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"no, i'm not really in qanon!"
"this is america, I say what I want!"
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https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/ca … e-n1254583A Pennsylvania woman accused of being one of the Capitol rioters told a former "romantic partner" that she planned to steal a laptop computer from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office and sell it to Russian intelligence, court documents revealed Monday.
The woman, Riley June Williams, 22, was on the run, charged with disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds with the intent to disturb a session of Congress and other charges after her former flame turned her in.
"Williams is not in custody," a federal law enforcement officials said Monday afternoon.
William's ex, who was described in Special Agent Jonathan Lund's charging document as W1 (witness one), called the FBI and said she "intended to send the computer device to a friend in Russia, who then planned to sell the device to SVR, Russia's foreign intelligence service."
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it’s fucking perfect. and yet dilbert still goes on about stereotypical ‘hipsters’. this guy above seems to have been designed like a bingo card.Brock was wearing several patches on his combat helmet and body armor, including one bearing a yellow fleur de lis, the insignia of the 706th Fighter Squadron. He also wore several symbols suggesting that he lived in Texas, including a vinyl tag of the Texas flag overlaid on the skull logo of the Punisher, the Marvel comic-book character. The Punisher has been adopted by police and Army groups and, more recently, by white supremacists and followers of QAnon. Scott-Railton also found a recently deleted Twitter account associated with Brock, with a Crusader as its avatar.
maybe dilbert is really onto something! those poor lost kids of today ... none of them will ever be good enough to be air force pilots :’)Brock’s family members and his friend said that his service in the Air Force was central to his identity. Several of Brock’s e-mail addresses and social-media accounts featured his call sign and military nickname, Torch. One family member said that Brock derived “this weird sense of power” from his time as a military pilot, along with a Manichean world view. “He used to tell me that I only saw the world in shades of gray, and that the world was black and white,” the other family member said. “He doesn’t understand the fallout and the people he’s hurting. And I can’t imagine what he was doing there with zip ties, or what he thought he was going to accomplish.”
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more glimpses into the reality-denying insanity aided and abetted by people like dilbert for their own covert white supremacist wet dreams."Anybody who would stop and use the common sense that God gave them would realize the election was stolen. There’s no doubt about it. Too many irregularities. Too many things that just don’t happen by chance. And mathematically impossible,” Kentucky pastor John Isaacs said.
While few said they felt driven to join far-right groups such as militias or to march on state capitols in protests, many cited uncertainty about the future. Some vowed to stop participating in elections, while others promised primary payback against disloyal conservatives, reflecting the challenges ahead for establishment Republicans in a brewing internecine party battle with Trump’s more far-right followers.
“I don’t trust my government after all this crap. I was blind, but my eyes have been opened,” said Dotti Johnson, who wore a cap reading “Armed Infidel” in her McKee S&T general store.
Outside of Inez, in the unincorporated community of Tomahawk, hairdresser Gina Patrick, 60, said she grew up with a father who was a local reporter.
“They’re a communist party. They have radicalized to where they make no sense,” she said of Democrats.
“If somebody told you that if you didn’t see eye to eye with them they were going to take your kids away from you and put you in a concentration camp, and your children, have you reprogrammed, would you want to join with them?” she said. “That’s what the talk is. So, does that sound like unity to you?”
I don't think revenge is a virtue or anything but I definitely believe there needs to be some sort of political punishment for everything Trump has said or done these last few years. And I really don't want to hear anything about Democrats "lowering the temperature" from a Trump supporter unless they acknowledge that most of the trouble came from Trump and their side in the first place.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
That's not my conclusion. I did say that the raiders were responsible. But I think the politicians giving them little pushes, encouragements, and egging them on should hardly get away with it without coming under some sort of scrutiny. (I also don't think it had zero influence). Instead, we've got a lot of language from Republicans to the effect of "now, now, dwelling on the past" etc. etc.
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