“Proud Boys - stand back and stand by”

[Anonymous]

Oh yeah, forgot to mention the two bombs found nearby that day that helped to siphon off some officers before the insurrection.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Follow the money.

The whole thing was coordinated, not just the Proud Boys, but the Oathkeepers, the 3% and other Milita groups. they were well funded, well armed, well organized.

It was a failed coup attempt and the world watched it unfold from the George Floyd murder to Jan 6th.

Interesting. So I’m sure there was an extremely large cache of weapons seized at the Capitol on January 6th in this failed coup attempt by these well armed groups. I’d assume thousands of guns were seized because of the size of the crowd. Care to provide us a link to reports of all these seized weapons by these well funded, armed groups?

They didn’t carry guns. They communicated by private channels. Oath Keepers moved as one military style unit, up the stairs in front of the Capitol. They donned tactical gear and carried flag poles and batons and bear spray and and tasers and zip ties. Someone brought the supplies to make a large gallows and noose. Militia members didn’t even need to use guns because the angry mob so vastly outnumbered the Capitol Police that the police were afraid of what would happen if they fired into the crowd, so they weren’t using their guns (outside the building). Members of the mob who weren’t part of coordinated militia helped by overwhelming officers with sticks and pieces of broken furniture and metal pieces removed from the inauguration scaffolding and fire extinguishers. A few were able to wrest riot shields from officers’ hands and used those as weapons. We know a few tried to crush an officer between a door and the doorframe and to steal Officer Fannone’s service revolver.

There wasn’t close to enough manpower and necessary equipment for law enforcement to round up insurrectionists and arrest them, so we’ll never know what else was carried into the Capitol that day.

+1 You’re nicer to the insurrectionist supporter than I would have been.

Insurrectionist supporter: one of the GOP’s oft cited cliches as to why we don’t need new gun control laws (we do) is that “guns don’t kill people, people do.” And on 1/6 we saw the GOP in full on people killing mode, using whatever they could. So maybe it’s just the deranged right wing psychopaths who need to be punished for their crimes, including their brutal assaults on Capitol Police.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Coordinated

The two big takeaways are that there’s a fifth person who they’ve not released the name of yet who was giving the Proud Boys orders that day and their funding for the terrorist attack on the Capitol still seems very much suspect, as in they didn’t pay their own way.

It’s good to remember Donald’s own words here, that he was the one giving them orders as if they were his mercenary army.

Me again.

At least one person thinks the unindicted co conspirator is possibly Roger Stone.

Dang! Roger Stone?

[Anonymous]

Yup, Roger Stone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yup, Roger Stone.

Article: “Next to someone who APPEARS to be Stone”

Weasel words for “well, it looks like him and if I say appears, I can retract it later”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yup, Roger Stone.

Article: “Next to someone who APPEARS to be Stone”

Weasel words for “well, it looks like him and if I say appears, I can retract it later”

In the article, there’s a picture taken of Stone standing on a stage. It was taken the same as the other one. He’s wearing the same clothes.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

i though proud boys are latino

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh yeah, forgot to mention the two bombs found nearby that day that helped to siphon off some officers before the insurrection.

The two pipe bombs? Who was that person that planted them? Why never caught?