Anonymous wrote:“Stone used an encrypted messaging app later in January to communicate with Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes, who is also charged with seditious conspiracy, and Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio, the footage shows. Prosecutors have said that Rhodes erased some messages from his phone before it was taken by the FBI.

A federal judge considering lawsuits filed against Trump by Democrats and Capitol Police officers over the Jan. 6 riot said in an order in February that Stone’s connection to Trump, the Proud Boys and the Oath Keepers may prove to be “an important one.”

Stone did not permit the filmmakers to record him for a 90-minute period covering the height of the violence on Jan. 6. A Stone aide blocked a cameraman from entering his hotel suite, claiming that Stone was napping, the cameraman said. When he eventually got inside, Stone was speaking on his phone.

After he left Washington, Stone lobbied for Trump to enact the “Stone Plan” — a blanket presidential pardon to shield himself, Trump’s allies in Congress and “the America First movement” from prosecution for trying to overturn the election, according to the footage and additional documents reviewed by The Post.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/investigations/interactive/2022/roger-stone-documentary-capitol-riot-trump-election/?itid=hp_special-topic-1

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Anonymous wrote:Not The Onion.

I wonder in what world we’re not supposed to think of a person with a stockpile of weapons to help overthrow the government isn’t a threat.

We will learn later today whether the government allows him out on bail. He has no fixed address. He has not worked after his license to practice law was revoked in 2007. He has not filed taxes since 2007. He spent over $10k on multiple weapons, ammo and scopes in the days before 1-6-21. Who is funding his defense?

Who's funding his defense, who's been paying his living expenses since 2007, who gave him thousands of dollars to buy guns and ammo just before 1/6... We deserve to know whose deep pockets are funding anti-American violence.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not The Onion.

I wonder in what world we’re not supposed to think of a person with a stockpile of weapons to help overthrow the government isn’t a threat.

We will learn later today whether the government allows him out on bail. He has no fixed address. He has not worked after his license to practice law was revoked in 2007. He has not filed taxes since 2007. He spent over $10k on multiple weapons, ammo and scopes in the days before 1-6-21. Who is funding his defense?

Anonymous wrote:Joshua James plead guilty to seditious conspiracy today.

Anonymous wrote:Lots of deep pockets on the insurrectionist side.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not The Onion.

I wonder in what world we’re not supposed to think of a person with a stockpile of weapons to help overthrow the government isn’t a threat.

We will learn later today whether the government allows him out on bail. He has no fixed address. He has not worked after his license to practice law was revoked in 2007. He has not filed taxes since 2007. He spent over $10k on multiple weapons, ammo and scopes in the days before 1-6-21. Who is funding his defense?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not The Onion.

I wonder in what world we’re not supposed to think of a person with a stockpile of weapons to help overthrow the government isn’t a threat.

Anonymous wrote:Not The Onion.

Anonymous wrote:I agree with PP.

The people crying chicken little over Garland are, IMO, misplaced.