I personally can’t make heads or tails of it all. What I know is this:
Trump asked for as many people to come to this event to make it huge.
Stairs to the Supreme Court supposedly had a bomb on it and the entire street was closed.
No one shows this but many times all over the place were prayer groups. The crowds were super calm and everyone was super kind.
Trump started speaking extremely extremely later than expected.
Trump’s speech was extremely boring.
Trump’s speech was rambling on and on and went way longer than I would have ever expected.
Trump’s speech was not energetic. Sounded like he was rambling to fill time, not like what I have seen online at all.
He never promotes violence and I’m fact was specific to peacefully gather on the capital lawn, that’s it.
Trump took so long that the vast majority of people wouldn’t have been able to walk from the event to the capital in time. I think the violent false flag folks started way before the crowd showed up.
When the crowd showed up, that’s when I believe that the capital police were waving folks in. My guess is that by this time, they got the video footage they need fir the fake violent people and then the calm normal crowd showed up and we’re waved into the building. Otherwise, the people there were way too nice and calm to bust anything down.
My guess is that Trump started the concept of the rally to put Pence into a hit seat to do what was right. But Pence failed.
And when Trump found out that it was going to be a false flag event, he foiled it by delaying a ton.
Yeah the "breach" was already happening when Trump started speaking. If you look at the footage of those events there are way, way less people there than there were at the White House and Washington Monument.
Yes, when the speech ended, the crowd was huge, and the walk to the capital was a long walk. There is no way the crowd could have moved that fast. Unless they could have run sub 4 minute miles. I estimate that the capital chaos all started before the speech ended. I want to say it was 5 or so minutes from ending and it was already all over the news. I think it would have taken about 30 minutes to walk from the speech lawn to the capital building.
I personally can’t make heads or tails of it all. What I know is this:
Trump asked for as many people to come to this event to make it huge.
Stairs to the Supreme Court supposedly had a bomb on it and the entire street was closed.
No one shows this but many times all over the place were prayer groups. The crowds were super calm and everyone was super kind.
Trump started speaking extremely extremely later than expected.
Trump’s speech was extremely boring.
Trump’s speech was rambling on and on and went way longer than I would have ever expected.
Trump’s speech was not energetic. Sounded like he was rambling to fill time, not like what I have seen online at all.
He never promotes violence and I’m fact was specific to peacefully gather on the capital lawn, that’s it.
Trump took so long that the vast majority of people wouldn’t have been able to walk from the event to the capital in time. I think the violent false flag folks started way before the crowd showed up.
When the crowd showed up, that’s when I believe that the capital police were waving folks in. My guess is that by this time, they got the video footage they need fir the fake violent people and then the calm normal crowd showed up and we’re waved into the building. Otherwise, the people there were way too nice and calm to bust anything down.
My guess is that Trump started the concept of the rally to put Pence into a hit seat to do what was right. But Pence failed.
And when Trump found out that it was going to be a false flag event, he foiled it by delaying a ton.
Yeah the "breach" was already happening when Trump started speaking. If you look at the footage of those events there are way, way less people there than there were at the White House and Washington Monument.
One could analyze the lighting in those pictures and would likely be able to figure out exactly what time the false flaggers were in the building.
That would be amazing.
Yes, when the speech ended, the crowd was huge, and the walk to the capital was a long walk. There is no way the crowd could have moved that fast. Unless they could have run sub 4 minute miles. I estimate that the capital chaos all started before the speech ended. I want to say it was 5 or so minutes from ending and it was already all over the news. I think it would have taken about 30 minutes to walk from the speech lawn to the capital building.