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Federal Judges Are Releasing Many Jailed Jan 6th Attendees, the US Supreme Court Takes Up The Case
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Republicans in the US are the Jews in Nazi Germany. You truly think that don't you? You REALLY TRULY believe that at ANY point now, Democrats are going to round up and kill 6 million of you?
This meme is for a certain kind of Conservative.
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There is no reasoning with someone who does not view the world for what it is. I have been witness to too many right wingers who have no idea how to compare situations and circumstance but claim they are a victim of imaginary circumstances.
Go ahead and talk but if you keep saying the things you're saying, don't expect people to find you englightenned or that your words are worthy of consideration.
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IT actually makes sense, really. They have been in charge since 1776 and before; it's all they know. So, as SOON as new expectation may be put on them? Well, that would feel being really put upon.
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And here are some "attendees" doing what Trump sent them to do...
www.nytimes.com
‘They Got a Officer!’: How a Mob Dragged and Beat Police at the Capitol (Published 2021)
Videos show pro-Trump rioters pulling three officers down a set of stairs during a violent attempt to breach the building.
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Donald J. Trump admonished the Jan 6th attendees to (Peacefully and Patriotically) make their voices heard, you aren't going to change the truth of these words spokenAnd here are some "attendees" doing what Trump sent them to do...
‘They Got a Officer!’: How a Mob Dragged and Beat Police at the Capitol (Published 2021)
Videos show pro-Trump rioters pulling three officers down a set of stairs during a violent attempt to breach the building.
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I fight like hell daily, it's a spiritual battle non-physical, your suggestion it was to be a physical fight is just that, "Your Opinion" and I disagree
However the direct instruction of Donald J. Trump was to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard, this truth won't be erased
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"We fight like hell. And if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country anymore," (Trump) said.
Let's see what Trump's insurgents have to say...
Robert Palmer, of Largo, Florida, in a handwritten letter. Palmer threw a fire extinguisher and attacked police officers. He was given more than five years in prison.
"I have realized that we, meaning Trump supporters, were lied to by those that at the time had great power, meaning the then sitting President, as well as those acting on his behalf.
“They kept spitting out the false narrative about a stolen election and how it was ‘our duty’ to stand up to tyranny. Little did I realize that they were the tyrannical ones desperate to hold on to power at any cost, even by creating the chaos they knew would happen with such rhetoric.”
'We Were Lied to': Some Jan. 6 Rioters Blame Trump for Misleading Them
A sampling of what they and their lawyers have said in court
www.nbcwashington.com
In Harvard study of Jan. 6 rioters, top motivation is clear: Trump
The study, which was shared with NBC News ahead of its publication, logged and analyzed the motives of 417 Capitol rioters, all of whom have been charged in relation to Jan. 6.The researchers from the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy at Harvard University wrote that the documents make clear that Jan. 6 committee member Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., “was mostly correct in her assessment” that “Trump summoned the mob, assembled the mob and lit the flame of this attack.”
“Far and away, we find that the two most commonly-cited reasons for breaching the US Capitol were a desire to support Trump on January 6th in DC and concerns about election integrity,” the report reads.
The report adds to evidence from thousands of court documents in the more than 840 cases brought forward so far that many of those who stormed the U.S. Capitol and committed violent acts were motivated by their support for Trump and their belief in lies about the 2020 election.
A plurality of rioters cited either their support for Trump (20.6%) or Trump’s false belief that the election had been stolen (also 20.6%) as their primary motivation for their actions that led to charges on Jan. 6.
The third most frequently listed reason defendants gave to law enforcement for entering the Capitol was their belief that they were participating in “revolution, civil war, or secession.”
About the same number of defendants in the study claimed they were at the Capitol to “peacefully protest” (7%) as those who claimed they were there because of a “general interest in violence” (6.2%).
New Harvard study reveals the primary motivation of Jan. 6 rioters: Trump
The study, which was shared with NBC News ahead of its publication, logged and analyzed the motives of 417 Capitol rioters, all of whom have been charged in relation to Jan. 6.
www.nbcnews.com
So when the mob invaded the Capitol to hang the Vice President and stop the confirmation of the election, what did Trump do to protect Congress?
He tweeted about how unfair the election was, how he was cheated, and how people should be peaceful. But did nothing to stop the insurrection. Republican Gov. Larry Hogan of Maryland offered Maryland National Guard troops to help, but Trump didn't accept the offer.
In a statement Wednesday, Acting Secretary of Defense Christopher Miller did not mention working with Trump. He said he "spoke separately with the Vice President [Mike Pence] and with Speaker Pelosi, Leader McConnell, Senator Schumer and Representative Hoyer about the situation at the U.S. Capitol."
Reports show that Trump was initially hesitant to involve the National Guard. NBCsaid Trump "had to be convinced" and that Pence was in contact with the Pentagon and "encouraged a much more rapid deployment."
According to CNN, Trump was less eager to deploy federal forces on Capitol Hill on Wednesday than he had been for other protests, but "Pence played a key role in coordinating with the Pentagon about deploying them, and urged them to move faster than they were."
Fact Check: Did Trump Call in National Guard After Rioters Stormed Capitol?
After President Trump claimed he directed the National Guard for immediate deployment after the Capitol Building raid, several reports point to Vice President Pence as the lead White House orchestrater.
www.newsweek.com
Trump only told his people to leave the Capitol after it was clear that the insurgency had failed. You aren't going to change the truth.
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(Quote, Donald J. Trump Jan 6, 2021)"We fight like hell. And if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country anymore," (Trump) said.
Let's see what Trump's insurgents have to say...
Robert Palmer, of Largo, Florida, in a handwritten letter. Palmer threw a fire extinguisher and attacked police officers. He was given more than five years in prison.
"I have realized that we, meaning Trump supporters, were lied to by those that at the time had great power, meaning the then sitting President, as well as those acting on his behalf.
“They kept spitting out the false narrative about a stolen election and how it was ‘our duty’ to stand up to tyranny. Little did I realize that they were the tyrannical ones desperate to hold on to power at any cost, even by creating the chaos they knew would happen with such rhetoric.”
'We Were Lied to': Some Jan. 6 Rioters Blame Trump for Misleading Them
A sampling of what they and their lawyers have said in court
In Harvard study of Jan. 6 rioters, top motivation is clear: Trump
The study, which was shared with NBC News ahead of its publication, logged and analyzed the motives of 417 Capitol rioters, all of whom have been charged in relation to Jan. 6.
The researchers from the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy at Harvard University wrote that the documents make clear that Jan. 6 committee member Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., “was mostly correct in her assessment” that “Trump summoned the mob, assembled the mob and lit the flame of this attack.”
“Far and away, we find that the two most commonly-cited reasons for breaching the US Capitol were a desire to support Trump on January 6th in DC and concerns about election integrity,” the report reads.
The report adds to evidence from thousands of court documents in the more than 840 cases brought forward so far that many of those who stormed the U.S. Capitol and committed violent acts were motivated by their support for Trump and their belief in lies about the 2020 election.
A plurality of rioters cited either their support for Trump (20.6%) or Trump’s false belief that the election had been stolen (also 20.6%) as their primary motivation for their actions that led to charges on Jan. 6.
The third most frequently listed reason defendants gave to law enforcement for entering the Capitol was their belief that they were participating in “revolution, civil war, or secession.”
About the same number of defendants in the study claimed they were at the Capitol to “peacefully protest” (7%) as those who claimed they were there because of a “general interest in violence” (6.2%).
New Harvard study reveals the primary motivation of Jan. 6 rioters: Trump
The study, which was shared with NBC News ahead of its publication, logged and analyzed the motives of 417 Capitol rioters, all of whom have been charged in relation to Jan. 6.
So when the mob invaded the Capitol to hang the Vice President and stop the confirmation of the election, what did Trump do to protect Congress?
He tweeted about how unfair the election was, how he was cheated, and how people should be peaceful. But did nothing to stop the insurrection. Republican Gov. Larry Hogan of Maryland offered Maryland National Guard troops to help, but Trump didn't accept the offer.
In a statement Wednesday, Acting Secretary of Defense Christopher Miller did not mention working with Trump. He said he "spoke separately with the Vice President [Mike Pence] and with Speaker Pelosi, Leader McConnell, Senator Schumer and Representative Hoyer about the situation at the U.S. Capitol."
Reports show that Trump was initially hesitant to involve the National Guard. NBCsaid Trump "had to be convinced" and that Pence was in contact with the Pentagon and "encouraged a much more rapid deployment."
According to CNN, Trump was less eager to deploy federal forces on Capitol Hill on Wednesday than he had been for other protests, but "Pence played a key role in coordinating with the Pentagon about deploying them, and urged them to move faster than they were."
Fact Check: Did Trump Call in National Guard After Rioters Stormed Capitol?
After President Trump claimed he directed the National Guard for immediate deployment after the Capitol Building raid, several reports point to Vice President Pence as the lead White House orchestrater.
Trump only told his people to leave the Capitol after it was clear that the insurgency had failed. You aren't going to change the truth.
Peacefully and Patriotically make your voices heard
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The truth regarding the classified files on Jan 6th will be opened when Donald J. Trump is president starting Jan 20th 2025, can't wait!
Just what role did the CIA, FBI, play on Jan 6th 2024, can't wait!
‘Easily 200 FBI Undercover Assets’: Rep. Clay Higgins Claims FBI Dressed As Trump Supporters On January 6
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Trump's insurgents disagree with you.
“Far and away, we find that the two most commonly-cited reasons for breaching the US Capitol were a desire to support Trump on January 6th in DC and concerns about election integrity,” the report reads.
The report adds to evidence from thousands of court documents in the more than 840 cases brought forward so far that many of those who stormed the U.S. Capitol and committed violent acts were motivated by their support for Trump and their belief in lies about the 2020 election.
A plurality of rioters cited either their support for Trump (20.6%) or Trump’s false belief that the election had been stolen (also 20.6%) as their primary motivation for their actions that led to charges on Jan. 6.
The third most frequently listed reason defendants gave to law enforcement for entering the Capitol was their belief that they were participating in “revolution, civil war, or secession.”
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