Capitol protest

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson has announced the faces of many of the protesters in the J6 videos will be blurred out, ostensibly to protect them from being identified and targeted. Former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund said that multiple federal agents were in the crowd during the riot.

The police at the Capitol appeared on video pushing a woman down a flight of staris TWICE! And according to the Gateway Pundit's sources, this brutal display of police abuse ignited the crowd that day.

Patrick Scruggs, a former January 6 prosecutor, is accused of smashing through a window and stabbing another driver multiple times after he backed into Scruggs. According to police, Scruggs turned the knife on the good Samaritans, too. Scruggs was released on a $65,000 bond.

Alleged provocateur Ray Epps was charged with one count of a misdemeanor offense although he was recorded on video several times exhorting people to enter the Capitol. He was also filmed pushing a large metal sign into a police line.

The grounds surrounding the Capitol are usually not restricted, and it was only due to the fact that police erected barriers and fencing for January 6th that those entering the designated restricted zone could be charged with “trespassing.” A provocateur known as FenceCutterBulwar cut down the fences.

Nejourde Meacham committed suicide two weeks after the Biden regime charged him with four misdemeanor crimes for walking inside the open doors on the US Capitol while carrying a Trump flag on January 6. It was a needless death; he was just 22 years old. This was the 4th suicide of a J6 protester.

Proud Boys chairman Enrique Tarrio was sentenced to to 22 years in prison in connection with the Capitol protest, even though he had been arrested two days prior for destroying a Black Lives Matter banner and never stepped foot in the Capitol on January 6. He had been an FBI informant in the past.

Capitol Police Officer Jeffrey Smith was reportedly struck on his helmet with a metal rod during the January 6 riot.

New York Post, February 26, 2022 Permanent Capitol fence will make America look like authoritarian state By   James Bovard    Updated The fence that was built following the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol (inset) was briefly reinstalled before a Sept. 18 protest complete with cops impersonating Star Wars Imperial Troopers — a bad look for […]

Dozens of Trump supporters sit in jail today, held without bond and without being convicted of any crime. Ryan Samsel was reportedly "severely beaten" by DC correctional officers and is now blind in one eye, has a skull fracture, and a detached retina. GOP representatives have refused to speak out in their defense.