They knew protestors were coming. They knew a few troublemakers would be front-and-centre, yet there was so little resistance on the day. Now it seems the troublemakers had a little help from authority! MH
Date: January 8, 2021
Author: Nwo Report
Source: Joe Hoft
Video has surfaced of Capitol police removing barriers holding back Trump supporters yesterday which allowed them to enter the Capitol.
What really went on yesterday? Video has surfaced of Capitol police allowing protesters into the Capitol Building:
It’s unclear if the barriers that were moved by police cordoned off a restricted area of the Capitol grounds themselves, which was intended to be inaccessible to protestors.
It is unclear if this was the policy around the Capitol building but it does appear that at one location manned by the police, the police removed the barriers and allowed Trump supporters into the capital.
Martin adds: It seems incomprehensible to me that these protestors (a few hundred among the million or so peaceful rally attendees) got into the Capitol Building so easily, the police and security so easily yielding. It reeks of a setup, quite honestly. Trump calls for peace and his pleas are silenced by Tech-Emperor Zuckerberg.
Add the very valid suspicion that Antifa plants were among the Q-anons and rioters and there really are some questions to be answered. “Make the pro-Trumpers look bad at any cost” seems to be the agenda.
Watch for the arrests and persecutions to come.
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