Insurrectionist don't have tour guides

[tyroneweaver]

bwahahahahahah.

 

[g5000]

Here is American Airlines Flight 11 peacefully taking off on September 11, 2001:

Here is United Airlines Flight 175 peacefully taking off on September 11, 2001:

Here is United Airlines Flight 93 flying peacefully through the air on September 11, 2001:

Here is American Airlines Flight 77 peacefully taking off on September 11, 2001:

]

Here is one of the so-called "terrorists" being allowed to board a flight by airport security!
]

We can therefore conclude that the events we have all been told about 9/11 are lies!!! It was a peaceful day.

 

[g5000]

A tour! BWA-HA-HA-HA-HA!

"Escorted".

The police behaved exactly how you should behave with a wild animal. You speak calmly to it, you make no sudden moves, and you keep a watchful eye on it until help arrives.

Unfortunately, the leader of the free world chose to jerk off for over three hours instead, rather than send help.

All the blood spilled that day is on his hands.

 

[mudwhistle]

Here is American Airlines Flight 11 peacefully taking off on September 11, 2001:

Here is United Airlines Flight 175 peacefully taking off on September 11, 2001:

Here is United Airlines Flight 93 flying peacefully through the air on September 11, 2001:

Here is American Airlines Flight 77 peacefully taking off on September 11, 2001:

]

Here is one of the so-called "terrorists" being allowed to board a flight by airport security!
]

We can therefore conclude that the events we have all been told about 9/11 are lies!!! It was a peaceful day.

You're a fucking idiot.
They claimed that they broke in and stormed the place.
Turns out they were invited in.

 

[Confederate Soldier]

The new found footage of buffalo bill guy sheds new light onto this for sure.

But I do believe 100% that anybody who was STUPID enough to actually go in, deserves every bit of jailtime they get. How brainless could you be, to not see it was a trap?

 

[mudwhistle]

The new found footage of buffalo bill guy sheds new light onto this for sure.

But I do believe 100% that anybody who was STUPID enough to actually go in, deserves every bit of jailtime they get. How brainless could you be, to not see it was a trap?

That's entrapment. Textbook. Open and Shut.

Cops aren't supposed to be trapping people. They're supposed to enforce the law, serve and protect. They aren't supposed to be setting people up.

en·trap·ment
[inˈtrapmənt, enˈtrapmənt]


NOUN

1. 
   
2. the state of being caught in or as in a trap:
   "the feeling of entrapment grows as the roads close and the power goes out" · "nerve entrapment often occurs in throwing sports"
   • the action of tricking someone into committing a crime in order to secure their prosecution:
     "his style of investigation constitutes entrapment"
   
   
   

   What is entrapment and its punishment according to CA laws​

   14 Jul, 21
   • in Laws, Legal Info
   
   Thousands of people are arrested every year as a result of police sting operations. These operations can ruin the lives of individuals who commit crimes where there is no identifiable victim. In many situations, they can seem inherently unfair. But these men and women can sometimes detect entrapment as a feature of those sting operations. A defendant knowing what is an example of entrapment can undue a criminal case and lead to potential punishment for law enforcement officials as well.
   
   

   What is entrapment?​

   Entrapment meaning is the illegal act of pushing a person to commit a crime that they would not otherwise have committed. There is somewhat of a fine line between legitimate police work through sting operations and entrapment meaning. Police officers and detectives have to be careful to ensure that they are not creating a new situation for a crime that a person would not have otherwise engaged in. They must know what is legally considered entrapment in order to launch a successful sting operation.
   The question of what is an example of entrapment is an ethically fraught one. For instance, a drug sting operation is valid when a person attempts to sell drugs to a buyer who is in fact an undercover agent. But if a person walking down the street is accosted by an undercover officer, pushed into an alley, and given an hour-long talk about how wonderful buying drugs would be and then buys said drugs, that act would be entrapment and the “crime” would be dismissed in most courts.
   
   

   What is its punishment?​

   There are a number of potential punishments for anyone convicted of entrapment. It is considered a serious offense in law enforcement departments. People convicted of this crime may be sentenced to jail time or hefty fines. They may easily be fired from the police force along with any other parties that may be responsible. The main reason for this harsh treatment is the strong possibility that any case with evidence gleaned from entrapment will be thrown out by a judge. This edict may spread to a number of other cases and may lead to otherwise guilty criminals being set free. It is an act that questions the validity of the justice system and causes people to be suspicious of otherwise solid police investigations.
   
   

   What to do?​

   A person who believes they are the victim of entrapment needs to mount a strong case. Entrapment cases are inherently subjective and thus are enormously difficult to prove in a court of law. The first step of that case is to secure release from jail through the bond process. They need to post bail or otherwise be released prior to their trial date. This release will help ensure that they are at home and can prepare their case away from a jail cell.
   Next, he must know what is legally considered entrapment and interesting attorney facts. They need to hire the help of an attorney who specializes in entrapment and sting cases. They need to be honest and forthright with their attorney about what happened and what exactly they said and did. They also need to scour their belongings in order to find the slightest hint of evidence that may point to entrapment. Specifically, they need to show that a police officer or detective made them do something illegal that they would not have otherwise done. An experienced attorney can poke holes in a case and find a wide variety of breakdowns in evidence or testimony.
   
   

   Conclusion​

   Entrapment as a defense in a criminal case occurs occasionally with even the most professional California sting operations. But cases of entrapment and elder law explained as a defense in a criminal case will not often be flagged by ombudsmen or internal affairs analysts. Instead, the potential victims will have to be vigilant and aware of the law surrounding their arrest. They must work with their attorneys and flag any possible acts of entrapment. A potential defense revolving around entrapment may be the only defense that actually wins a case for a defendant. Therefore, California sting operation victims need to know the law if they hope to protect themselves in the future.
   
   What is entrapment and its punishment according to CA laws - Espinoza Bail Bonds

   What is entrapment: Entrapment meaning is the illegal act of pushing a person to commit a crime that they would not otherwise have committed.

   joseespinozabailbonds.com
   
   

 

[366h34d]

Here is American Airlines Flight 11 peacefully taking off on September 11, 2001:

Here is United Airlines Flight 175 peacefully taking off on September 11, 2001:

Here is United Airlines Flight 93 flying peacefully through the air on September 11, 2001:

Here is American Airlines Flight 77 peacefully taking off on September 11, 2001:

]

Here is one of the so-called "terrorists" being allowed to board a flight by airport security!
]

We can therefore conclude that the events we have all been told about 9/11 are lies!!! It was a peaceful day.

Don't understand your point? Are you telling us that those insurrectionists had the invitation at first but they all changed into animals once they got in?

 

[Confederate Soldier]

That's entrapment. Textbook. Open and Shut.

Cops aren't supposed to be trapping people. They're supposed to enforce the law, serve and protect. They aren't supposed to be setting people up.

en·trap·ment
[inˈtrapmənt, enˈtrapmənt]


NOUN

1. 
   
2. the state of being caught in or as in a trap:
   "the feeling of entrapment grows as the roads close and the power goes out" · "nerve entrapment often occurs in throwing sports"
   • the action of tricking someone into committing a crime in order to secure their prosecution:
     "his style of investigation constitutes entrapment"
   
   
   

   What is entrapment and its punishment according to CA laws​

   14 Jul, 21
   • in Laws, Legal Info
   
   Thousands of people are arrested every year as a result of police sting operations. These operations can ruin the lives of individuals who commit crimes where there is no identifiable victim. In many situations, they can seem inherently unfair. But these men and women can sometimes detect entrapment as a feature of those sting operations. A defendant knowing what is an example of entrapment can undue a criminal case and lead to potential punishment for law enforcement officials as well.
   
   

   What is entrapment?​

   Entrapment meaning is the illegal act of pushing a person to commit a crime that they would not otherwise have committed. There is somewhat of a fine line between legitimate police work through sting operations and entrapment meaning. Police officers and detectives have to be careful to ensure that they are not creating a new situation for a crime that a person would not have otherwise engaged in. They must know what is legally considered entrapment in order to launch a successful sting operation.
   The question of what is an example of entrapment is an ethically fraught one. For instance, a drug sting operation is valid when a person attempts to sell drugs to a buyer who is in fact an undercover agent. But if a person walking down the street is accosted by an undercover officer, pushed into an alley, and given an hour-long talk about how wonderful buying drugs would be and then buys said drugs, that act would be entrapment and the “crime” would be dismissed in most courts.
   
   

   What is its punishment?​

   There are a number of potential punishments for anyone convicted of entrapment. It is considered a serious offense in law enforcement departments. People convicted of this crime may be sentenced to jail time or hefty fines. They may easily be fired from the police force along with any other parties that may be responsible. The main reason for this harsh treatment is the strong possibility that any case with evidence gleaned from entrapment will be thrown out by a judge. This edict may spread to a number of other cases and may lead to otherwise guilty criminals being set free. It is an act that questions the validity of the justice system and causes people to be suspicious of otherwise solid police investigations.
   
   

   What to do?​

   A person who believes they are the victim of entrapment needs to mount a strong case. Entrapment cases are inherently subjective and thus are enormously difficult to prove in a court of law. The first step of that case is to secure release from jail through the bond process. They need to post bail or otherwise be released prior to their trial date. This release will help ensure that they are at home and can prepare their case away from a jail cell.
   Next, he must know what is legally considered entrapment and interesting attorney facts. They need to hire the help of an attorney who specializes in entrapment and sting cases. They need to be honest and forthright with their attorney about what happened and what exactly they said and did. They also need to scour their belongings in order to find the slightest hint of evidence that may point to entrapment. Specifically, they need to show that a police officer or detective made them do something illegal that they would not have otherwise done. An experienced attorney can poke holes in a case and find a wide variety of breakdowns in evidence or testimony.
   
   

   Conclusion​

   Entrapment as a defense in a criminal case occurs occasionally with even the most professional California sting operations. But cases of entrapment and elder law explained as a defense in a criminal case will not often be flagged by ombudsmen or internal affairs analysts. Instead, the potential victims will have to be vigilant and aware of the law surrounding their arrest. They must work with their attorneys and flag any possible acts of entrapment. A potential defense revolving around entrapment may be the only defense that actually wins a case for a defendant. Therefore, California sting operation victims need to know the law if they hope to protect themselves in the future.
   
   What is entrapment and its punishment according to CA laws - Espinoza Bail Bonds

   What is entrapment: Entrapment meaning is the illegal act of pushing a person to commit a crime that they would not otherwise have committed.

   joseespinozabailbonds.com

I only saw limited instances of it. The majority of the crowds were not entrapped, they just got in any way they could. Fucking stupid.


Those who were in the capitol are not representative of the American right. They were idiotic buffoons. How could they think it was going to end well?

 

[g5000]

You're a fucking idiot.
They claimed that they broke in and stormed the place.
Turns out they were invited in.

Wow! You REALLY drank the bongwater!


https://ia902307.us.archive.org/10/items/Cwxj9RMtddritN4Ds/Cwxj9RMtddritN4Ds.mpeg4

Watch that video. As the insurrectionists begin smashing the windows and break in, a single police officer attempts to pepper spray one of the terrorists. He then retreats.

Eventually, two of the invaders kick open the center doors to allow more of the terrorists inside. As the mob surges through the door, you can see the QAnon Shaman carrying a flag as he enters with his fellow rioters.

You said, "Turns out they were invited in." BWA-HA-HA-HA-HA!

You are SUCH a rube!

You would think at some point a rube would have to admit to themselves they were fooled. I realize it is a bitter and difficult pill to swallow, but if one is to maintain one's integrity, you have to reach that point.

 

[g5000]

Don't understand your point? Are you telling us that those insurrectionists had the invitation at first but they all changed into animals once they got in?

They were animals from the get-go.

They busted their way in. Tucker Carlson is feeding you unadulterated manufactured bullshit.

You can watch them breaking in here: https://ia902307.us.archive.org/10/items/Cwxj9RMtddritN4Ds/Cwxj9RMtddritN4Ds.mpeg4

You can see the QAnon Shaman enter with the violent mob at 1:05.

Tucker Carlson DELIBERATELY jump cut from the scene with the Shaman waiting with the mob outside the doors to the Shaman walking in a hallway. He DELIBERATELY edited out the part where they violently busted their way into the Capitol.

You creduloids totally fell for his hoax "they were invited in".

Man, that is fucking sad.

 

[g5000]

That's entrapment. Textbook. Open and Shut.

Cops aren't supposed to be trapping people. They're supposed to enforce the law, serve and protect. They aren't supposed to be setting people up.

en·trap·ment
[inˈtrapmənt, enˈtrapmənt]


NOUN

1. 
   
2. the state of being caught in or as in a trap:
   "the feeling of entrapment grows as the roads close and the power goes out" · "nerve entrapment often occurs in throwing sports"
   • the action of tricking someone into committing a crime in order to secure their prosecution:
     "his style of investigation constitutes entrapment"
   
   
   

   What is entrapment and its punishment according to CA laws​

   14 Jul, 21
   • in Laws, Legal Info
   
   Thousands of people are arrested every year as a result of police sting operations. These operations can ruin the lives of individuals who commit crimes where there is no identifiable victim. In many situations, they can seem inherently unfair. But these men and women can sometimes detect entrapment as a feature of those sting operations. A defendant knowing what is an example of entrapment can undue a criminal case and lead to potential punishment for law enforcement officials as well.
   
   

   What is entrapment?​

   Entrapment meaning is the illegal act of pushing a person to commit a crime that they would not otherwise have committed. There is somewhat of a fine line between legitimate police work through sting operations and entrapment meaning. Police officers and detectives have to be careful to ensure that they are not creating a new situation for a crime that a person would not have otherwise engaged in. They must know what is legally considered entrapment in order to launch a successful sting operation.
   The question of what is an example of entrapment is an ethically fraught one. For instance, a drug sting operation is valid when a person attempts to sell drugs to a buyer who is in fact an undercover agent. But if a person walking down the street is accosted by an undercover officer, pushed into an alley, and given an hour-long talk about how wonderful buying drugs would be and then buys said drugs, that act would be entrapment and the “crime” would be dismissed in most courts.
   
   

   What is its punishment?​

   There are a number of potential punishments for anyone convicted of entrapment. It is considered a serious offense in law enforcement departments. People convicted of this crime may be sentenced to jail time or hefty fines. They may easily be fired from the police force along with any other parties that may be responsible. The main reason for this harsh treatment is the strong possibility that any case with evidence gleaned from entrapment will be thrown out by a judge. This edict may spread to a number of other cases and may lead to otherwise guilty criminals being set free. It is an act that questions the validity of the justice system and causes people to be suspicious of otherwise solid police investigations.
   
   

   What to do?​

   A person who believes they are the victim of entrapment needs to mount a strong case. Entrapment cases are inherently subjective and thus are enormously difficult to prove in a court of law. The first step of that case is to secure release from jail through the bond process. They need to post bail or otherwise be released prior to their trial date. This release will help ensure that they are at home and can prepare their case away from a jail cell.
   Next, he must know what is legally considered entrapment and interesting attorney facts. They need to hire the help of an attorney who specializes in entrapment and sting cases. They need to be honest and forthright with their attorney about what happened and what exactly they said and did. They also need to scour their belongings in order to find the slightest hint of evidence that may point to entrapment. Specifically, they need to show that a police officer or detective made them do something illegal that they would not have otherwise done. An experienced attorney can poke holes in a case and find a wide variety of breakdowns in evidence or testimony.
   
   

   Conclusion​

   Entrapment as a defense in a criminal case occurs occasionally with even the most professional California sting operations. But cases of entrapment and elder law explained as a defense in a criminal case will not often be flagged by ombudsmen or internal affairs analysts. Instead, the potential victims will have to be vigilant and aware of the law surrounding their arrest. They must work with their attorneys and flag any possible acts of entrapment. A potential defense revolving around entrapment may be the only defense that actually wins a case for a defendant. Therefore, California sting operation victims need to know the law if they hope to protect themselves in the future.
   
   What is entrapment and its punishment according to CA laws - Espinoza Bail Bonds

   What is entrapment: Entrapment meaning is the illegal act of pushing a person to commit a crime that they would not otherwise have committed.

   joseespinozabailbonds.com

Your entire premise collapses as the rioters were not invited in. They busted their way in.

Dipshit.

 

[Whodatsaywhodat.]

That's entrapment. Textbook. Open and Shut.

Cops aren't supposed to be trapping people. They're supposed to enforce the law, serve and protect. They aren't supposed to be setting people up.

en·trap·ment
[inˈtrapmənt, enˈtrapmənt]


NOUN

1. 
   
2. the state of being caught in or as in a trap:
   "the feeling of entrapment grows as the roads close and the power goes out" · "nerve entrapment often occurs in throwing sports"
   • the action of tricking someone into committing a crime in order to secure their prosecution:
     "his style of investigation constitutes entrapment"
   
   
   

   What is entrapment and its punishment according to CA laws​

   14 Jul, 21
   • in Laws, Legal Info
   
   Thousands of people are arrested every year as a result of police sting operations. These operations can ruin the lives of individuals who commit crimes where there is no identifiable victim. In many situations, they can seem inherently unfair. But these men and women can sometimes detect entrapment as a feature of those sting operations. A defendant knowing what is an example of entrapment can undue a criminal case and lead to potential punishment for law enforcement officials as well.
   
   

   What is entrapment?​

   Entrapment meaning is the illegal act of pushing a person to commit a crime that they would not otherwise have committed. There is somewhat of a fine line between legitimate police work through sting operations and entrapment meaning. Police officers and detectives have to be careful to ensure that they are not creating a new situation for a crime that a person would not have otherwise engaged in. They must know what is legally considered entrapment in order to launch a successful sting operation.
   The question of what is an example of entrapment is an ethically fraught one. For instance, a drug sting operation is valid when a person attempts to sell drugs to a buyer who is in fact an undercover agent. But if a person walking down the street is accosted by an undercover officer, pushed into an alley, and given an hour-long talk about how wonderful buying drugs would be and then buys said drugs, that act would be entrapment and the “crime” would be dismissed in most courts.
   
   

   What is its punishment?​

   There are a number of potential punishments for anyone convicted of entrapment. It is considered a serious offense in law enforcement departments. People convicted of this crime may be sentenced to jail time or hefty fines. They may easily be fired from the police force along with any other parties that may be responsible. The main reason for this harsh treatment is the strong possibility that any case with evidence gleaned from entrapment will be thrown out by a judge. This edict may spread to a number of other cases and may lead to otherwise guilty criminals being set free. It is an act that questions the validity of the justice system and causes people to be suspicious of otherwise solid police investigations.
   
   

   What to do?​

   A person who believes they are the victim of entrapment needs to mount a strong case. Entrapment cases are inherently subjective and thus are enormously difficult to prove in a court of law. The first step of that case is to secure release from jail through the bond process. They need to post bail or otherwise be released prior to their trial date. This release will help ensure that they are at home and can prepare their case away from a jail cell.
   Next, he must know what is legally considered entrapment and interesting attorney facts. They need to hire the help of an attorney who specializes in entrapment and sting cases. They need to be honest and forthright with their attorney about what happened and what exactly they said and did. They also need to scour their belongings in order to find the slightest hint of evidence that may point to entrapment. Specifically, they need to show that a police officer or detective made them do something illegal that they would not have otherwise done. An experienced attorney can poke holes in a case and find a wide variety of breakdowns in evidence or testimony.
   
   

   Conclusion​

   Entrapment as a defense in a criminal case occurs occasionally with even the most professional California sting operations. But cases of entrapment and elder law explained as a defense in a criminal case will not often be flagged by ombudsmen or internal affairs analysts. Instead, the potential victims will have to be vigilant and aware of the law surrounding their arrest. They must work with their attorneys and flag any possible acts of entrapment. A potential defense revolving around entrapment may be the only defense that actually wins a case for a defendant. Therefore, California sting operation victims need to know the law if they hope to protect themselves in the future.
   
   What is entrapment and its punishment according to CA laws - Espinoza Bail Bonds

   What is entrapment: Entrapment meaning is the illegal act of pushing a person to commit a crime that they would not otherwise have committed.

   joseespinozabailbonds.com
   
   

Yes. 100% correct.