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“2000 Mules” Is Taking on a Life of Its Own, And It Hasn’t Even Been Released Yet
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Where is Jim Jordan or Ted Cruz on the Ray Epps issue now? Nowhere to be found.
Videos or it didn't happen. PROVE that Ray Epps instigated the Capitol insurrection.
If you are looking for conservatives, try Fox News and not one of the fake news democrapped sites.
Mobsters have gotten away with hundreds of murders in American history because nobody could prove they did it. Democrats are like hateful, brutal, deranged mobsters.
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New Evidence Undercuts Jan. 6 Instigator Conspiracy Theory
Recordings released to defense lawyers directly challenge assertions by prominent Republicans that an Arizona man named Ray Epps was a federal informant and helped start the Capitol riot.
Some personalities are more popular than others. I like Christians who honor God in spite of having to take criticism from demonic leftists for doing so. Leftists tend to like rebels against God who share their lust for the sinful pleasures of life.
Go to 1 minute and 10 seconds into this video and you both see and hear what Ray Epps said:
So you have video of Ray Epps calling for protesters to enter the Capitol building on the night before Jan. 6, and that proves what exactly? That Ray Epps was working with the FBI as an instigator? I knew weeks in advance that there was going to be violence at the Capitol on J6 because I saw MAGAs/QAnons openly calling for it on another forum. Was everyone who incited violence on J6 an FBI instigator? If so, you're going to have to accuse a lot of people of working as instigators for the FBI--people that you would prefer to exonerate.
Ray Epps, the former Arizona Oath Keeper at the center of pro-Trump conspiracy theories related to Jan. 6., has kept a low profile since former President Donald Trump’s allies began promoting a theory that Epps was a federal agent and helped foment the attack. Their claims stem from videos taken on Jan. 5 showing Epps urging Trump allies to “go into the Capitol” — an exhortation that some in the crowd quickly booed and responded to with chants accusing Epps of being a “fed.” Epps quickly added that it should be done “peacefully.”
Epps was also seen in footage just before 1 p.m. on Jan. 6 at the front of a line of Trump supporters who were among the first to breach the Capitol barricades. He whispered something into the ear of Ryan Samsel, who has been charged as one of the first defendants to breach secured Capitol grounds. Moments later, Samsel and others charged through a barricade, injuring a Capitol Police officer on the other side. But Epps did not appear to join in the violence and his lawyer says “he was never in the Capitol building” — key factors in the Justice Department’s charging decisions.
Part of the theory promoted by Trump supporters is based on the FBI’s decision to remove Epps’ face from a Jan. 6 suspect list six months after the attack. The list contains images and videos of rioters who were caught on camera in the crowd but who have not been identified or tracked by the bureau.
Blischak told POLITICO that the reason Epps was removed was, in part, because he was no longer an unidentified suspect. Rather, he called the FBI on Jan. 8 and “explained his position” after a relative informed him that he had been the subject of news reporting related to the riot, Blischak said.
www.politico.com
Epps was also seen in footage just before 1 p.m. on Jan. 6 at the front of a line of Trump supporters who were among the first to breach the Capitol barricades. He whispered something into the ear of Ryan Samsel, who has been charged as one of the first defendants to breach secured Capitol grounds. Moments later, Samsel and others charged through a barricade, injuring a Capitol Police officer on the other side. But Epps did not appear to join in the violence and his lawyer says “he was never in the Capitol building” — key factors in the Justice Department’s charging decisions.
Part of the theory promoted by Trump supporters is based on the FBI’s decision to remove Epps’ face from a Jan. 6 suspect list six months after the attack. The list contains images and videos of rioters who were caught on camera in the crowd but who have not been identified or tracked by the bureau.
Blischak told POLITICO that the reason Epps was removed was, in part, because he was no longer an unidentified suspect. Rather, he called the FBI on Jan. 8 and “explained his position” after a relative informed him that he had been the subject of news reporting related to the riot, Blischak said.
Figure at center of pro-Trump Jan. 6 theories to speak with select committee Friday
Ray Epps met informally with the panel in November and told them he had no relationship with the FBI.
Speaking of psyops run on US citizens.Ray Epps, the former Arizona Oath Keeper at the center of pro-Trump conspiracy theories related to Jan. 6., has kept a low profile since former President Donald Trump’s allies began promoting a theory that Epps was a federal agent and helped foment the attack. Their claims stem from videos taken on Jan. 5 showing Epps urging Trump allies to “go into the Capitol” — an exhortation that some in the crowd quickly booed and responded to with chants accusing Epps of being a “fed.” Epps quickly added that it should be done “peacefully.”
Epps was also seen in footage just before 1 p.m. on Jan. 6 at the front of a line of Trump supporters who were among the first to breach the Capitol barricades. He whispered something into the ear of Ryan Samsel, who has been charged as one of the first defendants to breach secured Capitol grounds. Moments later, Samsel and others charged through a barricade, injuring a Capitol Police officer on the other side. But Epps did not appear to join in the violence and his lawyer says “he was never in the Capitol building” — key factors in the Justice Department’s charging decisions.
Part of the theory promoted by Trump supporters is based on the FBI’s decision to remove Epps’ face from a Jan. 6 suspect list six months after the attack. The list contains images and videos of rioters who were caught on camera in the crowd but who have not been identified or tracked by the bureau.
Blischak told POLITICO that the reason Epps was removed was, in part, because he was no longer an unidentified suspect. Rather, he called the FBI on Jan. 8 and “explained his position” after a relative informed him that he had been the subject of news reporting related to the riot, Blischak said.
Figure at center of pro-Trump Jan. 6 theories to speak with select committee Friday
Ray Epps met informally with the panel in November and told them he had no relationship with the FBI.
Ray Epps is a long-time leader of the Oath Keepers from Arizona. The Oath Keepers are one of the groups who led the storming of the Capitol. Epps did not personally enter the Capitol or participate in any violence, hence why he has not been charged, but many other Oath Keepers did. The storming of the Capitol was planned weeks in advance by leaders of the Oath Keepers, Proud Boys, etc. It wasn't a novel idea that just suddenly popped into Epps' mind when he called for it on the evening of Jan. 5th.
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Psyops only work on the gullible. Or rather they work best on the gullible. Like the fellow you were responding to.
So did it happen? Did Ray Epps call for people to go into the Capitol?
Yup. The government tells him it's running psyops on him and he refuses to accept their word for it. Mass hypnosis/psychosis is the only way to describe what is happening. Besamenov was exactly correct. If/when they ever wake up their rage is going to make them commit atrocities against their deceivers.Psyops only work on the gullible. Or rather they work best on the gullible. Like the fellow you were responding to.
Sure, it happened. This also happens:
Parent to six-year-old child: "Why did you do that?"
Six-year-old child to parent: "Because Tommy told me to!"
It's not a very convincing argument, even from a child--let alone from an adult who supposedly can think for him/herself.
Do you condemn the violence that occurred on 1/6/21 at the Capitol? Do you agree that those who committed the violence should be prosecuted?
Very few of those arrested did anything as bad as Ray Epps did and he was not arrested. That requires an explanation from the democrats claiming to want to get to the bottom of all the facts and truth.
Why was the bomber of the 3/1/71 attack on the US Capitol not sent to prison but given instead tens of millions of dollars in government grant money as well as a coveted teaching position at a Chicago university?