I hope it doesnt stop there, getting the proud boys is like getting the skin heads of a neo nazi organization, its the dum dum foot soldiers, not the puppet masters.
I am fairly certain PB was tasked with a job….Not quite sure who you think are all the "puppet masters" but I'm pretty happy that the chairman of the entire Proud Boys organization Enrique Tarrio and Stuart Rhodes, the founder of the Oath Keepers, are both among the few who have been convicted of seditious conspiracy.
So far Joseph Hackett, Roberto Minuta, David Moerschel, Edward Vallejo, Elmer Stewart Rhodes III, and Kelly Meggs, in addition to today's 4 have been convicted of seditious conspiracy. As far as I know, none have been sentenced. From what I read the max for that is 20 yrs. A couple of them are due to be sentenced this month, so we shall see what they get. I would hope for more years than the 10 or 7 some others have gotten.
Even if Stone and Bannon had their hands in this, neither the Proud Boys or Oath Keepers can act innocent in that their were following the orders of someone else.I am fairly certain PB was tasked with a job….
Of course not.Even if Stone and Bannon had their hands in this, neither the Proud Boys or Oath Keepers can act innocent in that their were following the orders of someone else.
Wonder how those white supremacy nationalist militia-wannabe’s feel, what with all that prison time being handed out to them because of a “conspiracy story.”I love a good conspiracy story
Wonder how those white supremacy nationalist militia-wannabe’s feel, what with all that prison time being handed out to them because of a “conspiracy story.”
Real law and order types in other words. Blue lives matter.Peter Schwartz was convicted last December of 10 charges during a jury trial, including four felony charges of assaulting, resisting or impeding officers using a dangerous weapon. Schwartz’s prior criminal history of 38 felony convictions dating to 1991 was a significant factor behind his sentence.
Today he was sentenced to 14 years. 👍
Watching that shitshow hearing on Fox. They covered the first part before they went to vote. It was not really going well since these witnesses made extremist statements on Twitter, were repromanded, ect, by their superiors (which is why they had their clearances suspended). In other words good reliable citizens.Oh hey, will you look at that:
On eve of hearing, FBI says it revoked security clearances of 3 agents over Jan. 6 attack
The FBI has revoked the security clearances of three agents for issues related to the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, according to a letter from the bureau to congressional investigators obtained by ABC News. One of the agents was among the pro-Trump mob at the U.S. Capitol, according to the...www.yahoo.com
3 FBI agents took part in the insurrection and covering it up.
They asked for 25 years and got 18. I can live with that.Stewart Rhodes is scheduled to be sentenced May 25, and yesterday the Justice Department asked for 25 years. This is the first sentence they have requested for a seditious conspiracy convictee. We shall see.
Either Trump or DeSantis will pardon him if they get in office.
He just didn't see eye to eye with the prosecutors.Aww 18 years for Stewart Rhodes. So sad
Seems like Rhodes made a colossal mistake. He went down with classical panache.He just didn't see eye to eye with the prosecutors.
I see what you did there, *wink *winkHe just didn't see eye to eye with the prosecutors.
Ah yes, the transgender Oath Keeper who is an adamant supporter of the political party that is fervently trying to suppress the rights of, ***checks notes***, transgenders. It's amazing that the FYGM of these people has extended to gender/hormone treatments (looking at you Caitlyn Jenner).Jessica Watkins, another co-defendant of Stewart Rhodes, but who was not convicted of seditious conspiracy, was just sentenced to 8.5 yrs.
The judge said "“Nobody would suggest you are Stewart Rhodes, and I don’t think you are Kelly Meggs, but your role in those events is more than that of just a foot soldier. I think you can appreciate that.”