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DOJ Update: 32 Months Since the Jan. 6 Attack on the Capitol Wednesday, September 6, 2023, marks 32 months since the attack on the U.S. Capitol that disrupted a joint session of the U.S. Congress in the process of affirming the presidential election results. Arrests made: More than 1,146 defendants have been charged in nearly all 50 states. Approximately 398 defendants have been charged with assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers or employees, including approximately 113 individuals who have been charged with using a deadly or dangerous weapon or causing serious bodily injury to an officer. Approximately 140 police officers were assaulted on Jan. 6 at the Capitol. Approximately 657 individuals have pleaded guilty. 113 individuals have been found guilty at contested trials. Citizens from around the country have provided invaluable assistance in identifying individuals in connection with the Jan. 6 attack. The FBI continues to seek the public’s help in identifying approximately 312 individuals believed to have committed violent acts on Capitol grounds.

Nope... but squis does good work!

I prefer #1TimFan

Old man yells at clouds…

Before trial, USA offered Proud Boys plea deals, revealed yesterday. They passed. Offer | Sentence after trial Tarrio 9-11 yrs| 22 yrs Nordean 6-8 yrs | 18 yrs Biggs 6-8 yrs | 17 yrs Rehl 6-7 yrs | 15 yrs Pezzola 4-5 yrs | 10 yrs

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Change the channel! You should start watching movies or something. Maybe rewatch Sienfeld…

Hey man, I really appreciate your response. You clearly put some thought into it. But dude, come on… we can’t just execute people we disagree with. We have to live together. We’re Americans. You said “I'm willing to give you EXACTLY what you think you want.” You lost me there. I don’t really even know where you’re coming from. It seems around here posters have a reactionary belief that they know what the other posters are thinking. It must be because I’m new or something. I don’t want 5000 MAGAs punished and I don’t want to ship off 75k Occupiers. I mean, I’m kind of laughing when I read this! It does not describe me at all. It sounds like you and I are on the same page where J6 is concerned, at least to the point where people should be held accountable for their crimes. I don’t see what nuance is missing. I try to keep it to reputable journalist that I trust. They are usually reporting from inside the court room, and when possible, I attach legal documents that show eye witness testimony, photographic evidence, video evidence. The facts are there and the story is being told in courtrooms all over this country. Maybe that’s my “nuance.” That we should just stick to what we can prove in court and leave nuance out of it. And the whole high-drama metaphor about my kids… kind of strange… Tell you what, I’ll do some self-reflection. No problem, and I’ll keep an eye out for your contributions in this forum. But in return I’ll ask you to do the same, because if your wrong about me, you could be wrong about other things.

You really need to google up “Authoritarianism.”

Contempt of Congress trial of former Trump advisor Peter Navarro Begins today…

Politico Article Fani Willis lays out criminal case against false electors

Why don’t Baptists have sex standing up? The don’t want people to think they’re dancing.

This is the “dissenter” that tazered Officer Fanone in the neck after he was violently pulled from the the stairs into the mob. Rodriguez Indictment 54- At approximately 3:18 pm, on or about January 6, 2021 another rioter pulled …. Officer Fanone out of the police line and into the crowd. Shortly thereafter RODRIGUEZ twice applied the small, black electroshock weapon to the back of Fanone’s neck… So, what do you think is a fair sentence for tazering a cop during a riot?

Longest Jan. 6 sentences: Enrique Tarrio (22) Stewart Rhodes (18) Ethan Nordean (18) Joe Biggs (17) Zach Rehl (15) Peter Schwartz (14) DJ Rodriguez (12.5) Dominic Pezzola 10) Thomas Webster (10)

Jordan Fischer, a local DC beat writer was in the courtroom today. Here is his thread reporting on Enrique Tarrio’s sentencing for Seditious Conspiracy against The United States Of America. Some highlights… The sentencing hearing for former Proud Boys chairman Enrique Tarrio has started. He's in court with a shaved head and dark black beard and wearing an orange jumpsuit. He's sitting w/ his attorneys Sabino Jauregui and Nayib Hassan. Jauregui: Enrique Tarrio denounced the attacks on Jan. 6. Judge Kelly: Afterward he was asked, "What should we do next and he said, 'Do it again.' What part of that was denouncing it?" Jauregui: "Judge, my client comes from a country where there are no rights." (Tarrio was born in Miami.) Judge Kelly: “I do find the evidence shows that Mr. Tarrio was on the top of the command structure with regard to the planning of the offense.” AUSA Mulroe: “All of this started because of a critical mass of people... who conspired to use force and violence to impose their view of what was right for the country.” AUSA Mulroe says Enrique Tarrio "demonized his perceived adversaries. (SOUNDS FAMILIAR) He glorified the use of force against them. He distributed violent propaganda to his thousands and thousands of followers. He elevated the street-fighting elements, the so-called 'rally boys.'” Hassan: Tarrio condemned Dominic Pezzola. Judge Kelly: Why did he compare him to George Washington? Hassan, after a moment's pause: "He was fluffing himself up." Judge Kelly: "He should keep George Washington out of it." Judge Kelly: "I don't understand how you can be arguing to me that he's remorseful when he doesn't acknowledge the crime for which he was convicted." Tarrio’s Sister, Mother, and Fiancee’ speak in court… Then Tarrio Speaks Enrique Tarrio is speaking now: "I thought myself morally above others, and this trial has showed me how wrong I was." Enrique Tarrio: Something I never expected happened -- my candidate lost. Everywhere I looked was telling me my anger was justified. Enrique Tarrio: "I will always regret making decisions not putting [my family] first." Judge Kelly is taking a 10-minute break and then will return to deliver Enrique Tarrio's sentence. Judge Kelly: "Mr. Tarrio was the ultimate leader of that conspiracy. I don't really think this is super debatable... I do think the evidence supports the inference that Mr. Tarrio was the ultimate leader. Was the person motivated by revolutionary zeal." Judge Kelly says Enrique Tarrio's plan led to "200 men amped up for battle encircling the Capitol" and, ultimately, Dominic Pezzola smashing the Senate Wing window. Judge Kelly: Says Enrique Tarrio's history and personal characteristics "don't cover him in glory." Mentions his *multiple* prior felony convictions. Judge Kelly: "I must say, comparing what Dominic Pezzola did to George Washington. Where do I begin?" "What Dominic Pezzola did — it's not only not an apt comparison, it slanders the father of our country to speak that way." Sentence incoming... SENTENCE: Former Proud Boys national chairman Enrique Tarrio sentenced to 22 YEARS in prison for his role at the top of a plot to stop the certification of the 2020 election. Tarrio's is now the longest Jan. 6 sentence to date. Jordan Fischer’s Article for WUSA9 News: Ex-Proud Boys chairman Enrique Tarrio sentenced to 22 years in prison for Jan. 6 conspiracy

Politico: Trump’s co-defendants are already starting to turn against him “In court documents and hearings, lawyers for people in Trump’s orbit — both high-level advisers and lesser known associates — are starting to reveal glimmers of a tried-and-true strategy in cases with many defendants: Portray yourself as a hapless pawn while piling blame on the apparent kingpin.”

NBC- FBI searches for growing number of Jan. 6 fugitives There is a “…growing number of US Capitol riot defendants who absconded and become fugitives…”

Proud Boys Indictment

TOMORROW: Feds will argue Enrique Tarrio is "a naturally charismatic leader, a savvy propagandist & the celebrity Chairman of the national Proud Boys.. he had influence over countless subordinate members of his group and..used that influence to organize & execute the conspiracy"

The Rube Goldberg machine inside your brain space spouts hate with childlike glee. Your heart is a dark place. Just listen to yourself describing people you’ve never met. Get ahold of yourself. Sheesh…

Man… you are nutty.

Here is an amazing piece of work by Brandi Buchman: THE FINDING OUT PART: PROUD BOYS FACE SENTENCING The author has been in the court rooms for most of the Proud Boy trials. There is a consistent theme where the defendants will appear to show a modicum of remorse. They apologize, they rat their friends, sometimes they cry. As an observer, you hope what you’re seeing is real. You hope for accountability. You hope we get to a point where our divided path can get back on course… a point of forgiveness. WRONG. The one guy raises his fist yelling Trump won… Biggs call into Infowars, warning of further crimes against the USA, They can be found on social media begging for gofundme dollars…. These guys deserve their punishment. Tarrio gets his sentence tomorrow.

You need to look in the mirror pal. You spew hatred. You study your hateful words before you present them on a public forum to make sure the message of hatred burns into the readers eyes. I can not fathom where your deep unsettling pain comes from, but you need help. You need to speak with someone who loves you that will give you some honest reflection. Your hatred is not normal.

Who is “they”? Not sure what you’re referring to…