The Real Horror of J6 Was Not the Riot – Updated

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The horror of January 6 wasn’t the riot and people trespassing in the Capitol. It was the aftermath: the lies claiming officers were killed, the destruction of thousands of lives with over-charging, calling people terrorists while letting actual terrorists pour across our border.

The people arrested, in most cases, did nothing wrong, and the administration made felons out of them. People who trespassed went to prison for 3 to 5 years. These people were disgraced and bankrupted. A Capitol Hill police officer murdered a Trump supporter, Ashli Babbett, and he was rewarded for it.

Some were goaded to go inside, and others were ushered in. Police were the initial violent aggressors. The overwhelming number of people had no criminal records.

It is established there were federal agents dressed as Trump supporters who went into the building that day.

People were placed into solitary confinement to force them into taking pleas.

The real horror of January 6 was finding out how corrupt and abusive our government had become. It was calling a riot the worst thing since the Civil War or Pearl Harbor. These are the people in government who did nothing when communist anarchists burned down cities and attacked the police.

People were denied due process, were given leftist lawyers if they couldn’t afford a lawyer, were deprived of the right to fundraise, and had to plead guilty or face a DC kangaroo court.

It was all to get Trump.

People are still being arrested. Grandmothers were put in prison for trespassing; one had stage four cancer. The clip below exposes what happened to one innocent man who had to plead guilty to stop the bleeding. He did nothing to warrant a team of armed agents storming his home, causing his pregnant wife to lose her baby.

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Update: Videos and additional information were added after publication.


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