Ape and Skeletor?
See, this is the problem with too many sources of information, deciphering what is true from what is false. People believe that what they see or read on social media is always factual when in fact it is more often just someone's opinion which may or may not be based on the truth. Also, when something is repeated enough times especially when it is from a variety of sources, it becomes real in most people's minds. How can it not? This is especially true when folks are seeking confirmation of their foregone conclusions.
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Why would they know what happened at the Capitol on January 6, 2021? Are you asking me to copy my reply to you to Grape Ape and Skeletor?
See, this is the problem with too many sources of information, deciphering what is true from what is false. People believe that what they see or read on social media is always factual when in fact it is more often just someone's opinion which may or may not be based on the truth. Also, when something is repeated enough times especially when it is from a variety of sources, it becomes real in most people's minds. How can it not? This is especially true when folks are seeking confirmation of their foregone conclusions.
Where did I say they knew what happened, I said they likely know more than I.
You seem to know what happened & post about it - try answering others that may also know what went on.
Are you not seeking forgone conclusions? Let be honest you're far from being neutral or having an open
Mind on many subjects.
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Where did I say they knew what happened, I said they likely know more than I.
You seem to know what happened & post about it - try answering others that may also know what went on.
Are you not seeking forgone conclusions? Let be honest you're far from being neutral or having an open
Mind on many subjects.
You did not say they knew what happened. So, I will rephrase my question. Why would they probably know far more than I you about what went on? Is it because they made some good posts?
I don't know what happened at the Capitol that day nor have I ever claimed to know this. Like almost everyone else who was not present at the time, I formed some opinions based on what mainstream media and alternate media reported. If I drew any conclusions about that event, they are unimportant and change nothing.
Feel free to believe what you chose about my neutrality and open-mindedness. I disagree with you about this, except to acknowledge everyone has some bias, because of our life experiences which individualize us, and it is human nature.
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Hmmm Pls correct me if I'm wrong - Only some Americans that used their right to protest - From what I know other groups IE blm were out protesting & causing a lot of havoc even taking over part of a city iirc & they were not arrested or inconvenienced in any way . ::)
Ok
Blocking a roadway during a protest is a violation of the law unless permits were approved beforehand. The usual goal of a police force dealing with a large protest is to control the chaos. The reality is you don't have the manpower to arrest every violation out there. We tend to identify the worst offenders and leaders and focus on targeted arrests when necessary. Every arrest made during a protest removes at least one officer from the fray. During a riot, even more so. When ANY entity, group or organization creates havoc, blocks roads, damages property it is a disgrace, and every one of them should be arrested. It's just not possible. I have not read the reports on the generic post you made regarding BLM not being arrested or inconvenienced in any way. I have doubts that is accurate. I can tell you that if you are comparing a protest out of hand on the streets of Philly to a protest out of hand at our Capitol or White House it would take an unusual amount of bias to NOT view that as a much more serious offense espectially given the goal of that crowd.
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Ok
Blocking a roadway during a protest is a violation of the law unless permits were approved beforehand. The usual goal of a police force dealing with a large protest is to control the chaos. The reality is you don't have the manpower to arrest every violation out there. We tend to identify the worst offenders and leaders and focus on targeted arrests when necessary. Every arrest made during a protest removes at least one officer from the fray. During a riot, even more so. When ANY entity, group or organization creates havoc, blocks roads, damages property it is a disgrace, and every one of them should be arrested. It's just not possible. I have not read the reports on the generic post you made regarding BLM not being arrested or inconvenienced in any way. I have doubts that is accurate. I can tell you that if you are comparing a protest out of hand on the streets of Philly to a protest out of hand at our Capitol or White House it would take an unusual amount of bias to NOT view that as a much more serious offense espectially given the goal of that crowd.
What was the goal of the Jan 6th crowd and who stated that goal?
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What was the goal of the Jan 6th crowd and who stated that goal?
Overturn a legitimate election. Don't you watch any news? Some of their goals were to hang the VP for not colluding to overturn the election.
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Overturn a legitimate election. Don't you watch any news? Some of their goals were to hang the VP for not colluding to overturn the election.
Who said that??
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Who said that??
Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe all those people just happened to be there on Jan 6th when the electors' votes were being counted. Maybe the noose and gallows were already there. Maybe Congress was about to adjourn for the day anyway and run out of the building or hide in their offices like any other normal day. Thanks for your skillfully orchestrated and articulated rebuttal. The gallows were likely there already.
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Ok
Blocking a roadway during a protest is a violation of the law unless permits were approved beforehand. The usual goal of a police force dealing with a large protest is to control the chaos. The reality is you don't have the manpower to arrest every violation out there. We tend to identify the worst offenders and leaders and focus on targeted arrests when necessary. Every arrest made during a protest removes at least one officer from the fray. During a riot, even more so. When ANY entity, group or organization creates havoc, blocks roads, damages property it is a disgrace, and every one of them should be arrested. It's just not possible. I have not read the reports on the generic post you made regarding BLM not being arrested or inconvenienced in any way. I have doubts that is accurate. I can tell you that if you are comparing a protest out of hand on the streets of Philly to a protest out of hand at our Capitol or White House it would take an unusual amount of bias to NOT view that as a much more serious offense espectially given the goal of that crowd.
I don't have any Bias - You do as you hate Trump & anything to do with him so it sways your views.
I seen videos of Jan 6th & of blm riots all over the place , I seen many police opening doors & letting
Folks in & showing them around on the 6th - Though as Prime said all these videos could be fake or
Edited.
I don't know what the stated goals of 6th jan & blm are or were.
Oh & as for your other post about watching the MSM news - surely must be jesting as we clearly know
They certainly cannot be trusted to Factual or Truthful, I'm a little surprised you would say such a
Dumbb thing.
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PBS Documentary Reveals J6 Committee Was All Publicity Stunt Meant to Manipulate Audience – An Assault on the American Conscience (VIDEO)
The Biden regime is still using the FBI to round up, indict, harass, threaten, and ruin patriotic Americans who attended the Stop the Steal rally in Washington DC on January 6, 2021.
The Biden DOJ is now arresting Americans who stood outside the building, committed no crimes, but were standing in the unidentified “restricted ground” around the US Capitol that day.
Thousands of Trump supporters gathered in this area by the US Capitol because there were several Stop the Steal protests planned in this area. The rally organizers all had permits for their events.
Today there is video going viral from PBS where they January 6th Committee admits the entire thing was a publicity stunt meant to manipulate ordinary Americans.
This explains why they brought former ABC New President James Goldston on to create the vision for the grand production. Goldston envisioned the footage as a miniseries of propaganda.
Says James Goldston, “We knew how high the stakes were. We were either going to make people realize that this was important or once you’ve lost them you’ve lost them for good.”
Goldston and the crooked lawmakers who lied throughout the series and omitted critical evidence to exonerate conservative Americans feel no remorse for their actions.
From the production:
Adam Kinsinger: The one thing that we knew was the information that we have is compelling. The thing we needed to do was tell that to the american people in a compelling way. So that’s why we brought in a former president of ABC News.
James Goldston: Yeah, I got a call pretty much out of the blue from the January 6 committee. They wanted a storyteller, and while they were brilliant, they were brilliant lawyers. Storytelling for a mass audience is not what they do…
… When it came to that first hearing, we knew how high the stakes were… On the evening of June 9, doors opened. My heart was beating pretty fast on June 9, and it was a real question of, is this going to work or not?… We were either going to make people realize that this was important, or once you’ve lost them for good.
More James Goldston: I’m in this tiny control room right up the stairs from cannon caucus, and we count down to the start of the hearing. And at that point, what can you do?
Here is the video clip, via Eric Abbenante.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/02/pbs-documentary-reveals-j6-committee-was-all-publicity/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=pbs-documentary-reveals-j6-committee-was-all-publicity
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Overturn a legitimate election. Don't you watch any news? Some of their goals were to hang the VP for not colluding to overturn the election.
Illuminati is now posting as chaos? Hard to believe. Illuminati, while stupid and repetitious as well, at least sticks to the actual thread topic.
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Who said that??
Who said it wasn't?
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PBS Documentary Reveals J6 Committee Was All Publicity Stunt Meant to Manipulate Audience – An Assault on the American Conscience (VIDEO)
The Biden regime is still using the FBI to round up, indict, harass, threaten, and ruin patriotic Americans who attended the Stop the Steal rally in Washington DC on January 6, 2021.
The Biden DOJ is now arresting Americans who stood outside the building, committed no crimes, but were standing in the unidentified “restricted ground” around the US Capitol that day.
Thousands of Trump supporters gathered in this area by the US Capitol because there were several Stop the Steal protests planned in this area. The rally organizers all had permits for their events.
Today there is video going viral from PBS where they January 6th Committee admits the entire thing was a publicity stunt meant to manipulate ordinary Americans.
This explains why they brought former ABC New President James Goldston on to create the vision for the grand production. Goldston envisioned the footage as a miniseries of propaganda.
Says James Goldston, “We knew how high the stakes were. We were either going to make people realize that this was important or once you’ve lost them you’ve lost them for good.”
Goldston and the crooked lawmakers who lied throughout the series and omitted critical evidence to exonerate conservative Americans feel no remorse for their actions.
From the production:
Adam Kinsinger: The one thing that we knew was the information that we have is compelling. The thing we needed to do was tell that to the american people in a compelling way. So that’s why we brought in a former president of ABC News.
James Goldston: Yeah, I got a call pretty much out of the blue from the January 6 committee. They wanted a storyteller, and while they were brilliant, they were brilliant lawyers. Storytelling for a mass audience is not what they do…
… When it came to that first hearing, we knew how high the stakes were… On the evening of June 9, doors opened. My heart was beating pretty fast on June 9, and it was a real question of, is this going to work or not?… We were either going to make people realize that this was important, or once you’ve lost them for good.
More James Goldston: I’m in this tiny control room right up the stairs from cannon caucus, and we count down to the start of the hearing. And at that point, what can you do?
Here is the video clip, via Eric Abbenante.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/02/pbs-documentary-reveals-j6-committee-was-all-publicity/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=pbs-documentary-reveals-j6-committee-was-all-publicity
Sure it was. :D
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Overturn a legitimate election. Don't you watch any news? Some of their goals were to hang the VP for not colluding to overturn the election.
Yeah legit uh huh, the CIA and FBI censoring information regarding Hunter biden and Bidens complicity in his dealings, the FBI and big tech censoring data on covid and both Hunter and other topics. The fake steel dossier, the fake letter from the "50 intelligence agents" that was completely false.
Uh huh. Yeah legit - just Like Maddow and her fake russian collusion and covid stories peddled for years.
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Yeah legit uh huh, the CIA and FBI censoring information regarding Hunter biden and Bidens complicity in his dealings, the FBI and big tech censoring data on covid and both Hunter and other topics. The fake steel dossier, the fake letter from the "50 intelligence agents" that was completely false.
Uh huh. Yeah legit - just Like Maddow and her fake russian collusion and covid stories peddled for years.
Legit election. Get over it. Stop whining.
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And Mitterrand Looked at me & said Joe you Fucking Dementia ridden Khvnt
I've been dead 15+yrs ::)
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Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe all those people just happened to be there on Jan 6th when the electors' votes were being counted. Maybe the noose and gallows were already there. Maybe Congress was about to adjourn for the day anyway and run out of the building or hide in their offices like any other normal day. Thanks for your skillfully orchestrated and articulated rebuttal. The gallows were likely there already.
So a few guys show up with some homemade contraption that resembles the gallows and they're going to overthrow the government with that? Congress people will react how they perceive they are supposed to in order to get the most mileage out of any televised event. All of those people were there that day in order to celebrate or protest as they saw fit.
Was it stupid? Of course. Was it "spend 3 years and millions of dollars to hunt down people that were there and might have committed a crime" stupid? No.
How many current headlines in the media talk about the years of investigations and arrests of blm or antifa rioters? Weird how when it's at the governments doorstep they panic and arrest everyone, when it's in the hood or a downtown area they stand down.
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So a few guys show up with some homemade contraption that resembles the gallows and they're going to overthrow the government with that? Congress people will react how they perceive they are supposed to in order to get the most mileage out of any televised event. All of those people were there that day in order to celebrate or protest as they saw fit.
Was it stupid? Of course. Was it "spend 3 years and millions of dollars to hunt down people that were there and might have committed a crime" stupid? No.
How many current headlines in the media talk about the years of investigations and arrests of blm or antifa rioters? Weird how when it's at the governments doorstep they panic and arrest everyone, when it's in the hood or a downtown area they stand down.
Double standards & we know cops & Libturds are fine with that.
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Ahhhh yes.... the retard roundup continues.
He lost his limbs at age 15 after getting drunk and passing out on the railroad tracks. ::)
Obviously, he hasn't gotten any smarter since then.
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FBI Arrests Triple Amputee for Breaking Into the Capitol on Jan. 6
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=FBI+Arrests+Triple+Amputee+for+Breaking+Into+the+Capitol+on+Jan.+
A California man who lost three of his limbs as a teenager was arrested in Los Angeles on Tuesday over his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, riots in Washington, D.C.
Cameron Charles Clapp faces federal charges for entering the U.S. Capitol during the insurrection.
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Ahhhh yes.... the retard roundup continues.
He lost his limbs at age 15 after getting drunk and passing out on the railroad tracks. ::)
Obviously, he hasn't gotten any smarter since then.
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FBI Arrests Triple Amputee for Breaking Into the Capitol on Jan. 6
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=FBI+Arrests+Triple+Amputee+for+Breaking+Into+the+Capitol+on+Jan.+
A California man who lost three of his limbs as a teenager was arrested in Los Angeles on Tuesday over his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, riots in Washington, D.C.
Cameron Charles Clapp faces federal charges for entering the U.S. Capitol during the insurrection.
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Absurd on so many levels to prosecute this 4 years later.
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Absurd on so many levels to prosecute this 4 years later.
Naw... still within the statue of limitations.
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Absurd on so many levels to prosecute this 4 years later.
Government trying desperately to send the message that anyone that disagrees with them or stands up for what they believe will be stalked, harassed, intimidated and prosecuted. Especially if they are not democrat.
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Naw... still within the statue of limitations.
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Government trying desperately to send the message that anyone that disagrees with them or stands up for what they believe will be stalked, harassed, intimidated and prosecuted. Especially if they are not democrat.
The government is sending a message that criminals committing crimes against our country will be located, arrested, convicted and jailed. Especially if they are low IQ morons.
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Was it or was it not within the statue of limitations? Simple question.
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Was it or was it not within the statue of limitations? Simple question.
There is called prosecutorial discretion the same way the DA did not prosecute Biden because of his age and senility
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There is called prosecutorial discretion the same way the DA did not prosecute Biden because of his age and senility
I'm sure there are plenty that the DA chose to not prosecute in that crowd.
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What was the goal of the Jan 6th crowd and who stated that goal?
The goal was to disrupt the electoral process taking place that day. Between November 3, 2020, and January 6, 2021, Trump tirelessly and repeatedly fired up his MAGA base to protest the election results which he hoped would overturn the election. His speech on the morning of January 6, 2021, was his ultimate instigation to which his followers complied. However, overturning the election failed and the electoral process continued once the Capitol was cleared, and Biden became President.
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The goal was to disrupt the electoral process taking place that day. Between November 3, 2020, and January 6, 2021, Trump tirelessly and repeatedly fired up his MAGA base to protest the election results which he hoped would overturn the election. His speech on the morning of January 6, 2021, was his ultimate instigation to which his followers complied. However, overturning the election failed and the electoral process continued once the Capitol was cleared, and Biden became President.
Cannot wait for President Trump to pardon them ALL!
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Well here is one that won't complain about going to prison. Sentencing him to lock up with other males isn't exactly a punishment. Another White Claw drinker no doubt. I bet his biggest complaint is that he only got two years.
This Proud Boi and Oath Keepers group is quite laughable. Trans members, gay porn members, women members, handicap, disabled, living with mommy, unemployed on the dole, etc... Who would have thought a right wing retard hate group would be so progressive? Didn't know they were so woke. :D
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Florida gay adult film star and Proud Boy sentenced over January 6 insurrection
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Florida+gay+adult+film+star+and+Proud+Boy+sentenced+over+January+6+insurrection
Steven Miles, best known for his gay adult film persona Sergeant Miles, was sentenced to two years in prison followed by another year of supervised release after he pleaded guilty to assaulting a police officer during the January 6 protests and riots in Washington D.C.
Miles, 40, of Zephyrhills, Florida, a member of the Proud Boys group, breached a protective perimeter around the Capitol building and engaged in a physical confrontation with police protecting the building. He was arrested on Tuesday, April 12, 2022.
He has reportedly voiced support for former President Donald Trump. In a complaint filed by the DOJ, there's a photo of Miles wearing a black shirt that reads "Trump 2020 F*** Your Feelings" along with a "Make America Great Again" red hat.
“The confrontation between the mob and the police quickly escalated to a physical fight, during which Miles shoved and attempted to punch an officer, all in an effort to break through the line,” the DOJ said in a statement. “In addition to attempting to assault the officer, Miles made additional physical contact with law enforcement officers, seeking to obstruct, impede, and interfere with their efforts to hold back the rioters.”
Once inside the building, Miles used a wooden plank to break a door window, opening another breach point.
“Miles entered the Capitol through the broken window, and. a cascade of other rioters followed, taking advantage of the smashed window to enter the Capitol as well,” the DOJ continued in its statement. “The sheer number of rioters outside and inside the building overwhelmed law enforcement officers. After entering the Capitol building, Miles turned toward the Senate, where he ran into another group of police officers who directed him out of the building three minutes after he had broken into it.”
Miles appeared in dozens of gay videos including 50 Minutes of Good Sex, Scruff in Suits, and Punishing the Hole: Scene 1.
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The couple that does crime together shall do time together (separately of course. :D )
The arrests are still coming. Charges still rolling in on people each month. I can't imagine the anxiety these idiots have with living a life of looking over their shoulder. And once the Dems get around to the original unedited video tapes without the blurry faces.... even more people will be charged. GOOD TIMES!
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Man, who ran for Texas House seat in 2022, and wife found guilty on Jan. 6 riot charges
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Man%2C+who+ran+for+Texas+House+seat+in+2022%2C+and+wife+found+guilty+on+Jan.+6+riot+charges
A Texas couple including a man who in 2022 ran a failed campaign for a seat in the Texas House of Representatives have been found guilty of several felony and misdemeanor crimes for their part in the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, according to a news release from the Department of Justice.
Mark Middleton, 55, and Jalise Middleton, 54, both of Forestburg, Texas, were found guilty by a federal jury of two counts of assaulting, resisting or impeding officers; civil disorder; and obstruction of an official proceeding., according to the release. All of those charges were felonies.
Federal investigators determined Mark Middleton and Jalise Middleton took part in the breach of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, when insurrectionists tried to stop a joint session of Congress working to certify the 2020 presidential election results.
The two were also convicted of entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds, disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds, engaging in physical violence in a restricted building or grounds, disorderly conduct in the Capitol grounds or building, and acts of physical violence in the Capitol grounds or building, all misdemeanors.
Mark Middleton and Jalise Middleton will be sentenced June 12 by U.S. District Judge Randolph D. Moss, in Washington, D.C., according to the DOJ.
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The hits just keep coming. 5 new felonies. He's lucky he didn't get Babbitt'ed over it. Losing your money to the orange con man is one thing, losing your freedom because of him.... well, you sort of deserve that too for being so stupid.
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Imprisoned Jan. 6 rioter faces five additional felony charges
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Imprisoned+Jan.+6+rioter+faces+five+additional+felony+charges
A defendant in the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol riot who was arrested near the Washington residence of former President Barack Obama has been indicted on five new felony charges, officials announced Thursday.
Taylor Taranto is facing charges related to guns and ammunition that were allegedly found in his van when he was arrested last summer. He also faces charges for threatening to detonate an explosive at the National Institute of Standards and Technology, and a charge of obstruction of an official proceeding for his conduct on Jan. 6, 2021, when rioters, some of whom were armed, stormed the Capitol at the behest of then-President Donald Trump, who lost the 2020 election but refused to concede, and instead fomented violence and unrest on Congress as lawmakers gathered to vote to certify the election for Joe Biden.
Obama's address became public when Trump posted a photo on his Truth Social online platform on June 29 that included it.
Taranto reposted Trump's post on his own Truth Social account, then posted about being outside the residence that same day, prosecutors said.
A group of armchair investigators referred to as 'sedition hunters' initially identified Taranto in 2021 as having taken part in the Capitol riot, but he was not arrested until he was detained near Obama's home two years later.
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Why is this no surprise? Every accusation is a confession. "Family values"
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Accused Jan. 6 rioter faces new charge in Sacramento of receiving child pornography
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Accused+Jan.+6+rioter+faces+new+charge+in+Sacramento+of+receiving+child+pornography
A Citrus Heights man charged in December with taking part in the Jan. 6 Capitol Riot is now facing new federal charges of receiving child pornography, officials said Tuesday.
Kyle Travis Colton, 36, was indicted last week by a federal grand jury on a charge of receiving one or more images of “children engaged in sexually explicit conduct” between July 2022 and December 2023, U.S. Attorney Phil Talbert’s office said after the indictment was unsealed Tuesday morning. The charge could result in a prison sentence of up to 20 years and a $250,000 fine.
Colton is accused in the indictment of involvement in child pornography through Dec. 14, the day before he was arrested in Folsom on charges from federal court in Washington, D.C., in the Jan. 6 case filed there.
Colton’s federal defender, Doug Beevers, declined comment Tuesday.
Colton originally appeared in Sacramento federal court on the Capitol Riot charges on Dec. 15 and was ordered released on his own recognizance. A week later, a magistrate judge in Washington, D.C., also ordered Colton to remain free pending the outcome of that case.
Online booking records for the Sacramento County Main Jail show Colton subsequently was booked Friday and is being held without bail pending a court hearing Tuesday afternoon on the pornography charge.
He is charged in Washington with obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder, entering or remaining in a restricted building without authority, disorderly conduct in a restricted building and on Capitol grounds and parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building.
Colton came to the FBI’s attention in the Jan. 6 case after receiving a tip that he bragged to passengers on a plane returning to California on Jan. 7, 2021, that he was in the “second wave” of protesters who breached the U.S. Capitol building that day, court records say.
The FBI confirmed that Colton had purchased an airline ticket Jan. 2, 2021, to travel to Washington on Jan. 5 and return on Jan. 7, court records say, and agents interviewed two other passengers on the return flight, court records say.
“These interviews revealed that Colton discussed with Witness 1 and Witness 2, who were sitting near Colton on the flight, entering the United States Capitol Building in the ‘second wave,’” court records say. “Colton also showed Witness 2 pictures from the rally at the Ellipse and a video depicting other rioters pushing and struggling with law enforcement taken from inside of the U.S. Capitol building.”
Court documents filed in Washington say video footage from inside the Capitol shows Colton “not obeying orders by the officers to leave the Rotunda and Colton standing in line with rioters as these other rioters had confrontations with the officers.”
“These officers had initiated crowd clearing measures to include forming a police line, giving loud verbal commands, and using batons to move persons towards the exit door,” court records say. “Colton only moved when the crowd was physically pushed towards the exit.
“Furthermore, Colton remained standing side-by-side with these other rioters who were combating law enforcement officers. At one point, Colton grabbed a flagpole that was being used by a rioter to assault (Metropolitan Police Department) Officer K.D. “Colton gained control of the flagpole, which Officer K.D. had also grabbed, and then gave it back to this rioter, who then fled into the crowd of rioters with the flagpole.”
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I guess he is 'kinda' going to prison over it. If only Nikki would have done something. She was in charge of security that day. Telling the NG to stand down... wow.
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Man who authorities say bragged of ‘kinda’ breaking Pelosi sign on Jan. 6 arrested
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Man+who+authorities+say+bragged+of+%E2%80%98kinda%E2%80%99+breaking+Pelosi+sign+on+Jan.+6+arrested
An Oregon man who allegedly broke a Speaker of the House sign during the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol has been arrested, authorities say.
David Medina, 34, was arrested on felony and misdemeanor charges, the U.S. attorney’s office in Washington announced Friday. He is charged with multiple misdemeanor charges, including destruction of government property, entering or remaining in a restricted area without authority and disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted area, among others.
According to court documents, Medina was identified in open-source images and video footage as slamming the wooden sign above the Speaker’s office, which read, “Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi” in an attempt to break it. He was then seen next to other rioters who were holding pieces of the broken sign, according to the documents.
After the attack, authorities said he attempted to “make light of his participation in the riot.” According to an affidavit written by an FBI special agent, a post by a Twitter user included an Instagram Live clip taken by Medina on Jan. 7 showing him describing his experience at the insurrection.
“So as these guys break into the Capitol, obviously the doors are wide open. I walk in and I am screaming ‘1776,’ cause it’s powerful man. It’s a powerful move, a powerful time,” Medina says, according to the affidavit.
He went on to say, “We weren’t, you know, breaking windows, we weren’t breaking stuff,” according to the affidavit before saying that he “kinda” broke the Speaker sign.
“Ummm, I know someone had torn down Speaker Pelosi’s wooden sign above her door and there was like fragments of it like on the ground, and I just took a piece and I just kinda broke it in half. It felt so good,” he said.
The press release announcing his arrest noted that Medina was also identified waving “an ornate American flag,” which authorities said appeared to be an indoor ceremonial flag taken from inside the Capitol.
More than 1,133 people have been charged in nearly every state since the attack on the Capitol, which includes more than 469 individuals charged with assaulting or impeding law enforcement, according to the D.C. U.S. attorney’s office.
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David Medina
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David Medina
Just like a cult follower to rely on another entity for his absolution and excuses. Guess what bud? I talked with God and he said you are going to prison. God's Will and all that.... good luck though. Tots and pears.
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All in a span of a week I’ve:
-Lost my State government job
-Been charged with crimes that carry 3 year prison max
-Watched my mother fight for her life
And the crazy thing is, I have a peace unlike anything I’ve ever felt in my life.
How?
One word: Jesus.
Don’t get me wrong, I feel the weight. It’s just not controlling me.
God is real and he can give you the same peace with whatever you’re going through in life.
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David Medina
He looks like he'll enjoy shower time in prison.
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He looks like he'll enjoy shower time in prison.
When he drops the soap, it won’t be accidental.
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He looks like he'll enjoy shower time in prison.
:D
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GOOD TIMES!!! Another hypocrite gets slapped. When are the morons going to learn that the "idiot defense" isn't going to cut it when they are in front of the judge?
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Jan. 6 rioter who assaulted police calls for 'accountability' for 2020 election lies
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Jan.+6+rioter+who+assaulted+police+calls+for+%27accountability%27+for+2020+election+lies
A Minnesota man convicted of assaulting multiple officers during the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol called for "accountability" for politicians who spread lies about the 2020 election during his sentencing hearing on Thursday.
Brian Mock was sentenced to 33 months in federal prison, a fraction of the nine years in federal prison that prosecutors had sought. A government sentencing memo noted Mock's repeated assaults on law enforcement and the "multiple false statements" he made at trial. With credit for time he's already served, Mock will end up serving less than two years of additional time behind bars.
Mock, who was a strong supporter of Donald Trump, said during his sentencing hearing that he heard the "same thing over and over again" from Republican politicians who falsely claimed that there was massive election fraud in 2020. Mock noted that none of those prominent politicians who made such claims in the lead-up to the Jan. 6 attack had since come forward to apologize or to claim that they too were duped.
"There should be some accountability for that because I wouldn't have been there otherwise," Mock told Chief U.S. District Judge James Boasberg on Thursday.
Boasberg said he agreed that politicians who falsely claimed the election was stolen should be "ashamed of themselves."
Many Jan. 6 defendants have taken the "idiot" defense during their sentencing proceedings, telling judges they believed lies about the election because they were gullible, duped, manipulated, poorly educated or lacked critical thinking skills. Boasberg said he had gotten to know Mock better than any other Jan. 6 defendant who appeared before him and said he believed Mock was intelligent and reflective.
"You're too smart to have been fooled by the lies on the election," Boasberg said, saying Mock should have been "more perceptive and thoughtful" about the lies he was hearing from politicians who echoed Trump's falsehoods about the election.
Mock represented himself at trial in June, creating an extraordinary moment when he questioned his own son, A.J. Mock — who tipped the FBI off about his father after the attack. Questioning his son on the stand, Mock asked about his son's sexuality, seeking to introduce the fact that he accepted his son after A.J. Mock came out.
“You know I’m proud of you, right?” Brian Mock asked.
“Yes,” A.J. Mock replied.
“And you know I love you, right?” Brian Mock asked.
“Yes,” A.J. Mock replied.
Prosecutors also noted in their sentencing memo that during the trial Mock presented Tommy Tatum, a Jan. 6 participant who frequents the trials of Capitol rioters, as an “independent journalist." When playing Tatum’s videos, prosecutors said Mock “deliberately tried to hide from the Court Tatum’s encouragement of the mob to assault police officers and steal their gear by playing Tatum’s video on mute.” Tatum has not been charged in connection with the Capitol attack.
After the bench trial, Mock was found guilty of four assaults on law enforcement.
In the months after NBC News reported on the "family therapy session" that broke out during his trial, Mock and his son A.J. spoke with The New York Times for a feature story, in which prosecutors say the elder Mock "continued to justify his actions on January 6, refused to accept responsibility, and advanced excuses for his criminal conduct that the Court already rejected."
But Boasberg said he thought the story was "humanizing" and understood why Mock had participated. Mock said during the hearing that he was apprehensive about participating in the piece, but that his son A.J. Mock "wanted" and "needed" that article to happen.
Mock said that he's been in regular contact with the photographer who shot photos for the piece, Erin Schaff, who was assaulted during the Capitol attack. Rioters knocked Schaff down onto the floor, stole one of her cameras and broke the lens on another. Online "sedition hunters" — the citizen sleuths who have aided the FBI in hundreds of Capitol rioter cases — say that they have identified two of Schaff's assailants and sent their information to the FBI but neither has been arrested. The FBI put out a public call for information on one of the assailants last month, even though sleuths say that rioter's name is already in the bureau's possession.
Michelle Peterson, an attorney representing Mock, said in a court filing that Mock "has grown, matured, and become much more self-reflective" since the Capitol attack. In court Thursday, she talked about the ongoing discussions that Mock had with Schaff, saying that hearing about the impact that Jan. 6 had on Schaff had almost been like a form of "restorative justice."
In an interview with NBC News after his sentencing, Brian Mock slightly changed his tune from what he said in court, suggesting he was open to the possibility that evidence about the 2020 election had been “suppressed” by the courts.
Mock said he came to Washington, D.C., after the 2020 election because he was “listening to politicians who were congressmen and senators who had looked at the evidence and supported what was being said. And I have yet to see that evidence.”
“But if it doesn’t exist, then at the very least there needs to be an apology and explanation for that," Mock said.
“When you have officials telling you over and over again — the people we elected — to go ‘No, this isn’t right,’ then I think that’s our duty to question that. And if they were saying we’re going to stand up in Congress and say that something was wrong with this election, ‘we’re going to vote to decertify this,’ those are powerful words," he continued.
“Whatever made them make those statements, I would hope it wasn’t just to get their guy in the White House, I would hope there’s more than that," Mock said. "I would like to see that evidence and I think the rest of the world would too. And if there isn’t, I would like an explanation from those people as to why there wasn’t, because this has ruined a lot of lives.”
Asked about Boasberg's comments that he was too intelligent to have fallen for lies about the election, Mock said that a "full spectrum" of people showed up in Washington on Jan. 6, 2021.
"I'm not going to sit here and say that there were all the brightest people that showed up on Jan. 6, there were some flat-out morons that showed up there," Mock said. "But there was some really intelligent, engaged people and I've had deep conversations with some extremely intelligent individuals who looked at that day — Election Day — and thought, 'Something isn't right here.'"
Mock will have to report to prison in about two months to begin serving his term. Nearly 1,300 people have been arrested in connection with the Jan. 6 attack. Prosecutors have secured more than 900 convictions and sentences have ranged from probation for unlawful picketing charges to 22 years in federal prison for seditious conspiracy.
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Another criminal dope head on his way to prison. *golf clap*
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Kankakee County man pleads guilty to assaulting police during Jan. 6 capitol breach
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Kankakee+County+man+pleads+guilty+to+assaulting+police+during+Jan.+6+capitol+breach
An Illinois man pleaded guilty on Tuesday to assaulting police officers during the capitol riots on Jan. 6, 2021.
Quinn Keen, 36, of Manteno, pleaded guilty to a felony offense of assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers.
According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Keen broke through the restricted perimeter of the U.S. Capitol just before 1:15 p.m. on Jan. 6, 2021. He then was met by U.S. Capitol and Metropolitan police officers as they formed a line behind bike rack barricades to restrict the crowd from further advancement at the Lower West Terrace.
Keen confronted the police line and threw a water bottle at the officers just before other rioters pulled the barricade from authorities to the ground. A Metropolitan police officer attempted to pick up the barricade Keen shoved the officer away.
One minute later, Keen then threw a metal travel mug at the other officer in the police line.
Just after 2:30 p.m., Keen entered the Capitol building and traveled with other rioters up a staircase and into the Capitol Rotunda. While in the Rotunda, Keen and other rioters smoke marijuana before making their way to the Senate chamber.
Around 3:15 p.m., Keen exited the Capitol building.
Keen was arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on April 6, 2023. He will be sentenced on Thursday, June 27.
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Nice way to start the weekend off right! GOOD TIMES. Enjoy living the remains of a life you threw away because of an orange toddler.
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North Texas man sentenced to prison for shoving officer at Jan. 6 Capitol riot
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=North+Texas+man+sentenced+to+prison+for+shoving+officer+at+Jan.+6+Capitol+riot
A North Texas man was sentenced to prison for shoving a police officer and attempting to break a window during the riot at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, the U.S. Attorney’s Office District of Columbia announced in a news release Friday.
Jason Farris, 45, of Arlington, was sentenced to 18 months in prison and 24 months of supervised release by U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson. He pleaded guilty on Oct. 27, 2023 to assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers.
Farris traveled from Dallas to Washington, D.C., to attend the “Stop the Steal” rally, according to court documents. After the rally, he marched with a group of protesters to the Capitol. Farris advanced to the front of a mob of rioters and confronted a group of police officers assembled in a line. He said to the officers, “I bet your family is proud of you, [expletive]. You ain’t [expletive]. Ain’t none of you [expletive],” according to court documents.
He also hit a baton held by one of the officers, documents say.
Moments later, other rioters grabbed one of the metal bicycle racks being used by police and attempted to pull it away. Several officers held onto the bicycle rack to keep it from the rioters. Farris approached an officer from behind and shoved him to the ground, according to the release. The officer fell and released the rack, allowing rioters to take it into the crowd. After the officer was helped up, someone in the crowd threw a large metal beam, hitting the officer in the head. The impact knocked the officer to the ground, causing a concussion, according to the release.
Farris “helped to create” a gap between rioters and police, allowing rioters to enter the west plaza of the Capitol, the release says.
As he traveled further into the Capitol grounds with the mob, Farris used a flagpole to hit a window of the Capitol several times in an effort to break it, according to the release.
He was arrested on Feb. 6, 2023 in Arlington.
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The government is sending a message that criminals committing crimes against our country will be located, arrested, convicted and jailed. Especially if they are low IQ morons.
Says the guy that goes to Thailand to mess with ladyboys and bring illegal drugs back into the US. ::)
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The goal was to disrupt the electoral process taking place that day.
Can you quote that from somewhere or are you just another talking head? I mean, you love putting up posts like they are your own after you've plagiarized them from someone else, can you do that this time?
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Says the guy that goes to Thailand to mess with ladyboys and bring illegal drugs back into the US. ::)
I do neither. But glad to know that is on your mind constantly. That and excessive carbs.
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Can you quote that from somewhere or are you just another talking head? I mean, you love putting up posts like they are your own after you've plagiarized them from someone else, can you do that this time?
That post was directly from my own, very logical talking head. If you think Trump had a different goal on January 6th, 2020, feel free to expound on it. :)
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Says the guy that goes to Thailand to mess with ladyboys and bring illegal drugs back into the US. ::)
You must be referring to LurkingForBoys
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That post was directly from my own, very logical talking head. If you think Trump had a different goal on January 6th, 2020, feel free to expound on it. :)
Still.running away from answering any questions ? ::)
Not one of you Libtards has the courage or back bone to answer
What a lousy pathetic bunch
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Still.running away from answering any questions ? ::)
Not one of you Libtards has the courage or back bone to answer
What a lousy pathetic bunch
Ha, ha... you are too funny!
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Ha, ha... you are too funny!
Sadly that's about as much as I now expect from you as a reply.
Afraid to answer simple direct questions- Really ::)
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Ha, ha... you are too funny!
Even if you answered 10 more times he would claim you didn't or he didn't need to go look for it. And continue asking.
He's about as smart as a shoebill.
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I do neither. But glad to know that is on your mind constantly. That and excessive carbs.
Weirdo and a liar....perfect democrat.
That post was directly from my own, very logical talking head. If you think Trump had a different goal on January 6th, 2020, feel free to expound on it. :)
So you made it up and tried to pass it off as fact, typical liberal.
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Weirdo and a liar....perfect democrat.
So you made it up and tried to pass it off as fact, typical liberal.
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Another day, another sentencing. :)
For once he was a bit honest :
"In a video played during his sentencing, Foy described himself as a “30-year-old loser” who was living at his mom's house in the lead-up to the attack, which is when Foy fell for what his attorney described as “the dire propaganda” of the former president. Foy thanked Chutkan for helping him get “much-needed mental health help” after he was first arrested.
Middle age
Loser
Living at home with Mommy
Mental Health issues
seems like the standard template for Trumpturds.
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Trump fan who assaulted officers with a hockey stick on Jan. 6 sentenced to prison
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Trump+fan+who+assaulted+officers+with+a+hockey+stick+on+Jan.+6+sentenced+to+prison
A Donald Trump enthusiast who believed the former president's lies about the 2020 election was sentenced on Wednesday to more than three years in federal prison for assaulting law enforcement officers with a hockey stick during the brutal battle at the lower west tunnel of the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6 attack.
Michael Joseph Foy was arrested in January 2021 and was initially held in pretrial detention. He was found guilty of felony charges in June. Federal prosecutors sought more than eight years in federal prison for Foy, saying he assaulted officers with a hockey stick and a sharpened metal pole after traveling to Washington with a "TRUMP 2020" flag.
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So you made it up and tried to pass it off as fact, typical liberal.
Oh, dear me, I neglected to include the phrase 'In my opinion.' Most sensible and intelligent folks would conclude it was an opinion because it was not in quotes, and I did not provide a link or cite a source.
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Oh, dear me, I neglected to include the phrase 'In my opinion.' Most sensible and intelligent folks would conclude it was an opinion because it was not in quotes, and I did not provide a link or cite a source.
That's where you went wrong. Thinking that applied to Cankles.
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Another alcoholic who couldn't keep his mouth shut and because of that, got his little ass arrested. :D
Jan 6th or not... he should have been arrested for sorry ass drinking choices. No real man would drink Coors Lite or Fireball. Now on to jail and a future of limited minimal wage jobs to look forward too, back to living with mommy and early onset of diabetes.
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Jan. 6 Rioter Caught Bragging He Drank a Coors Lite And Fireball Inside the Capitol
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Jan.+6+Rioter+Caught+Bragging+He+Drank+a+Coors+Lite+Inside+the+Capitol
A Virginia school board member was arrested Tuesday after the FBI discovered that he’d boasted about drinking Fireball and a Coors Lite inside the U.S. Capitol building during the Jan. 6 riot.
Miles Adkins is charged with entering and remaining in a restricted building; disruptive conduct in a restricted building; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; and unlawful picketing in a Capitol building.
Adkins admitted to acting as an escort for the Oath Keepers as they traveled to D.C. before Jan. 6, and said he had been in communication with an Oath Keeper on the day, according to the FBI’s affidavit. The document also contained messaged of Adkins’ offering to give someone a ride to the Capitol.
Adkins messaged a friend saying he had been inside the Capitol building, and sent him photos as proof. When his friend asked him if he planned to leave the riot, Adkins responded, “No I still need to fight antifa.”
“I’m getting food then fighting,” Adkins wrote. “I drank fireball and a coors lite in the capitol.”
In security footage from that day, Adkins can be seen carrying a beverage in a can, so while it was a brag, it wasn’t a lie. It doesn’t appear, however, that Adkins left to “fight” any anti-fascist protesters. As he left, Adkins could be heard repeatedly yelling “Let’s go get a beer, let’s go get a beer,” according to the affidavit.
Adkins is an elected member of the Frederick County School Board, who previously faced calls to resign after he was charged with a DUI.
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Another alcoholic who couldn't keep his mouth shut and because of that, got his little ass arrested. :D
Jan 6th or not... he should have been arrested for sorry ass drinking choices. No real man would drink Coors Lite or Fireball. Now on to jail and a future of limited minimal wage jobs to look forward too, back to living with mommy and early onset of diabetes.
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Jan. 6 Rioter Caught Bragging He Drank a Coors Lite And Fireball Inside the Capitol
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Jan.+6+Rioter+Caught+Bragging+He+Drank+a+Coors+Lite+Inside+the+Capitol
A Virginia school board member was arrested Tuesday after the FBI discovered that he’d boasted about drinking Fireball and a Coors Lite inside the U.S. Capitol building during the Jan. 6 riot.
Miles Adkins is charged with entering and remaining in a restricted building; disruptive conduct in a restricted building; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; and unlawful picketing in a Capitol building.
Adkins admitted to acting as an escort for the Oath Keepers as they traveled to D.C. before Jan. 6, and said he had been in communication with an Oath Keeper on the day, according to the FBI’s affidavit. The document also contained messaged of Adkins’ offering to give someone a ride to the Capitol.
Adkins messaged a friend saying he had been inside the Capitol building, and sent him photos as proof. When his friend asked him if he planned to leave the riot, Adkins responded, “No I still need to fight antifa.”
“I’m getting food then fighting,” Adkins wrote. “I drank fireball and a coors lite in the capitol.”
In security footage from that day, Adkins can be seen carrying a beverage in a can, so while it was a brag, it wasn’t a lie. It doesn’t appear, however, that Adkins left to “fight” any anti-fascist protesters. As he left, Adkins could be heard repeatedly yelling “Let’s go get a beer, let’s go get a beer,” according to the affidavit.
Adkins is an elected member of the Frederick County School Board, who previously faced calls to resign after he was charged with a DUI.
Coors Light and fireball. I would be disappointed otherwise.
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Coors Light and fireball. I would be disappointed otherwise.
https://www.winchesterstar.com/winchester_star/frederick-county-school-board-member-miles-adkins-charged-with-dui/article_ea21a989-744b-5226-9005-74aa35aba0b6.html
He must have developed his partying skills with high schoolers.
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Oh, dear me, I neglected to include the phrase 'In my opinion.' Most sensible and intelligent folks would conclude it was an opinion because it was not in quotes, and I did not provide a link or cite a source.
I asked for some sort of source that that was the goal, you spouted off your opinion again like it was some sort of fact. Once again, I'm not a liberal, you can't manipulate my opinion or thoughts like the media does yours.
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Oh, dear me, I neglected to include the phrase 'In my opinion.' Most sensible and intelligent folks would conclude it was an opinion because it was not in quotes, and I did not provide a link or cite a source.
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Okay, I know who they are. I am not inclined to judge people I do not personally know.
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Did you forget you posted the above ?
You sure as hell like to Judge Donald - do you know him personally? Or you're being hypocritical constantly
Judging Donald.
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What I posted still stands.
Would you say that Donald Trump lies...even when talking about himself? What I know about Trump I heard from him and not because MSM reported something he said. His speeches are available for folks to listen to all over the internet. There are hundreds of Trump's campaign and other speeches and public addresses posted intact on YouTube.
I have said repeatedly on Getbig that I simply do not like him and never have. It is not like he came out of nowhere to run for president in 2016. Trump has been a public figure since the 1980's.
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What I posted still stands.
Would you say that Donald Trump lies...even when talking about himself? What I know about Trump I heard from him and not because MSM reported something he said. His speeches are available for folks to listen to all over the internet. There are hundreds of Trump's campaign and other speeches and public addresses posted intact on YouTube.
I have said repeatedly on Getbig that I simply do not like him and never have. It is not like he came out of nowhere to run for president in 2016. Trump has been a public figure since the 1980's.
So you do not know him personally & yet you constantly judge him ::) contrary to what you posted.
Makes you hypocritical.
Hypocrite.
Thats all you needed to say. 😊 👍🏻
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https://bidenreport.com/#p=1
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https://bidenreport.com/#p=1
That has nothing to do with this thread title. You are turning into loco and Royalty at this point posting the same thing over and over. Why not make your own thread with it there?
I can only imagine you have fapped multiple times to Hunter on every page of that.
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Back to the topic at hand... :)
Dear MAGAtards - “There is no grand conspiracy here against you,” McFadden said. “It’s time for you to grow up”
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Capitol rioter who smoked marijuana in a senator’s office sentenced to prison
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Capitol+rioter+who+smoked+marijuana+in+a+senator%E2%80%99s+office+sentenced+to+prison
A Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol rioter who smoked marijuana in a senator’s office was sentenced to 3.5 years in prison on Thursday.
New York state native Brandon Fellows, 29, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Trevor N. McFadden to 37 months in prison, plus five months for a contempt of court charge.
He was convicted by a jury last August for a felony misdemeanor offense of entering and remaining in a “restricted building,” disorderly and disruptive conduct on restricted grounds, and disorderly conduct in the Capitol building, according to the Department of Justice (DOJ).
Fellows, a chimney repairman, entered the Capitol building during the Jan. 6 riot through a broken window. After briefly entering a congressional conference room, he got to Sen. Jeff Merkley’s (D-Ore.) office where he smoked marijuana. He then joined other rioters walking through the Capitol Crypt before later leaving the “same way he came.”
“There’s just a whole bunch of people lighting up in some Oregon room,” Fellows reportedly said at the time, according to DOJ.
Fellows called Judge McFadden a “modern-day Nazi.”
“In all my years as a judge, and before that as a litigator, I have never seen such contemptuous conduct,” McFadden said during Thursday’s sentencing, referring to many times he interrupted and insulted the judge, according to the Washington Post.
“There is no grand conspiracy here against you,” McFadden said. “It’s time for you to grow up”
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Its crazy....
All these fucking people who got caught up in this, some of which aimed to stop the election certification and some of which thought they were going to install a new government, but many (probably most) who just got caught up in the energy of the mob, are going to spend years in a fucking prison.
What a bunch of idiots.
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Its crazy....
All these fucking people who got caught up in this, some of which aimed to stop the election certification and some of which thought they were going to install a new government, but many (probably most) who just got caught up in the energy of the mob, are going to spend years in a fucking prison.
What a bunch of idiots.
Yet BLM folks could throw molotovs at cops and get less punishment
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Yet BLM folks could throw molotovs at cops and get less punishment
Perhaps.
But for BLM protests, which occurred across many states and over several months, charges may range from misdemeanors like curfew violations to more severe felonies if property destruction or violence occurred. Many of these incidents were handled by local and state jurisdictions, where laws and sentencing guidelines vary widely.
The January 6th Capitol riot involved breaching a federal building and interrupting a Constitutional process, leading to federal charges that often carry stricter sentencing guidelines. Actions that directly threaten government institutions and officials, like those on January 6th, are typically prosecuted more aggressively due to the perceived threat to national security and democratic processes.
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Awesome. Now when no feds/FBI agents are identified, but many other Trumpturds are and arrested, will you still support this move?
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(https://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=679339.0;attach=1495185;image)
Good for Speaker Mike Johnson. Please let us do get this conspiracy theory out in the open. No blurred faces or editing of any kind = more evidence of violence and more arrests.
I have a question for you Coach; how many FBI agents did it take to instigate approximately 2,000 insurrectionists, rioters, or angry protestors at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2020?
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Good for Speaker Mike Johnson, please let us do get this conspiracy theory out in the open. No blurred faces or editing of any kind = more evidence of violence and more arrests.
I have a question for you Coach; how many FBI agents did it take to instigate approximately 2,000 insurrectionists, rioters, or angry protestors at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2020?
Good for Speaker Mike Johnson, please let us do get this conspiracy theory out in the open. No blurred faces or editing of any kind = more evidence of violence and more arrests.
I have a question for you, Coach. How many FBI agents did it take to instigate approximately 2,000 insurrectionists, rioters, or angry protestors at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2020?
GOOD TIMES!!
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The interesting part is where he regrets he didn't steal gov't property during the attack. ::) All because his candidate lost. :'(
The losers and failures just keep losing and failing.
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Musician and libertarian writer who works for 'The Blaze' arrested on Jan. 6 charges
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Musician+and+libertarian+writer+who+works+for+%27The+Blaze%27+arrested+on+Jan.+6+charges
The former lead singer of a David Bowie tribute band who entered the Capitol on Jan. 6, licensed his footage to media outlets, and now works as a writer for Glenn Beck's "The Blaze" website has been arrested on misdemeanor Capitol attack charges after turning himself into federal authorities in Texas.
Steve Baker, a musician and libertarian writer who was a frequent presence at the federal courthouse in Washington during the Oath Keepers seditious conspiracy trial and other Jan. 6 cases, faces the same four standard misdemeanors as many lower-level Capitol riot defendants.
A copy of a FBI affidavit, provided to NBC News by defense attorney William Shipley, indicates that federal prosecutors will focus on comments from Baker that show he was sympathetic to the mob, including when he referred to Nancy Pelosi as a "b----" after talking about the mob raiding the former House speaker's office, and a comment in which he said he regretted that he didn't steal government property during the attack.
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Perhaps.
But for BLM protests, which occurred across many states and over several months, charges may range from misdemeanors like curfew violations to more severe felonies if property destruction or violence occurred. Many of these incidents were handled by local and state jurisdictions, where laws and sentencing guidelines vary widely.
The January 6th Capitol riot involved breaching a federal building and interrupting a Constitutional process, leading to federal charges that often carry stricter sentencing guidelines. Actions that directly threaten government institutions and officials, like those on January 6th, are typically prosecuted more aggressively due to the perceived threat to national security and democratic processes.
Breaching a building that the cops held the doors open for? It's a political witch-hunt.
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What I posted still stands.
Would you say that Donald Trump lies...even when talking about himself? What I know about Trump I heard from him and not because MSM reported something he said. His speeches are available for folks to listen to all over the internet. There are hundreds of Trump's campaign and other speeches and public addresses posted intact on YouTube.
I have said repeatedly on Getbig that I simply do not like him and never have. It is not like he came out of nowhere to run for president in 2016. Trump has been a public figure since the 1980's.
Would you say Biden lies, even when talking about himself? You act like Trump should be held to a higher standard than Biden. Wonder why that is?
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REVEALED: CCTV Video Shows Kamala Harris Exiting US Capitol at 11:21 AM on Jan. 6 – DOJ Later Lied and Said She was in the Building During Riot and Used this Lie to Persecute Hundreds of Trump Supporters
New CCTV video was posted earlier on Tuesday that shows Kamala Harris exiting the US Capitol at 11:21 AM on January 6, 2021.
The DOJ later lied and later filed indictments for a year against Trump supporters claiming Kamala Harris was still in the building later that day.
The video was released today by Free State Will.
And video also shows a man dressed as a protester in a hoodie coordinating with police before any protesters entered the US Capitol that day.
More than 100 J6 defendants were charged with 1512c felony charges for their actions that day. The DOJ claimed in the charges that Kamala Harris and VP Mike Pence were in the US Capitol at the time of the rioting.
A mother of one of the J6 attendees who was charged by the DOJ with a felony laid out a number of issues with the government’s claims.
The woman noted in her argument in the post above that neither Harris or Pence were at the Capitol during a critical time period.
7. Unjust Felony Charge (1512 a to c)
More than 100 defendants have been given the 1512 felony charge that could potentially lend them in jail for many years as the maximum sentence is up to 20 years of jail time. However, this charge is inaccurate, as no Congressional Session was being held but it appears now that neither of the two Primary members, Kamala and Pence, were actually at the Capitol. They had been evacuated from the grounds due to the pipe bomb discorvered at the DNC and RNC. Harris was at the DNC and Pence left around 1:40, so neither were present. It is to be noted that this charge was leveled originally against Enron employees who destroyed evidence as hearings were occurring in DC.
Far-left Politico even admitted that the accusations were not true back in November 2021:
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Earlier versions of the charge against Griffin erroneously indicated that then-Vice President-elect Kamala Harris — another Secret Service protectee — was on Capitol Grounds during the riot.
But prosecutors have acknowledged their initial contention was erroneous, and POLITICO since revealed that Harris was blocks away at the offices of the Democratic National Committee when the mob overran the building. There, she was evacuated after authorities discovered a pipe bomb outside. Prosecutors have subsequently removed language related to Harris from hundreds of Capitol riot indictments.
McFadden hammered on that point in his order.
The Government has never explained how it got such a basic fact so wrong for so long,” he said. “Presumably, it was relying on representations—and in felony cases, grand jury testimony—of Secret Service personnel. Given all that, Griffin may probe the Government’s evidence as to the location of Vice President Pence.”
Hundreds of Trump supporters were indicted by the corrupt DOJ who falsely claimed Kamala was still in the building when the Capitol was first breached. We now know this was completely false.
So who will hold the DOJ accountable?
Here is more video of Kamala leaving the building with the video number included.
Julie Kelly added this: The basis for the most common misdemeanor—entering, remaining on restricted grounds—was the presence of both Harris and Mike Pence at the Capitol. As Secret Service protectees, the area was automatically “restricted.”
Politico broke story in Nov 2021 that Harris had left prior to any breach and indictments claiming Harris was at the Capitol were inaccurate.
Didn’t matter to DC judges that DOJ inaccurately claimed in hundreds of charging documents Harris was inside the building before admitting the truth.
DOJ then focused on Pence, insisting he was still on Capitol property during the breach. But he was whisked away to an underground garage, the public and defendants have been told, although the exact location is still unknown.
Defendants cannot ask witnesses including Secret Service agents as to Pence’s precise whereabouts to confirm he remained on Capitol grounds to justify the charge.
Now that charge—1752—is under review by DC appellate court. During oral arguments, the panel seemed inclined to kick one case back to the judge and require the judge (conviction after bench trial) to demonstrate foreknowledge of Pence’s presence at the Capitol.
This could result in another huge wave of court filings related to 1,000+ charged with 1752.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/03/developing-cctv-video-shows-kamala-harris-exiting-us/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=developing-cctv-video-shows-kamala-harris-exiting-us
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Gateway..... go figure. Much ado about nothing. As usual.
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Gateway..... go figure. Much ado about nothing. As usual.
Except for the video and this
“But prosecutors have acknowledged their initial contention was erroneous, and POLITICO since revealed that Harris was blocks away at the offices of the Democratic National Committee when the mob overran the building”
This is why I always own your ass
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Except for the video and this
“But prosecutors have acknowledged their initial contention was erroneous, and POLITICO since revealed that Harris was blocks away at the offices of the Democratic National Committee when the mob overran the building”
This is why I always own your ass
Harris never claimed she in there?
The only thing you own is an extra chromosome.
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Not a hero. Not a patriot. Not a hostage. Just a stupid ass moron doing 7 years. 7 years of your life wasted because of an orange turds lies. Good thing he claims to be a "sovereign citizen." Because he threw his future away here in this country. But he has 84 months to think about it. :D
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Federal judge condemns ‘normalization’ of January 6 while sentencing defiant rioter
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Federal+judge+condemns+%E2%80%98normalization%E2%80%99+of+January+6+while+sentencing+defiant+rioter
A federal judge on Wednesday blasted a convicted January 6 rioter for downplaying the US Capitol attack and using the kind of revisionist rhetoric that former President Donald Trump often uses on the campaign trial.
“This cannot become normal… We cannot condone the normalization of the January 6 US Capitol riot,” US District Judge Royce Lamberth said while sentencing Taylor James Johnatakis to more than seven years in prison.
The judge warned of a “vicious cycle … that could imperil our institutions” if Americans, upset with future election results, resort to the “vigilantism, lawlessness and anarchy” that occurred on January 6, 2021.
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Not a hero. Not a patriot. Not a hostage. Just a stupid ass moron doing 7 years. 7 years of your life wasted because of an orange turds lies. Good thing he claims to be a "sovereign citizen." Because he threw his future away here in this country. But he has 84 months to think about it. :D
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Federal judge condemns ‘normalization’ of January 6 while sentencing defiant rioter
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Federal+judge+condemns+%E2%80%98normalization%E2%80%99+of+January+6+while+sentencing+defiant+rioter
A federal judge on Wednesday blasted a convicted January 6 rioter for downplaying the US Capitol attack and using the kind of revisionist rhetoric that former President Donald Trump often uses on the campaign trial.
“This cannot become normal… We cannot condone the normalization of the January 6 US Capitol riot,” US District Judge Royce Lamberth said while sentencing Taylor James Johnatakis to more than seven years in prison.
The judge warned of a “vicious cycle … that could imperil our institutions” if Americans, upset with future election results, resort to the “vigilantism, lawlessness and anarchy” that occurred on January 6, 2021.
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Like I said. Liberal Marxists like yourself should be purged from this country
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Like I said. Liberal Marxists like yourself should be purged from this country
You mean like that extra chromosome purged you of common sense?
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Oh look.... another one. :)
At least this idiot has his mother to blame. So young and already has limited himself to many things in life by following the orange turd's lies. Somehow I don't think he will be voting this year.
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Man who attacked police after storming US Capitol with Confederate flag gets over 2 years in prison
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Man+who+attacked+police+after+storming+US+Capitol+with+Confederate+flag+gets+over+2+years+in+prison
A Kentucky man who stormed the U.S. Capitol while carrying a Confederate battle flag was sentenced on Monday to more than two years in prison for pepper spraying two police officers in the face, partially blinding them for hours during the Jan. 6, 2021, riot.
Isreal Easterday was 19 years old when he joined a mob of Donald Trump supporters in invading the Capitol. He used pepper spray to assault two Capitol police officers who were separately guarding the East Rotunda Doors.
Chief Judge James Boasberg cited Easterday's youth as a reason for handing down a prison term — two years and six months — that was over five times lower than the Justice Department's initial sentencing recommendation.
The judge said Easterday, who was homeschooled by his mother while living on a family farm, “may not have fully appreciated what was going on there” at the Capitol on Jan. 6 or recognized that the Confederate flag is a “symbol of rebellion.”
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Oh look.... another one. :)
At least this idiot has his mother to blame. So young and already has limited himself to many things in life by following the orange turd's lies. Somehow I don't think he will be voting this year.
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Man who attacked police after storming US Capitol with Confederate flag gets over 2 years in prison
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Man+who+attacked+police+after+storming+US+Capitol+with+Confederate+flag+gets+over+2+years+in+prison
A Kentucky man who stormed the U.S. Capitol while carrying a Confederate battle flag was sentenced on Monday to more than two years in prison for pepper spraying two police officers in the face, partially blinding them for hours during the Jan. 6, 2021, riot.
Isreal Easterday was 19 years old when he joined a mob of Donald Trump supporters in invading the Capitol. He used pepper spray to assault two Capitol police officers who were separately guarding the East Rotunda Doors.
Chief Judge James Boasberg cited Easterday's youth as a reason for handing down a prison term — two years and six months — that was over five times lower than the Justice Department's initial sentencing recommendation.
The judge said Easterday, who was homeschooled by his mother while living on a family farm, “may not have fully appreciated what was going on there” at the Capitol on Jan. 6 or recognized that the Confederate flag is a “symbol of rebellion.”
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Cop out. Homeschooling is accepted almost nationwide. Some accolades each year like spelling bees are given to home schoolers. They either are normal people or they are not. To give him a break because a 19 year old was homeschooled is admitting they are not socially on the same level as others. Which is it?