Notes from the Resistance
…about January 6 [More]
I’d add “How could the government prosecute and sentence Stewart Rhodes to 18 years when he didn’t enter the Capitol and didn’t bring firearms into Washington DC?”
The real reason seems to be putting a hard stop to the notion that LEOs have a right and a duty to disobey unlawful orders.
[Via bondmen]
Adam Schiff Cries About Trump Pardoning January 6th Protesters – ‘Not What American People Had in Mind’ [More]
Not quite, anyway. After freeing the political prisoners, I’d like to see their cells occupied by Michael Byrd, the FBI provocateurs, and the J6 Committee…
And with this in mind…
[Via Michael G]
A Review of the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Handling of Its Confidential Human Sources and Intelligence Collection Efforts in the Lead Up to the January 6, 2021 Electoral Certification [More]
Brought to you by the same people who “exonerated” Eric Holder for Project Gunwalker…
Oh, but the OIG is “independent”…
[Via Antigone]
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BREAKING: DOJ IG claims 26 FBI informants were in DC on Jan 6. (Guarantee this is not accurate) At least 17 committed offenses for which other J6er have been federally charges. No CHS was charged. [More]
And:
I’m sorry, their take is ‘undercover assets were inside the building, but the FBI didn’t deploy them,’ because that really is going to sell after years of lying about Trump.’m sorry, their take is ‘undercover assets were inside the building, but the FBI didn’t deploy them,’ because that really is going to sell after years of lying about Trump. [More]
My immediate thought on reading that…
[Via Michael G]
Shouldn’t Trump Voters Be Viewed as Traitors? The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on whether voters should be held accountable for their chosen candidate’s behavior. [More]
Kwame Anthony Appiah of The Newsraper of Record evidently wants Republicans tried and either imprisoned or executed as the tribunals see fit.
If we’re talking accountability, Bill Clinton’s Rules of Engagement seem a pretty good place to start.
[Via Michael G]
In the cold light of hindsight, a new Trump administration will ensure that the narrative of J6 is rewritten to reflect the truth of that tragic day instead of the lies spun by Democratic Speaker emerita Nancy Pelosi’s J6 committee. [More]
Prediction: Michael Byrd will supercede George Floyd as the race hustlers’ poster boy.
[Via bondmen]
Special Counsel Smith seeks to dismiss Jan. 6 charges against Trump [More]
Sounds like he’s getting in front of minimizing his own exposure…
The Democrat Mayor of Denver, Colorado Mike Johnston has challenged Trump to try to deport any illegal migrants from his city, saying he would deploy the Denver City Police and volunteers from the local community to use force against federal forces trying to deport illegals. “More than us having DPD stationed at the county line to keep them out, you would have 50,000 Denverites there. It’s like the Tiananmen Square moment with the rose and the gun… You’d have every one of those Highland moms who came out for the migrants. You don’t want to mess with them.” [More]
Nothing seditiously cospiratorial about that…
What’s the beef against Trump and the J6ers about again…?
[Via Michael G]
FBI Official Who Oversaw J6 Pipe Bomb Probe Lied About Receiving ‘Corrupted’ Evidence [More]
So is it out of line to suspect that D’Antuono knows damn well who’s on that video and revealing it would reveal deeper involvement going up the chain?
Why does it feel appropriate to caution not to put him in Epstein’s cell?
[Via bondmen]
I don’t know how I missed this a year-and-a-half ago:
He’s not just the Dotard-in-Chief, he’s the angry Dotard-in-Chief. What an ugly man.
That those around him knew — and still know — he was and is unfit just confirms he’s nothing but a stage prop, and that we have and are being ruled by an unelected shadow cabal.
When does “insurrection” become a duty, Mike Pence?
‘End of the F*cking World’: Jan 6 Cop Michael Fanone Has Drunk Election Night Meltdown [More]
Just the mentality to sic on the public…
I see the guy lives in Virginia, so it looks like plenty of “stakeholders” could red flag him, assuming that wasn’t a conditon of his mental health leave…
[Via Andy M]
[Via WiscoDave]
Fact Check: How much was seized from protestors arrested in the Capitol, if not there, where and when, and how much of Everytown’s claim is just -trademark deceptive hysterics?
Four officers who responded to the Capitol attack have since died by suicide. [More]
Out of 140 “injured”? How seriously? Does that include the ones gassed by their own incompetent deployment? So, basically 3% couldn’t handle it? What did they think could happen on the job? Does that sound normal? Should we be giving these people guns?
Yet none of the 1, 265 protestors, including all the citizens who have been incarcerated and had their lives destroyed and are facing years in prison have felt so inclined?
Why does this feel like a total Democrat propaganda piece timed to sway gullible voters?
Oh, because it is?
Professor Sends His ‘What If Jan 6 Succeeded’ Comic-Book To All Pennsylvania High Schools [More]
Does it say how they did that while unarmed?
He’s equating Trump agenda supporters with Nazis and white supremacists, replete with Confederate swastikas.
Now tone down the rhetoric before somebody gets hurt!
[Via bondmen]
Garland Makes An Example Of J6 Protesters To Shut Up Anyone Else Who Might Question Elections [More]
Lotta A-rated Swamp Republicans voted “Aye,” didn’t they?
[Via bondmen]
Premo, who is black … Cisneros, a charismatic Latino activist from Texas. Cisneros explains that he was first radicalised by watching Michael Moore’s Fahrenheit 9/11. He now dreams of forming an alliance with Black Lives Matter organisers. [More]
Sounds like every “right wing extremist” I know…
At least they got one “greatest threat” example from New Jersey, who’d better be more circumspect about associating his name with AR-15s.
But The Guardian’s Two Minutes Hate job is done: “MAGA extremists” are Emmanuel Goldstein
[Via Jack Cashill]
One wonders what thoughts passed through the fevered mind of Officer Lila Morris as she struck the seemingly lifeless Rosanne Boyland over the head with a branch, then struck her again, and then struck her a third time so hard that the branch snapped in half. [More]
Now imagine the charges had the situation been reversed.
It’s a big club and it’s on you.
[Via bondmen]
The justices in a 6-3 vote on nonideological lines handed a win to defendant Joseph Fischer, who is among hundreds of Jan. 6 defendants — including former President Donald Trump — who have been charged with obstructing an official proceeding over the effort to prevent Congress’ certification of President Joe Biden’s election victory. [More]
That’s great news. But once again, Amy Coney Barrett casts doubt on her appointment.
She gave us Bruen, but as the saying goes, “What has she done for us lately?”
While Barrett’s confirmation should give gun owners a degree of hope and should certainly be viewed as more positive than a Biden nominee being placed on the High Court, we’ll need to wait and see if the gun groups or the gun-grabbers are right in their assessments. Republican appointments have disappointed in the past. Warren Burger and David Souter coming to mind.
Back to J6, that means hundreds have been falsely accused, arrested, prosecuted,and imprisoned. Who will pay?
Democrats are still out there smearing them as insurrectionists and traitors.
House Republicans request all documents previously turned over to Jan. 6 Committee [More]
Not “demand”? Not “subpoena”?
And if they drag their feet, say “no,” pretend they can’t find some, send back redactions…?
Boy, stuff like this makes me want to send a strongly worded tweet!
[Via Michael G]
This video shows irrefutable proof that Roseanne Boyland was NOT killed from a drug overdose (as the corrupt DC Coroner’s Office reported) but, in fact, died because of a stampede organized by Capitol Police. [More]
Still, we can’t just ignore autopsy toxicology results. What were they and have they been independently examined?
Then again, what’s good enough for George Floyd…
[Via bondmen]
