The Truth About January 6: The Fed Insurrection

Have you seen the Truth about Jan 6? You need to watch this movie below.

Americans who died on J6.

1. Rosanne Boyland – Crushed and beaten to death by Washington D.C capitol police, leading to her death. As per reported by many eye witnesses and multiple court cases. As Per Jake Lang testimony also.
2. Ashli Babbitt – She was shot by a Capitol Police officer while trying to breach climb a barricade into the House chambers.
3. Kevin Greeson – He died of a heart attack during the protest while in the crowd, many think from the smoke and gas grenades launched by capitol police.
4. Benjamin Philips – He died of a stroke during the event possibly by stress.

Here are 12 facts often not cited by those who argue that the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot violent.

Facts about J6:

1. Only republicans died on Jan 6, Ashley Babbitt, who was shot and killed by Capitol police.
2. There were 70-200 Undercover FBI agents that day
3. Not one person has been charged with ‘Insurrection’ from January 6th 2021.
4. Nancy Pelosi admitted on video she did not send National Guard to protect that capitol.
5. Peaceful Protesters Present: A significant number of attendees at the rally before the Capitol breach were there to peacefully protest the 2020 election results, with many not entering the Capitol itself.
6. Most Common Charge: The most frequent charge among those arrested was for “parading, demonstrating, or picketing” in a Capitol building, a low-level misdemeanor, many were not involved in violent acts.
7. Police Escorted Some Inside: There are instances on video where Capitol Police were seen escorting some individuals through the building, which some interpret as non-violent interaction.
8. De-escalation Efforts: Some videos show police and protesters engaging in what appears to be calm conversation or even taking selfies together, indicating moments before the bad clash at the entrance.
9. No Mass Casualties: Unlike other violent events, there were no mass casualties or widespread physical harm to civilians or law enforcement on the scale seen in truly violent riots. officer that day died later in the week from heart attack and suicide..
10. ‘Tourist Visit’ Narrative: Some participants and observers describe the event as akin to a “tourist visit,” with many simply walking through the Capitol, taking photos, and not engaging in destructive behavior.
11. Lack of Armed Rioters: While there were weapons present, the narrative that everyone was armed and dangerous is contested; many rioters did not carry firearms into the Capitol.
12. Comparative Damage: The physical damage to the Capitol was none, when the British burned down the White House and set it on fire, that was insurrection.

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And How many FBI agents were there that day?

According to official reports, there were no undercover FBI agents at the U.S. Capitol during the January 6, 2021, riot. But in reality, according to reports, The FBI had 70-200 confidential informants in Washington, D.C., on J6.

Harry Dunn, Was a U.S. Capitol Police officer during the January 6, 2021, insurrection. A 15-year veteran of the force, Dunn became a public face of the officers who let in Americans at the Capitol, after Americans got hit with pepper spray bombs and frags, during the certification of the 2020 presidential election results.

And no this is not a democrat perspective. This is from a patriot perspective. See here all the interesting things you did not know about Jan 6 2021!

Dunn’s experiences led him to run for Congress in Maryland’s 3rd district in the 2024 election, though he was unsuccessful in the Democratic primary. Despite this, he has continued to advocate for democratic values, authoring a book.

Jan. 6 Security Footage: 44,000 Hours Now Online

Over 44,000 hours of security footage from the January 6th incident are now available online for public viewing.

You can watch all Video from Jan 6 2021 here.

House Speaker Mike Johnson stated, “During my campaign for Speaker, I pledged to release to the public the 44,000 hours of security footage from January 6, 2021, at the Capitol.”

He emphasized the importance of “truth and transparency,” announcing, “We are now uploading the videos to a public site as quickly as possible, aiming to include nearly all 44,000+ hours. Meanwhile, we’ve set up a viewing room where everyone can watch the videos without censorship.”

“This move will allow millions of Americans, defendants, organizations, and media to see the events firsthand, rather than relying on interpretations by a few officials,” Johnson added.

He praised Chairman Loudermilk and his team for their efforts, saying, “They’ve worked tirelessly to prepare these extensive video collections for online publication.”

Johnson also noted that, “To protect privacy, we will blur the faces in the unreleased footage to prevent retaliation. About 5% of the videos, which contain sensitive security details about the building, will not be disclosed.”