I could be wrong but to me it seems like they were broken into task groups
Group A—> breach outer perimeters
subGroup Aa—>charging group West Entrance
subGroup Ab—>charging group East Entrance
rotating men (see next tweet
Group B—> House Chamber
Group C—> Senate Chamber
BREAKING: He's being named by others now, so I can confirm results of the investigation: Eric Munchel from Nashville TN is #ZipTieGuy
— John Scott-Railton (@jsrailton) January 9, 2021
His social media has now been locked down, but many of his posts are disturbing and include glorified violence. pic.twitter.com/xachNOyPLf
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Audio: Trump berates Ga. secretary of state, urges him to ‘find’ votes
It is one thing to read the words but a totally different thing to hear how fucking insane @realDonaldTrump is
”you know what they did and you’re not reporting it...that’s a criminal offense”
Trump sounds unhinged & delusional
https://t.co/Xt1PBr4OZa
HAND TO GOD @realDonaldTrump will cost @senatemajldr his majority and that delights me
Factoring in early @ossoff @ReverendWarnock voters & this bombshell
MITCH deserves everything coming his way
https://t.co/Xt1PBr4OZa
moreover you can hear Trump repeatedly threatening Georgia Lawmakers
It is extremely unnerving & frankly just sick & unAmerican
Audio: Trump berates Ga. secretary of state, urges him to ‘find’ votes
. @realDonaldTrump
started as a birther ends as a sore loser
-“won GA by at least “a 500,000 votes“
-thousands of dead people voted
-election worker scanned 18,000 forged ballots three times each”
Audio: Trump berates Ga SOS, urges him to ‘find’ votes
Hate Crime Indictment
Jason DeSimas
Jason Stanley
Randy Smith
Daniel Delbert Dorson
-aiding & abetting
-punched & kicked a Black man -derogatory comments about his actual & perceived race
-assaulting 2 other men who intervened to protect the
What’s a bit amazing is this hate crime took place in December of 2018 and the 4 defendants were indicted nearly two year on the nose. Because the Defendants were indicted for a hate crime.
That’s a force multiplier or at a minimum an enhancement of 10 years (addition to)
At first glance you wouldn’t think this had anything to do with White Supremacy -read page 4-
Dorson falsely claimed that he had not planned to attend a white supremacist’s “Martyr’s Day” observance in the state of WA
he had not owned a “flight jacket“
https://t.co/yU8t1DkyZA
Doc # 16 Detention Motion by USA
https://t.co/sxaBEqDLWr
“DeSimas admitted that he was a member of Crew 38,
a support club of Hammerskin Nation, a white supremacists organization...DeSimas lied to the FBI, denying that neither he nor anyone else had used the “N” word...”
always read those footnotes
3 other co-defendants are in custody
-Daniel Delbert Dorson ordered detained & will be
transferred to this District
-Randy Smith is detained in the District of OR, on an unrelated federal case
-Jason Stanley is detained at the ID DOC an unrelated case
-Continuing Resolution (CR) is a mechanism to address a budgetary “gap”
Under @senatemajldr (not) awesome leadership CRs have become the norm, which is maddening because that’s NOT what CRs are meant for
-pocket veto
-veto
-President versus Congress
#Evergreen
— File411 (@File411) December 25, 2020
did you think I was randomly screaming (sometimes I do) but this thread, I walked you through some of the programs which would run out of Funding
You let me know if @realDonaldTrump isn\u2018t a petulant selfish sociopath
He does not give 1 F...https://t.co/mgLnAvrovs
Article I, Section 7 of the Constitution
-any Bill shall not be returned by the President within 10 Days (Sundays excepted) after it shall have been presented to him, the Same shall be a Law, in like Manner as if he had signed it, unless the Congress by their Adjournment
Sorry here’s the link - Article 1, Section 7 of our Constitution (sometimes referred to as the presentment clause)
One could infer “pocket veto” +/- 2 days Jan 4th, 5th, or 6th...
https://t.co/8xrbnNLn1V
My educated guess is Trump knows
“might” (operative word) be his “trust the plan” screwing McConnell Senate GOP & nearly ALL Americans
-though lacking a signature and formal objections
-does not become law
-Pocket vetoes are not subject to the congressional veto override process
And here‘s WHY - it is literally the last sentence:
“...unless the Congress by their Adjournment prevent its Return, in which Case it shall not be a Law”
the massive bill was flown down to FL yesterday so the 10 day clock started yesterday...
https://t.co/8xrbnNLn1V
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Nearly 140 officers were injured during pro-Trump extremists' Capitol siege \u2014 including officers who sustained brain injuries, smashed spinal discs, one who'll likely lose an eye, and another stabbed with a metal fence stake, the Capitol Police union said.https://t.co/D9jFSkKtJm
— NPR (@NPR) January 28, 2021
You can tell a lot about the stance of a angry crowd by whether they come with shields or pitchforks.
If people protesting police brutality for years had wanted to use their large numbers to attack, maim and kill police, they damn well could have.
But they came to resist police.
Which is completely different.
Why did the police suffer more at the hands of those who claimed to support them and waved their flags than at the hands of those who think they should be defunded or abolished?
Because one group is literally arguing for human dignity and the other glorifies violence.
The people who uncritically support police brutality are those who believe that instrumental violence should be a standard tool in response to those standing opposed to you.
Once you accept that... WHO is standing opposed to you doesn't matter much.
2/ The case has flown mostly under the radar, likely because it was dismissed on the relatively unsexy issue of personal jurisdiction. But it's extremely important in cases about online speech (I'll add more to this thread later about that).
3/ The suit was brought by parents of Covington Catholic students that attended that infamous 'March for Life', who probably saw the Sandmann lawsuit and said "let's try to get rich off of this too!" There's no shortage of lawyers willing to help you on that quest.
4/ The basis of the lawsuit is that during the whirlwind of coverage over the March for Life incident, Kathy Griffin sent some tweets about identifying the protesters seen in the videos that went viral.
Complaint: https://t.co/EF9ST2Som5
5/ The lawsuit calls these tweets "doxing," which strikes me as kind of hyperbolic. I know some people disagree with me on this, but the identity of someone taking part in a public event (which is literally all Griffin asked for) is not particularly private information.