Anyway, let’s try again…
“Pelosi…”
Compare and contrast:
Here’s the Zerohedge “version” similar to, or even based on, the above:
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/pelosis-office-was-directly-involved-failed-jan-6-security-texts-and-emails-reveal
…to be compared with:
“Jan 6 Committee Unveils 845-Page Report Damning Trump & His Supporters One Last Time”—
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/jan-6-committee-releases-full-report-probe-capitol-breach

The writing is on the wall…for anyone bothering to see it…
(Has been for some time now…)

Before you call a person a liar you should do three things you didn’t do here. The first is to pay attention to what that person actually wrote. The second is to understand the point that person was making. And the third is to get your facts straight.

I never said that no one was arrested who burned things down in the Floyd riots. Of course some were. But it was very few compared to how many caused property destruction and damage. So it is a very good bet that Brodnax almost certainly would have gone free had he burned property during the Floyd riots. The numbers in that article you linked are ludicrously low compared to the number of people who should have been arrested, charged, and convicted of arson and other property destruction all around the country.

In contrast, even the most minor offenders on January 6th – or this poor guy I wrote about in the post, who did virtually nothing – were chased down, arrested, often imprisoned for long periods of time without bail, and some of them were convicted of offenses that are virtually never charged otherwise.

I also could have contrasted the treatment of the January 6th protesters with the treatment given to those who rioted in protest of Trump’s inauguration. Over two hundred of the latter group were arrested and six police officers were injured. But many of them couldn’t be convicted because “most protesters wore similar black clothing and covered their faces.” They had thrown rocks and bottles at police, but their disguises were very highly coordinated, apparently. The final 39 Trump inauguration rioters who had been arrested had their charges dropped also.

You can read more about those rioters here, including the fact that almost all of them initially arrested were also released quickly (some the next day) without having to post any bail. A big contrast with many of the January 6th protesters.

The point I was making is that it is ironic that Brodnax – who didn’t damage anything or hurt anyone, and wasn’t even part of the protests – was sentenced to 5 months when most of those who did so much more damage in other riots went free.

In that article you linked, it mentions that 120 defendants participating in the Floyd riots received some sort of federal sentences. That is a very very small number compared to the destruction involved. For example, in Minneapolis/StPaul alone, in just a 3-day riot period after Floyd’s death, 164 buildings were set on fire, and one death occurred.

Repercussions for most of these arsonists? Very few or none:

After the rioting subsided, authorities had difficulty identifying those responsible for causing destruction. By May 2021, a year after the civil unrest over Floyd’s murder, investigators had only filed arson charges against 17 people for damages at 11 properties in the Minneapolis–Saint Paul metropolitan region, despite arson affecting nearly 200 properties. In many instances, business owners were left paying for damages out of pocket as more than half of all riot-related losses were not covered by insurance. Some business owners raised money via GoFundMe campaigns or applied for recovery grants to reestablish operations, while many others opted not to rebuild their damaged properties, citing insufficient money or unacceptable financial risks.

That’s just a small portion of what happened around the US. The George Floyd riots affected 140 cities in 20 states and caused 2 billion dollars worth of damage. It is apparent that the number of people successfully prosecuted and found guilty for this extraordinary amount of destruction was small compared to the number of offenders who never saw any consequences.

The Jan 6 riot was a few hours and the damage sustained in the entire thing totaled approximately 2 and three quarter million dollars (not billion as in the Floyd riots) – and that includes expenses incurred by the Capitol police in addition to any property damage. No officer died, despite early reports, and most of the people arrested and being tried did no property damage and were not violent. Many of them didn’t even enter the building. And yet the DOJ has pursued and arrested 900 people in nearly 50 states and DC. There are other numbers at that link.

114 Capitol Police reported sustaining some sort of injury on January 6th. In contrast, about 2,000 officers were injured in the Floyd riots between May 25 and July 31 alone. During that period there were many peaceful protests, but there were 574 that were not peaceful and in fact were declared riots with violence and other criminal acts.

And it went on and on in Portland, Oregon:

There was violence in more than 62% of Portland, Ore., demonstrations. The city had weeks of nightly protests far beyond the July 31 cutoff for the MCAA report.

Also:

At some gatherings nationwide there was looting, violent clashes between protesters and authorities, arson, murder and shootings. Around 72% of law enforcement agencies reported officers harmed during protests.

In total, more than 624 arsons were reported and 97 police vehicles were burned, the report states. Video of some of the protests posted to social media showed officers pelted with bricks, water bottles, fireworks and other objects, including Molotov cocktails.

“One agency reported dumpsters, trash cans, trees, furniture and vehicles being set on fire,” the report said. “In many cities, city hall, as well as other iconic public buildings and federal courthouses were targets of arson.”

Ultimately, although many people were initially arrested all around the country, a great many who might have been prosecuted were not:

Over the 10 weeks cited by the report, more than 16,200 people were arrested for protest-related crimes. More than half of the law enforcement agencies said local district attorneys declined to prosecute those cases.

“In some instances, prosecutors refused to charge those arrested for felony crimes committed during the protests despite the availability of video evidence and suspect confessions,” the report said.

Huge numbers were simply let off, despite easily proven guilt and plenty of damage to both people and property.

https://apnews.com/article/records-rebut-claims-jan-6-rioters-55adf4d46aff57b91af2fdd3345dace8

The one person on film telling people to go into the Capitol (multiple times) disappears from FBI list and is not even mentioned in the 845 page final report.

How odd. Will we ever get an explanation?

Exactly. Nailed it.

The lies are scary. They slander Americans. All lefty talking points are about slandering Americans. It’s how lefties feel good about themselves — lying about others.

I first heard the “1 in 4 kids in our area go to bed hungry” years ago. The moment you stop and think about it you know it’s a monstrous lie. I remember thinking that if it were true, every preacher, every news outlet, every politician and SJW in the area would be making it the focus of their daily lives. It’s all we would ever hear about.

And when you look into it, it’s standard lefty lie SOP. Today, food insecurity is the weasel word. They simply assume that every person living in a household below the bizarrely derived govt stat known as the poverty line is automatically considered at risk. You can live in a 10 million dollar mansion with 50 million in the bank and still qualify as below the poverty line.

These lies have a political impact. Some day we need to start caring about the truth. I doubt it will be in my lifetime.

If you don’t buy any of Neo’s reasonable explainations why do you read what neo writes?