Keeping your oath...
Top story this afternoon: Stewart Rhodes, founder of the extremist group OATH KEEPERS was sentenced to 18 years in prison for seditious conspiracy in connection with the January 6th attack on the US Capitol.His sentence is the longest that has been handed down so far in the hundreds of Capitol riot cases. A lawyer for Rhodes stated they plan to appeal his conviction.
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Personally I think this is how a martyr is born that will go down in history.
18 years is a helluva sentence.
Is Stewart Rhodes well known and well liked enough to be an influential martyr to the cause? He seems like a bit of a sad prick who will be soon forgotten about, to me.
He was the founder/leader of Oath Keepers and received the longest sentence.
Perpetrated and paid for by hillary by laundering $$ thru a law firm and
involved the fbi,cia,and doj. But crickets is all we hear about that.
I should have known.
Surely that was in an email on Hunter Biden's laptop.
Got a link?
I should have known.
Surely that was in an email on Hunter Biden's laptop.
Got a link?
did you read any of the Durham report?
It's not a classified document ya know lol
that's probably around 315 pages beyond any liberals ability to comprehend.
Even CNN has a link to it.
Pretty strong words... are you sure about that?
Subject:
Report on matters related to intelligence activities and investigations arising out of the 2016 presidential campaigns
Okay, Trump won that election.
Please, give me the "READERS DIGEST" version and how Stewart Rhodes is connected to it.
Pretty strong words... are you sure about that?
Subject:
Report on matters related to intelligence activities and investigations arising out of the 2016 presidential campaigns
Okay, Trump won that election.
Please, give me the "READERS DIGEST" version and how Stewart Rhodes is connected to it.
You wanted a link - I gave you a link.
well played.
Hillary laundered money thru a law firm to pay for the opposition research on trump that was all made up and unverified yet the fbi used it multiple times to get FISA warrants to spy on Americans. All of which is illegal and should have been punishable.
He mentions all of the guilty players by name. You should really give it a look.
You asked for the link - but in typical liberal fashion you don't want to be bothered with the truth.
Never was...but, they tried to impeach him over it....
RFK Jr, has said that the first thing his father said, when JFK was assassinated, he thought the CIA was involved...
Much of that has still not been released....
That was the one election I did not vote in...
but, I haven't seen the connection as to why Stewart Rhodes was sentenced to 18 years.
But I guess in this sense both sides are like the Nazis but not. The Nazis knew how to change speech and behaviour matched to the audience. They encompassed the street and the elite, masculine and feminine.
One friend had tattered jeans that his mother stitched up and one of the football stars cornered him in the hallway saying "I used to wear clothes like that, until my dad got a JOB!"
Same concept.
His son has described him as an emotional terrorist and has talked of escaping his father's hold over him.
Not really much of a man, never mind a hero.
All we have in common with 100 years ago is an old people who believed no expense should be spared saving their skin, because they've be living on the easy street since the 1850s, and a more general belief that depopulation would be a good idea anyway. The Somme general was a geriatric Malthus and we do still have plenty of those.
I certainly believe that a lot of support for Trump comes from a sense that you'd rather be scammed by someone who puts a smile on your face. Scammed by an entertainer than scammed by your lectures. Higher education is a boring scam intended to provide work for teachers and votes for democrats by stealing from the young.
Absolute nonsence. Jobs for the boys, perhaps.
Finally they have realised their stupid mistake and are now considering reversing things. Better late than never. Education has not helped the critics as is often evidenced in their writing.
From that article I quote:
The acts of committing treason or sedition today are uncommon, and not many people have been charged for it. With the recent news headline that showed a gang of rioters who entered Capitol Hill, some persons claimed these were acts of treason or sedition and other events, but there was no valid proof this was the case.