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A “defining moment” in time is an event which typifies or determines all subsequent related occurrences, one of the most important being the 6 January protests at the US Capitol building—the origins of which were examined yesterday during a US Senate hearing, that saw now resigned Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund testifying under oath that he did not get an FBI report warning of violence on 6 January, and his admitting that he had intelligence that the radical leftist organization Antifa was part of the 6 January attack—an attack on the US Capitol led by Antifa leader John Sullivan, who was arrested then quickly released, and while Trump protesters are rotting in jail, he’s writing a book and was paid tens-of-thousands of dollars by leftist cable news outlets for the videos he shot during the attack he led—and as to why the FBI didn’t warn about this attack it’s inexplicable, because the plans to storm the US Capitol were circulating on social media sites, including Facebook, Twitter, and Parler, for days before it happened.
Facts about this “defining moment” the New York Times conveniently omitted from their article about this US Senate hearing, entitled “Ex-Security Officials Spread Blame for Failures of Capitol Riot”, though within they did state a provable lie by calling this event:
“The most violent assault on the Capitol since the War of 1812”
—and in stating this provable lie as fact, sees them having to ignore the centuries long history of violence at the US Capitol that includes the 1835 attempt to assassinate President Andrew Jackson
—the 1915 Fourth of July anarchist bombing of the US Senate Reception Room
—the 1954 attack when four Puerto Rican nationalists entered the US House gallery, took out guns, and began firing indiscriminately—the 1971 attack when the violent antiwar Weather Underground terrorist group exploded a bomb in a bathroom on the Senate side of the US Capitol—the 1983 attack when a bomb hidden under a bench outside the US Senate Chamber exploded
—the 1998 attack when a gunman killed a police officer in the US Capitol and was then shot and killed
—and the 2013 attack when a woman breeched a US Capitol checkpoint and was shot and killed.
When comparing these past attacks on the US Capitol against what occurred on 6 January, this event saw no guns or bombs being brought into the building by protesters
—saw the only shot being fired coming from the gun of the US Capitol police officer who killed an unarmed female Trump supporter
—saw three other Trump supporters dying, who died, respectively, from a stroke, a heart attack and from being accidentally crushed by the crowd
—and the day following saw a US Capitol police officer dying of natural causes.
So, and if one looks dispassionately at just the facts about this “defining moment” to determine its true main casualty, it’s nowhere better described than in the article “Capitol Riots Were A Dark Day For American Journalism”, that points out the most simple of truths:
“News coverage of the incursion has come to resemble war propaganda
…All facts, true or false, are pointed in the same direction with the aim of demonizing the enemy and anybody who minimises its demonic nature
…The Capitol invasion showed that when it comes to spreading “fake facts”, the traditional media can be even more effective than the social media that is usually blamed”
—and in understanding this truth, leads to what I consider to be the most important video taken of this “defining moment” in time
—a video taken on the floor of the US House, where an exchange between protesters sees one of them reminding everyone to be peaceful because they are engaged in an “information war”.
http://www.whatdoesitmean.com/
https://twitter.com/CPAC/status/1364648840947728387
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1:50 PM · Feb 24, 2021·Twitter Web App