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By Alan Feuer
April 1, 2023
In March 2021, two months after the F.B.I. arrested Dominic Pezzola, a New York Proud Boy, on charges stemming from the Capitol attack, one of the lead agents on the case made an unusual confession. On Lync, the bureau’s internal chat system, she said she felt sorry for the man she had helped take into custody.
“Is it bad i almost kind of feel bad for Pezzola?” the agent, Nicole Miller, asked one of her colleagues.
When the colleague told her that Mr. Pezzola was in jail because of choices he had made, Agent Miller seemed to agree. But then, she snapped back into work mode.
She feels bad for the guy?“Oh no i know that,” she wrote. “His decisions put him where he is. Just feel for his kids. Wonder if he is going to cooperate though.”
www.rochesterfirst.com
Amusing that a member would call this Fake News.View attachment 772442
Let's start here: NYT article. And are the FBI so terribly dastardly?
She feels bad for the guy?
Inside the F.B.I.’s Jan. 6 Investigation of the Proud Boys (Published 2023)
A log of messages shows how agents scrambled after evidence and sought to recruit members of the group all while trying to squeeze in workouts and cope with the bureau’s obsolete technology.www.nytimes.com
Unlike you, I've never joined a cult.Reawakened? How about Brainwashed?
...how members of the Proud Boys communicated before and after the riots.
Greene, Pezzola, and Pepe each face multiple counts, including conspiracy, as prosecutors allege they participated in efforts to stop Congress from certifying the presidential election results on Jan. 6.
In the latest filing, prosecutors outlined how Pezzola and Greene moved in tandem from an earlier rally for former President Donald Trump to the Capitol steps.
"After the riot, the defendant (Greene) engaged in conversations encrypted messaging platforms admitting to his role in the riot, encouraging others not to give up in a fight to take back their country, and comparing the situation as it existed in the weeks following January 6 to a fourth-generation war," according to the latest filing.
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Let's start here: NYT article. And are the FBI so terribly dastardly?
She feels bad for the guy?
Inside the F.B.I.’s Jan. 6 Investigation of the Proud Boys (Published 2023)
A log of messages shows how agents scrambled after evidence and sought to recruit members of the group all while trying to squeeze in workouts and cope with the bureau’s obsolete technology.
protos.com
Start with a CIA mouth piece?
Crazed conspiracy theories?Start with a CIA mouth piece?
Are you a simpleton ?
Gary Craig, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
January 6, 2022
The federal court system in the District of Columbia has been overwhelmed by the prosecutions; there have been an average of two arrests a day over the past year.
"From what I understand, the FBI is still looking at another couple hundred people in terms of charges," Hughes said.
The nature of the insurrection — an angry incursion on the halls of democracy — ensures that the criminal cases are under a public microscope.
Pezzola attorney Metcalf said the defense team has struggled to separate politics from the allegations. He said that Pezzola has been denied rights in jail common for others, such as access to evidence against him, and that plea offers have been too severe to consider.
"You're fighting a defense on this case from different angles," Metcalf said. "The politics behind this has made this extremely difficult."
Crazed conspiracy theories?
go away
A lawyer for Mr. Pezzola described the messages as evidence of a “massive trail of F.B.I. corruption,” but Judge Timothy J. Kelly, who is presiding at the trial, blasted that assertion, saying it was “unfounded speculation that has no place in a courtroom.”
set up?Proud Boys ties to pro-crypto political consultant Samuel Armes
Samuel Armes worked closely with crypto fraudster Joel Greenberg when he wrote strategies that may have inspired the '1776 Returns' document.
Armes says Jan 6 plans came from US wargame project
". .. In the House Select Committee interview, Armes was questioned about his role in producing the 1776 Returns document, which was used to disseminate plans for organizing the riot at the capitol in 2021. Armes told investigators that he didn’t write the document, but wrote a strategic brief as a reaction to the Transition Integrity Project, a wargame that anticipated disruptions to the 2020 presidential election.
Specifically, he was writing about what might happen if a president decided not to leave office after losing an election. Armes identified key locations and staging areas that protestors and insurrectionists might use to organize.
Armes confirmed to investigators these sections likely came from his original, three-to-five-page brief. He handed it to a venture capitalist in the Miami crypto community who then gave the document to the leadership of the Proud Boys.. . "
SELECT COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE THE
6 JANUARY 6TH ATTACK ON THE U.S. CAPITOL,
7 U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
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Transition Integrity Project - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
There you go, that is all the proof you need to figure this out, that is the smoking gun, this was a set up. The establishment wanted this to happen.
The agenda is to create reasons to crack down on political dissent.
www.businessinsider.com
Agent Miller and her team eventually determined that some of the weapons were unlicensed and could be subject to a criminal charge. The messages also show that agents found a video of Mr. Tarrio chatting with Mr. Bertino while Mr. Bertino was at a shooting range with his wife.
“We cant make this stuff up!!” Agent Miller wrote.
Over the next several weeks, Mr. Bertino was interviewed at least three times by prosecutors working on the case; and in October 2022, he formally pleaded guilty not only to a gun charge, but also to seditious conspiracy.
In February, a few weeks before Agent Miller herself testified at the Proud Boys trial, Mr. Bertino took the stand as the government’s star witness.
Selfies? LOL!Nope. You're delusional. We have tapes, emails, texts etc photos selfies...video
A Florida crypto entrepreneur bragged in the middle of his January 6 testimony about his 'legs day' personal record at the gym
Crypto advocate Samuel Armes began cramping during his interview and was on the floor trying to recover, later mentioning his squat PR.
These days everybody seems to want to be one. I say, shine on your crazy die-hards.Selfies? LOL!
