FBI had 2 dozen assets at Capitol on J6

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FLBear5630 said:

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Wangchung said:

sombear said:

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sombear said:

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sombear said:

Harrison Bergeron said:

Malbec said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

GrowlTowel said:

sombear said:

Wangchung said:

We have moved from the "it's not happening" stage and are now in the "okay it's happening but not enough to matter" stage. Next stage they will be saying "yes it happened and it's a good thing it happened."


I don't recall anyone saying confidently that there were no CIs there. Anyone who would say that is clueless.

Are you surprised there were CIs there? Do you think that's wrong somehow?


Yes. Why is the government spying on a political ralley?


Because some of the individuals and groups had openly advocated violence.

Excuses for monitoring the American people

The Federal gov. minions always come up with excuses like that for their increasingly tyrannical surveillance State spying on the Citizens of this Union

Remember when they were randomly spying on all our cell phone calls?

https://www.aclu.org/press-releases/new-documents-reveal-nsa-improperly-collected-americans-call-records-yet-again




I oppose the cell phone surveillance.

I don't oppose using CIs for violent groups.
Which groups with a history of violent acts were present for J6 and how did the government know they would be there creating the need to embed "FBI Assets"? How many of these "CIs" were embedded in BLM and other groups in the summer of 2020?
Those were my questions ....

1. What groups present had a history of violence?
2, If the government was not spying on U.S. citizens, how did the government know who would be there?
3. Why are violent groups or allegedly violent groups treated differently?
4. Why are violent groups or allegedly violent groups prosecuted and punished differently?
Most of the groups and organizers were publicizing their participation and promoting the protest on twitter and elsewhere. It was no secret.

I don't know whether there were more secretive groups that may have been monitored, although that would not surprise me.

Folks, this info is all over the place. There were many skin-head, militia, and other groups openly and proudly promoting J6 before, during, and after. Whether you like it or not, there are no doubt CIs involved in most of not all of these groups.

I wonder where the CIs were positioned during the Summer of Love?



Smack dab in the middle of Antifa and certain BLM groups.


lol unlikely since they hardly ever made arrests of those groups

But again….you are ludicrously trusting of the unaccountable surveillance State



Did you miss the 14,000 + number?

No, several of you have broadened your arguments, which is fine, but I have not. I'm arguing only that CIs in such groups is SOP. I'm waiting on "but Halliburton" ….
14,000 arrests, how many were after the riot? How many led to convictions?
I just spent 10 minutes on google. Arrests were made at various times, as you'd expect. It often takes time to determine the identities of perpetrators.

Charges ranged from misdemeanors to felonies. Hundreds were charged federally, and on average were sentenced to at least 2 years.

All that said, none of this has anything to do with whether CIs are SOP.
So out of 14,000... hundreds were charged federally. 8 months of riots, over 500 riots, 21 people murdered, billions in damages to federal and private property yet only hundreds were charged and even fewer saw trial. Most of the 14,000 arrests led to dropped charges. The treatment between Jan 6 perps and BLM riot perps was worlds apart. There are zero reports of FBI informants embedded in BLM or Antifa. None.
Edit; I found an article that claims the FBI sent CIs into BLM to goad them into crime, too. Can't speak to the veracity of these claims but it disproves my theory if true. . https://www.yahoo.com/news/fbi-paid-informant-sow-discord-005000541.html



On a side note, is this another example of the similarities of Trump and Reagan? I am sure Reagan would have led a riot and storming of the Capital, right

Similar in that neither Trump nor Reagan ever ordered anyone to riot at the Capital

[The key sentence in the Jan. 6 Ellipse speech s this one:

"I know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the Capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard."]
[rolls eyes] Sure. He was a calming figure...

Words matter

And people and politicians have the right to protests

And Trump never directed anyone to be violent at any time
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FLBear5630 said:

Redbrickbear said:

FLBear5630 said:

Wangchung said:

sombear said:

Wangchung said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

GrowlTowel said:

sombear said:

Harrison Bergeron said:

Malbec said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

GrowlTowel said:

sombear said:

Wangchung said:

We have moved from the "it's not happening" stage and are now in the "okay it's happening but not enough to matter" stage. Next stage they will be saying "yes it happened and it's a good thing it happened."


I don't recall anyone saying confidently that there were no CIs there. Anyone who would say that is clueless.

Are you surprised there were CIs there? Do you think that's wrong somehow?


Yes. Why is the government spying on a political ralley?


Because some of the individuals and groups had openly advocated violence.

Excuses for monitoring the American people

The Federal gov. minions always come up with excuses like that for their increasingly tyrannical surveillance State spying on the Citizens of this Union

Remember when they were randomly spying on all our cell phone calls?

https://www.aclu.org/press-releases/new-documents-reveal-nsa-improperly-collected-americans-call-records-yet-again




I oppose the cell phone surveillance.

I don't oppose using CIs for violent groups.
Which groups with a history of violent acts were present for J6 and how did the government know they would be there creating the need to embed "FBI Assets"? How many of these "CIs" were embedded in BLM and other groups in the summer of 2020?
Those were my questions ....

1. What groups present had a history of violence?
2, If the government was not spying on U.S. citizens, how did the government know who would be there?
3. Why are violent groups or allegedly violent groups treated differently?
4. Why are violent groups or allegedly violent groups prosecuted and punished differently?
Most of the groups and organizers were publicizing their participation and promoting the protest on twitter and elsewhere. It was no secret.

I don't know whether there were more secretive groups that may have been monitored, although that would not surprise me.

Folks, this info is all over the place. There were many skin-head, militia, and other groups openly and proudly promoting J6 before, during, and after. Whether you like it or not, there are no doubt CIs involved in most of not all of these groups.

I wonder where the CIs were positioned during the Summer of Love?



Smack dab in the middle of Antifa and certain BLM groups.


lol unlikely since they hardly ever made arrests of those groups

But again….you are ludicrously trusting of the unaccountable surveillance State



Did you miss the 14,000 + number?

No, several of you have broadened your arguments, which is fine, but I have not. I'm arguing only that CIs in such groups is SOP. I'm waiting on "but Halliburton" ….
14,000 arrests, how many were after the riot? How many led to convictions?
I just spent 10 minutes on google. Arrests were made at various times, as you'd expect. It often takes time to determine the identities of perpetrators.

Charges ranged from misdemeanors to felonies. Hundreds were charged federally, and on average were sentenced to at least 2 years.

All that said, none of this has anything to do with whether CIs are SOP.
So out of 14,000... hundreds were charged federally. 8 months of riots, over 500 riots, 21 people murdered, billions in damages to federal and private property yet only hundreds were charged and even fewer saw trial. Most of the 14,000 arrests led to dropped charges. The treatment between Jan 6 perps and BLM riot perps was worlds apart. There are zero reports of FBI informants embedded in BLM or Antifa. None.
Edit; I found an article that claims the FBI sent CIs into BLM to goad them into crime, too. Can't speak to the veracity of these claims but it disproves my theory if true. . https://www.yahoo.com/news/fbi-paid-informant-sow-discord-005000541.html



On a side note, is this another example of the similarities of Trump and Reagan? I am sure Reagan would have led a riot and storming of the Capital, right

Similar in that neither Trump nor Reagan ever ordered anyone to riot at the Capital

[The key sentence in the Jan. 6 Ellipse speech s this one:

"I know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the Capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard."]
[rolls eyes] Sure. He was a calming figure...

You can honestly say you can see Reagan on that stage as the Election he lost was being certified?

Moving that goal post

You admit he never called for violence....now you just want to convict him of "not being a calming figure"

Do you work for the DNC or Pelosi?
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Jan 6 = Dem Christmas
A demented lump of Biden coal...
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Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . .

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.

That is blatantly obvious


2. There were plenty of BLM related crimes/riot issues taking place under Federal jurisdiction (we are not talking State stuff)

Like the attack on the Federal Court House in Portland or the rioting in DC....all crimes that could have been charged to the max by the Feds if they had wanted.....crimes that had nothing to do with State authorities.

The Feds chose to either down grade and plead out those charges....or not bring charges at all.

While they have been hunting down every Jan. 6th person they could.....right now they are even floating the idea of brining charges against people that were there that day....but that did not even enter the Capitol building!




I don't understand your first point. I agree many if not most were treated unfairly.
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sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . .

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.

That is blatantly obvious


2. There were plenty of BLM related crimes/riot issues taking place under Federal jurisdiction (we are not talking State stuff)

Like the attack on the Federal Court House in Portland or the rioting in DC....all crimes that could have been charged to the max by the Feds if they had wanted.....crimes that had nothing to do with State authorities.

The Feds chose to either down grade and plead out those charges....or not bring charges at all.

While they have been hunting down every Jan. 6th person they could.....right now they are even floating the idea of brining charges against people that were there that day....but that did not even enter the Capitol building!




I don't understand your first point. I agree many if not most were treated unfairly.

You: "It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . ."

Me: "I think all the J6 defendants were treated treated unfairly....the Feds came for all of them in a way they never did for BLM rioters"
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Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . .

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.

That is blatantly obvious


2. There were plenty of BLM related crimes/riot issues taking place under Federal jurisdiction (we are not talking State stuff)

Like the attack on the Federal Court House in Portland or the rioting in DC....all crimes that could have been charged to the max by the Feds if they had wanted.....crimes that had nothing to do with State authorities.

The Feds chose to either down grade and plead out those charges....or not bring charges at all.

While they have been hunting down every Jan. 6th person they could.....right now they are even floating the idea of brining charges against people that were there that day....but that did not even enter the Capitol building!




I don't understand your first point. I agree many if not most were treated unfairly.

You: "It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . ."

Me: "I think all the J6 defendants were treated treated unfairly....the Feds came for all of them in a way they never did for BLM rioters"
I still don't understand. You said the following right after I said J6-ers were treated unfairly:

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.


That is blatantly obvious

Seems to clear to me we're in violent agreement on that. What am I missing?
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sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . .

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.

That is blatantly obvious


2. There were plenty of BLM related crimes/riot issues taking place under Federal jurisdiction (we are not talking State stuff)

Like the attack on the Federal Court House in Portland or the rioting in DC....all crimes that could have been charged to the max by the Feds if they had wanted.....crimes that had nothing to do with State authorities.

The Feds chose to either down grade and plead out those charges....or not bring charges at all.

While they have been hunting down every Jan. 6th person they could.....right now they are even floating the idea of brining charges against people that were there that day....but that did not even enter the Capitol building!




I don't understand your first point. I agree many if not most were treated unfairly.

You: "It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . ."

Me: "I think all the J6 defendants were treated treated unfairly....the Feds came for all of them in a way they never did for BLM rioters"
I still don't understand. You said the following right after I said J6-ers were treated unfairly:

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.


That is blatantly obvious

Seems to clear to me we're in violent agreement on that. What am I missing?

Hey not a violent argument at all!

It just seems that you think some of the J6 protestors were treated fairly by the Federal authorities.

I think they were ALL treated unfairly and all of them were charged to the Max....and then some.

(Heck one of the unarmed female protestors was shot dead)
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historian said:

This should surprise no one.

BREAKING: January 6 Inspector General Says at Least Two Dozen FBI Assets Were in the Crowd During Riot

https://pjmedia.com/victoria-taft/2024/12/12/the-january-6-inspector-generals-report-reveals-at-least-two-dozen-fbi-agents-in-crowd-n4935063


[And why only the FBI? What about DHS? HSI? D.C. Metropolitan Police Department? Secret Service? CIA?

Why limit the discussion only to the FBI?

When Jeremy Brown was pressured to become an informant, his "Ring" doorbell camera records the government employees saying they were from "HSI" not the FBI.]
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Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . .

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.

That is blatantly obvious


2. There were plenty of BLM related crimes/riot issues taking place under Federal jurisdiction (we are not talking State stuff)

Like the attack on the Federal Court House in Portland or the rioting in DC....all crimes that could have been charged to the max by the Feds if they had wanted.....crimes that had nothing to do with State authorities.

The Feds chose to either down grade and plead out those charges....or not bring charges at all.

While they have been hunting down every Jan. 6th person they could.....right now they are even floating the idea of brining charges against people that were there that day....but that did not even enter the Capitol building!




I don't understand your first point. I agree many if not most were treated unfairly.

You: "It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . ."

Me: "I think all the J6 defendants were treated treated unfairly....the Feds came for all of them in a way they never did for BLM rioters"
I still don't understand. You said the following right after I said J6-ers were treated unfairly:

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.


That is blatantly obvious

Seems to clear to me we're in violent agreement on that. What am I missing?

Hey not a violent argument at all!

It just seems that you think some of the J6 protestors were treated fairly by the Federal authorities.

I think they were ALL treated unfairly and all of them were charged to the Max....and then some.

(Heck one of the unarmed female protestors was shot dead)


Violent agreement.

I see what you're saying now. I don't think ALL were mistreated. I have zero sympathy for the idiots who assaulted and battered cops.
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sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . .

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.

That is blatantly obvious


2. There were plenty of BLM related crimes/riot issues taking place under Federal jurisdiction (we are not talking State stuff)

Like the attack on the Federal Court House in Portland or the rioting in DC....all crimes that could have been charged to the max by the Feds if they had wanted.....crimes that had nothing to do with State authorities.

The Feds chose to either down grade and plead out those charges....or not bring charges at all.

While they have been hunting down every Jan. 6th person they could.....right now they are even floating the idea of brining charges against people that were there that day....but that did not even enter the Capitol building!




I don't understand your first point. I agree many if not most were treated unfairly.

You: "It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . ."

Me: "I think all the J6 defendants were treated treated unfairly....the Feds came for all of them in a way they never did for BLM rioters"
I still don't understand. You said the following right after I said J6-ers were treated unfairly:

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.


That is blatantly obvious

Seems to clear to me we're in violent agreement on that. What am I missing?

Hey not a violent argument at all!

It just seems that you think some of the J6 protestors were treated fairly by the Federal authorities.

I think they were ALL treated unfairly and all of them were charged to the Max....and then some.

(Heck one of the unarmed female protestors was shot dead)


Violent agreement.

I see what you're saying now. I don't think ALL were mistreated. I have zero sympathy for the idiots who assaulted and battered cops.
Anyone that went into the Capital, deserves what they get. Those outside and were either watching or demonstrating (non-violently) I agree they could have gotten caught up in the punishment fervor.
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FLBear5630 said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . .

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.

That is blatantly obvious


2. There were plenty of BLM related crimes/riot issues taking place under Federal jurisdiction (we are not talking State stuff)

Like the attack on the Federal Court House in Portland or the rioting in DC....all crimes that could have been charged to the max by the Feds if they had wanted.....crimes that had nothing to do with State authorities.

The Feds chose to either down grade and plead out those charges....or not bring charges at all.

While they have been hunting down every Jan. 6th person they could.....right now they are even floating the idea of brining charges against people that were there that day....but that did not even enter the Capitol building!




I don't understand your first point. I agree many if not most were treated unfairly.

You: "It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . ."

Me: "I think all the J6 defendants were treated treated unfairly....the Feds came for all of them in a way they never did for BLM rioters"
I still don't understand. You said the following right after I said J6-ers were treated unfairly:

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.


That is blatantly obvious

Seems to clear to me we're in violent agreement on that. What am I missing?

Hey not a violent argument at all!

It just seems that you think some of the J6 protestors were treated fairly by the Federal authorities.

I think they were ALL treated unfairly and all of them were charged to the Max....and then some.

(Heck one of the unarmed female protestors was shot dead)


Violent agreement.

I see what you're saying now. I don't think ALL were mistreated. I have zero sympathy for the idiots who assaulted and battered cops.
Anyone that went into the Capital, deserves what they get.

Those American citizens that peacefully entered their own national capital building "deserve what they got"?

You would have fit in well working for the KGB or Gestapo....


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sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . .

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.

That is blatantly obvious


2. There were plenty of BLM related crimes/riot issues taking place under Federal jurisdiction (we are not talking State stuff)

Like the attack on the Federal Court House in Portland or the rioting in DC....all crimes that could have been charged to the max by the Feds if they had wanted.....crimes that had nothing to do with State authorities.

The Feds chose to either down grade and plead out those charges....or not bring charges at all.

While they have been hunting down every Jan. 6th person they could.....right now they are even floating the idea of brining charges against people that were there that day....but that did not even enter the Capitol building!




I don't understand your first point. I agree many if not most were treated unfairly.

You: "It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . ."

Me: "I think all the J6 defendants were treated treated unfairly....the Feds came for all of them in a way they never did for BLM rioters"
I still don't understand. You said the following right after I said J6-ers were treated unfairly:

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.


That is blatantly obvious

Seems to clear to me we're in violent agreement on that. What am I missing?

Hey not a violent argument at all!

It just seems that you think some of the J6 protestors were treated fairly by the Federal authorities.

I think they were ALL treated unfairly and all of them were charged to the Max....and then some.

(Heck one of the unarmed female protestors was shot dead)


Violent agreement.

I see what you're saying now. I don't think ALL were mistreated. I have zero sympathy for the idiots who assaulted and battered cops.

Point being those BLM rioters in DC (Fed territory) who fought with cops got no charges or low ball charges.

While those J6 rioters/protestors in DC (Fed territory) who fought with cops got massive charges...even terror enhancements

I am sure you can see the hypocrisy and the unequal treatment between the two groups....
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Redbrickbear said:

FLBear5630 said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . .

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.

That is blatantly obvious


2. There were plenty of BLM related crimes/riot issues taking place under Federal jurisdiction (we are not talking State stuff)

Like the attack on the Federal Court House in Portland or the rioting in DC....all crimes that could have been charged to the max by the Feds if they had wanted.....crimes that had nothing to do with State authorities.

The Feds chose to either down grade and plead out those charges....or not bring charges at all.

While they have been hunting down every Jan. 6th person they could.....right now they are even floating the idea of brining charges against people that were there that day....but that did not even enter the Capitol building!




I don't understand your first point. I agree many if not most were treated unfairly.

You: "It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . ."

Me: "I think all the J6 defendants were treated treated unfairly....the Feds came for all of them in a way they never did for BLM rioters"
I still don't understand. You said the following right after I said J6-ers were treated unfairly:

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.


That is blatantly obvious

Seems to clear to me we're in violent agreement on that. What am I missing?

Hey not a violent argument at all!

It just seems that you think some of the J6 protestors were treated fairly by the Federal authorities.

I think they were ALL treated unfairly and all of them were charged to the Max....and then some.

(Heck one of the unarmed female protestors was shot dead)


Violent agreement.

I see what you're saying now. I don't think ALL were mistreated. I have zero sympathy for the idiots who assaulted and battered cops.
Anyone that went into the Capital, deserves what they get.

Those people that peacefully entered their own national capital building "deserve what they got"?


No, they were at best illegal entry and at the worst Assault.

The Capitol was closed and a riot was going on. "Gee, Marge lets go in the middle of the riot and complain when we get tear gassed." What did they expect to happen? Anybody that entered with what was going on is a bad actor or idiot, they deserve what they got.

Follow the law and you rarely have a problem. Try to "interpret on what you think it should be based on your reading of the Constitution in HS", you end up in court or worse.

They got EXACTLY what they wanted, a rally moment. They didn't count on Donald hanging them out to dry and not pardoning them. He let them burn...
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Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . .

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.

That is blatantly obvious


2. There were plenty of BLM related crimes/riot issues taking place under Federal jurisdiction (we are not talking State stuff)

Like the attack on the Federal Court House in Portland or the rioting in DC....all crimes that could have been charged to the max by the Feds if they had wanted.....crimes that had nothing to do with State authorities.

The Feds chose to either down grade and plead out those charges....or not bring charges at all.

While they have been hunting down every Jan. 6th person they could.....right now they are even floating the idea of brining charges against people that were there that day....but that did not even enter the Capitol building!




I don't understand your first point. I agree many if not most were treated unfairly.

You: "It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . ."

Me: "I think all the J6 defendants were treated treated unfairly....the Feds came for all of them in a way they never did for BLM rioters"
I still don't understand. You said the following right after I said J6-ers were treated unfairly:

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.


That is blatantly obvious

Seems to clear to me we're in violent agreement on that. What am I missing?

Hey not a violent argument at all!

It just seems that you think some of the J6 protestors were treated fairly by the Federal authorities.

I think they were ALL treated unfairly and all of them were charged to the Max....and then some.

(Heck one of the unarmed female protestors was shot dead)


Violent agreement.

I see what you're saying now. I don't think ALL were mistreated. I have zero sympathy for the idiots who assaulted and battered cops.

Point being those BLM rioters in DC (Fed territory) who fought with cops got no charges or low ball charges.

While those J6 rioters/protestors in DC (Fed territory) who fought with cops got massive charges...even terror enhancements

I am sure you can see the hypocrisy and the unequal treatment between the two groups....
Did BLM storm the Capitol during a Congressional session? I am sure you can see the seriousness of allowing for Congress to have to be evacuated as being something we don't want to happen again.
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FLBear5630 said:

Redbrickbear said:

FLBear5630 said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . .

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.

That is blatantly obvious


2. There were plenty of BLM related crimes/riot issues taking place under Federal jurisdiction (we are not talking State stuff)

Like the attack on the Federal Court House in Portland or the rioting in DC....all crimes that could have been charged to the max by the Feds if they had wanted.....crimes that had nothing to do with State authorities.

The Feds chose to either down grade and plead out those charges....or not bring charges at all.

While they have been hunting down every Jan. 6th person they could.....right now they are even floating the idea of brining charges against people that were there that day....but that did not even enter the Capitol building!




I don't understand your first point. I agree many if not most were treated unfairly.

You: "It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . ."

Me: "I think all the J6 defendants were treated treated unfairly....the Feds came for all of them in a way they never did for BLM rioters"
I still don't understand. You said the following right after I said J6-ers were treated unfairly:

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.


That is blatantly obvious

Seems to clear to me we're in violent agreement on that. What am I missing?

Hey not a violent argument at all!

It just seems that you think some of the J6 protestors were treated fairly by the Federal authorities.

I think they were ALL treated unfairly and all of them were charged to the Max....and then some.

(Heck one of the unarmed female protestors was shot dead)


Violent agreement.

I see what you're saying now. I don't think ALL were mistreated. I have zero sympathy for the idiots who assaulted and battered cops.
Anyone that went into the Capital, deserves what they get.

Those people that peacefully entered their own national capital building "deserve what they got"?


No, they were at best illegal entry and at the worst Assault.


1. 99% of the protestors who entered into that Capital building engaged in NO assault of anyone...they committed no damage......and that is proven because the best charge the Fed thugs can come up with try and get them is "unlawful parading"

2. Opens up a whole question on if the peoples house has a right to be close to the people at all. (vs just the chamber were business is conducted).....the people after all pay for that building, pay for the salaries of the workers in that building, and the business of the Republic is supposed to be open to the people.


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FLBear5630 said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . .

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.

That is blatantly obvious


2. There were plenty of BLM related crimes/riot issues taking place under Federal jurisdiction (we are not talking State stuff)

Like the attack on the Federal Court House in Portland or the rioting in DC....all crimes that could have been charged to the max by the Feds if they had wanted.....crimes that had nothing to do with State authorities.

The Feds chose to either down grade and plead out those charges....or not bring charges at all.

While they have been hunting down every Jan. 6th person they could.....right now they are even floating the idea of brining charges against people that were there that day....but that did not even enter the Capitol building!




I don't understand your first point. I agree many if not most were treated unfairly.

You: "It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . ."

Me: "I think all the J6 defendants were treated treated unfairly....the Feds came for all of them in a way they never did for BLM rioters"
I still don't understand. You said the following right after I said J6-ers were treated unfairly:

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.


That is blatantly obvious

Seems to clear to me we're in violent agreement on that. What am I missing?

Hey not a violent argument at all!

It just seems that you think some of the J6 protestors were treated fairly by the Federal authorities.

I think they were ALL treated unfairly and all of them were charged to the Max....and then some.

(Heck one of the unarmed female protestors was shot dead)


Violent agreement.

I see what you're saying now. I don't think ALL were mistreated. I have zero sympathy for the idiots who assaulted and battered cops.

Point being those BLM rioters in DC (Fed territory) who fought with cops got no charges or low ball charges.

While those J6 rioters/protestors in DC (Fed territory) who fought with cops got massive charges...even terror enhancements

I am sure you can see the hypocrisy and the unequal treatment between the two groups....
Did BLM storm the Capitol during a Congressional session?

This is a interesting argument you have for why BLM protestors should have gotten off scot-free or with low ball charges (and they did)

BLM rioters did surround the White House and try to penetrate the fence and get to the President.

BLM rioters did surround the Capital

BLM rioters did attack Federal Court Houses (Portland, Nashville, etc)

BLM rioters did surround State Capitals and attack people, statues, property, etc.


You are echoing Leftist talking points when you try to somehow paint protesting at the Capital as being "worse"





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Redbrickbear said:

FLBear5630 said:

Redbrickbear said:

FLBear5630 said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . .

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.

That is blatantly obvious


2. There were plenty of BLM related crimes/riot issues taking place under Federal jurisdiction (we are not talking State stuff)

Like the attack on the Federal Court House in Portland or the rioting in DC....all crimes that could have been charged to the max by the Feds if they had wanted.....crimes that had nothing to do with State authorities.

The Feds chose to either down grade and plead out those charges....or not bring charges at all.

While they have been hunting down every Jan. 6th person they could.....right now they are even floating the idea of brining charges against people that were there that day....but that did not even enter the Capitol building!




I don't understand your first point. I agree many if not most were treated unfairly.

You: "It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . ."

Me: "I think all the J6 defendants were treated treated unfairly....the Feds came for all of them in a way they never did for BLM rioters"
I still don't understand. You said the following right after I said J6-ers were treated unfairly:

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.


That is blatantly obvious

Seems to clear to me we're in violent agreement on that. What am I missing?

Hey not a violent argument at all!

It just seems that you think some of the J6 protestors were treated fairly by the Federal authorities.

I think they were ALL treated unfairly and all of them were charged to the Max....and then some.

(Heck one of the unarmed female protestors was shot dead)


Violent agreement.

I see what you're saying now. I don't think ALL were mistreated. I have zero sympathy for the idiots who assaulted and battered cops.
Anyone that went into the Capital, deserves what they get.

Those people that peacefully entered their own national capital building "deserve what they got"?


No, they were at best illegal entry and at the worst Assault.


1. 99% of the protestors who entered into that Capital building engaged in NO assault of anyone...they committed no damage......and that is proven because the best charge the Fed thugs can come up with try and get them is "unlawful parading"

2. Opens up a whole question on if the peoples house has a right to be close to the people at all. (vs just the chamber were business is conducted).....the people after all pay for that building, pay for the salaries of the workers in that building, and the business of the Republic is supposed to be open to the people.



They went in when it was closed in the middle of a riot, a cop died. Come on, what did they expect?

Really? The taxpayers paid for it so you should be able to go in whenever you want? Where is the line drawn? Or do you want to defund the Police? The Police have no authority to safeguard elected officials? Didn't you guys rail on the Secret Service for not restricting access in PA? Or the Congressional Softball game?

Word of advice, it thee is a riot going on go the other direction. The selfie is not worth it.
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Redbrickbear said:

FLBear5630 said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . .

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.

That is blatantly obvious


2. There were plenty of BLM related crimes/riot issues taking place under Federal jurisdiction (we are not talking State stuff)

Like the attack on the Federal Court House in Portland or the rioting in DC....all crimes that could have been charged to the max by the Feds if they had wanted.....crimes that had nothing to do with State authorities.

The Feds chose to either down grade and plead out those charges....or not bring charges at all.

While they have been hunting down every Jan. 6th person they could.....right now they are even floating the idea of brining charges against people that were there that day....but that did not even enter the Capitol building!




I don't understand your first point. I agree many if not most were treated unfairly.

You: "It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . ."

Me: "I think all the J6 defendants were treated treated unfairly....the Feds came for all of them in a way they never did for BLM rioters"
I still don't understand. You said the following right after I said J6-ers were treated unfairly:

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.


That is blatantly obvious

Seems to clear to me we're in violent agreement on that. What am I missing?

Hey not a violent argument at all!

It just seems that you think some of the J6 protestors were treated fairly by the Federal authorities.

I think they were ALL treated unfairly and all of them were charged to the Max....and then some.

(Heck one of the unarmed female protestors was shot dead)


Violent agreement.

I see what you're saying now. I don't think ALL were mistreated. I have zero sympathy for the idiots who assaulted and battered cops.
Anyone that went into the Capital, deserves what they get.

Those American citizens that peacefully entered their own national capital building "deserve what they got"?

You would have fit in well working for the KGB or Gestapo....





Not gonna lie, I'm a little afraid of Granny on the far left.
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FLBear5630 said:

Redbrickbear said:

FLBear5630 said:

Redbrickbear said:

FLBear5630 said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . .

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.

That is blatantly obvious


2. There were plenty of BLM related crimes/riot issues taking place under Federal jurisdiction (we are not talking State stuff)

Like the attack on the Federal Court House in Portland or the rioting in DC....all crimes that could have been charged to the max by the Feds if they had wanted.....crimes that had nothing to do with State authorities.

The Feds chose to either down grade and plead out those charges....or not bring charges at all.

While they have been hunting down every Jan. 6th person they could.....right now they are even floating the idea of brining charges against people that were there that day....but that did not even enter the Capitol building!




I don't understand your first point. I agree many if not most were treated unfairly.

You: "It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . ."

Me: "I think all the J6 defendants were treated treated unfairly....the Feds came for all of them in a way they never did for BLM rioters"
I still don't understand. You said the following right after I said J6-ers were treated unfairly:

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.


That is blatantly obvious

Seems to clear to me we're in violent agreement on that. What am I missing?

Hey not a violent argument at all!

It just seems that you think some of the J6 protestors were treated fairly by the Federal authorities.

I think they were ALL treated unfairly and all of them were charged to the Max....and then some.

(Heck one of the unarmed female protestors was shot dead)


Violent agreement.

I see what you're saying now. I don't think ALL were mistreated. I have zero sympathy for the idiots who assaulted and battered cops.
Anyone that went into the Capital, deserves what they get.

Those people that peacefully entered their own national capital building "deserve what they got"?


No, they were at best illegal entry and at the worst Assault.


1. 99% of the protestors who entered into that Capital building engaged in NO assault of anyone...they committed no damage......and that is proven because the best charge the Fed thugs can come up with try and get them is "unlawful parading"

2. Opens up a whole question on if the peoples house has a right to be close to the people at all. (vs just the chamber were business is conducted).....the people after all pay for that building, pay for the salaries of the workers in that building, and the business of the Republic is supposed to be open to the people.



They went in when it was closed in the middle of a riot, a cop died. Come on, what did they expect?




Those people that went to peacefully protest at the Capital….expected a peaceful protest

Also I see you trying to throw the dead cop in there (from a medical condition)….obviously you are trying to imply the J6 protestors were responsible for that….which is not true

The only innocent person killed on J6 was unarmed Air Force Veteran Ashli Babbitt

[For several weeks, several media sources incorrectly reported Sicknick had died after being struck in the head with a fire extinguisher during the unrest, citing two "anonymous law enforcement officials" as their source. Months later, however, the Washington, D.C. medical examiner reported that Sicknick had died as a result of two strokes, classifying his death as natural]
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Will libtards make a cake on Jan 6?
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FLBear5630 said:

Redbrickbear said:

FLBear5630 said:

Redbrickbear said:

FLBear5630 said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . .

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.

That is blatantly obvious


2. There were plenty of BLM related crimes/riot issues taking place under Federal jurisdiction (we are not talking State stuff)

Like the attack on the Federal Court House in Portland or the rioting in DC....all crimes that could have been charged to the max by the Feds if they had wanted.....crimes that had nothing to do with State authorities.

The Feds chose to either down grade and plead out those charges....or not bring charges at all.

While they have been hunting down every Jan. 6th person they could.....right now they are even floating the idea of brining charges against people that were there that day....but that did not even enter the Capitol building!




I don't understand your first point. I agree many if not most were treated unfairly.

You: "It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . ."

Me: "I think all the J6 defendants were treated treated unfairly....the Feds came for all of them in a way they never did for BLM rioters"
I still don't understand. You said the following right after I said J6-ers were treated unfairly:

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.


That is blatantly obvious

Seems to clear to me we're in violent agreement on that. What am I missing?

Hey not a violent argument at all!

It just seems that you think some of the J6 protestors were treated fairly by the Federal authorities.

I think they were ALL treated unfairly and all of them were charged to the Max....and then some.

(Heck one of the unarmed female protestors was shot dead)


Violent agreement.

I see what you're saying now. I don't think ALL were mistreated. I have zero sympathy for the idiots who assaulted and battered cops.
Anyone that went into the Capital, deserves what they get.

Those people that peacefully entered their own national capital building "deserve what they got"?


No, they were at best illegal entry and at the worst Assault.


1. 99% of the protestors who entered into that Capital building engaged in NO assault of anyone...they committed no damage......and that is proven because the best charge the Fed thugs can come up with try and get them is "unlawful parading"

2. Opens up a whole question on if the peoples house has a right to be close to the people at all. (vs just the chamber were business is conducted).....the people after all pay for that building, pay for the salaries of the workers in that building, and the business of the Republic is supposed to be open to the people.



They went in when it was closed in the middle of a riot, a cop died. Come on, what did they expect?

Really? The taxpayers paid for it so you should be able to go in whenever you want? Where is the line drawn? Or do you want to defund the Police? The Police have no authority to safeguard elected officials? Didn't you guys rail on the Secret Service for not restricting access in PA? Or the Congressional Softball game?

Word of advice, it thee is a riot going on go the other direction. The selfie is not worth it.
no cop died..

Natural causes according to coroner report
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FLBear5630 said:

Wangchung said:

sombear said:

Wangchung said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

GrowlTowel said:

sombear said:

Harrison Bergeron said:

Malbec said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

GrowlTowel said:

sombear said:

Wangchung said:

We have moved from the "it's not happening" stage and are now in the "okay it's happening but not enough to matter" stage. Next stage they will be saying "yes it happened and it's a good thing it happened."


I don't recall anyone saying confidently that there were no CIs there. Anyone who would say that is clueless.

Are you surprised there were CIs there? Do you think that's wrong somehow?


Yes. Why is the government spying on a political ralley?


Because some of the individuals and groups had openly advocated violence.

Excuses for monitoring the American people

The Federal gov. minions always come up with excuses like that for their increasingly tyrannical surveillance State spying on the Citizens of this Union

Remember when they were randomly spying on all our cell phone calls?

https://www.aclu.org/press-releases/new-documents-reveal-nsa-improperly-collected-americans-call-records-yet-again




I oppose the cell phone surveillance.

I don't oppose using CIs for violent groups.
Which groups with a history of violent acts were present for J6 and how did the government know they would be there creating the need to embed "FBI Assets"? How many of these "CIs" were embedded in BLM and other groups in the summer of 2020?
Those were my questions ....

1. What groups present had a history of violence?
2, If the government was not spying on U.S. citizens, how did the government know who would be there?
3. Why are violent groups or allegedly violent groups treated differently?
4. Why are violent groups or allegedly violent groups prosecuted and punished differently?
Most of the groups and organizers were publicizing their participation and promoting the protest on twitter and elsewhere. It was no secret.

I don't know whether there were more secretive groups that may have been monitored, although that would not surprise me.

Folks, this info is all over the place. There were many skin-head, militia, and other groups openly and proudly promoting J6 before, during, and after. Whether you like it or not, there are no doubt CIs involved in most of not all of these groups.

I wonder where the CIs were positioned during the Summer of Love?



Smack dab in the middle of Antifa and certain BLM groups.


lol unlikely since they hardly ever made arrests of those groups

But again….you are ludicrously trusting of the unaccountable surveillance State



Did you miss the 14,000 + number?

No, several of you have broadened your arguments, which is fine, but I have not. I'm arguing only that CIs in such groups is SOP. I'm waiting on "but Halliburton" ….
14,000 arrests, how many were after the riot? How many led to convictions?
I just spent 10 minutes on google. Arrests were made at various times, as you'd expect. It often takes time to determine the identities of perpetrators.

Charges ranged from misdemeanors to felonies. Hundreds were charged federally, and on average were sentenced to at least 2 years.

All that said, none of this has anything to do with whether CIs are SOP.
So out of 14,000... hundreds were charged federally. 8 months of riots, over 500 riots, 21 people murdered, billions in damages to federal and private property yet only hundreds were charged and even fewer saw trial. Most of the 14,000 arrests led to dropped charges. The treatment between Jan 6 perps and BLM riot perps was worlds apart. There are zero reports of FBI informants embedded in BLM or Antifa. None.
Edit; I found an article that claims the FBI sent CIs into BLM to goad them into crime, too. Can't speak to the veracity of these claims but it disproves my theory if true. . https://www.yahoo.com/news/fbi-paid-informant-sow-discord-005000541.html


You don't see a difference with State level riots or a Courthouse in Spokane and storming the Capital during election certification? Those are equal in your eyes?

You are surprised there was more Fed presence? You are surprised that the Feds would come down harder on storming the Capital with Congress in session vs a Courthouse in Portland being damaged? Reilly?

What world do you guys live? Or is this just melodramatics? They stormed the Capital of course they are going to throw the book at them. Jan 6th was wrong, period. There is no discussion. They are lucky they got off as easy as they did.

On a side note, is this another example of the similarities of Trump and Reagan? I am sure Reagan would have led a riot and storming of the Capital, right



Clown alert.
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FLBear5630 said:

Redbrickbear said:

FLBear5630 said:

Wangchung said:

sombear said:

Wangchung said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

GrowlTowel said:

sombear said:

Harrison Bergeron said:

Malbec said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

GrowlTowel said:

sombear said:

Wangchung said:

We have moved from the "it's not happening" stage and are now in the "okay it's happening but not enough to matter" stage. Next stage they will be saying "yes it happened and it's a good thing it happened."


I don't recall anyone saying confidently that there were no CIs there. Anyone who would say that is clueless.

Are you surprised there were CIs there? Do you think that's wrong somehow?


Yes. Why is the government spying on a political ralley?


Because some of the individuals and groups had openly advocated violence.

Excuses for monitoring the American people

The Federal gov. minions always come up with excuses like that for their increasingly tyrannical surveillance State spying on the Citizens of this Union

Remember when they were randomly spying on all our cell phone calls?

https://www.aclu.org/press-releases/new-documents-reveal-nsa-improperly-collected-americans-call-records-yet-again




I oppose the cell phone surveillance.

I don't oppose using CIs for violent groups.
Which groups with a history of violent acts were present for J6 and how did the government know they would be there creating the need to embed "FBI Assets"? How many of these "CIs" were embedded in BLM and other groups in the summer of 2020?
Those were my questions ....

1. What groups present had a history of violence?
2, If the government was not spying on U.S. citizens, how did the government know who would be there?
3. Why are violent groups or allegedly violent groups treated differently?
4. Why are violent groups or allegedly violent groups prosecuted and punished differently?
Most of the groups and organizers were publicizing their participation and promoting the protest on twitter and elsewhere. It was no secret.

I don't know whether there were more secretive groups that may have been monitored, although that would not surprise me.

Folks, this info is all over the place. There were many skin-head, militia, and other groups openly and proudly promoting J6 before, during, and after. Whether you like it or not, there are no doubt CIs involved in most of not all of these groups.

I wonder where the CIs were positioned during the Summer of Love?



Smack dab in the middle of Antifa and certain BLM groups.


lol unlikely since they hardly ever made arrests of those groups

But again….you are ludicrously trusting of the unaccountable surveillance State



Did you miss the 14,000 + number?

No, several of you have broadened your arguments, which is fine, but I have not. I'm arguing only that CIs in such groups is SOP. I'm waiting on "but Halliburton" ….
14,000 arrests, how many were after the riot? How many led to convictions?
I just spent 10 minutes on google. Arrests were made at various times, as you'd expect. It often takes time to determine the identities of perpetrators.

Charges ranged from misdemeanors to felonies. Hundreds were charged federally, and on average were sentenced to at least 2 years.

All that said, none of this has anything to do with whether CIs are SOP.
So out of 14,000... hundreds were charged federally. 8 months of riots, over 500 riots, 21 people murdered, billions in damages to federal and private property yet only hundreds were charged and even fewer saw trial. Most of the 14,000 arrests led to dropped charges. The treatment between Jan 6 perps and BLM riot perps was worlds apart. There are zero reports of FBI informants embedded in BLM or Antifa. None.
Edit; I found an article that claims the FBI sent CIs into BLM to goad them into crime, too. Can't speak to the veracity of these claims but it disproves my theory if true. . https://www.yahoo.com/news/fbi-paid-informant-sow-discord-005000541.html



On a side note, is this another example of the similarities of Trump and Reagan? I am sure Reagan would have led a riot and storming of the Capital, right

Similar in that neither Trump nor Reagan ever ordered anyone to riot at the Capital

[The key sentence in the Jan. 6 Ellipse speech s this one:

"I know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the Capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard."]
[rolls eyes] Sure. He was a calming figure...

You can honestly say you can see Reagan on that stage as the Election he lost was being certified?

Reagan won two elections. Both were landslide victories. (He lost the 1976 primary to Ford and supported him.)
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ScottS said:

Jan 6 = Dem Christmas

Reichstag fire
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5630,
Enjoy your cake on J6.
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Redbrickbear said:

historian said:

This should surprise no one.

BREAKING: January 6 Inspector General Says at Least Two Dozen FBI Assets Were in the Crowd During Riot

https://pjmedia.com/victoria-taft/2024/12/12/the-january-6-inspector-generals-report-reveals-at-least-two-dozen-fbi-agents-in-crowd-n4935063


[And why only the FBI? What about DHS? HSI? D.C. Metropolitan Police Department? Secret Service? CIA?

Why limit the discussion only to the FBI?

When Jeremy Brown was pressured to become an informant, his "Ring" doorbell camera records the government employees saying they were from "HSI" not the FBI.]


To the extent that other agencies were involved in the fraud & entrapment then hold them accountable as well. The FBI was involved pretty extensively with 26 assets on site.
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Married A Horn said:

Redbrickbear said:

FLBear5630 said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . .

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.

That is blatantly obvious


2. There were plenty of BLM related crimes/riot issues taking place under Federal jurisdiction (we are not talking State stuff)

Like the attack on the Federal Court House in Portland or the rioting in DC....all crimes that could have been charged to the max by the Feds if they had wanted.....crimes that had nothing to do with State authorities.

The Feds chose to either down grade and plead out those charges....or not bring charges at all.

While they have been hunting down every Jan. 6th person they could.....right now they are even floating the idea of brining charges against people that were there that day....but that did not even enter the Capitol building!




I don't understand your first point. I agree many if not most were treated unfairly.

You: "It appears y'all are trying to goad me into saying I think all the J6 defendants were treated fairly, but you'll be sorely disappointed . . . ."

Me: "I think all the J6 defendants were treated treated unfairly....the Feds came for all of them in a way they never did for BLM rioters"
I still don't understand. You said the following right after I said J6-ers were treated unfairly:

1. But they really were and you should be able to acknowledge that.


That is blatantly obvious

Seems to clear to me we're in violent agreement on that. What am I missing?

Hey not a violent argument at all!

It just seems that you think some of the J6 protestors were treated fairly by the Federal authorities.

I think they were ALL treated unfairly and all of them were charged to the Max....and then some.

(Heck one of the unarmed female protestors was shot dead)


Violent agreement.

I see what you're saying now. I don't think ALL were mistreated. I have zero sympathy for the idiots who assaulted and battered cops.
Anyone that went into the Capital, deserves what they get.

Those American citizens that peacefully entered their own national capital building "deserve what they got"?

You would have fit in well working for the KGB or Gestapo....





Not gonna lie, I'm a little afraid of Granny on the far left.

Yes Granny is very dangerous: notice the flag she is holding in the photo!
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FLBear5630 said:

Redbrickbear said:

FLBear5630 said:

Wangchung said:

sombear said:

Wangchung said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

GrowlTowel said:

sombear said:

Harrison Bergeron said:

Malbec said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

GrowlTowel said:

sombear said:

Wangchung said:

We have moved from the "it's not happening" stage and are now in the "okay it's happening but not enough to matter" stage. Next stage they will be saying "yes it happened and it's a good thing it happened."


I don't recall anyone saying confidently that there were no CIs there. Anyone who would say that is clueless.

Are you surprised there were CIs there? Do you think that's wrong somehow?


Yes. Why is the government spying on a political ralley?


Because some of the individuals and groups had openly advocated violence.

Excuses for monitoring the American people

The Federal gov. minions always come up with excuses like that for their increasingly tyrannical surveillance State spying on the Citizens of this Union

Remember when they were randomly spying on all our cell phone calls?

https://www.aclu.org/press-releases/new-documents-reveal-nsa-improperly-collected-americans-call-records-yet-again




I oppose the cell phone surveillance.

I don't oppose using CIs for violent groups.
Which groups with a history of violent acts were present for J6 and how did the government know they would be there creating the need to embed "FBI Assets"? How many of these "CIs" were embedded in BLM and other groups in the summer of 2020?
Those were my questions ....

1. What groups present had a history of violence?
2, If the government was not spying on U.S. citizens, how did the government know who would be there?
3. Why are violent groups or allegedly violent groups treated differently?
4. Why are violent groups or allegedly violent groups prosecuted and punished differently?
Most of the groups and organizers were publicizing their participation and promoting the protest on twitter and elsewhere. It was no secret.

I don't know whether there were more secretive groups that may have been monitored, although that would not surprise me.

Folks, this info is all over the place. There were many skin-head, militia, and other groups openly and proudly promoting J6 before, during, and after. Whether you like it or not, there are no doubt CIs involved in most of not all of these groups.

I wonder where the CIs were positioned during the Summer of Love?



Smack dab in the middle of Antifa and certain BLM groups.


lol unlikely since they hardly ever made arrests of those groups

But again….you are ludicrously trusting of the unaccountable surveillance State



Did you miss the 14,000 + number?

No, several of you have broadened your arguments, which is fine, but I have not. I'm arguing only that CIs in such groups is SOP. I'm waiting on "but Halliburton" ….
14,000 arrests, how many were after the riot? How many led to convictions?
I just spent 10 minutes on google. Arrests were made at various times, as you'd expect. It often takes time to determine the identities of perpetrators.

Charges ranged from misdemeanors to felonies. Hundreds were charged federally, and on average were sentenced to at least 2 years.

All that said, none of this has anything to do with whether CIs are SOP.
So out of 14,000... hundreds were charged federally. 8 months of riots, over 500 riots, 21 people murdered, billions in damages to federal and private property yet only hundreds were charged and even fewer saw trial. Most of the 14,000 arrests led to dropped charges. The treatment between Jan 6 perps and BLM riot perps was worlds apart. There are zero reports of FBI informants embedded in BLM or Antifa. None.
Edit; I found an article that claims the FBI sent CIs into BLM to goad them into crime, too. Can't speak to the veracity of these claims but it disproves my theory if true. . https://www.yahoo.com/news/fbi-paid-informant-sow-discord-005000541.html



On a side note, is this another example of the similarities of Trump and Reagan? I am sure Reagan would have led a riot and storming of the Capital, right

Similar in that neither Trump nor Reagan ever ordered anyone to riot at the Capital

[The key sentence in the Jan. 6 Ellipse speech s this one:

"I know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the Capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard."]
[rolls eyes] Sure. He was a calming figure...

You can honestly say you can see Reagan on that stage as the Election he lost was being certified?


Really think Reagan wouldn't have a problem accepting the story that Walter Mondale got 81 million votes ?
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historian said:

FLBear5630 said:

Redbrickbear said:

FLBear5630 said:

Wangchung said:

sombear said:

Wangchung said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

GrowlTowel said:

sombear said:

Harrison Bergeron said:

Malbec said:

sombear said:

Redbrickbear said:

sombear said:

GrowlTowel said:

sombear said:

Wangchung said:

We have moved from the "it's not happening" stage and are now in the "okay it's happening but not enough to matter" stage. Next stage they will be saying "yes it happened and it's a good thing it happened."


I don't recall anyone saying confidently that there were no CIs there. Anyone who would say that is clueless.

Are you surprised there were CIs there? Do you think that's wrong somehow?


Yes. Why is the government spying on a political ralley?


Because some of the individuals and groups had openly advocated violence.

Excuses for monitoring the American people

The Federal gov. minions always come up with excuses like that for their increasingly tyrannical surveillance State spying on the Citizens of this Union

Remember when they were randomly spying on all our cell phone calls?

https://www.aclu.org/press-releases/new-documents-reveal-nsa-improperly-collected-americans-call-records-yet-again




I oppose the cell phone surveillance.

I don't oppose using CIs for violent groups.
Which groups with a history of violent acts were present for J6 and how did the government know they would be there creating the need to embed "FBI Assets"? How many of these "CIs" were embedded in BLM and other groups in the summer of 2020?
Those were my questions ....

1. What groups present had a history of violence?
2, If the government was not spying on U.S. citizens, how did the government know who would be there?
3. Why are violent groups or allegedly violent groups treated differently?
4. Why are violent groups or allegedly violent groups prosecuted and punished differently?
Most of the groups and organizers were publicizing their participation and promoting the protest on twitter and elsewhere. It was no secret.

I don't know whether there were more secretive groups that may have been monitored, although that would not surprise me.

Folks, this info is all over the place. There were many skin-head, militia, and other groups openly and proudly promoting J6 before, during, and after. Whether you like it or not, there are no doubt CIs involved in most of not all of these groups.

I wonder where the CIs were positioned during the Summer of Love?



Smack dab in the middle of Antifa and certain BLM groups.


lol unlikely since they hardly ever made arrests of those groups

But again….you are ludicrously trusting of the unaccountable surveillance State



Did you miss the 14,000 + number?

No, several of you have broadened your arguments, which is fine, but I have not. I'm arguing only that CIs in such groups is SOP. I'm waiting on "but Halliburton" ….
14,000 arrests, how many were after the riot? How many led to convictions?
I just spent 10 minutes on google. Arrests were made at various times, as you'd expect. It often takes time to determine the identities of perpetrators.

Charges ranged from misdemeanors to felonies. Hundreds were charged federally, and on average were sentenced to at least 2 years.

All that said, none of this has anything to do with whether CIs are SOP.
So out of 14,000... hundreds were charged federally. 8 months of riots, over 500 riots, 21 people murdered, billions in damages to federal and private property yet only hundreds were charged and even fewer saw trial. Most of the 14,000 arrests led to dropped charges. The treatment between Jan 6 perps and BLM riot perps was worlds apart. There are zero reports of FBI informants embedded in BLM or Antifa. None.
Edit; I found an article that claims the FBI sent CIs into BLM to goad them into crime, too. Can't speak to the veracity of these claims but it disproves my theory if true. . https://www.yahoo.com/news/fbi-paid-informant-sow-discord-005000541.html



On a side note, is this another example of the similarities of Trump and Reagan? I am sure Reagan would have led a riot and storming of the Capital, right

Similar in that neither Trump nor Reagan ever ordered anyone to riot at the Capital

[The key sentence in the Jan. 6 Ellipse speech s this one:

"I know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the Capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard."]
[rolls eyes] Sure. He was a calming figure...

You can honestly say you can see Reagan on that stage as the Election he lost was being certified?

Reagan won two elections. Both were landslide victories. (He lost the 1976 primary to Ford and supported him.)
the difference is Reagan would never do anything to disparage the US or his Party. He got passed over in just as tumultuous times (68-72) and he didn't stand on a stage and tell people to march on Congress during Certification. That is Mussolini type BS. Trump may have better policies than the Dems, but he is about Trump and making more money. Wrapping Donald up as some type of Reagan-esque deep philosophically motivated President is dangerous. He has moving parts that are just as threatening as Biden's BS, not in the same way but just as dangerous. Case if Point, Musk tweeting what legislation can pass. That does not bother you?
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Trump is no Reagan. But you are parroting Leftist propaganda: Trump didn't tell people to stop certification. He told them to protest peacefully against the blatant and obvious fraud. It became violent because Epps & other FBI, CIA, etc operatives made it way.
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historian said:

Trump is no Reagan. But you are parroting Leftist propaganda: Trump didn't tell people to stop certification. He told them to protest peacefully against the blatant and obvious fraud. It became violent because Epps & other FBI, CIA, etc operatives made it way.

I agree with you on that from a prosecution stand point and said that. He should not be prosecuted for that speech. Parroting the MAGA talking point.

But I watched that speech, from a leadership perspective he lit the fuse. He did not calm the country or stabilize the situation. He and his show enflamed it. You can be wrong and not criminal. He was still President.
 
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