Using lawfare against anyone who even went to Trump’s rally. Dictatorship is almost cemented here in the United States.
To understand the injustice happening in our formerly free nation, here is Lara Logan -a MUST WATCH: tells the story of a J6 political prisoner named Victoria White. Listen to her story. Understand the evil that is now in control over our nation. Story is under this video
MUST WATCH: @laralogan tells the story of a J6 political prisoner named Victoria White. Listen to her story.pic.twitter.com/naGNllgo65
— @amuse (@amuse) January 7, 2024
‘Remember when 20 republicans including Thomas Massie, fought harder for Adam Schiff’s constitutional rights than they did for the innocent J6 political prisoners… Uniparty’, says Gunther Eagleman. In the wake of the January 6, 2021, Capitol incident, the Biden administration has committed to pursuing legal action against all individuals involved, irrespective of whether they entered the Capitol or were present on the premises that day. Over 1,250 people have been charged with offenses ranging from unauthorized presence on Capitol grounds to assault of a police officer and seditious conspiracy.
This is again even more blatant political targeting- Ryan Wasielewski
Former President Donald Trump has expressed concern about the treatment of individuals detained in connection with January 6 and has promised to issue pardons for many of them. During a rally in Iowa on the eve of the anniversary, he referred to them as “J6 hostages” and criticized the Biden administration for what he perceives as mistreatment.
TRUMP: “RELEASE THE J6 HOSTAGES” “They’ve suffered enough. I call them hostages. Some people call them prisoners. Release the J6 Hostages, Joe.” Fast 25 sec clip of the real President of the U.S.
🇺🇸TRUMP: “RELEASE THE J6 HOSTAGES”
“They’ve suffered enough. I call them hostages. Some people call them prisoners. Release the J6 Hostages, Joe.” pic.twitter.com/ngZmGptHQj
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) January 7, 2024
In contrast, President Joe Biden celebrated the imprisonment of January 6 defendants in a recent speech commemorating the third anniversary of the Capitol breach. He highlighted that collectively, these individuals have been sentenced to more than 840 years in prison. Biden criticized Trump’s approach, noting that instead of labeling them “criminals,” Trump referred to them as “patriots” and promised pardons if he returns to office.
NEARLY NO ONE should be in prison. THERE IS NO BASIS FOR ARRESTING THE J6 PRISONERS. J6 was a setup. The police allowed protestors to enter. They need to be released immediately. See vid below. Story continued below it.
THERE IS NO BASIS FOR ARRESTING THE J6 PRISONERS.
J6 was a setup. The police allowed protestors to enter. They need to be released immediately. pic.twitter.com/Rgs1F20W98
— Redpill Drifter (@RedpillDrifter) January 6, 2024
Biden Admin Vows to Hunt Down ‘All’ Jan. 6 Suspects—Even Those Who Weren’t There That Dayhttps://t.co/UjwcY51GnH
— Larry Elder (@larryelder) January 9, 2024
Attorney General Merrick Garland emphasized the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) commitment to holding all perpetrators accountable, regardless of whether they were physically present on January 6. With over 890 convictions secured, Garland affirmed that the DOJ would continue its efforts to bring justice to all levels of involvement in the assault on democracy.
Garland stated, “Our work continues,” emphasizing that the DOJ is diligently following the facts and the law wherever they lead. He stressed the department’s intention to hold every January 6 perpetrator accountable under the law, whether they were directly involved on that day or criminally responsible for the attack.
Despite the focus on prosecuting those who entered the Capitol or engaged in violent acts, U.S. Attorney Matt Graves acknowledged the DOJ’s prosecutorial discretion, stating that entering a restricted area without authorization is already a federal crime. Graves emphasized that thousands of people occupied areas they were not authorized to be present in, signaling the intent to broaden the DOJ’s dragnet.
This has to stop.https://t.co/piZ6IjALB5
— Dinesh D'Souza (@DineshDSouza) January 8, 2024
However, former Attorney General Bill Barr, who served under President Trump, expressed concerns about the broad scope of the DOJ’s prosecution. While acknowledging the need to hold accountable those who attacked police and breached the Capitol, Barr argued that the net has been cast too widely. He pointed out that some individuals merely walked into open doors and hung around, suggesting that the DOJ may have overreached in its pursuit of justice.
3 years later, political prisoners of the #J6 demonstrations are still in jail, without trial, as the media continues to label innocent Americans as “insurrectionists” who sought to “overthrow” the government. An expert on the topic, David Sumrall, joins me to break it down. – Alex Newman (see clip below)
3 years later, political prisoners of the #J6 demonstrations are still in jail, without trial, as the media continues to label innocent Americans as “insurrectionists” who sought to “overthrow” the government. An expert on the topic, David Sumrall, joins me to break it down. pic.twitter.com/slgf7YlSf7
— Alex Newman (@ALEXNEWMAN_JOU) January 9, 2024
Barr’s comments align with the ongoing debate over the appropriateness of the DOJ’s approach to January 6 cases. Critics argue that the administration is casting its net too broadly, potentially infringing on the rights of individuals who played a minimal role in the events of that day.
Biden’s DOJ has barely gotten started rounding these people up. https://t.co/WNgJqRDrUK
— Jenna Ellis (@JennaEllisEsq) January 8, 2024
Simultaneously, the FBI announced the arrest of three “January 6 fugitives” who were indicted for various alleged crimes committed at the U.S. Capitol three years ago but failed to appear at trial. This development underscores the ongoing efforts to bring accountability to those involved in the January 6 incident, irrespective of their level of participation. Marjorie Taylor Greene ‘Ray Epps gets 1 year probation and Matthew Graves is going to start taking more political prisoners out of innocent people who never went in. This proves OVERWHELMINGLY J6 is a political witch hunt against MAGA and it’s so obvious that Biden’s DOJ will actually help us in 2024.’
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If the J6 prisoners are Insurrectionists, the Capitol Police are too. They actually ORGANIZED the crowd and brought them inside the building.
If the J6 prisoners are Insurrectionists, the Capitol Police are too. They actually ORGANIZED the crowd and brought them inside the building. pic.twitter.com/6TbxDEvMDB
— Epstein’s Sheet. 🧻 (@meantweeting1) January 8, 2024
Major Points Discussed:
- The Biden administration remains committed to prosecuting all individuals involved in the January 6, 2021, Capitol incident, regardless of whether they entered the building or were present that day.
- Over 1,250 people have been charged with various crimes related to January 6, including unauthorized presence on Capitol grounds, assault of a police officer, and seditious conspiracy.
- Former President Donald Trump has criticized the treatment of January 6 detainees and pledged to issue pardons for many of them, referring to them as “J6 hostages.”
- President Joe Biden celebrated the imprisonment of January 6 defendants, noting that collectively they have been sentenced to more than 840 years in prison.
- The Department of Justice, under Attorney General Merrick Garland, has secured over 890 convictions and is committed to holding all January 6 perpetrators accountable, whether they were physically present on that day or criminally responsible for the attack on democracy.
In case you missed it… here is the Tucker episode from last week on J6, with Clay Higgins.
Ep. 61 This the smartest, best informed account of what actually happened on January 6th. pic.twitter.com/U9yCWRVJSd
— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) January 6, 2024
Robert McKay
Comments – Threads – Links
- It’s not the conservatives are using it to show a double standard. It is a double standard. Pardon every J6 political prisoner – Kurt Schlichter
- Sure sounds like Adolf if you ask me- AmericanOfAfricanSlaveDescent
- Communist administration- Steve Johnson
- They’ll keep arresting people to keep the J6 insurrection narrative alive until the election. They’re jailing peaceful protesters just standing to stay in power. This is tyrannical- MacheteDeMaceo
- these anti Americans are corrupt communists- Ross Knight