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General Senate Judiciary Committee Report on Jan 6th
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You dont know anything about me but you always try to take every conversation personal. Your always wrong and i find you pathetic
We did the math together and figured out you were in the red.
But it’s criminal immigrants who are ruining America! But only the first generation ones not the others
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@The Big Guy and
@cat-smasher will you both stop your obnoxious spats. Everyone is tired of it and asking me to pink both of you.
Check yourselves and get back to attacking me instead.
@cat-smasher will you both stop your obnoxious spats. Everyone is tired of it and asking me to pink both of you. Check yourselves and get back to attacking me instead.
I asked you to fuse their accs, that would be way funnier!@The Big Guy and
Check yourselves and get back to attacking me instead.
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@The Big Guy and
Check yourselves and get back to attacking me instead.
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Photoshopped
I told you he was a snitch.
Who wants to buy some crack?
It's not re-rock.
It's not re-rock.
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Got any butsfor?
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Quit stalking people like a broken hearted bitch
Yah but I gotta be a tmmac bro: it's been stepped on
What a wonderful guy
Retired soldier charged in Capitol riot held secret military documents, feds say
www.armytimes.com
A retired U.S. Army Special Forces soldier who is among those accused in the Jan. 6, 2021, riots at the U.S. Capitol faces new charges that he held onto secret national defense documents from his time in the service.
A federal grand jury in Tampa last week returned an indictment alleging that Jeremy Brown had unauthorized possession of the documents, which relate to military activities that occurred in 2004 and 2005.
The new charges accompany previous allegations that Brown illegally possessed two guns and a set of hand grenades, which federal agents found when they executed a search warrant last year at his Tampa home.
The new indictment is the latest salvo in a complicated case that has seen prosecutors work hard to keep Brown locked up and prevent him from benefitting financially from public support he has received.
Retired soldier charged in Capitol riot held secret military documents, feds say
A new indictment alleges Jeremy Brown had unauthorized possession of defense documents dating to his time in the U.S. Army Special Forces.
www.armytimes.com
A retired U.S. Army Special Forces soldier who is among those accused in the Jan. 6, 2021, riots at the U.S. Capitol faces new charges that he held onto secret national defense documents from his time in the service.
A federal grand jury in Tampa last week returned an indictment alleging that Jeremy Brown had unauthorized possession of the documents, which relate to military activities that occurred in 2004 and 2005.
The new charges accompany previous allegations that Brown illegally possessed two guns and a set of hand grenades, which federal agents found when they executed a search warrant last year at his Tampa home.
The new indictment is the latest salvo in a complicated case that has seen prosecutors work hard to keep Brown locked up and prevent him from benefitting financially from public support he has received.
Proud Boys’ Tarrio Proposes $1 Million Bond in Jan. 6 Riot Case
Enrique Tarrio, the former chairman of the right-wing Proud Boys group, proposed putting up a $1 million bond to be released to home detainment pending trial on Jan. 6 conspiracy charges.
Enrique Tarrio, the former chairman of the right-wing Proud Boys group, proposed putting up a $1 million bond to be released to home detainment pending trial on Jan. 6 conspiracy charges.
I knew electing him was a mistake but I had no idea it would be such an embarrassment.
Lawyer fighting to disqualify Marjorie Taylor Greene says she used ‘codeword’ to encourage Capitol riot
“Even before we ask a single question, we know four things already,” Mr Fein said. “One is that she called for Nancy Pelosi and Joe Biden to be executed for treason. She told her followers that they couldn’t allow a peaceful transfer of power. She worked with the planners of some of the events of January 6th.”
And then there’s the codeword.
“This is our 1776 moment,” Ms Greene told Newsmax on 5 January, 2021.
In its lawsuit, Free Speech for People says “1776” was a “codeword for violence.” As Ms Greene spoke it, pro-Trump demonstrators were gathering in Washington, DC for the following day’s rallies, where they planned to protest the certification of Joe Biden’s election victory. Ultimately, those protests turned violent.
“Greene’s references to ‘1776’ … had a specific meaning to her intended audience,” the lawsuit says. “Specifically, her remarks had the intent and effect of signaling to her supporters that she was calling not for peaceful protest, but for violent resistance, to a peaceful transfer of power to the president-elect, in defiance of the Constitution.”
“Even before we ask a single question, we know four things already,” Mr Fein said. “One is that she called for Nancy Pelosi and Joe Biden to be executed for treason. She told her followers that they couldn’t allow a peaceful transfer of power. She worked with the planners of some of the events of January 6th.”
And then there’s the codeword.
“This is our 1776 moment,” Ms Greene told Newsmax on 5 January, 2021.
In its lawsuit, Free Speech for People says “1776” was a “codeword for violence.” As Ms Greene spoke it, pro-Trump demonstrators were gathering in Washington, DC for the following day’s rallies, where they planned to protest the certification of Joe Biden’s election victory. Ultimately, those protests turned violent.
“Greene’s references to ‘1776’ … had a specific meaning to her intended audience,” the lawsuit says. “Specifically, her remarks had the intent and effect of signaling to her supporters that she was calling not for peaceful protest, but for violent resistance, to a peaceful transfer of power to the president-elect, in defiance of the Constitution.”