January 6th Legal Strategy, Freedom of Information Act Requests
A legal offensive is proposed against the government's narrative regarding the January 6th Capitol event, which is characterized as a "myth" used to weaponize federal agencies like the CIA and FBI. The strategy involves raising public awareness, filing Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests to establish facts, and encouraging the 470 defendants to sue for wrongful prosecution. Reference is made to an interview on 60 Minutes where an investigator allegedly admitted to targeting internet celebrities to intimidate potential protesters.
january 6th· fbi· doj· freedom of information act· wrongful prosecution
00:00 So in the first place, what we have to do is go on the offensive against what the government is doing here because you're exactly right. This Capitol lie is what it is. It's the big lie about what happened at The Capitol on January 6th is being used to weaponize the CIA. It's being used to weaponize the FBI. It's being used to weaponize the DOJ, the entire intelligence apparatus, the entire national security apparatus is being marshaled to now target dissent, now being used to target right-wingers. This cannot be allowed a stand." And so you're exactly right we have to strike at the core of that which is the myth of this capital insurrection and I think the biggest thing that people can do with a big platform is to share the message and I see you've been spreading the message on InfoWars
00:44 I know Revolver has been talking about this. Tucker's been covering this, and I've been covering it on the show. We've got to raise awareness about what's happening but two, I think it's important that we establish the facts with Freedom of Information Act requests. That's a big part of it and we also have to sue too because if you look at these people that are being tried tracked down by the FBI in these 470 plus defendants in these cases they've gotta sue for wrongful prosecution because The guy that's running the investigation, Sherwin went on 60 Minutes. Well all of this was ongoing in January and he laughed and said yeah well we went after their internet celebrities first because we wanted to make sure that they weren't protesting at the inauguration We wanted to make sure to basically scare them off and intimidate them And then people at the DOJ got on his case and they said oh you were supposed to say that actually there might be some trouble because of this
