There Were ‘No Major Incidents of Illegal Activity’, Read that Again
byMatthew Holloway
October 1, 2021
So when you ask: What could possibly break the left’s exaggerated narrative of the January 6th Capitol Breach even more than video accounts readily showing two disparate groups; one violently damaging the building led by a confirmed Antifa provocateur, and the other calmly walking through the rotunda and observing the velvet ropes? How about a confidential report from the Department of Homeland Security from 30 minutes after the barricades fell that reads “There are no major incidents of illegal activity at this time.” Would that do it? Nope. Instead, it has the leftists in Congress and the press frothing at the mouth demanding answers to why “A communication on Jan. 6 from a key DHS hub that was emailed to senior Army leaders dramatically undersold the unfolding chaos.”
The ninety-minute Youtube-banned footage from The #HollowNet tells the story quite well. At thirty minutes in, the explanation that ‘no major incidents of illegal activity’ had occurred does seem accurate. Certainly nothing to the caliber of the violence, looting, pillaging, murder, and arson of the Summer 2020 BLM Riots had occurred as of that time.
It was only later that Antifa provocateur and one-time CNN Contributor John Earle Sullivan aka JaydenX or John Sullivan who subsequently faced eight criminal charges including weapons charges for his actions while breaching the US Capitol on Jan 6th. Notably, the famous footage of the horrific murder of USAF Veteran Ashli Babbitt at the hands of Capitol Police Lt. Michael Byrd was captured by Sullivan as he led the charge into the Speaker’s lobby.
The Full Released Report of “No Major Incidents of Illegal Activity”
https://thegoptimes.com/there-were-no-major-incidents-of-illegal-activity-read-that-again/?utm_source=TGT%20Master%200521&utm_medium=email&utm_content=subscriber_id:32167667&utm_campaign=There%20Were%20%E2%80%98No%20Major%20Incidents%20of%20Illegal%20Activity%E2%80%99,%20Read%20that%20Again
