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[1984X2024]

An Inside Job​

FBI admits having 275 agents in J6 crowd​

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The FBI has acknowledged it had 275 plainclothes agents in the massive crowds on Jan. 6, 2021, more than four and a half years after questions were first raised about the level of FBI involvement that day, Blaze News has learned.
A senior congressional source said the number is not necessarily a surprise, since the FBI often embeds countersurveillance personnel at large events.
But given the FBI’s until now steadfast refusal to disclose the level of its presence at the Capitol, the figure might still be viewed with skepticism in some quarters.
The news comes in the wake of claims by the U.S. Department of Justice Office of Inspector General that the FBI had no undercover personnel in the Jan. 6 crowds.
“We found no evidence in the materials we reviewed or the testimony we received showing or suggesting that the FBI had undercover employees in the various protest crowds, or at the Capitol, on January 6,” the DOJ OIG said in an 88-page report released in December 2024.
Depending how one reads “undercover” agents versus “plainclothes agents,” both statements could be true.
The same report disclosed that 26 FBI confidential human sources were in the Jan. 6 crowds, four of whom entered the Capitol.
The DOJ inspector general said only three of the FBI informants had been assigned by the bureau to come to Washington and report on “domestic terrorism subjects who were possibly attending the event.”
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[1984X2024]

We knew

You knew

You LIED

You are evil and VILE

 

[ll74]

Lol

 

[Wat_Tyler]

I wonder if they have gotten better about their shoe choices. Used to be, if you looked at their shoes, you could spot the feds.

 

[1984X2024]

Lol

Idiot

 

[ll74]

Idiot

How many broke windows or assaulted police officers?

How many went into the building with Confederate flags?

How many changed "hang Mike Pence"?

Having FBI there doesn't excuse the behavior of everyone there.

 

[1984X2024]

How many broke windows or assaulted police officers?

How many went into the building with Confederate flags?

How many changed "hang Mike Pence"?

Having FBI there doesn't excuse the behavior of everyone there.

Idiot

 

[ll74]

Idiot

It doesn't matter.
They were all pardoned.
Even the ones that beat officers.
And broke windows and doors.
And chanted "hang Mike Pence"
And carried Confederate flags.

While the Congress barricaded themselves inside the chamber.

All of those people were obviously directed to do all of that by the FBI and did not have any responsibility for their actions.


Meanwhile - homeless people/vets are being jailed because they have no homes.

 

[1984X2024]

It doesn't matter.
They were all pardoned.
Even the ones that beat officers.
And broke windows and doors.
And chanted "hang Mike Pence"
And carried Confederate flags.

While the Congress barricaded themselves inside the chamber.

All of those people were obviously directed to do all of that by the FBI and did not have any responsibility for their actions.


Meanwhile - homeless people/vets are being jailed because they have no homes.

Idiot

 

[ll74]

Idiot

Yes, you are


Go to your Twitter feed to find out what to whine about next

 

[1984X2024]

Idiot

 

[ll74]

Idiot

Yes, you are


Go to your Twitter feed to find out what to whine about next

 

[Wat_Tyler]

What happened to the one who showed up packing heat, carrying “assault” rifles, baseball bats, Billy clubs, machetes, bayonets, and all that other weaponry

 

[1984X2024]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1971521204076130744

 

[HumpDayHoratio]

How many broke windows or assaulted police officers?

How many went into the building with Confederate flags?

How many changed "hang Mike Pence"?

Having FBI there doesn't excuse the behavior of everyone there.

You’re right. It doesn’t excuse some people’s behavior. The FBI instigating and fomenting rage is something else altogether. If you read the article 198 posted, the Metro Police admitted to encouraging and helping the crowd tear down barriers and breaching the capitol. We KNOW the FBI was in on it, due to Ray Epps being on their Most Wanted…until he wasn’t. Quietly removed due to the fact the NYT accidentally “outed” one of the FBI’s little helpers. It’s still not been determined exactly what master he was serving, but we know from the recently released docs that Naval and Army Intel was on the ground that day also.

Pick your favorite Fed poison.

 

[ll74]

You’re right. It doesn’t excuse some people’s behavior.

Thanks for agreeing

 

[Wat_Tyler]

You’re right. It doesn’t excuse some people’s behavior. The FBI instigating and fomenting rage is something else altogether. If you read the article 198 posted, the Metro Police admitted to encouraging and helping the crowd tear down barriers and breaching the capitol. We KNOW the FBI was in on it, due to Ray Epps being on their Most Wanted…until he wasn’t. Quietly removed due to the fact the NYT accidentally “outed” one of the FBI’s little helpers. It’s still not been determined exactly what master he was serving, but we know from the recently released docs that Naval and Army Intel was on the ground that day also.

Pick your favorite Fed poison.

Very many of the feds most successful cases were set up by either the perp getting ratted out or the perp getting entrapped. That’s quite an “investigative” agency they have there….

 

[HumpDayHoratio]

Very many of the feds most successful cases were set up by either the perp getting ratted out or the perp getting entrapped. That’s quite an “investigative” agency they have there….

That’s definitely the case here. There are at least three videos of Epps inciting others to “enter the capitol,” yet he himself never did. He has some shady dealings over the years with the Feds. They ultimately gave themselves cover by claiming he had no affiliation and slapped him on the wrist with a $125k fine…

They never explained why he was quietly dropped off the Most Wanted list after hovering around top of it for six months. If they claim he wasn’t an informant, why let an “innocent” man languish and be smeared?

Comey’s a good start to righting a bunch of wrongs. I hope Epps is part of that equation.

 

[ll74]

That’s definitely the case here. There are at least three videos of Epps inciting others to “enter the capitol,” yet he himself never did. He has some shady dealings over the years with the Feds. They ultimately gave themselves cover by claiming he had no affiliation and slapped him on the wrist with a $125k fine…

They never explained why he was quietly dropped off the Most Wanted list after hovering around top of it for six months. If they claim he wasn’t an informant, why let an “innocent” man languish and be smeared?

Comey’s a good start to righting a bunch of wrongs. I hope Epps is part of that equation.

At this point, you've already determined he is. In fact, I'm fairly certain you had decided that as soon as one person identified him online from the maga crew.

You aren't interested in whether he is or is not......you're interested in whether the government admits to what you've concluded or not.

Some guys in the other threads are doing the same about vaccines and autism.

 

[1984X2024]

Epps is Fed

Period

 

[Baztrachian]

How many broke windows or assaulted police officers?

How many went into the building with Confederate flags?

How many changed "hang Mike Pence"?

Having FBI there doesn't excuse the behavior of everyone there.

Quite possibly some of them did. The FBI has a long and sordid history of using agent provocateurs to give them probable cause for doing things they'd otherwise not be allowed to do.

https://theintercept.com/2020/06/02/history-united-states-government-infiltration-protests/

A Short History of U.S. Law Enforcement Infiltrating Protests​

(Excerpt)

The best documented use of provocateurs by the U.S. government occurred during the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Counter-Intelligence Program, or COINTELPRO, from 1956 to 1971. The reason the documentation is available is because a group of citizens broke into an FBI office in Pennsylvania — coincidentally, just a short drive from the warehouse targeted by police in 2000 — and stole files that they then passed to the media. This, in turn, led to congressional investigations, which pried loose more information.

In one notorious example in May 1970, an informant working for both the Tuscaloosa police and the FBI burned down a building at the University of Alabama during protests over the recent Kent State University shootings. The police then declared that demonstrators were engaging in an unlawful assembly and arrested 150 of them.

In another well-known case, a man nicknamed “Tommy the Traveler” visited numerous New York State colleges, posing as a radical member of Students for a Democratic Society. He encouraged acolytes to kidnap a congressman and offered training in Molotov cocktails. Two students at Hobart College acted on his suggestions and firebombed the campus ROTC building. Eventually it came out that his full name was Tommy Tongyai, and he had worked both for local police and the FBI.

The list goes on and on from there. An FBI informant, who said he was also a member of the John Birch Society, helped assemble time bombs and placed them on an Army truck. (The John Birch Society now says it has no record of his membership.) An FBI informant in the radical political organization Weather Underground took part in the bombing of a Cincinnati public school. A prominent member of Vietnam Veterans Against the War — and FBI informant — pushed for “shooting and bombing,” and his advocacy apparently did indeed lead to a bombing and a bomb threat. An FBI informant in Seattle drove a young black man named Larry Ward to a real estate office that engaged in housing discrimination and encouraged him to place a bomb there; the police were waiting and killed Ward. Thirteen Black Panthers were accused of a plot to blow up the Statue of Liberty after receiving 60 sticks of dynamite from an FBI informant. After 28 people broke into a federal building to destroy draft files in 1971, an FBI informant bragged, “I taught them everything they knew.” All 28 were acquitted when his role was revealed.

 

[ll74]

Quite possibly some of them did.

Quite possibly none of them did.

 

[1984X2024]

The point is the f b I denied it all along and now we find out that they lied

but we knew that they lied in two thousand twenty

 

[Baztrachian]

Quite possibly none of them did.

It's a safe bet that they did. The fact that the FBI cannot find the guy who planted pipe bombs all over DC on J6 in the most surveilled place in the world speaks to this.

 

[dmallord]

Idiot

Echo chamber... Idiot... Idiot... Idiot... Silly