These are not law abiding citizens peacefully entering the Capitol.
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Meet Ray Epps: The Fed-Protected Provocateur Who Appears To Have Led The Very First 1/6 Attack On The U.S. Capitol
Meet Ray Epps: The Fed-Protected Provocateur Who Appears To Have Led The Very First 1/6 Attack On The U.S. Capitol. By Revolver. Yep, it appears pretty certain now that the Jan 6 āinsurrectioā¦

Meet Ray Epps: The Fed-Protected Provocateur Who Appears To Have Led The Very First 1/6 Attack On The U.S. Capitol. By Revolver.
Yep, it appears pretty certain now that the Jan 6 āinsurrectionā was instigated and led by the FBI.
Revolverās summary of their long and detailed report:
Ray Epps appears to be among the primary orchestrators of the very first breach of the Capitolās police barricades at 12:50pm on January 6. Epps appears to have led the ābreach teamā that committed the very first illegal acts on that fateful day. Whatās more, Epps and his ābreach teamā did all their dirty work with 10 minutes still remaining in President Trumpās National Mall speech, and with the vast majority of Trump supporters still 30 minutes away from the Capitol. ..
The FBI stealthily removed Ray Epps from its Capitol Violence Most Wanted List on July 1, just one day after Revolver exposed the inexplicable and puzzlesome FBI protection of known Epps associate and Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes. July 1 was also just one day after separate New York Times report amplified a glaring, falsifiable lie about Eppsās role in the events of January 6.
Lastly, Ray Epps appears to have worked alongside several individuals ā many of them suspiciously unindicted ā to carry out a breach of the police barricades that induced a subsequent flood of unsuspecting MAGA protesters to unwittingly trespass on Capitol restricted grounds and place themselves in legal jeopardy.
Ray Epps, ex-Marine Sergeant:
Ray Epps is a free man. He has never been arrested or charged. Nearly 10 months after January 6, the FBI and Justice Department still refuse to comment on whether Epps has ever been served a search warrant.
But we do know that at least rank-and-file FBI investigators were intensely interested in Ray Epps in the immediate aftermath of January 6.
By January 8, the FBI Capitol Violence Most Wanted List featured a big fat friendly face shot of Ray Epps. The FBIās Washington Field Office, in a tweet the same day, called for the publicās help in identifying Epps. Epps, dressed in full camo with a bright red āTrumpā hat, is the FBIās āSuspect 16ā ā¦

On January 8, the FBI begged the publicās help to identify the mysterious āPerson #16.ā
Then, a funny thing happened: the public actually delivered.
Initially, swarms of left-wing researcher accounts, Antifa groups, and partisan non-profits leapt into Crowdsourced Internet Detective mode. They assigned Eppsās identity various hashtags and tracked his movements throughout January 5-6. The primary three hashtags assigned to Epps were:
Within days of the riot at the Capitol, archives quickly swelled with videos and images of Epps.
- #CrowdControl, because of the way Epps was always controlling every crowd he was a part of on both January 5 and January 6;
- #FedBoomer, because of the shocking video ⦠of Epps being shouted down as a āFedā by Trump supporters for proposing to enter the Capitol; and
- #BigMagaCamo, which came to be Eppsās final, neutral descriptor name. It is under the #BigMagaCamo moniker that virtually all left-wing databases, shared Google spreadsheets and multimedia archives retain most of their Ray Epps information.
Ray Epps played two roles in virtually every encounter during his Commando Capitol Tour on January 6.
First, Epps instructed his commandos and the crowds at his attention to rush into the Capitol and let nothing stop them. Second, Epps assiduously protected cops and law enforcement so no local or federal officers would be harmed during the precision breaches. ā¦
Nearly two and a half hours after Epps and his ābreach teamā appeared to coordinate the toppling of the Capitolās East-side police barricades ⦠Eppsās mission magically switched to calming the crowd down, assuring them āWe already made our point,ā and ensuring that no more of his apparently fellow officers got hurt that afternoon. ā¦
In less than three days, Ray Epps was identified as Suspect 16. ⦠Then, for nearly six months, amidst the biggest manhunt in American history, the FBI did nothing with this information. As the FBI did nothing on Epps, it was simultaneously investigating, arresting, raiding and imprisoning hundreds of completely benign MAGA moms and social media trolls ā mostly for minor misdemeanor trespassing charges.
FBI coverup:
Then, on July 1, ⦠the FBI finally took action on Ray Epps. ⦠Someone at the FBI quietly and stealthily purged every trace of Ray Epps from the Capitol Riots Most Wanted database. ā¦
Ray Epps was not purged because he was arrested. If Epps was arrested, the FBI Wanted List would have the caption āARRESTEDā affixed to his picture, as you can plainly see is done for all other arrested suspects in the database itself. Further, the searchable Justive.Gov Capitol Breach Cases database confirms there are no case dockets or filings for any āEppsā at all. ā¦
Eppās actions on the evening of Jan 5:
We will now review a series of clips which run from approximately 10:30 p.m.- midnight on the evening of January 5. The scenes depicted in the following clips all occurred in the newly named Black Lives Matter Plaza at 16th St NW in DC ā just blocks from the White House.
There, Trump supporters from around the country who had flown in for the protest gathered together. They had just been separated from Antifa/BLM counter-protesters, some of whom had been violently attacking Trump supporters that strayed from the main crowd. Some Trump supporters, including isolated women, were beaten senseless and bloody on the street, and the crowd was particularly agitated as a result. Youāll hear the forthcoming clip begin with a Trump supporter saying āTheyāre not Americans, theyāre terrorists,ā referring to the Antifa/BLM group that attacked them.
There was a very West Side Story feel to the two gangs being separated by a police line. But on the Trump side, Ray Epps held court, and he instructed the Trump crowd to redirect their energies away from counter-protesters, and join his plot to go inside the Capitol the next day instead.