Letter from a J6 Political Prisoner
By AG News Staff
April 28, 2022
Below is the text of a letter to American Greatness by Ethan Nordean, who has been incarcerated awaiting trial for more than a year. Nordean committed no violent crime on January 6; surveillance video shows Nordean walking into the building with hundreds of others as Capitol police stood by.
Judge Timothy Kelly, appointed to the D.C. District Court by Donald Trump, refuses to release Nordean and his other nonviolent co-defendants while at the same time delaying their trial, which is now set for August 2022.As it stands the American government has placed more value on a particular narrative than it has on truth itself. You can find examples of this going on all over the country, look no further than the covid pandemic, the department of education, Donald Trump, January 6th, or the ideological differences between the left and the right. Nothing is off limits when it comes to perpetuating the narrative or protecting it for that matter. There is no price too high, or constitutional right that can’t be infringed upon. For the narrative, all cards play.
On January 6th protesters entered the capitol and temporarily paused the officiation of president Joe Biden. In 2018 protestors stormed the capital and temporarily paused the officiation of supreme court justice Brett Kavanaugh. One of these events will be hardly mentioned, the other will be called one of the greatest attacks on American democracy, a terrorist attack, some will compare it equally to 9/11. One of these events will result in a few fines given out, or a few days in jail. The other event will result in several thousand indictments and years of prison time. Seems a bit biased if you ask me.
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