General Senate Judiciary Committee Report on Jan 6th
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fair point, all other context notwithstanding. Hyperbolic, at worst. But you can't deny that every successful insurrection involved arming the insurrection and/or disarming state actors.
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ran the cops out and occupied Capitol Hill in Seattle for almost a month.
and.....now they're charged with "insurrection" crimes.
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Oath Keepers leader and 10 others charged with 'seditious conspiracy'
The Justice Department escalated its January 6 investigation by bringing seditious conspiracy charges against 11 defendants, including the leader of the Oath Keepers, Stewart Rhodes.
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So much pearl clutching
very unbecoming
very unbecoming
Is that scaffold man?
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The indictment against Rhodes alleges Oath Keepers formed two teams, or “stacks,” that entered the Capitol. The first stack split up inside the building to separately go after the House and Senate. The second stack confronted officers inside the Capitol Rotunda, the indictment said. Outside Washington, the indictment alleges, the Oath Keepers had stationed two “quick reaction forces” that had guns “in support of their plot to stop the lawful transfer of power.”
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The indictment against Rhodes alleges Oath Keepers formed two teams, or “stacks,” that entered the Capitol. The first stack split up inside the building to separately go after the House and Senate. The second stack confronted officers inside the Capitol Rotunda, the indictment said. Outside Washington, the indictment alleges, the Oath Keepers had stationed two “quick reaction forces” that had guns “in support of their plot to stop the lawful transfer of power.”
Antifa really punked them Oath Keepers.
I thought all these social media companies just couldn't wait to ban everyone right of centre and act as an extension of the Democratic Party?
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The recent Oath Keeper indictments show a direct link between the defendants, Roger Stone, and the Willard Hotel, the site of Republicans' "War Room"
Joshua James, one of the defendants charged with seditious conspiracy and one of Stone's bodyguards, had been in contact with both Simmons and Rhodes and came from the Willard Hotel to participate in the conspiracy. The Willard Hotel is where Trump had his "war room" set up.
Joshua James, one of the defendants charged with seditious conspiracy and one of Stone's bodyguards, had been in contact with both Simmons and Rhodes and came from the Willard Hotel to participate in the conspiracy. The Willard Hotel is where Trump had his "war room" set up.
Rhodes was also in direct contact with Michael Simmons who actively engaged in the plot with the defendants but was not listed as a coconspirator.
In a separate indictment Simmons was implicated in the conspiracy via text / Parler messages. He sent the following text shortly before the insurrection:
Stone was at the Willard Hotel the morning of 1/6. Defendant Joshua James was at the Willard Hotel with Stone as a body guard. The Willard Hotel is where Republicans had set up a "War Room". This indictment directly connects Stone and the Willard Hotel to the seditious conspiracy.
Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson said January 6 was ‘interference with the lawful transfer of power using violence’ — the definition of an insurrection — but refrains from using the word
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“Some people are going to call it an insurrection. Some people are going to call it terrorism. I call it interference with the lawful transfer of power using violence, and that’s wrong,” Hutchinson said.
Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson said January 6 was 'interference with the lawful transfer of power using violence' but refrained from using the word 'insurrection'
"I call it interference with the lawful transfer of power using violence, and that's wrong," Hutchinson told CNN's Jake Tapper.
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“Some people are going to call it an insurrection. Some people are going to call it terrorism. I call it interference with the lawful transfer of power using violence, and that’s wrong,” Hutchinson said.
I'm surprised. 27 pages and no one has blamed it on Obama yet.
Oath Keepers? ...Proud Boys?....lmao...who are these fruit cakes?
Sounds like another attempt by the left to create a group and turn them into Domestic Terrorists.
in what way did interfering with this ceremony interfere with the lawful transition of power?Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson said January 6 was ‘interference with the lawful transfer of power using violence’ — the definition of an insurrection — but refrains from using the word
Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson said January 6 was 'interference with the lawful transfer of power using violence' but refrained from using the word 'insurrection'
"I call it interference with the lawful transfer of power using violence, and that's wrong," Hutchinson told CNN's Jake Tapper.
“Some people are going to call it an insurrection. Some people are going to call it terrorism. I call it interference with the lawful transfer of power using violence, and that’s wrong,” Hutchinson said.