You may remember my article from last June where I described the Trump administration’s attempt to use COVID-19 to devastate Native American communities in Oklahoma by bringing as many of his racist supporters there as possible.
Which, to my great dismay, is not the worst thing he has done as President. No, that crown was officially achieved on Wednesday, January 6th, 2021. Which was, for me, the worst birthday of my life, now.
That day, soon-to-be-ex-President Trump (good riddance) and Rudy Giuliani, decided to stoke the flames of a crowd including many notable white supremacists, identified Neo-Nazis, far-right pundits, a right-wing member of a state legislature, and others whose views are so odious, I am loath to repeat them, as well as likely an untold number of spies for foreign governments who realized this was too good of an opportunity to pass up. They did so in the most direct terms possibly, basically with the blatant implication, with no plausible deniability, to threaten members of Congress to overturn the lawful electoral votes. On camera, saying he would be with them all the way.
Meanwhile numerous Republican congresspeople were encouraging the attempt at undermining the election, including my own representative, Mo Brooks, whose prior claim to fame is refusal to denounce Roy Moore after he was outed as a sexual predator of children, going down a spiral staircase, and a Senator of mine, Tommy Tuberville, whose prior experience including being a crappy football coach at Auburn University and then running a Ponzi scheme. This, in addition to Senator Hawley, and many others.
While Trump, instead, went home to the White House to watch this unfold, in his typical, cynical, cowardly way, his supporters decided to lay siege to the heart of American democracy. They did not obey COVID restrictions, respect curfew, and, in fact, did everything they could to encourage that COVID-19 would spread among them, then, with the support of an uncomfortable number of DC and Capitol police officers, proceeded to lay waste to the Capitol, as staffers fled down tunnels with the electoral votes, the janitors hid for their lives, and Congresspeople hid in a separate location, where numerous Republican congresspeople, again, refused to wear masks or distance from others.
And when Trump was told to call off his mob, he told them to, “Go home, we love you, your’re special. We understand.”
He cannot bring himself to denounce the mob of people.
Let it be clear. This was an attempt to overthrow the government. This was a direct attempt at mass murder, if not genocide, by way of COVID-19. It was a direct attempt at sedition, and, considering many of the mob were trying to start a second civil war, a direct act of treason. People died, including one Capitol police officer beaten to death with a fire extinguisher, and a protester who, ineptly, managed to taser himself in the testicles.
These people felt enough remorse to… livestream themselves committing this act, without masks, with as much identifying information as possible, openly showing themselves acting from the chairs of Congresspeople, including Speaker Pelosi. They felt the dignity to actually crap all over the place and smear it over whatever they could. Some were carrying guns. One man had six Molotov cocktails. Many had zip ties, meaning they wanted hostages. This was premeditated and planned. These people entered looking for blood. There is no deniability here. This was a coup.
Every person involved in this crime is complicit in the fallout. Every person who dies of COVID because of them. Every person who dies in the next riots being planned for January 17th because of them. Trump, Guliani, Brooks, Cruz, Tuberville, Hawley, and the rest are as complicit as the rioters. And they must face justice along with them. These men and women must understand that trying to take power away from the people in order to create a fascist state, will not be tolerated.
And to the Jews who were a part of the Insurrectionists that day, like Aaron Mostofsky, son of a Brooklyn judge: you are the worst shanda für die goyim that the Jewish people have ever sprung from our own loins, and that list includes Harvey Weinstein and Jeffrey Epstein.
I urge everyone to call on their congresspeople and urge them to impeach and convict Donald Trump, and sanction and eject all Congresspeople who were complicit in these actions. This should not, and cannot, go without setting a precedent. I am utterly fed up with Trump, and he cannot go unpunished. This is enough.
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