Posted on 01/04/2024 6:57:52 PM PST by E. Pluribus Unum
Earlier this week, the Department of Justice published a sentencing memo recommending that Ray Epps serve six months in prison on misdemeanor charges related to his behavior on January 6th.
Back in September, we reported on the bizarre situation in which Ray Epps, nearly three years after January 6th, is hit with a misdemeanor charge for which the DOJ notifies him in advance and to which he pleads guilty.
For a sense of perspective regarding the DOJ’s 6-month prison recommendation for Ray Epps, consider that Enrique Tarrio, who wasn’t even in DC on January 6th, was sentenced to 22 years in prison. Ray Epps’ fellow Oath Keeper leader, Stewart Rhodes, was convicted of seditious conspiracy and sentenced to 18 years in prison.
Epps’ sentencing recommendation is not only trivial in comparison to fellow heavyweights Stewart Rhodes and Enrique Tarrio. Prosecutors are requesting 30 months for Sandra Weyer, a 60-year-old woman with no criminal record and no record of violent behavior on January 6th.
We have written extensively about Ray Epps’ involvement in January 6 and have compiled numerous damning video clips documenting his behavior.
For a convenient refresher, we recommend the video below:
Interestingly, the DOJ’s sentencing document on Epps admits that Epps is guilty of “felonious conduct,” but not only do they spare him the seditious conspiracy charges given to other major Fedsurrection players, they spare him even the “obstruction of an official proceeding” felony charge (currently pending Supreme Court review) given to countless other January 6 defendants with far less egregious behavior. So why the display of mercy?...
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Six months at most in a “Club Fed” and a couple of million bucks of taxpayer money deposited in his numbered account will assuage his feelings of betrayal by his employer.
Why not house arrest its just a misdemeanor for him?
Either that or told take the deal and you/family don’t have an accident. Though that approach might make it tougher to get volunteers for the fibbies next false flag setup.
We know this was a setup period
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