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meaner gene
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You forgot about the arsenal in the hotel room across the river from DC.
Oath Keepers jury hears about massive weapon cache on Jan. 6
A member of the Oath Keepers who traveled to Washington before the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol testified Wednesday about a massive cache of weapons the far-right extremist group stashed in a Virginia hotel room.
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A member of the Oath Keepers who traveled to Washington before the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol testified Wednesday about a massive cache of weapons the far-right extremist group stashed in a Virginia hotel room.
Taking the stand in the seditious conspiracy case against Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes and four associates, Terry Cummings showed jurors an AR-15 firearm and an orange box for ammunition that he contributed to the so-called quick reaction force the Oath Keepers had staged at the hotel outside of Washington in case they needed weapons.
“I had not seen that many weapons in one location since I was in the military,” said Cummings, a veteran who joined the Oath Keepers in Florida in 2020.
Prosecutors have said teams of Oath Keepers guarded the arsenal of firearms and were prepared to rush them into the hands of extremists in the capital if needed.
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then they weren't ACTUALLY at the J6 'uprising'?You forgot about the arsenal in the hotel room across the river from DC.
Oath Keepers jury hears about massive weapon cache on Jan. 6
A member of the Oath Keepers who traveled to Washington before the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol testified Wednesday about a massive cache of weapons the far-right extremist group stashed in a Virginia hotel room.
A member of the Oath Keepers who traveled to Washington before the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol testified Wednesday about a massive cache of weapons the far-right extremist group stashed in a Virginia hotel room.
Taking the stand in the seditious conspiracy case against Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes and four associates, Terry Cummings showed jurors an AR-15 firearm and an orange box for ammunition that he contributed to the so-called quick reaction force the Oath Keepers had staged at the hotel outside of Washington in case they needed weapons.
“I had not seen that many weapons in one location since I was in the military,” said Cummings, a veteran who joined the Oath Keepers in Florida in 2020.
Prosecutors have said teams of Oath Keepers guarded the arsenal of firearms and were prepared to rush them into the hands of extremists in the capital if needed.
jknowgood
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Never happened.
meaner gene
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Michael Cohen explained it to congress.
Why Trump doesn't use e-mail, or other communications that leave evidence. Trump was taught by Roy Cohn (the famous mob lawyer) on how to avoid getting caught.
Trump speaks to his crowd like a mobster. Telling them in peaceful words to be violent.
toobfreak
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.......answer that Donald.
.......answer that Donald.
.......answer that Donald.
What a pussy you gutless coward.
Here, let me get a rag to dry your tears.
We need LOTS of answers! But they won't be coming from Trump, but from Biden, Harris and Pelosi instead.
Moonglow
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Like why did the MAGATs berserk?
toobfreak
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Did he learn that from Hillary and her secret, private server and destroyed 33,000 secret emails?
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Was that English? Why do you keep cowering to me?
Moonglow
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I knew you were some slack-jawed Middle Eastern raghead.
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Shalom
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Interestingly he never goes to jail.... So am I getting this right he is "on the run"? If so my guess is he is in witness protection...
As I explored the mysteries of Banuelos and his many brushes with the justice system, I reached out to the family of Christopher Senn, the 19-year-old who was killed by Banuelos in an incident that the authorities called self-defense. I sent a text message to Victoria Thomas, a retired school principal who took in Senn as a foster child and treated him like her son. She wrote back almost immediately.
“Chris did not deserve to be killed and no one should get away with killing anyone,” she said, “but John got away with it and probably will hurt someone else.”
I found police and court records that show a startling pattern involving Banuelos. He is accused of a violent crime. He is arrested. Sometimes witnesses fail to appear in court. Sometimes the charges are dropped for other reasons not explained in court dockets. Sometimes he’s found guilty and sentenced to probation or supervision. One way or another, he goes free. And the cycle begins again.
Over the years, according to reports I obtained, various people made the following accusations against Banuelos. He kicked and punched someone who was waiting for the school bus. He tried to push someone out of a moving vehicle. He dragged a woman out of a car by her hair. He bit a boy on the ear. He trespassed in the apartment of a woman who came home to find him there, along with a Doberman Pinscher. He told his girlfriend he would beat her if she called the police.
None of these cases resulted in jail or prison sentences. A rap sheet from the Chicago Police Department lists 20 of his arrests in Illinois, most of them for misdemeanors, and only one jail sentence, of 90 days, after he fled from a police officer in a motor vehicle.
Banuelos is 39. He has struggled with homelessness and substance abuse. A 2023 police report said he’d been admitted to a hospital’s psychiatric unit for undisclosed reasons.
But the most striking part of his story unfolded over 180 days in 2021, from January 6 to Independence Day.
In those days after the gunfire at the Capitol riot, both local and federal authorities had information that might have diverted Banuelos from Liberty Park in Salt Lake City — and away from his fateful meeting with Chris Senn.
And now my guess is he is in witness protection
As I explored the mysteries of Banuelos and his many brushes with the justice system, I reached out to the family of Christopher Senn, the 19-year-old who was killed by Banuelos in an incident that the authorities called self-defense. I sent a text message to Victoria Thomas, a retired school principal who took in Senn as a foster child and treated him like her son. She wrote back almost immediately.
“Chris did not deserve to be killed and no one should get away with killing anyone,” she said, “but John got away with it and probably will hurt someone else.”
I found police and court records that show a startling pattern involving Banuelos. He is accused of a violent crime. He is arrested. Sometimes witnesses fail to appear in court. Sometimes the charges are dropped for other reasons not explained in court dockets. Sometimes he’s found guilty and sentenced to probation or supervision. One way or another, he goes free. And the cycle begins again.
Over the years, according to reports I obtained, various people made the following accusations against Banuelos. He kicked and punched someone who was waiting for the school bus. He tried to push someone out of a moving vehicle. He dragged a woman out of a car by her hair. He bit a boy on the ear. He trespassed in the apartment of a woman who came home to find him there, along with a Doberman Pinscher. He told his girlfriend he would beat her if she called the police.
None of these cases resulted in jail or prison sentences. A rap sheet from the Chicago Police Department lists 20 of his arrests in Illinois, most of them for misdemeanors, and only one jail sentence, of 90 days, after he fled from a police officer in a motor vehicle.
Banuelos is 39. He has struggled with homelessness and substance abuse. A 2023 police report said he’d been admitted to a hospital’s psychiatric unit for undisclosed reasons.
But the most striking part of his story unfolded over 180 days in 2021, from January 6 to Independence Day.
In those days after the gunfire at the Capitol riot, both local and federal authorities had information that might have diverted Banuelos from Liberty Park in Salt Lake City — and away from his fateful meeting with Chris Senn.
And now my guess is he is in witness protection
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meaner gene
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Are you moving the goal posts? Changing your B.S. because you were wrong?
You said:
And I showed the insurgents had AR-15's.
You're now arguing where they had them.
EPIC FAIL.
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That's exactly what democrats do...
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toobfreak
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Only closer because we own the ballfield and you need them at the 1 yard line to win.
Insurgents. You are a howl.
meaner gene
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The irony of that accusation, is you just proved what he said is true.
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