Given the revelations in a Revolver News article (linked
here) about the 6 January riot in Washington, it is becoming
pretty obvious what really transpired in the run-up to, during, and after the
storming of the Capitol. The feds, flush with their success in the Governor
Whitmer kidnapping
case, decided to cast a large net far and wide to see just who they
could snare in it. The undercover operatives and confidential informants (CIs)
involved in this scheme, were most likely under the direction of someone at the
upper levels of FBI management. Their mission, I suspect, would be to gin up as
much interest as possible in storming the Capitol in conjunction with the Trump
“Stop the Steal” rally being held on January 6th.
Some of the communications between the conspirators took
place on Parler, but the platform notified
law enforcement about these conversations in real-time, but that
information was never acted on. This put Parler in a difficult spot when it was
publicly revealed that these communications had been occurring. Again, law
enforcement knew that Parler was playing the role of good corporate citizen,
but maintained radio silence, while it was de-platformed by Amazon, Apple, and
Google for supposedly being a means for white supremacists and right-wing
extremists to converse with each other.
Did Parler stumble across something that it wasn’t supposed
to have knowledge of when it reported on these communiques? If so, then this
bears an eerie similarity to what happened to Adam
Lovinger. Mr. Lovinger was a security analyst who questioned large
financial outlays to Stefan
Halper by the Department of Defense (DOD) Office of Net Assessment.
Halper turned out to be a central figure in the effort to spy on the Trump
campaign, using George Papadopoulos and Carter Page as unwitting proxies. For
his actions, Mr. Lovinger had his security clearance revoked over trumped-up
charges and lost his job, as a result of doing his job (if you see something,
say something, or not).
There are thousands of hours of closed-circuit television
(CCTV) footage of the crowds in the Capitol and what they were doing. The
government continues its steadfast refusal to release that footage to the
public, or at the very least, to the lawyers of those who have been charged in
the breach of the Capitol. There is no valid reason that I can think of for
them not to release this information to the lawyers of those who have either
been charged, or are about to be charged. Unless, of course, the footage would
“out” the undercover operatives and CIs, by giving the riot participants the
ability to identify these individuals by face and/or name.
This set of circumstances could prove to be particularly embarrassing
to the government, since a case could be made by any competent lawyer that this
was actually entrapment. Per the Revolver article, the movers, shakers, and
inciters of the siege, had their ranks infiltrated by a significant number of
undercover operatives and CIs. This would also destroy the political left’s
narrative about what happened, and would put egg on the faces of quite a few
folks, both Democrat and Republican. More importantly, it would vindicate the
claims of former President Trump and his supporters that this had been a
peaceful rally and that all exhortations made by Mr. Trump centered around the
attendees peacefully making their voices heard in Washington that day. Based on
what most likely transpired, the second impeachment will go into the history
books as another sham. This one being designed to keep a political candidate
from being able to ever again seek elected office at the federal level.
Between the Russia collusion hoax, the two sham
impeachments, the ongoing revelations about the 6 January riot, the distinct
probability that they have been intentionally misled about the origins of the
COVID 19 pandemic, and the role multiple federal agencies may have played in
it, Americans will most assuredly abandon what little trust and faith they had
in their federal government.
There will be those who try to keep as tight a lid on this
as possible, claiming that these stories are either conspiracy theories or have
already been debunked. Of course, none of this could be further from the truth.
We watched this happen with the Russia collusion narrative over the course of
the first three years of the Trump presidency. We saw it more recently when
Senator Tom Cotton penned in an op-ed in the Washington Post that there was a
possibility that this virus may have escaped from a nearby lab, and when President
Trump echoed a similar opinion based on the intelligence assessments he was
being briefed on.
What gets lost in all of the noise is the fact that a report
from the Minority staff of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, commissioned by
Ranking Member Michael McCaul of Texas, was released on 12 June of 2020. This
interim report (there is a more detailed final version that was recently
released):
- 1.
Gave even more credence to the lab leak theory.
- 2.
Showed how poorly the World health Organization
(WHO) managed the early stages of what would become a global pandemic.
- 3.
Highlighted the involvement of the National
Institutes of Health (NIH), the National Institute of Allergic & Infectious
Diseases (NIAID), and other organizations in the funding of gain of function
research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
- 4.
Examined the role of the Chinese military in the
operation of this lab. One of a handful of Biosafety Level IV (BSL-4) labs in
all of China.
It’s well worth the read, in terms of understanding the
roles of the various individuals and organizations involved. Pages 23 through
29 of this report, in my opinion, are the hardest hitting, when it comes to the
sheer volume of information available to the general public.
Denial may not be a river in Egypt, but it is most certainly
the path that quite a few politicians, unelected bureaucrats, and media types
seem to be taking in the face of mounting evidence that we, the American
people, have been shorn like a bunch of sheep, by the very individuals and
institutions whose job it was to help keep the homeland and its citizenry safe,
or at the very least, expose the fact that this wasn’t happening.
