Posted on 01/07/2024 9:27:50 AM PST by PJ-Comix
January 6, 2001. It was the WORST day in the history of the world. Like Pearl Harbor and 9/11 combined multiplied by a million only even worse. So how did you spend the third anniversary of January 6? Did you gather your family together and show prayerful thanks that OUR DEMOCRACY only barely survived that insurrection? Or did you participate on one of the many January 6 Remembrance Day Sales taking place at many stores around the country? I myself found one of the January 6 Remembrance Day sales quite moving. My favorite meat market, in recognition of of January 6 Remembrance Day, had Picanha steak on sale for just $3.99/lb. I was quite moved by this since the normal price is about $7.99/lb so I bought over seven pounds which I will cook up for a belated January 6 Remembrance Day BBQ party I am planning for next weekend. The meat will be brined overnight in salty Kinzinger tears. I am extending an open invitation to Chris Wray to this BBQ so he can entertain us by reciting from his J6 canon: "I am sure you can appreciate that I can't comment upon an open investigation."
Note: No Undercover Feds were harmed during the making of this video.
Sick in bed with strep. I still feel like sh¡t.
I lost the ability to brag to Russians that we don’t have political prisoners here. Thanks a Biden diaper load Dems.
Wishing George and Martha Washington a happy Anniversary. Thank God they can’t see how far We’ve fallen.
January 6th is the Day of Epiphany.
Epiphany-A sudden insight or intuitive understanding:
J6 was a huge wake up call as to how far the Left had taken over our institutions through the long march. (I thought it would be much longer).
Research shows that the part of your brain responsible for reward-seeking behavior is highly active when you are plotting revenge.
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