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EMERGENCY BULLETIN; J6 WITNESS RETIRED
Jordan Parker
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Josiah Cruz
Stronger was scheduled to testify tomorrow morning.
His testimony would have exposed The Conspiracy.
He is DEAD.
Jackson Gonzalez
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Benjamin Brown
QRD?
Gabriel Jackson
Death is all they know.
But his testimony must be known by others, hopefully.
No matter.
Jabs, cvd, moneypox, war, nuffin working.
They can turn people against each other and do that kind of war.
Bidey got a little whisper from Macron about no deals from Saudis, so now he has an excuse to say to 'murica, guess we'll just have to start drilling a little.
No matter. Too little too late.
Few months, hungry, cold people will destroy what's no longer needed or wanted. And that includes DC.
They lost.
Fed had enough sense to fence in.
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Zachary Johnson
In remarks before a congressional hearing on Feb. 23, 2021, Stenger called the events of Jan. 6 “a violent, coordinated attack where the loss of life could have been much worse.” He called for an investigation of “professional agitators” at the January 6 protests.
“There is an opportunity to learn lessons from the events of January 6th,” he testified. “Investigations should be considered as to funding and travel of what appears to be professional agitators.”
Can't have that now, can we?
Jordan Thompson
Guess you could say Stenger got stung.
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Jose Johnson
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Evan Baker
While the DS might believe this retirement to be most fortuitous, methinks it stinks so-very-much to High Heaven, it's effluence is poised to doom (((them))) straight to Hell.
Could this be any more blatant?
Isaiah Long
Kevin Taylor
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March 18th
Adrian Allen
>he was gonna snitch that feds had men in with the cops who were under orders to allow the rioters in the building
Blatant indeed.
Hudson Cook
Yeah we know. We knew yesterday. You’re late.
Jaxon Brooks
>Could this be any more blatant?
Hubris is a Savage Beast.
Anthony Sullivan
Here is a video of Stenger's testimony...
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Benjamin Moore
Should be about 3 or so.
Are there outright hostile Russian murder inc. still working directly with Democrats and the Agency?
Juan Thompson
Kek. I was so busy looking for the link, I totally missed you had beat me to it.
Ryder Baker
I remember seeing threads where they said even ukrop agitators were brought in to cause chaos that day
>I’ve only met one dude who went to j6 a boomer aged physical therapist and we talked about all that went down and how it was there in reality not what the msm said but as I was about to leave he looked me dead in the eyes and said “rods from god” and then walked away
Was a pretty crazy encounter out in the town to say the least
Cameron Long
Is there not a way to protect key witnesses ?
Why do we act as if it is a surprise ?
Why are these witnesses not guarded in military bunkers and transfered with military protection ?
Especially when the Republic is at stake ?
Every time... it feels kinda tiresome and it does not convey a good message to other people ready to flip.
Jaxon Gonzalez
Gateway Pundit's article on Stenger's death:
>" Michael Stenger: we have an opportunity to learn lessons from January 6th. Investigations should be considered as to the funding and traveling of what appears to be professional agitators. First Amendment rights should always be considered in conjunction with these investigations.
Ray Epps, anyone?
Now, Stenger is dead."
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On an *other* note: Ray Epps. They went there!
Charles Evans
A lot of things are backwards for a reason.
Can't really say but as FUBAR as things are, well it's war.
His message is already out.
Thomas Cox
From Becker News:
>"Stenger was forced out of his position after the Capitol siege on January 6. The Capitol building being overrun by far-right extremists, as well as peaceful Trump supporters who were let into the building by the Capitol Police.
House Sergeant at Arms Paul Irving subsequently gave his resignation notice, as Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi announced. Capitol Police chief Steven Sund also resigned, effective Jan. 16, and left a letter filled with heavy criticism of the weak Capitol security, which followed upon numerous warnings given to the Congress.
>Stenger had testified in front of Congress on the security failures on January 6..."
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