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A little-noticed bill passed before Christmas shows that the U.S. Senate knows Nancy Pelosi had more to do with the U.S. Capitol breach on January 6, 2021, than anything President Trump did that day. Indeed, Nancy Pelosi could be crowned Queen of the Mob, since her actions led to the crashing of the perimeter fences, general dysfunction, and deaths of Trump supporters that day.

Even after the one-sided January 6 Committee left Pelosi’s role on the cutting room floor, there’s one inescapable conclusion: If she’d done her job, there would have been no riot, no deaths of Trump supporters, no show trials, and no political prisoners sitting in solitary confinement in a D.C. gulag for two years awaiting trial. And there would have been no need for federal agents to “orchestrate” a riot.

Pelosi was more responsible for the marauding mob at the Capitol that day than anything President Trump did to “incite” his huge crowd of supporters — which he provably did not.

And here’s how we know this.

> A little-noticed bill passed before Christmas shows that the U.S. Senate knows Nancy Pelosi had more to do with the U.S. Capitol breach on January 6, 2021, than anything President Trump did that day. Indeed, Nancy Pelosi could be crowned Queen of the Mob, since her actions led to the crashing of the perimeter fences, general dysfunction, and deaths of Trump supporters that day. > Even after the one-sided January 6 Committee left Pelosi’s role on the cutting room floor, there’s one inescapable conclusion: If she’d done her job, there would have been no riot, no deaths of Trump supporters, no show trials, and no political prisoners sitting in solitary confinement in a D.C. gulag for two years awaiting trial. And there would have been no need for federal agents to “orchestrate” a riot. > Pelosi was more responsible for the marauding mob at the Capitol that day than anything President Trump did to “incite” his huge crowd of supporters — which he provably did not. > And here’s how we know this.

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youre suggesting they are on different teams.

I'm not suggesting anything. I'm just spamming the front page with crap, as usual.

; you are the one users I acknowledge the "most" when it comes to knowing... since you have those glasses as a badge. You should know shit, right?

I think the glasses badge is an homage to the 'professor' in my user name. Not that I'm an actual professor. You shouldn't really assume I know anything at all.

Well, to me, you just showed how ignorant you are. Fuck trusting small engine planes.

Now there's the Norseman I know! Small engine planes are fun to fly in. Small airports, small planes, smaller hole in the ground when we crash...

Your dumbass trusts the two party system? how quaint.

My smart ass trusts no one.

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Ive never been more scared then when i flown in small engine airplanes... thought you would relate.. oh shit, thats a lie, although I was scared for my life when I felt I was going to die, flying in a Fokker... Night paralysis showed me the trough meaning of fear.

your reply showed me my truth, in that I shall not be a Goy, following the message of your words. As I already thought it was. Feels good man. I shall rescind my down-vote

but to be honest. youre a bitch about it........

you have too many great posts, to say youre not a professor.

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Ive never been more scared then when i flown in small engine airplanes... thought you would relate..

Flying in them is nothing. Jumping out of them is the scary part. Fear isn't a bad thing. Letting it rule your actions is.