Whoa! Hey frogs, I thought Chris Miller was a good guy!
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Go to page 65.
I'm suspicious of the purpose and intent behind this item in the report, which is a congressional report.
At the end of the section on Finding 1 (To do with Miller), the report writes:
What do we know?
One, that the 'breach of the Capital' was a DS operation, a false flag to prevent Senate Review of the electoral college votes,
Two, that it was an operation to smear Trump as an insurrectionist and ideally prevent him from running for office again
Three, it was fundamentally piss-weak and the so-called 'breach' was never really a serious security threat, except where DS actors (including fedboys, the DNC police, Ukrainian activists, etc) aggressively instigated violence.
One wonders if the intent of this congressional subcommittee is to perpetuate those falsehoods, that the 'breach of the capital' etc, was a failure of Trump Team (including Miller), that there was ever a serious threat, etc.
THe report speaks of the DoD IG as an "independent watchdog" in QUOTES, ie. a smear to say, the DoD IG is NOT reliable as an independent watchdog.
Look what they did with the tiny infractions of 'breach' on J6. How do you think it would have gone down if Acting Sec Miller had deployed soldiers?
They had a plan: "“we’ve got a plan, and we’ve got it covered.”
Deploying military would NOT have made the entire event safer. Instead, it would have exacerbated the outcome by 100 fold.
This report is attempting to smear Miller. Surprised that MJTruthUltra didn't go into this more.
To respond to OP:
"Hey Frogs, I STILL think Chris Miller is a good guy"
Jeepers. Let's not be dumb tadpoles.
I’m always amazed when people in this movement jump from “he’s on our side” to “TRAITOR! ENEMY!” based off one piece of questionable evidence.
As if we are able to know what’s going on and judge it somberly and accurately from within fog of war.
Lots of people I really respect do this all the time. It’s amazing to watch. Must be a personality type thing, where people who are better at making quick decisions jump to doing what they do with inadequate data - strength turned into a weakness.