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And you know that because.....
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I know and I do know it requires letting go of things I have been holding on to But I am getting close to letting go soon very soon
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I think, and I read. There is ample evidence plain as day for anyone with open eyes and mind.
From the FBI: "FBI: We have GPS coordinates of every cellphone inside or around the Capitol. We may not come for you today or tomorrow, but we are coming. We guarantee it."
Pence and Pelosi were targets.
Trump had GOP Reps calling him, begging for National Guard to save them. Trump refused for hours. The Trump lackeys he installed at DoD and the Pentagon refused requests from the police for military support. Trump was removing career military at DoD and the Pentagon and hiring inexperienced minions. No one could figure out why. Now we know.
This was planned and Trump was at the top.
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I’m editing because I was being too snarky, and I’m sorry for that. I just find that phrase a little condescending. You should give people a little more credit.
“Ample evidence” - Now, where else have I heard that term recently? Hmmmm.
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They also have the cell phone numbers of everybody that attended, including officials and politicians. They enter them into their program and find out who was communicating with who over the last 6 months. Quite a few people aren't sleeping to well right now.
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Step back, and look at the available evidence. The planning wasn't even hidden, it was done in the open on all forms of social media. The agenda was out in the open. If you get your "new" from Fox, Newsmax, and OAN you should still be able to piece together what happened.
And no, the left did not attack the capitol to undo an election they already won. This was MAGA and Qanon all the way. But the real powers behind this were right-wing pro-fascist militias.
The USA is in a bad way right now.
There are literally terabytes of video available to the general public, as well as the FBI having access to all security camera footage throughout the city. Not to mention the FBI knows the cell #s for everybody and can easily access all text messages sent and received. They can also see who rented rooms in the area, their license numbers and credit/banking card transactions. They can work backwards as many months as they want. Imagine if some average farm boy has texting history with an elected rep or their staff? This is going much deeper than people realize.
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I’m done talking about it after this post. I have not and will not defend the people who either planned or participated in the attack on the Capitol. I just don’t agree that it was an “insurrection”. If it was, they weren’t very good at it!
I’ve heard testimony from several different unrelated people who attended the rally and subsequently marched to the Capitol. Not one of them thought they were going over there to break in or do anything violent. Most of them only heard about the violence after the fact. Those that witnessed the breach did not participate, and most of them left the scene as quickly as possible. These are, IMO, representative of the overwhelming majority of the several hundred thousand who were in the city that day in simple protest.
My point for the original post, is especially illustrated by the second article (link below). The company’s overreaction to this gentleman’s mere presence at the protest (and/or his public statement of his reason for being there), is indicative of an apparent purge going on against anyone who dares to voice a dissenting opinion from the approved monolithic narrative. FaceBook and Twitter initially censoring posts, then banning users for political speech, as well as what happened to Parler, was disturbing enough. But now we have a multitude of situations where people’s lives are being ruined because of their politics. This was just one example.
The odd thing about all this for a guy my age is that I remember when the left was all about free speech. I even remember when the ACLU defended Nazis who wanted to march in a predominantly Jewish community. (And they won the case, much to the chagrin of people like me.) My, how the world has changed!
Attorney at Texas insurance agency fired after participating in Capitol riot | PropertyCasualty360 (again - according to his statement within the article, he didn’t “participate”, contrary to the headline)
I’ve heard testimony from several different unrelated people who attended the rally and subsequently marched to the Capitol. Not one of them thought they were going over there to break in or do anything violent. Most of them only heard about the violence after the fact. Those that witnessed the breach did not participate, and most of them left the scene as quickly as possible. These are, IMO, representative of the overwhelming majority of the several hundred thousand who were in the city that day in simple protest.
My point for the original post, is especially illustrated by the second article (link below). The company’s overreaction to this gentleman’s mere presence at the protest (and/or his public statement of his reason for being there), is indicative of an apparent purge going on against anyone who dares to voice a dissenting opinion from the approved monolithic narrative. FaceBook and Twitter initially censoring posts, then banning users for political speech, as well as what happened to Parler, was disturbing enough. But now we have a multitude of situations where people’s lives are being ruined because of their politics. This was just one example.
The odd thing about all this for a guy my age is that I remember when the left was all about free speech. I even remember when the ACLU defended Nazis who wanted to march in a predominantly Jewish community. (And they won the case, much to the chagrin of people like me.) My, how the world has changed!
Attorney at Texas insurance agency fired after participating in Capitol riot | PropertyCasualty360 (again - according to his statement within the article, he didn’t “participate”, contrary to the headline)
Applies to BLM protests equally.
Imagine that. The people being the most butt-hurt about being banned from social media (a form of mainstream communication) are those that disparage mainstream media.
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Because the people who did it are on film saying so.
They are also on film calling for the execution of our elected officials who were in the building they attacked.
Every person in that mob is a traitor to this country. Those who defend them are just as bad.
Enabling and defending treason is no different than being a traitor yourself.
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