3 hours ago, Outlaw said:

Sorry, never saw that picture. Had seen the phrase used previously, so just parroted it. But enjoy your "gotcha."

 Parroting false right-wing talking points is basically all you do, so this was very much on brand at least.

9 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

 Parroting false right-wing talking points is basically all you do, so this was very much on brand at least.

No you’re absolutely right. There were definitely absolutely no older ladies or gentleman walking around that day. Only military age men and women hellbent on murder. Guess our friendship is over.

23 minutes ago, Outlaw said:

No you’re absolutely right. There were definitely absolutely no older ladies or gentleman walking around that day. Only military age men and women hellbent on murder. Guess our friendship is over.

now we're back to there actually were 60 year old memaws with flags there

Just now, we_gotta_believe said:

now we're back to there actually were 60 year old memaws with flags there

Are you actually saying there weren’t? Have you watched no video or viewed no pictures? Not going down this rabbit hole with you. You’re right. I’m wrong. Hope that helps you sleep better buddy. 

5 minutes ago, Outlaw said:

Are you actually saying there weren’t? Have you watched no video or viewed no pictures? Not going down this rabbit hole with you. You’re right. I’m wrong. Hope that helps you sleep better buddy. 

I don't know, is that what you heard on Tucker Carlson, immediately took at face value, and then parroted on here?

How many 60 year old flag waving memaws did you hear were there meandering those halls? Just one, or "a few"?

2 hours ago, Outlaw said:

No you’re absolutely right. There were definitely absolutely no older ladies or gentleman walking around that day. Only military age men and women hellbent on murder. Guess our friendship is over.

Right, but normal people would see what was going on as the nuts were climbing through broken windows and assaulting police officers and say something like  "this is getting out of hand, maybe we should get out of here”. Instead they followed them in.

11 hours ago, Outlaw said:

They were still riots, just as 1/6 was. 

Except for the seditionists trying to overthrow the election.

16 hours ago, Outlaw said:

And that right there is why things are the way they are on this issue. Armed robbery? Bail. Illegal border crossing? Flight to the city in the middle of the night. Walking around the Capitol building? A year in solitary with no bail. I'm not talking about people harming cops, or the true troublemakers...those guys deserve everything they get. Sorry you guys don't like to hear it, but a good portion of that crowd WERE just following the crowd and meandering.

And even those people committed multiple crimes, just by being there. 

19 minutes ago, Boogyman said:

And even those people committed multiple crimes, just by being there. 

My schizoid sister was arrested for tresspassing in a mall.

It turns out being in a place when it is closed isn't legal. She just hid in a changing room, she didn't steal a police riot shield and break a window to get in.

Within the Oath Keepers indictment, the plan was to hold the Capitol until nightfall. Once they had control, there were teams set up outside DC to funnel all the guns and ammo they had left in their hotel rooms in.

8 minutes ago, toolg said:

Within the Oath Keepers indictment, the plan was to hold the Capitol until nightfall. Once they had control, there were teams set up outside DC to funnel all the guns and ammo they had left in their hotel rooms in.

So, not meandering tourists?

"Matching orders"? I wonder what would have given them that idea...

Oh right, someone told them to march to the Capitol and have trial by combat. 

8 minutes ago, Toastrel said:

So, not meandering tourists?

I believe there were layers to the operation. Some were there to attend the rally, see their heroes give speeches in the National Mall, then go home. Meandering tourists. They were cover to make the crowd appear larger and create confusion during the event. Others, like the Oath Keepers, came prepared to participate in full-on insurrection.

That coward is avoiding the two Jan 6th threads like the ever so slightly above average height bish he is lol. Hate to see it.

It is clear from the feces smearing, and morons like the realtor from Texas, the horned freak, etc, there were plenty of ordinary morons in attendance.

Of course, since they were Trump supporters believing stolen election lies, this makes a lot of sense.

Just now, Toastrel said:

It is clear from the feces smearing, and morons like the realtor from Texas, the horned freak, etc, there were plenty of ordinary morons in attendance.

Of course, since they were Trump supporters believing stolen election lies, this makes a lot of sense.

I wonder how much fecal matter gets spread on the walls during those intense 27 man poker games? If I had to guess, I'd say all the fecal matter.

1 hour ago, toolg said:

Within the Oath Keepers indictment, the plan was to hold the Capitol until nightfall. Once they had control, there were teams set up outside DC to funnel all the guns and ammo they had left in their hotel rooms in.

 

 

15 minutes ago, VanHammersly said:

 

 

I believe there was a very uncoordinated effort to stall the proceedings Jan 6. Everything was on the table. Congressmen were supposed to stand up and challenge anything and everything, essentially filibuster the count. Check. Somebody planted bombs. There was going to be a riot. Whatever to evacuate the Capitol. Check. D-bags like the Oath Keepers got the call and we're like "We're in! This is it! Everything we've trained for!", and went to DC in full commando mode. Nobody prepared for the counter response because they didn't have to. All they wanted was the interruption. Make chaos.

Behind the scenes they were working state legislators to make up a challenge to the electoral vote count. If they found one to crack, others were supposed to follow like lemmings. I don't know what Guiliani was thinking. What was going to change overnight?  What state legislatures were going to suddenly de-certify the electors they already certified weeks before? Somehow he was convinced a delay was going to change things. It backfired in a big way.  

7 minutes ago, toolg said:

I believe there was a very uncoordinated effort to stall the proceedings Jan 6. Everything was on the table. Congressmen were supposed to stand up and challenge anything and everything, essentially filibuster the count. Check. Somebody planted bombs. There was going to be a riot. Whatever to evacuate the Capitol. Check. D-bags like the Oath Keepers got the call and we're like "We're in! This is it! Everything we've trained for!", and went to DC in full commando mode. Nobody prepared for the counter response because they didn't have to. All they wanted was the interruption. Make chaos.

Behind the scenes they were working state legislators to make up a challenge to the electoral vote count. If they found one to crack, others were supposed to follow like lemmings. I don't know what Guiliani was thinking. What was going to change overnight?  What state legislatures were going to suddenly de-certify the electors they already certified weeks before? Somehow he was convinced a delay was going to change things. It backfired in a big way.  

There were at least three things going on:

1. Coordinated attack, with detailed planning, weapons, communications and military tactics.

2. Uncoordinated mob of deluded Trump supporters whipped into a frenzy by Brooks, Giuliani and Trump, etc

3. A coordinated and planned out attempt to block the certification of the electoral vote by Trump, his staff and other sitting members of the GOP in Congress, among others.

just another witch hunt. 

1 hour ago, Toastrel said:

There were at least three things going on:

1. Coordinated attack, with detailed planning, weapons, communications and military tactics.

2. Uncoordinated mob of deluded Trump supporters whipped into a frenzy by Brooks, Giuliani and Trump, etc 

3. A coordinated and planned out attempt to block the certification of the electoral vote by Trump, his staff and other sitting members of the GOP in Congress, among others. 

1. Very tiny percentage of the overall protest, and among them many feds.

2. Yes.

3. Pure fantasy and already debunked by the FBI.

32 minutes ago, Kz! said:

1. Very tiny percentage of the overall protest, and among them many feds.

2. Yes.

3. Pure fantasy and already debunked by the FBI.

 

Poor lonely little fella is super angry this morning after his "nobody's been charged with sedition" narrative got obliterated. 

Hate to see it.

16 minutes ago, Boogyman said:

 

Spell "daddy issues."

B-O-O-G-Y-M-A-N

 

2 hours ago, toolg said:

I believe there was a very uncoordinated effort to stall the proceedings Jan 6. Everything was on the table. Congressmen were supposed to stand up and challenge anything and everything, essentially filibuster the count. Check. Somebody planted bombs. There was going to be a riot. Whatever to evacuate the Capitol. Check. D-bags like the Oath Keepers got the call and we're like "We're in! This is it! Everything we've trained for!", and went to DC in full commando mode. Nobody prepared for the counter response because they didn't have to. All they wanted was the interruption. Make chaos.

Behind the scenes they were working state legislators to make up a challenge to the electoral vote count. If they found one to crack, others were supposed to follow like lemmings. I don't know what Guiliani was thinking. What was going to change overnight?  What state legislatures were going to suddenly de-certify the electors they already certified weeks before? Somehow he was convinced a delay was going to change things. It backfired in a big way.  

Watch the Pete Navarro interview on MSNBC. He detailed the whole plan on live tv.