J6 political prisoners assaulted and abused

If you recall in the book 1984 there were always rumors of an underground resistance but Winston never found it. Even when he did find it he wasn't sure if it was them or big brother. That book was fiction. In reality time and time again the patriot has stood his ground and when he did people came to his aid. Our government and its agencies want us all to think that the all seeing eye is the way the world is when in reality it is the opposite. They can have all the cameras they want but there is no way they can watch everyone all the time. They would need an agent for every single person in the country. What they do is they just hammer down the nail that sticks out... like the J6 patriots. What we need to do is not be the nail that sticks out. We need to raise up all the other nails around us.

A guy I know from Canada said he was able to do some things I couldn't believe. I mean really crazy stuff like opening a bar with no licenses or permits and the cops leave him alone. He said THE key to his success was raising everyone around him up.

 

^^^^^ And the hits keep on coming!

 

Yep, they have quite a stunning legacy!

 

I used to believe we in the US had a right to Free Speech, and that we were "innocent until proven guilty". Then January 6 happened.

 

And just who did Pelosi's daughter film waving a giant Trump flag? Why Ray Epps, that's who. Just another teensy coincidence...


Story here:
Nancy Pelosi just HAPPENED to be mic'd up with a camera crew on Jan 6 ... and WTF, is that Ray Epps?! (watch)

From Kyle Becker:

“Oh my god, how did that guy get up there?” a young woman asked.

The footage was shot by Nancy Pelosi’s daughter, Alexandra Pelosi.

The seemingly ubiquitous “mystery man” Ray Epps was not charged for his role in January 6, despite being captured on video the night before attempting to incite protesters to storm the Capitol building.

A Politico report provides an excuse for why the FBI put Epps on the “most wanted list” and then surreptitiously took him off without an arrest — despite similar January 6 cases being prosecuted.