tyb
>>16455360 PB
>that's the classic satanic raping pedo guilty as fuck oh shit i'm busted look right there.
>"We caught them all"
So
When i listen to joe talking about a transition
There's been no transition from when I won, I won that election
And if you look at Crooked Hillary Clinton
If you look at all of the different people
There was no transition because
They came after me trying to do a COUP
They came after me spying on my campaign
They started from the day I won, even before I won
From the day I came down the escalator with our First Lady
They were a disaster, they were a disgrace to our country
AND WE'VE CAUGHT EM
we've caught em all
we've got it all on tape
We caught em all
>>16454088 PB
Solomon on Warroom right now
with some Boom Boom
>2 weeks before
‘Bloody War.’ Capitol Police first warned about violence two weeks before Jan. 6 riots, memos show
Capitol Police received alerts from both U.S. Homeland Security and District of Columbia authorities about potential violence at the Capitol more than two weeks before the Jan. 6 riots, a pre-Christmas warning that flagged online chatter about waging a “bloody war,” concealing guns, and burning down the Supreme Court, according to internal memos obtained by Just the News that reveal much earlier and persistent red flags about the tragedy.
“Right-wing extremists are talking about tunnels below the Capitol Complex and the allegiances of USCP officers,” Capitol Police intelligence expert John T. Nugent Jr. wrote in an e-mail Dec. 21, 2020 sent to a distribution list of the department's Intelligence and Interagency Coordination Division.
Nugent’s email forwarded information from the District of Columbia’s intelligence analyst that stated a social post “had garnered quite a bit of interest online” about Jan. 6 because it included a map of the Capitol grounds. The post was “showing the tunnel system underneath the campus, and the thread has several mentions of digging, probing security, carrying tools to the Capitol,” the email said.
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Two days later, another Capitol Police official, Matthew N. Hurtig, sent a series of attachments in an email summarizing recent “domestic terrorism” threats. His email warned that “militia members discuss attending a January Pro-Trump-Rally and that one of the militias, the Oath Keepers, was asking Trump ”not to concede, warns of ‘bloody war’ if he doesn’t invoke the Insurrection Act” and “seize all databases of the CIA, FBI, NSA, DNI.”
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HurtigIntelEmail12-23-20.pdf
The Oath Keepers and their founder have been accused of playing a key role in the Jan. 6 Capitol breach, with 11 figures charged with “seditious conspiracy” by the Justice Department.
The same day as the DC government warning, the Department of Homeland Security sent Capitol Police an extensive dossier about online and social media chatter suggesting the Jan. 6 event could be violent.
The warning, summarized in an “Investigative Research and Analysis Report” obtained by Just the News, shows Capitol Police were given access to a non-public blog where maps of the Capitol and the tunnel systems were shared and Jan. 6 attendees made several comments that “promote confronting members of Congress and carrying firearms during the protest.”
“On December 21, 2020, DHS notified USCP of a blog referencing tunnels on US Capitol grounds used by members of Congress. The discussion is posted to a website for supporters of President Trump… The full websites were preserved as a PDF and attached to this report for safe viewing,” the intelligence report stated.
The report offered eight-pages of specific vulgar and violent threats that were being made by potential attendees of the rally even before the New Year started, including:
“Burn the f—king Supreme Court down. It’s useless anyways.”
“Anyone going armed needs to be mortally prepared to draw down on LEOs. Let them shoot first, but make sure they know what happens if they do.”
“Nerve gas. That is Ok.”
“Absolutely bring you gun. Sling it over your back and wear a big puffy coat over it if you have to.”
Emails, intel document flagged social media posts on Dec. 21, 2020 warning of troubling threats
>Solomon on Warroom right now
>with some Boom Boom
The intelligence also made clear that attendees wanted to confront lawmakers and stop them from casting the votes that would certify Joe Biden as the winner of the November 2020 election and the next U.S. president. One specifically referenced House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
“I hope to be all up in her face before she can get to that meeting,” one of the attendees wrote anonymously in the blog flagged by Homeland Security.
Rep. Jim Banks, one of the GOP lawmakers who has investigated the security failures that preceded Jan. 6, said the new memos make clear Capitol Police had extensive reason to suspect widespread violence would occur that day and had more than two weeks to prepare for it.
He added it is incumbent to learn what, if anything, Democratic leaders who controlled security for the Capitol, including Pelosi and Senate Democrat Leader Chuck Schumer, were told from those intelligence assessments before a decision was made Jan. 4, 2021 to turn down the Trump administration’s offer of National Guard troops.
“USCP and DHS were internally warning of serious threats to the Capitol three weeks before the riot," Banks told Just the News. "I simply don’t understand how Speaker Pelosi’s Sergeant at Arms could’ve repeatedly denied requests for National Guard troops from both the Pentagon and the Capitol Police chief after seeing just a small inkling of this intelligence. It proves incredible negligence."
Multiple inquiries have faulted Capitol Police for intelligence and security failures, mostly focused on turning down the Guard request and failing to react to intelligence that came in from the FBI on Jan. 5 warning about protesters planning to block congressional tunnels, confront members and storm the Capitol. But few provide the detail that was contained in the earliest warnings that pre-dated Christmas.
A Senate investigation did reference intelligence from December as one of many points of failure.
“Internal records and USCP officials’ testimony confirm that USCP began gathering information about events planned for January 6 in mid-December 2020. Through open-source collection, tips from the public, and other sources, USCP IICD knew about social-media posts calling for violence at the Capitol on January 6, including a plot to breach the Capitol, the online sharing of maps of the Capitol Complex’s tunnel systems, and other specific threats of violence. Yet, IICD did not convey the full scope of known information to USCP leadership, rank-and-file officers, or law enforcement partners,” it noted.
But the emails and intelligence threat reports show just how extensive the information was, surprising even veteran executives from Capitol Police.
A senior Capitol Police official who witnessed Jan. 6 told Just the News he did not get briefed on the December intelligence and that it was shockingly clear the department and congressional leaders had more than two weeks to prepare for the very real potential of violence – yet did not.
“This is the sort of stuff operations and patrol and the civil disturbance units should have been read into and been preparing for,” the official said, speaking only on condition of anonymity because of confidentiality requirements from the department. “While it doesn’t have the specific names of suspects, it paints a clear threat assessment that the very violence that occurred on Jan. 6 was being discussed weeks earlier, right down to the tunnels. The failure to get this into front-line hands is a failure of leadership.”
A weekly intelligence report the department did prepare on Dec. 23, 2020 pointedly excluded much of what was transmitted to Capitol Police from DHS and DC government, downplaying the threat environment. It mentioned some protesters planned to come armed but that Jan. 6 was likely to be "similar to the previous Million MAGA March protests in November and December” that were mostly uneventful.
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December 23 intel report.pdf
The December intelligence reports also included many references to plans to surround the Capitol as a means of stopping certification, a warning that apparently did not get to the police permitting officials who approved multiple protest permits that essentially created a ring around the Capitol on Jan. 6 that became impossible for Capitol Police to contain.
“We can't give them a chance,” one of the flagged posts from December stated. “Overwhelming armed numbers is our only chance.”
In the end, a $600 million annual police force became overwhelmed in what was one of the darkest days in congressional history.
>https://justthenews.com/government/congress/bloody-war-capitol-police-first-warned-about-violence-two-weeks-jan-6-riots
>Sounds like the Dems. had all of this shit planned way before Trump invited Patriots to come to DC on the 6th.
>And the Patriots showing up, complicated their evil plans.
>Now they are having trouble keeping their lies straight.
almost Like 1-6 was a
Known Agenda
This cunt's statement needs to go viral.
AG Dana Nessel jokes'a drag queen for every school,'attacks 'fake issues'
Craig Mauger
The Detroit News
Published 5:14 p.m. ET June 15, 2022Updated 5:45 p.m. ET June 15, 2022
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Lansing — Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel spoke out Wednesday against what she described as "fake issues" that are dividing people, saying "drag queens are fun" and "make everything better."
"(You) know what is not a problem for kids who are seeking a good education? Drag queens," Nessel said during a speech that primarily focused on education at a summit in Lansing hosted by the Michigan Department of Civil Rights.
"Drag queens are entertainment," she said. "And you know what I'll say that was totally not poll tested, I'd say this, 'A drag queen for every school.'"
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel answers questions from the news media as she announces the first criminal charges in her investigation into claims of abuse by Michigan residents who were involved with the Boy Scouts of America at the Cadillac Place in Detroit on Wednesday, March 9, 2022.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel answers questions from the news media as she announces the first criminal charges in her investigation into claims of abuse by Michigan residents who were involved with the Boy Scouts of America at the Cadillac Place in Detroit on Wednesday, March 9, 2022. Max Ortiz, The Detroit News
Drag queens would lift kids up when they're having "emotional issues," the Democratic attorney general said.
Nessel's comments drew laughter from the crowd at the Lansing conference but criticism from Republicans on social media amid an ongoing debate over how topics of sex and gender identity should be taught in schools.
"'A drag queen for every school' is a great summation of today’s Democrat Party platform," tweeted Donald Trump Jr., the son of former President Donald Trump.
Paul Cordes, chief of staff of the Michigan Republican Party, labeled Nessel's remarks "unbelievable."
"This is not normal," Cordes posted on social media. "She shouldn’t be allowed to joke this away."
Nessel, who is gay, began her speech at the civil rights summit by saying she wanted to express some "righteous indignation" about "some of the things that are happening."
"I am so tired of having prominent members of our state government create wedge issues that don't help, that don't heal us but divide us. And that's all they do," Nessel said.
She applauded comments made by Sen. Jeremy Moss, D-Southfield, on Tuesday as the Republican-controlled Michigan Senate declined to approve his resolution honoring LGBTQ Pride Month.
Senate Majority Leader Mike Shirkey, R-Clarklake, wanted to alter the original resolution proposal to remove a reference to the government's response to AIDS and to note "each person is created in God's image."