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Capitol City narrative is not adding up

 The narrative that some Trump supporters all of a sudden turned violent after years of massive Trump rallies that went off without a hitch in almost every case seems to have collapsed before the Pelosi hearings have concluded.


The pictures below seem to implicate two gentlemen participating in the Capitol City chaos posing as Trump supporters are on the prosecution side, one is actually a Capitol City police officer. The officer claimed he was beaten unconscious on January 6th.


  • The top three officials responsible for Capitol security say they never were informed of what the FBI said was a pre-planned attack that the FBI expected to happen.  
  • A video reveals that police invited several protesters into the US Capitol that day. Several of these same protesters were later charged by prosecutors. 
  • Officer Keith Robishaw, appears to tell Chansely’s group they won’t stop them from entering the building. “We’re not against . . . you need to show us . . . no attacking, no assault, remain calm,”
  • 4 officers involved have committed suicide.
  • The discovery of pipe bombs is what caused the evacuations of the Congressional buildings not the "armed insurrection"
  • There was no armed insurrection
  • Still claims of an officer killed during the chaos, but this contradicts the coroner that said the cause of death was natural
  • The Only person killed during the chaos was a Trump supporter
  • FBI operatives were organizing the attack on the Capitol on January 6th. According to government documents.
  • There were more than 20 unindicted co-conspirators, likely FBI, not charged. 

If the FBI is clean, why did they not thwart the attack? Either the FBI is corrupt or were sabotaged by the Capitol police. 

The Spectator said it Best

The D.C. Capitol Police proved to be incompetent — something we knew already — and failed to set up sufficient barriers. Consequently, a bunch of angry people in the front lines charged the police barricades and got through, and the throng mindlessly followed them. 



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