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House Republicans continue GOP’s affront to law enforcement


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Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) and other lawmakers emerged Fridayfrom a visit to Jan. 6 defendants incarcerated in the D.C. jail and proclaimed them to be victims of an alleged “two-tier injustice system.” Greene said, “We have to return freedom and due-process rights to these pre-trial Jan. 6 defendants.” But these inmates are not victims. And the congressional delegation’s embrace of them is an insult to the approximately 140 police officerswho were assaulted during the attack on the U.S. Capitol. We know that because we obtained, and for the first time published, the D.C. Department of Correction’s official list of the 20 Jan. 6 inmatesheld as of March 13, 2023. Here is what Greene and other top Republicans don’t want you to know.

None of the 20 inmates are “political prisoners.” All of them have been charged with committing serious offenses on Jan. 6, 2021. Greene referred to them as “pre-trial” defendants — but nine of the 20 have already been convicted of, or pleaded guilty to, at least some of the charges against them. Seventeen of the 20 have been charged with assaulting law enforcement officers during the attack on the U.S. Capitol; Eight of the 17 have been either convicted at trial (two) or pleaded guilty (six) to assaulting officers.

 

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/house-republicans-continue-gop-s-affront-to-law-enforcement/ar-AA192Qxb?cvid=bda7a822c580424981ad3eac49ac8e0b&ei=20

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1 hour ago, Gromdor said:

Sounds like it's time for another special council!  

I wouldn’t be surprised if that occurs, findings are irrelevant because it’s all about the political optics for these people. Representative Green is a drama Queen and media face time is all she cares about.

JIMHO

 

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Sounds like everyone hates law enforcement right now 

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1 hour ago, Gromdor said:

Sounds like it's time for another special council!  

I agree.  J6 needs to be totally re-investigated and any FBI agents or capitol police who were involved should be detained until that investigation is completed.  None of them should be allowed visitors nor medical care until they either plead out or get acquitted.  

This stuff isn't a joke and heads need to roll for what is being done to these Americans.  That jail should be raided by sitting members of the House and any deficiencies found there should be brought to the attention of the American people.  

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30 minutes ago, Sir Wearer of Hats said:

Sounds like everyone hates law enforcement right now 

The irony is that the vast majority of those at the Capitol that day were those who respected law enforcement.  Pretty sure that has changed based on what we've seen since then.  This kind of action has no precedent in American history, other than the imprisonment of the Japanese in WWII and of course, the pillage of Native Americans. 

These people are being held in deplorable conditions, without trial, often in solitary, for the express purpose of breaking them and forcing them to plead guilty to crimes they didn't commit.  Real Soviet-style Gulag crap and those who push left leaning media lies trying to deny it are complicit in the outrage.  If Americans were exposed to what's really happening there, as opposed to the bull**** lies from media mouthpieces, the Capitol popo would find themselves having to manage crowds on the scale of what we saw in Canada last year.  Gridlock... shut DC DOWN, until they are released.  

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1 hour ago, and-then said:

The irony is that the vast majority of those at the Capitol that day were those who respected law enforcement.  Pretty sure that has changed based on what we've seen since then.  This kind of action has no precedent in American history, other than the imprisonment of the Japanese in WWII and of course, the pillage of Native Americans. 

These people are being held in deplorable conditions, without trial, often in solitary, for the express purpose of breaking them and forcing them to plead guilty to crimes they didn't commit.  Real Soviet-style Gulag crap and those who push left leaning media lies trying to deny it are complicit in the outrage.  If Americans were exposed to what's really happening there, as opposed to the bull**** lies from media mouthpieces, the Capitol popo would find themselves having to manage crowds on the scale of what we saw in Canada last year.  Gridlock... shut DC DOWN, until they are released.  

Do you have any content to post concerning the topic of this thread!:unsure:?

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Marjorie Taylor Greene Calls Cops on Heckler With Whistle

 Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) says her office called 911 on a protester blowing a whistle during her Friday evening press conference after the heckler “assaulted everyone” with the noise. “As you can see, there’s paid protesters here today,” Greene said as the sound of chaos rang out in the background outside the D.C. jail where Jan. 6 defendants are behind bars. The noise seemed to come entirely from a single demonstrator. “And they can whistle and say everything they want but we will not be deterred. We do not care about them because they work for evil,” Greene declared.

Marjorie Taylor Greene Calls Cops on Heckler With Whistle (msn.com)

This individual certainly made a point that representative Greens actions were nothing but a Dog Whistle which he made very clear!!:lol:

 

 
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3 hours ago, and-then said:

The irony is that the vast majority of those at the Capitol that day were those who respected law enforcement.  Pretty sure that has changed based on what we've seen since then.  This kind of action has no precedent in American history, other than the imprisonment of the Japanese in WWII and of course, the pillage of Native Americans. 

These people are being held in deplorable conditions, without trial, often in solitary, for the express purpose of breaking them and forcing them to plead guilty to crimes they didn't commit.  Real Soviet-style Gulag crap and those who push left leaning media lies trying to deny it are complicit in the outrage.  If Americans were exposed to what's really happening there, as opposed to the bull**** lies from media mouthpieces, the Capitol popo would find themselves having to manage crowds on the scale of what we saw in Canada last year.  Gridlock... shut DC DOWN, until they are released.  

It was a mostly peaceful insurrection. 

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12 hours ago, and-then said:

I agree.  J6 needs to be totally re-investigated and any FBI agents or capitol police who were involved should be detained until that investigation is completed.  None of them should be allowed visitors nor medical care until they either plead out or get acquitted.  

This stuff isn't a joke and heads need to roll for what is being done to these Americans.  That jail should be raided by sitting members of the House and any deficiencies found there should be brought to the attention of the American people.  

Dang, that's a helluva way to support the police.....  

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"None of the 20 inmates are political prisoners.”

Rubbish. That's exactly what they are. 

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17 minutes ago, Gromdor said:

Dang, that's a helluva way to support the police.....  

Said this in another thread

"J6 needs to be totally re-investigated and any FBI agents or capitol police who were involved should be detained until that investigation is completed.  None of them should be allowed visitors nor medical care until they either plead out or get acquitted."

The irony is no more. They killed it. They ****ing killed it. 

Unhinged, frantic, retaliatory nonsense just like the Emperor God Cheeto Benito.

 

 

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9 hours ago, el midgetron said:

It was a mostly peaceful insurrection. 

Other then the 150 injured officers atleast. 

But hey. Say whatever you got to to defend savior Trump man from looking bad. 

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23 minutes ago, itsnotoutthere said:

"None of the 20 inmates are political prisoners.”

Rubbish. That's exactly what they are. 

Did they commit crimes?

Or is law and order just a meaningless platitude that Trump supporters use to say. 

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12 hours ago, and-then said:

The irony is that the vast majority of those at the Capitol that day were those who respected law enforcement.  Pretty sure that has changed based on what we've seen since then.  This kind of action has no precedent in American history, other than the imprisonment of the Japanese in WWII and of course, the pillage of Native Americans. 

Wow...

That's an insult to what happened to the natives and  Japanese Americans. 

Your buddies obstruct the legal certification of the election. You know, like how our Democracy has always done. 

And you're over here acting like they are the victims...

The core of Trump's base is literally a cult. I swear. And the rest of you more rational Republicans who watch these cultist and enable them are equally to blame when **** like Jan 6th happens

 

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On 3/24/2023 at 10:10 PM, el midgetron said:

It was a mostly peaceful insurrection. 

Tell that to the senators and congress members who ran for their lives during this "mostly" peaceful insurrection.

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On 3/25/2023 at 8:57 AM, itsnotoutthere said:

"None of the 20 inmates are political prisoners.”

Rubbish. That's exactly what they are. 

I guess the same could be said about ISIS, Taliban, or Al Qaida prisoners.  Because their actions are for a political/governmental change. (Towards a theocracy)

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29 minutes ago, Gromdor said:

I guess the same could be said about ISIS, Taliban, or Al Qaida prisoners.  Because their actions are for a political/governmental change. (Towards a theocracy)

And don't forget about Antifa and BLM, all attacked for their political views. Oh yeah.:devil:   

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On 3/24/2023 at 7:01 PM, Sir Wearer of Hats said:

Sounds like everyone hates law enforcement right now 

Or so the media portrays.

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4 hours ago, Portre said:

Tell that to the senators and congress members who ran for their lives during this "mostly" peaceful insurrection.

“Mostly peaceful…” is an allusion to the descriptions of the post George Ffloyd “protests” that literally saw cities burning and people murdered being called (in front of said fires IIRC) to hv been “mostly peaceful”, it’s contextually used here to mean “totally not peaceful”.

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On 3/26/2023 at 1:25 AM, spartan max2 said:

Wow...

That's an insult to what happened to the natives and  Japanese Americans. 

Your side of politics compared the whole January 6 event to 9/11 and Pearl Harbour, and THAT is an insult to the thousands who lost their lives at those two tragic events. So you be offended on behalf of the natives and Japanese Americans, we'll be offended for the thousands of dead bodies on whom freedom has been bought, and we can all be miserably offended together! 

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1 hour ago, Paranoid Android said:

Your side of politics compared the whole January 6 event to 9/11 and Pearl Harbour, and THAT is an insult to the thousands who lost their lives at those two tragic events. So you be offended on behalf of the natives and Japanese Americans, we'll be offended for the thousands of dead bodies on whom freedom has been bought, and we can all be miserably offended together! 

"Your side."

Perhaps hard for some polarized people to understand but I'm an individual. And I was responding to an individual who made an insulting comparison.

I've never compared Jan 6th to 9/11 or peral harbor.

So feel free to be hypocritical and be mad at "the left" for a peral harbor comparison while thinking And Then comment is all fine and dandy.

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39 minutes ago, spartan max2 said:

"Your side."

Perhaps hard for some polarized people to understand but I'm an individual. And I was responding to an individual who made an insulting comparison.

I've never compared Jan 6th to 9/11 or peral harbor.

So feel free to be hypocritical and be mad at "the left" for a peral harbor comparison while thinking And Then comment is all fine and dandy.

I know you are an individual. I'm not sharing extremist left wing views and putting them in your mouth, this is mainstream messaging from CNN, MSNBC, NBC, ABC, and the rest. If you specifically didn't say anything about this, awesome, but many MANY others on your side did! My post was intended to point out this simple fact, nothing more! 

Now that this is all said, we can continue to be offended by the actions of the other side of politics!

 

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4 minutes ago, Paranoid Android said:

I know you are an individual. I'm not sharing extremist left wing views and putting them in your mouth, this is mainstream messaging from CNN, MSNBC, NBC, ABC, and the rest. If you specifically didn't say anything about this, awesome, but many MANY others on your side did! My post was intended to point out this simple fact, nothing more! 

Now that this is all said, we can continue to be offended by the actions of the other side of politics!

 

So do you agree with And Then comparison?  Or do you just feel the need to defend anyone who comments from "your side."

Comparing the charges towards the Jan 6th rioters as similar to what happened to the natives is delusional and IMO shows what rabbit holes of extremism And Then listens to.

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The irony is that the vast majority of those at the Capitol that day were those who respected law enforcement. Pretty sure that has changed based on what we've seen since then. This kind of action has no precedent in American history, other than the imprisonment of the Japanese in WWII and of course, the pillage of Native Americans. 

 

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2 minutes ago, spartan max2 said:

So do you agree with And Then comparison?  Or do you just feel the need to defend anyone who comments from "your side."

Comparing the charges towards the Jan 6th rioters as similar to what happened to the natives is delusional and IMO shows what rabbit holes of extremism And Then listens to.

 

I didn't say anything either for or against And Then's position. But to use his words as a reason to be "offended" or "insulted" on behalf of others is just way over the top! 

Comparing the events of January 6 as similar to what happened at Pearl Harbour or 9/11 "is delusional and IMO shows what rabbit holes of extremism that left wingers listen to". 

The difference between our views is that the rabbit hole of extremism that And Then listens to is an extreme example of right winger views. The rabbit hole of extremism that the left listens to is broadcast at 6pm on 95% of the news channels you turn on in the evening! 

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