FBI offering rewards for info on domestic terrorists that stormed Capitol $$$ Traitor List w/ pics
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they know who was there. Anybody calling that line gonna be investigated.
Anyone remember the movie Enemy of the State? FBI can track your ass down in minutes for not returning a movie rental, all of a sudden they "need your help"...
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Nah I ain't snitching on shyt, let them cacs burn everything down
Good point Stringerif you do report somebody they probably gone put you in a database
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A wiretap nikkaUSA TODAY
This article from 2013 states that hundreds of local police departments have nsa spy tools that let them spy on phone calls in real time.
You don’t think the DC police is using this stuff right now
So what about all the black people ducking police and warrants now... they haven’t magically showed up to their door, have they?White supremacy and how they target their own is always a fickle thing... just look at what they're saying and their actions are... when your black they dont need any help they at your door 3am in conjunction with police fukking your shyt up... when your white they need help...
It's a fukking joke my nikka...
They usually have someone snitching or snitch themselves out on social media... which is the same shyt gonna happen here
You dudes really think these agencies just form like Voltron after any and everything...
Its funny.. nikkas that never worked at or been near a 3 letter agency but know everything they got, how they do it, etc..
I’m not gonna argue with you dudes all day. You got it. Bet most of the FBI (Not NSA, CIA, DHS, DIA, etc.) get their information from people calling in... not some super top secret spy machine that the NSA just loans to everyone
Kyle C. Barker
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Kyle C. Barker
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So what about all the black people ducking police and warrants now... they haven’t magically showed up to their door, have they?
They usually have someone snitching or snitch themselves out on social media... which is the same shyt gonna happen here
You dudes really think these agencies just form like Voltron after any and everything...
Its funny.. nikkas that never worked at or been near a 3 letter agency but know everything they got, how they do it, etc..
I’m not gonna argue with you dudes all day. You got it. Bet most of the FBI (Not NSA, CIA, DHS, DIA, etc.) get their information from people calling in... not some super top secret spy machine that the NSA just loans to everyone
If they want you BADLY enough they gonna come for you...
I'm not saying they dont depend on tips and shyt but you got these muthafukkas in 4K on video and you still need help??? you look fukking incompetent right now nikka,,, When your white they need help...
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Whatever you say brehIf they want you BADLY enough they gonna come for you...
Cacs on the planes home like...
“think we went too far“
Especially since the police will be waiting for them at home and work
Even their neighbors will be on the line snitching once they see them pull up lol
ORDER_66
Demon Time coming 2024
Whatever you say breh
Lets see how many of them identified on video is arrested...
we gon find out...
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Longtime Arizona QAnon supporter in horned helmet joins storming of U.S. Capitol
Among the supporters of President Donald Trump who mobbed their way into the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday, one – unmistakable in his fur, horned hat and painted face – was Jake Angeli, a QAnon supporter who has been a fixture at Arizona right-wing political rallies over the past year.
Angeli was seen in photographs from Washington, D.C., amid protesters who turned violent and stormed the building, causing both chambers to suspend their intended action of the day: certifying the results of the presidential election for former vice president Joe Biden.
At one point, Angeli was seen on the dais of the U.S. Senate. He posed for a photo flexing his right arm; his left was holding a spear from which hung a U.S. flag.
Since at least 2019, Angeli has held forth outside the Arizona Capitol shouting about various conspiracy theories, most related to the wide-ranging beliefs espoused by QAnon.
Angeli, in a 2020 interview with The Arizona Republic, said that he wears the fur bonnet, paints his face and walks around shirtless with ragged pants as a way to attract attention.
Then, he said, he is able to speak to people about his beliefs about QAnon and other truths he says remain hidden.
The QAnon school of thought supposes that a high-level government agent with Q-level security clearance has been unspooling cryptic clues about secret investigations inside Washington, D.C. Some of those investigations involve politicians running a child sex trafficking ring.
In February 2020, Angeli worked the crowd outside a rally in Phoenix for Trump.
He held up a tattered sign that read, “Q sent me,” and asked the crowd if they knew of the conspiracy. Several met him with affirmative nods.
“The snowball has been rolling and it’s only getting bigger,” Angeli said at the time. “We’re the mainstream now.”
Reached on his cellphone Wednesday evening, Angeli refused an interview with The Republic.
He did speak with a correspondent from the Globe and Mail of Toronto, according to a Tweet from that reporter, saying that police had stopped trying to block him and other Trump supporters and let them into the Capitol. After some time, according to the Tweet, Angeli said police politely asked him to leave.
SPECIAL REPORT: How a radio host planted seeds of the QAnon conspiracy theory
Angeli was a fixture at rallies to re-open Arizona businesses shuttered by the government as a measure to prevent the spread of COVID-19. He has also been at rallies contesting the Arizona election results.
Besides the government corruption espoused by QAnon, Angeli believes that leaders have conspired to keep blockbuster scientific discoveries from the public in order to maintain the system as it is.
Angeli said that he discovered much of what he found through his own research on the Internet. That research – which included “Behold a Pale Horse” by the Arizona author William Copper – involved shadowy groups, including the Illuminati, Trilateral Commission and Bilderberg group, that control the world.
“At a certain point, it all clicked in a way,” he said. “Oh, my God. I see now the reality of what’s going on.”
The Q movement, he said, validated beliefs he had held as far back as 2016.
Among the supporters of President Donald Trump who mobbed their way into the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday, one – unmistakable in his fur, horned hat and painted face – was Jake Angeli, a QAnon supporter who has been a fixture at Arizona right-wing political rallies over the past year.
Angeli was seen in photographs from Washington, D.C., amid protesters who turned violent and stormed the building, causing both chambers to suspend their intended action of the day: certifying the results of the presidential election for former vice president Joe Biden.
At one point, Angeli was seen on the dais of the U.S. Senate. He posed for a photo flexing his right arm; his left was holding a spear from which hung a U.S. flag.
Since at least 2019, Angeli has held forth outside the Arizona Capitol shouting about various conspiracy theories, most related to the wide-ranging beliefs espoused by QAnon.
Angeli, in a 2020 interview with The Arizona Republic, said that he wears the fur bonnet, paints his face and walks around shirtless with ragged pants as a way to attract attention.
Then, he said, he is able to speak to people about his beliefs about QAnon and other truths he says remain hidden.
The QAnon school of thought supposes that a high-level government agent with Q-level security clearance has been unspooling cryptic clues about secret investigations inside Washington, D.C. Some of those investigations involve politicians running a child sex trafficking ring.
In February 2020, Angeli worked the crowd outside a rally in Phoenix for Trump.
He held up a tattered sign that read, “Q sent me,” and asked the crowd if they knew of the conspiracy. Several met him with affirmative nods.
“The snowball has been rolling and it’s only getting bigger,” Angeli said at the time. “We’re the mainstream now.”
Reached on his cellphone Wednesday evening, Angeli refused an interview with The Republic.
He did speak with a correspondent from the Globe and Mail of Toronto, according to a Tweet from that reporter, saying that police had stopped trying to block him and other Trump supporters and let them into the Capitol. After some time, according to the Tweet, Angeli said police politely asked him to leave.
SPECIAL REPORT: How a radio host planted seeds of the QAnon conspiracy theory
Angeli was a fixture at rallies to re-open Arizona businesses shuttered by the government as a measure to prevent the spread of COVID-19. He has also been at rallies contesting the Arizona election results.
Besides the government corruption espoused by QAnon, Angeli believes that leaders have conspired to keep blockbuster scientific discoveries from the public in order to maintain the system as it is.
Angeli said that he discovered much of what he found through his own research on the Internet. That research – which included “Behold a Pale Horse” by the Arizona author William Copper – involved shadowy groups, including the Illuminati, Trilateral Commission and Bilderberg group, that control the world.
“At a certain point, it all clicked in a way,” he said. “Oh, my God. I see now the reality of what’s going on.”
The Q movement, he said, validated beliefs he had held as far back as 2016.