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3 years after Capitol riot, almost 1,000 convictions
« on: January 05, 2024, 04:56:46 pm »
 3 years after Capitol riot, almost 1,000 convictions
by Filip Timotija - 01/05/24 11:26 AM ET

Ahead of the three-year anniversary of the deadly Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol, about 1,000 rioters have either pleaded guilty or been convicted of crimes ranging from felonies such as seditious conspiracy and assaulting police officers to misdemeanors such as trespassing.

More than 1,200 individuals have been charged with federal crimes over the insurrection.

In what has become the biggest criminal investigation in American history, prosecutors are still searching for suspects in an effort that promises to continue to keep Washington’s federal courthouses busy for months to come.

Around 1,230 people have been hit with federal crimes. Some 730 have pleaded guilty, while approximately 170 people were convicted on at least one charge at trials decided by a jury or judge, according to an Associated Press database. Only two defendants were cleared of all charges.

Federal prosecutors are still looking for at least 80 suspects. They also want to know who placed pipe bombs the day ahead of the deadly attack in front of the Democratic and Republican national committee offices. The FBI is offering a $500,000 reward for information about the person responsible. 

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https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/4391103-3-years-after-capitol-riot-1000-convictions/
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Re: 3 years after Capitol riot, almost 1,000 convictions
« Reply #1 on: January 05, 2024, 06:01:41 pm »
This reminds me of the New England Patriots "undefeated" season of 2007.  They won every game, except the one that counts the most - the SuperBowl.

1,000 convictions is well and good, but the conviction that counts the most - Trump's - is eluding them.  Until Trump is convicted by a jury of his peers, none of the other convictions matter.
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Re: 3 years after Capitol riot, almost 1,000 convictions
« Reply #2 on: January 05, 2024, 06:36:25 pm »
I'm really surprised that more than 1,200 people were there.  :whistle:

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Re: 3 years after Capitol riot, almost 1,000 convictions
« Reply #3 on: January 06, 2024, 12:03:49 am »
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Joe Biden brags in his J6 doomer speech that his DOJ has targeted 1,200 J6ers, convicted 900, and sentenced them to 840 years in prison. He wants his political opponents afraid this can happen to them too. What a sick man. (Video)


https://twitter.com/charliekirk11/status/1743390703391269112


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Re: 3 years after Capitol riot, almost 1,000 convictions
« Reply #4 on: January 06, 2024, 12:10:08 am »
1,000 convictions is well and good, but the conviction that counts the most - Trump's - is eluding them.  Until Trump is convicted by a jury of his peers, none of the other convictions matter.

Except, of course, to the 1,000 citizens locked in the DC Gulag and their families. ----  and the chilling affect it has on the right to peacefully assemble and the right to petition the government for redress of grievances.

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Re: 3 years after Capitol riot, almost 1,000 convictions
« Reply #5 on: January 06, 2024, 12:32:01 am »

How citizen investigators are helping the FBI track down Jan. 6 rioters
Jan 3, 2024 6:35 PM EST


The Jan. 6 investigation is the largest FBI operation in history. More than 1200 people have been charged and over 900 convicted. But it has stretched the bureau’s resources and has often had to rely on the work of citizen investigators who came to be known as 'sedition hunters.' Judy Woodruff spoke with one of these anonymous sleuths as part of her series, America at a Crossroads.

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/how-citizen-investigators-are-helping-the-fbi-track-down-jan-6-rioters
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Re: 3 years after Capitol riot, almost 1,000 convictions
« Reply #6 on: January 06, 2024, 01:38:23 am »
How about an acccounting or who in the crowd were:

Federal Agents or in the employ of Federal Agencies, even as contractors.

Agents Provocateur

ANTIFA/BLM 'hired guns'.

We need to know which of the people actually breaking things and throwing hands were plants, and which were actual protesters.

Why did Capitol Police fire pyrotechnic gas bombs, less than lethal rounds into a crowd at point-blank range (something not even done in the BLM riots.)

Why were flashbangs thrown into a crowd which was peaceable even if misplaced?

Who gathered up the original t-post and wire/string/orange net 'crowd control' barriers? (Ray Epps, remember him? was caught on video talking with one of the people who started removing that barrier material immediately afterward?) This removal left the crowd no 'dead line' reference except the bicycle rack barriers, which immediately led to a 'perimeter breach' because the crowd did not know where the perimeter was--the lines had been removed.

Had the crowd kept to the original perimeter, they would have not been close enough to the bicycle rack barriers for the acting security personnel to fire less-than lethal rounds point blank, nor throw in flashbangs ("concussion munitions") --which can be lethal at close proximity.

IIRC, it was the escalation by LEOs and Agents that led to the breach of the bicycle rack barrier, because who won't react when being peaceful and inappropriate force is applied?

Who was the guy breaking windows (in black bloc dress) and pulling them out of the sash who tried to blame the guy who was trying to stop him for the damage, but got caught on video anyway? Was he a plant? If so, by whom, and for what agency?

Who were the people in Trump gear who were inside before the breach?
Were they Feds, hirelings, or otherwise not genuine Trump supporters, but plants to provoke the crowd? How about the reported busloads of ANTIFAs, (who may have been of other affiliations)?

Who opened the electrically locked outer doors to the Capitol?
Under whose orders? (after all, the invasion of the building through a couple of broken windows (serious choke points) should be easily controlled, and those breaches plugged.

Was this done because the proceedings were approaching the part where the objections to the electoral vote certifications for various states were to be recorded as a normal course of events and the "insurrectionists" were no where near close enough to interrupt them, so the 'invasion' had to be helped along to be effective?
 
After all, more conservative folks are not nearly as efficient at invading the premises nor destroying things as, say the crowd on Lake Street (MN), in Portland (OR), Kenosha (WI), and elsewhere. Leftists get that stuff done, looted, and burned, much more efficiently than those of a more conservative mien, who are seldom inclined to invade property, much less loot the contents and destroy what they cannot carry away. 

If the Right is going to have an insurrection, then the Right really needs to up their game, become more proficient at B&E, larceny, and general violence. It is a sad showing, indeed, that those on the Right who were allegedly plotting insurrection and who come from the arguably most heavily armed fraction of the populace (after the Military, Police, and career criminals), presented itself, hat-in-hand, unarmed, to allegedly overthrow the government and be a "Threat to our DemocracyTM".

In fact, it looks like, aside from a few bad actors attempting to inspire the rest to misbehaviour, and/or facilitate that breach of Capitol etiquette, most of the folks there were just following the person ahead of them. Others took one look and left, smelling a rat.
 
The whole show reeks of a setup, including the guy (Ray Epps, again) who was screaming that the protesters needed to enter the building (because hollering outside would not interrupt the proceedings at the critical point which was SKIPPED when the proceedings resumed.

Now, in this some would say these statements reek of paranoia, but, by definition, paranoia is a delusional state. You are not paranoid if there is someone really 'out to get you'.  It appears, that at least for those in attendance that day, the Government (and three letter agencies), all dominated by the very folks who are running things and have been accused of stealing the election, the full force of the Government is indeed, out to 'get them' for speaking their mind and walking on a self-guided tour of the premises, which We, The People, own.

It is difficult to envision entrapment on such a grand scale, but, what is, is.

Hopefully, there will be no 'next time', and not as a result of totalitarian jackboots trampling the First Amendment, nor as the simple end of behind the scenes machinations and skulduggery practiced by those seeking to be in power to retain it, but because we now know that either we stay well within the lines (including scouting in advance to see if those lines have been messed with), or the other option is to go whole hog and loaded for bear.

Please note that I am not advocating the latter, just pointing out that there is that aspect of human nature, that when unjustly accused enough times, and punished unjustly for something, a significant number of people will adopt the attitude that if they are going to be unjustly accused of something and punished for it without doing it, they will eventually do it, and with a vengeance unimagined. Such is human nature.

It would be far more encouraging if, instead of chasing protestors, citizens were tracking down the agents provocateur, the infiltrators into the crowd and organizations, the Confidential Informants, those who actually damaged the building and/or contents, the undercover actors who infiltrated the crowd, the guy who left the pipe bombs, and others who conspired to make the event into a cause célèbre for the Left, and an excuse to increase the persecution of those who continue to desire that we protect and defend our Constitutional Republic, damn their 'democracy'.
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Re: 3 years after Capitol riot, almost 1,000 convictions
« Reply #7 on: January 06, 2024, 04:01:53 pm »
The True Timeline of January 6th is Here!

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