McConnell and Pelosi knew the riots were coming and used them as a ruse to eliminate Trump

Flopping Aces ^ | 01-22-21 | Daniel John Sobieski

[ifinnegan]

Oh yeah. Reichstag fire analogy is not outlandish.

[Red Badger]

They plotted this along with the FIB and CYA..................................

[RoosterRedux]

Not surprising.

[PGR88]

Didn’t Trump have a single strategist or advisor — who after going through 4 years of non-stop Democrat/Deep state media lies, tricks and political false-flags — could have advised such thing would happen??

[JudgemAll]

Another FBI Kwanza religion of spies moment, a bait and trap.

We will see the FBI crying when Blackwater hired illegals replace them and suicide rises within their ranks.

Then it will be a “I told you so” moment to these brainwashed tools.

Some keeping the morale alright.

[Redleg Duke]

OFF THE ESTABLISHMENT!

AMERICA FIRST!

[ml/nj]

They weren’t riots. Stop using Nancy’s description.

ML/NJ

[Mr. K]

I would put money on it that they PLANNED it.

[Harpotoo]

Maybe he did and said F this, I’m better off working from the outside. I’m 74 and I don’t need this crap anymore.

[Captainpaintball]

I wonder...Maybe they planned the rally! Maybe it was Mitch's and Nancy's idea to bring 100000+ impotent ragers with scooters and half their teeth mixed with angry frustrated 20-30 something dumbass male role players mixed with...wait for it...leftist agitators and terrorists who will screw up an otherwise peaceful rally with no real purpose that would not really accomplish anything into THE Reichstag Fire the left needed to FINALLY defeat Trump and the conservatives once and for all!!!

The Rally To Nowhere was THE single stupidest political move in American political history.

[brownsfan]

“Oh yeah. Reichstag fire analogy is not outlandish.”

I don’t think so. It’s a remarkable parallel.

[joesbucks]

That would have been my thought. Heck, it’s one reason I didn’t go. It looked to incendiary. Now if not the sharpest knife in the drawer me can figure that out, certainly the President or one of his advisers would have. But laying it entirely on congress to eliminate Trump is foolish.

[Gen.Blather]

“I would put money on it that they PLANNED it.”

That would require leadership and I don’t think either of them has an ounce of that. They both just react to events as those events occur.

[Vermont Lt]

I think the more simple explanation is that Republicans don’t “riot.” I’ve been aware of rallies on the Mall since I was in high school in the early 70’s. Of all of the Conservative/Republican ones, has there ever been trouble. My God, even the kid did not respond to the Indians drumming in his face.

So, why would they think Jan 6 would be different?

They could save a lot of time and money on overtime: It’s just those squeaky clean republicans!

[Freee-dame]

The very misleading. .... The rally led to a calamitous siege of the U.S. Capitol, which left five people, including a Capitol police officer, dead. ... statement seems to be in every report. One was the unarmed and unwarned Ashli Babbit, one was a Capitol policemen, two were due to medical problems with no indication that the two people were anywhere near the Capitol. Who is the fifth person?

[EasySt]

We’re calling it “Pixelnacht”.

~Easy

[hoe_cake]

Again, I ask, WHY wasn’t Trump or his people smart enough to see this was going to happen? I’m not very astute, but I knew it wouldn’t go well, even I.

[Captainpaintball]

I agree 100%.

Not only that, he has his buddies in talk radio that...could have said something? They didn't think anything would happen?

[Red Badger]

The Republicans’ fatal flaw is they assume that the Dems will play by the rules..........................