Sorry no, the guy tried to kill Fanone. he deserves to suffer.

Anonymous wrote:Well, isn’t this special…

For those who don’t recognize the name, Mike Fanone is the former MPD officer who was beaten and tased by the mob at the Capitol, causing him a heart attack.

I mean he was being a POS at that particular moment for hoping for suffering on another living being. Politics aside this is just the golden rule of being a good person.

Well, isn’t this special…

For those who don’t recognize the name, Mike Fanone is the former MPD officer who was beaten and tased by the mob at the Capitol, causing him a heart attack.

Latinos for Trump (Bianca Garcia and Proud Boy Tarrio) had lots of pre-J6 contact with the WH. They even posted Occupy the Capitol” promotional material online to engage the QAnon crowd. The entire thing had a psyops sophistication.

Tattoo’s ties to Roger Stine are wrll-documented.

Tweeted the afternoon of January 6 by CNN WH reporter:

The person who received the call has been identified as Anton Lunyk, who was sentenced to a year of probation earlier this month. DOJ wanted him to get jail time but also acknowledged that Lunyk was a cooperating witness in another federal investigation who had provided meaningful assistance, which led the court to give the reduced sentence.

Anonymous wrote:Jan 6 committee throwing a bit of cold water on this. Bigfoot fanboy left the Committee back in April. Seems kinda clickbaity.

Raskin confirmed the White House call: https://twitter.com/rollingstone/status/1574104823410089985?s=46&t=KVHK2cVQ4iZReOciDcMikg

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Anonymous wrote:Jan 6 committee throwing a bit of cold water on this. Bigfoot fanboy left the Committee back in April. Seems kinda clickbaity.

Perhaps because the WH caller said "This has gone too far, please leave"?

That wouldn't exactly be exculpatory.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jan 6 committee throwing a bit of cold water on this. Bigfoot fanboy left the Committee back in April. Seems kinda clickbaity.

Perhaps because the WH caller said "This has gone too far, please leave"?

If only that WH Caller had been the President, who regularly directly spoke to the public through Twitter. And who on this day eventually spoke to the public by a video in which he told them they were very special. After 3 hours of rioting.

Anonymous wrote:Does this imply a coverup by the WH? There should be logs of outgoing calls. The identity of the person who placed the call through the WH switchboard shouldn’t be a mystery.

One issue is if the call originated from a conference room or common space.

Does this imply a coverup by the WH? There should be logs of outgoing calls. The identity of the person who placed the call through the WH switchboard shouldn’t be a mystery.

Anonymous wrote:Jan 6 committee throwing a bit of cold water on this. Bigfoot fanboy left the Committee back in April. Seems kinda clickbaity.

Perhaps because the WH caller said "This has gone too far, please leave"?

Not sure what that word salad was about. Thanks, I’ll be watching 60 Minutes.

Jan 6 committee throwing a bit of cold water on this. Bigfoot fanboy left the Committee back in April. Seems kinda clickbaity.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Same info with a more descriptive tweet attached:

In other words, it’s entirely likely that Donald Trump was in personal contact with a seditionist on 1/6.

Oh for God’s sake, it could be anyone. JFC

The White House butler? (S)

At any rate, Riggleman’s interview will be on 60 Minutes on Sunday. I’ll be watching. I do think there were rumors of calls from the White House in the early days but didn’t the call registry disappear? My money is on Meadows and he’s talking anyway.