Must watch timeline/documentary on the events of January 6th
This is really well done. For the first time, a true timeline of the events and the various mitigating factors on the day of January 6th 2021 has been put together in video documentary form.Highly recommended. Free to watch, on:
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Happy new year mate.
Happy new year mate.
Or could believe it is a true and accurate timeline with untrue mitigating factors, I mean true mitigating factors, as portrayed by real people or Actors?
I don't even care enough about determining that.
Trump has to get past the Supreme Court and documentaries won't do it.
Besides, what makes either of you think a different Supreme Court can over rule Two different / separate Supreme Court Rulings? Trump should have opted out on his own. The Government can make a very very rich man very very poor in one single swoop.
Maybe they can and maybe they can't. I don't care enough about that too.
Was it Government funded or private?
This can make all the difference in which direction the watcher is taken.
Just seems suspicious, to me, it appears now... right now.
Do either of you know? I'd watch and find out for myself but I figure what's the point? Trump won't quit. Can't quit.
It's all or nothing now baby. Balls and all. W.
IF it came from a totally neutral source it would be useful but knowing that Bias is rampant one has to be critical.
It's good as a timeline in that it shows Trump speaking at his rally completely oblivious to the disastrous events unfolding at the Capitol.
It shows the Capitol Police royally mucking up, as they are prone to do which in itself would make a great comedy skit under different circumstances.
It shows one guy planning the storming of the building and being active in orchestrating events. This seems to be the intended fall guy. Blame him and not Trump.
A couple of things which seemed to me to be slightly fake is the police saying repeatedly that "they were set up to fail".
That kind of dialog is unusual.
They're the main points.
In summary. If it can be believed it's good and is an interesting watch.
IF it came from a totally neutral source it would be useful but knowing that Bias is rampant one has to be critical.
It's good as a timeline in that it shows Trump speaking at his rally completely oblivious to the disastrous events unfolding at the Capitol.
It shows the Capitol Police royally mucking up, as they are prone to do which in itself would make a great comedy skit under different circumstances.
It shows one guy planning the storming of the building and being active in orchestrating events. This seems to be the intended fall guy. Blame him and not Trump.
A couple of things which seemed to me to be slightly fake is the police saying repeatedly that "they were set up to fail".
That kind of dialog is unusual.
They're the main points.
In summary. If it can be believed it's good and is an interesting watch.
As for Trump, there's zero evidence he encouraged any violence. As you say Trump was giving his speech a mile down the road when the initial breach and skirmishes occurred. At his speech he spoke of walking to The Capitol to "peacefully and patriotically have our voices heard". That's hardly the language of incitement. And then shortly after he concluded his speech he sent out his first tweet urging calm and for law enforcement to be respected.
The police saying they were set up to fail comes from THEIR OWN bodycam footage. You can't fake this. And why wouldn't they feel that way? It's clear that they were vastly under-resourced in terms of manpower that day. In order to get a better understanding of this I'd highly recommend watching Tucker Carlson's interview of then Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund (https://rumble.com/v36fm7t-tucker-carlson-ep.-15-steven-sund.html). Very enlightening.
I found it to be a good watch. There is plenty of footage of protesters not acting in a good way - and it's in no way trying to apologize for them. But likewise it shows police not acting in a good way. That officer - Officer Thau - it's just beyond belief how that guy acted. It just goes to show how much mayhem one single out-of-control rogue cop could cause. It's clear protocols weren't properly followed. Overall I think it provides very important context on how things transpired that day, linking things well via all the different converging timelines.
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Further, at the time Congress authorized the placing of the US Marine Barracks on 8th Street the legislated purpose of their presence outside the Navy base was to defend the Federal Buildings in Washington, DC. Totally exempt from Posse Comitatas inside DC's city limits. All ending or preventing the Capitol riot needed was a phone call from the White House that was never made. So yeah, the boys in blue were set up by the White House. Who ran the White House that day?
As of the timeline at some point the insurrectionists broke through, ok... yes
but how long after did they take control of the government?
<1971, street near the Capitol Bldg.>
Further, at the time Congress authorized the placing of the US Marine Barracks on 8th Street the legislated purpose of their presence outside the Navy base was to defend the Federal Buildings in Washington, DC. Totally exempt from Posse Comitatas inside DC's city limits. All ending or preventing the Capitol riot needed was a phone call from the White House that was never made. So yeah, the boys in blue were set up by the White House. Who ran the White House that day?
As for Congress, Capitol Police Chief Sund's request on January 4th for National Guard backup on J6 was TURNED DOWN. Communications surrounding the decision-making on this in Congress has been completely covered up. Then on J6 itself, Congress waited over an hour after the violence began to request National Guard. By the time they arrived it was evening time - long after the trouble had subsided. Even police from out of State arrived before National Guard did. This is because it takes hours to call up and deploy National Guard if not already in place. They needed to be already in place. They weren't, which is why so many people - including many police who were present at The Capitol on the day - believed they had been set up to fail.
Congress and the DC Mayor should have taken Trump up on his wise and generous offer of National Guard reinforcements to be put in place on the day. Unless, of course, you consider that they may have acted deliberately, to set the day up for chaos to frame and label MAGA and ultimately to try and destroy Trump - something which seems to have backfired badly with Trump leading Biden in polling ahead of this year's election.