Year: 2023

J6 Political Prisoner Zachary Rehl Faces 10 to 12 Years In Prison For Walking In US Capitol For A Few Minutes, Stripped Of Honorable Military Service: Trump’s Indictment Will Expose ‘What All J6ers Have Been Dealing With’ 

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Zachary Rehl, a J6 political prisoner and former Proud Boys leader who was found guilty of seditious conspiracy, vows to fight for his innocence until he is “fully exonerated and so no one has to live in fear of persecution for exercising their 1st Amendment rights again.” The 37-year-old Marine Corps veteran was apprehended by the Federal Bureau of Investigations on April 17, 2021, for “his role in the Capitol riot.” His wife was six months pregnant when the bureau’s stormtroopers terrorized their home in a pre-dawn raid — shock and trauma that nearly resulted in the loss of their unborn baby.

Kremlin Spokesman: “Western Journalists Live in a State of Military Censorship”

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  Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Wednesday that Western journalists “live in a state of military censorship” and “receive instructions from their special services.” “There are a lot of serious media outlets (in the West), a lot of talented journalists, smart, professional, but now, since they unleashed this war against us, they absolutely live in a state of military censorship,” Peskov said at a youth forum in Solnechnogorsk, 45 kilometers northwest of Moscow.

BANANA REPUBLIC: Biden’s DOJ Used Law with Civil War Origin that Also Involves “Two or More Persons Go In Disguise on the Highway” in Latest Indictment Against President Trump

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Once again, President Trump was indicted on Tuesday – the DAY AFTER Hunter Biden’s best friend and business associate Devon Archer testified that Joe Biden was included on 20 calls when his son was sitting with foreign officials arranging influence peddling deals for the family.

The movie poster for "Sound of Freedom" is photographed at an AMC movie theater.

Operation Cross Country: FBI Locates 200 Victims of Sex Trafficking, 59 Missing Children, and Arrests 194 Suspects in Nationwide Effort

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Federal officials announced on Tuesday that the FBI found 200 victims of sex trafficking and arrested 126 suspects of child sexual exploitation and human trafficking offenses and another 68 suspects of trafficking during a two-week child exploitation operation in July, known as “Operation Cross County.” Over the two-week operation in July, the FBI and its partners identified 59 minor victims of child sex trafficking and child sexual exploitation offenses.