Posted on 01/08/2024 9:40:02 PM PST by SeekAndFind
Our readers already know that the Jan. 6 Capitol riot wasn’t an insurrection, but it’s still absolutely mind-blowing just how much we’ve been lied about the events of that day.
The truth has never stopped the left from pushing the narrative that it wants, between the criminally partisan House Select Committee on Jan. 6 and Joe Biden's annual speeches making insane accusations and debunked mischaracterizations, it's almost a miracle they haven't turned Jan. 6 into a federal holiday akin to Memorial Day. According to the left, it was not only an insurrection, but as many as five Capitol Police officers died that day when there were actually zero.
Why do they continue to push these falsehoods and bogus narratives? For one thing, it's pretty much the only message Biden has (but, sadly for him, it's not working), and it's also an effective fundraising tool. According to a report from The Hill, Biden's campaign raised more than a million dollars following his January 6 anniversary speech.
Is the truth starting to sink in?
But again, we're being sold a huge barrel of lies. In an interview with Tucker Carlson on the new Tucker Carlson Network, Rep. Clay Higgins (R-La.), who has been investigating the Capitol riot, says that there were at least 200 undercover FBI assets embedded in the crowd, inside and outside of the Capitol Building.
“We believe that there were easily 200 FBI undercover assets operating in the crowd outside the Capitol, embedded into groups that entered the Capitol or provoked entry of the Capitol,” Higgins told Carlson. "Given the scope of the operation and the number of doors where entry was allowed or even encouraged — and the number of people that were actually outside the Capitol and that entered — we believe 200 [is a] conservative number."
(Excerpt) Read more at pjmedia.com ...
As Carlson explained in the interview, FBI Director Wray has long refused to answer whether the FBI had assets dressed as Trump supporters at the Capitol that day.
One point that Higgins made was that it is highly improbable that civilians would know how to get around the Capitol without help from people who knew where they were going.
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(I know, they FINALLY "prosecuted" Epps - but that's only because they couldn't pretend any longer)
FBI agitator guides.
And the ones that showed up on Jan 5. That documentarian guy Sullivan and the NBC wench with him, showed up a day early.
Higgins says the evidence points to FBI undercover agents who planted the seeds of a “radical occupation” of the Capitol online before Jan. 6.
“Some of that evidence shockingly reveals that the FBI agents that were operating undercover within the online groups across the country were the first ones to plant the seeds of suggestions of a more radical occupation of the Capitol.”
Like Sullivan’s Insurgence USA? He was posting just that sort of stuff to his followers.
Higgins says the evidence points to FBI undercover agents who planted the seeds of a “radical occupation” of the Capitol online before Jan. 6.
“Some of that evidence shockingly reveals that the FBI agents that were operating undercover within the online groups across the country were the first ones to plant the seeds of suggestions of a more radical occupation of the Capitol.”
Like Sullivan’s Insurgence USA? He was posting just that sort of stuff to his followers.
But it wasn’t MAGA people he was inciting to go to DC. He was calling for the people who follow him, leftists or anarchists, to disguise themselves as Trump supporters when they got to DC.
it wasn’t a ‘riot’ either. riots aren’t pre-meditated, just like the BLMifa attacks weren’t riots, either.
imho, this was a rather ingenious use of violent and non-violent stampeding, go spies, and agent provocateurs (ngo and go), to generate the appearance of aggression from initially peaceful/unarmed protesters who were by stages harassed, led and herded into the wrong place at the wrong time and had to start extricating/defending themselves. the videos i’ve seen speak for themselves.
The biggest recent release about J6 is the police radio transcript about Ashley Babbit’s killer, lying about coming under gunfire to hide his own guilt for murdering an unarmed woman.
Babylon Bee Covers the J6 FBI Reunion Rumble 2:36
Tuckers interview with Higgins on X is well worth 38 minutes of your time, I watched it a couple nights ago
With all the cameras, time stamps and angles, it would be easy to replicate everything everyone did in 3D.
Somebody doesn’t want to make such a replication.
ping
I was just thinking that someone like Dinesh Desouza could do a project like that. It might be pretty expensive. Yet again, with AI it might not be so expensive.
It is a dead certainty that neither the FedMob nor the Mockingbird Media will ever do it.
what?
WIKI
On June 29, 2020, Sullivan led his first protest event, in Provo, Utah. BLM leader Lex Scott recalled: “His very first protest he held was the one someone got shot”.
An activist from Portland warned people not to trust him, after he managed to get local activists arrested in September 2020 by leading them down a wrong route and into a police kettle; Sullivan was widely-suspected of being a double agent working for law enforcement.
On November 26, 2020, Seattle activists published a memo accusing John Sullivan of being an agent provocateur seeking to undermine the Black Lives Matter movement
On December 12, Pro- and Anti-Trump activists traveled to Washington DC. Brawls broke out; four people were stabbed. That day, John Sullivan was escorted from an event at Black Lives Matter Plaza in Washington after he was identified by activists aware of the accusations against him. That same day, James Sullivan was similarly evicted from a Pro-Trump event in Washington.
John Sullivan participated in the storming of the United States Capitol. He wore a ballistic vest and gas mask, entering the building through a broken window. Sullivan took extensive video, including video of the shooting of Ashli Babbitt. Sullivan could be heard saying “Dude, this shit’s gonna go viral” after Babbitt’s death.
Sullivan’s own recording is a described as a first-person documentary film he released on YouTube under the title Shooting and Storming of the US Capitol in Washington DC. J. Hoberman, a film critic writing in Artforum, reviewed Sullivan’s film, describing it as “cinema as forensic evidence” and comparing it to the Zapruder film of the Kennedy assassination, while also characterizing it as a “gonzo reportage”. Parts of the footage were used in the second impeachment trial of Donald Trump. CNN, NBC News, Australian Broadcasting Corporation and The Washington Post were among the media outlets that paid Sullivan for his video.
When entering the capitol, Sullivan was accompanied by Jade Sacker, a Los Angeles-based independent documentary filmmaker,[better source needed] who was filming John Sullivan as part of a documentary on him and his brother, James.
[shades of 1898 Havana]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Earle_Sullivan
“Jade Sacker caught on film coordinating with BLM activist, John Sullivan, to lure Trump supporters into the Capitol Building”
They were in the building already but were directed down a hallway.
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