Topic: Bop

4 chapters across the catalog

Rhodes describes how the DOJ attempted to coerce J6 defendants into turning on Trump by offering to drop charges in exchange for false testimony. He discusses the "constitutional crisis" created by the 2020 election and the Supreme Court's refusal to hear the Texas lawsuit. Rhodes calls for a total overhaul of the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) and the end of coercive plea bargaining.

Former Infowars reporter Joe Biggs describes his experience spending two years in solitary confinement as a January 6th prisoner. He alleges widespread corruption within the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) and the DOJ, claiming he witnessed innocent men held for decades without trial. Biggs pledges to dedicate his life to exposing the "broken system" and fighting for those still incarcerated, including Green Beret Jeremy Brown.

Joe Biggs exposes the prevalence of a synthetic drug called "Deuce" in federal prisons, which he claims turns inmates into "zombies" and causes extreme violence. He recounts an incident where he had to defend himself against a cellmate high on the drug. Biggs calls for Elon Musk's DOGE commission to audit the BOP and directs supporters to freejoebigs.com to help him rebuild his life.

Joe Biggs alleges that a federal prison employee told him he "wouldn't have missed" if he had been the one to shoot Donald Trump. Biggs claims that while some guards were professional, a significant portion were "wokists" who openly expressed hatred for the President and the January 6th defendants. He promises to provide the names of these employees for investigation by the new administration.