After 60+ Years in the JFKA Snipe Hunt: Monika Wiesak?

[Benjamin Cole]

I dunno...essentially AI citing official sources, or PBS?

I saw videos myself of Capitol Police standing aside and letting the crowd into the Capitol.

Mr Buffalo Horns?

Ray Epps?

Feds embedded in ProudBoys and Oath Keepers?

Like I said, likely just a scrum on Jan. 6, with a multitude of bad decisions made. Maybe too many for comfort, and it makes one wonder.

I mean, Capitol Police Officers attempting to unlock doors for Mr Buffalo Horns? And then solicitously escorting him to the Senate chambers? Huh? That's on video. What explains that behavior?

The Jan. 6 committee was a show trial-kangaroo court.

Your guess is as good as mine. Draw your own conclusions. Or ask Monika Wiesak.

Michale Jackson used to shop at Sears a lot.

That had sales: "Boy Pants, Half-Off!"

[John Corbett]

Many modern liberals, and probably conservatives too, would be surprised to know how conservative the Kennedy clan was in post-WWII America. JFK and Nixon struck up a friendship as freshmen congressmen following their elections in 1946. JFK went so far as to donate $1000 to Nixon's Senate campaign in 1950 against actress Helen Douglas, wife of actor Melvyn Douglas. Nixon had branded Douglas as the Pink Lady and it appears JFK concurred.

The Kennedys were close allies of Joe McCarthy even though they were from opposing parties. RFK stormed out of a Washington Jaycees meeting in protest when Edward R. Murrow was introduced as the featured speaker. joe McCarthy dated one of the Kennedy sisters and was godfather to RFK's first born.

In 1960, JFK was staunchly opposed by the liberal wing of the Democrat Party. He ran against Hubert Humphrey in the primaries and when he flamed out, they turned to Stuart Syminton. Some even supported giving Adlai Stevenson a third bite of the apple. Both Harry Truman and Eleanor Roosevelt opposed JFK's nomination and Roosevelt refused to endorse JFK in the general election until very late when she gave him a very lukewarm endorsement.

[Tom Graves]

TG-

No. AFAIK, not a Deep State action.

Ray Epps is a mysterious guy, and the fact that Mr Buffalo Horns was solicitously ushered around the US Capital was odd. Great photo ops, no? 

The Oath Keepers and Proud Boys were heavily infiltrated by feds.

Evidently, there were 200+feds in the crowd on Jan. 6, and Capitol Police at one point mysteriously stood down, and allowed the crowd into the Capitol. None of that makes sense.

Maybe Jan 6 was just a scrum. Maybe just bad decisions made everywhere.

The Donk-run Jan. 6 committee was a kangaroo court show trial.

Dear "BC,"

In other words, you DO think it was a Deep State op.

-- "TG"

[Benjamin Cole]

TG-

No, I do not think Jan. 6 was a Deep State op, or a Trumperian op to take over America.

Most likely just a scrum and a black comedy of errors.

The news coverage afterwards was Deep State-ish, maybe you can say that.