The Feds Are ‘Trying To Squeeze’ Special Forces Vet and J6 Prisoner Jeremy Brown Into A Plea Agreement To Conceal His Discovery Now They Are Threatening a Seditious Conspiracy Conviction

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Justice has given Ret. Special Forces Green Beret another preposterous but expected ultimatum: Take a plea agreement for four misdemeanor charges or face the full wrath of the United States government!

The Biden administration has warned Jeremy that he now faces up to 20 years in prison. He is an innocent man who is being targeted by his government.

Jeremy Brown is a Green Beret and former Republican candidate for Congress in Florida’s 14th Congressional District. Brown served in the United States Army from 1992 to 2012 and reached the rank of Special Forces Master Sergeant.

Jeremy Brown NEVER entered the US Capitol on January 6. His crime was, in reality, refusing to be an FBI informant

over two years ago now, Jeremy Brown refused to be an informant for Chris Wray’s FBI on January 6 — They wanted him to be one of their undercover operatives at the Jan. 6 Trump rally. Jeremy refused and later released video of the agents coming to his home to recruit him to do their dirty work.

So the FBI stormed his home at 3:45 PM on a Thursday in October 2021 and arrested him on bogus misdemeanor charges.

Jeremy Brown has now been a political prisoner of the Biden regime for over 1,000 days – for embarrassing and exposing Chris Wray’s FBI!

But that wasn’t enough – so now the Biden administration Is going to throw more charges at him.

MSG (Ret.) Green Beret Jeremy Brown recorded a conversation he had with two JTTF agents who came to his door in December 2020, in the days prior to J6. The agents pretended that the reason that they showed up at Jeremy Brown’s door was to follow up on a post he had made on social media. (And in the recording, the agents claim that they make these kinds of visits all day long.) What the agents eventually revealed that they were there for, though, was to try to recruit him to spy on law abiding citizens. When Jeremy heard FBI Director Chris Wray saying in March 2021 that no FBI agents were involved in J6, Jeremy decided to become a whistleblower and he released the recording that he had. He knew that doing so would make him a target of the FBI. He was right.

Somehow, this man, Jeremy Brown–a 20 year Special Forces Master Sergeant (Ret.)– who the FBI claims is too dangerous and was denied bond, was allowed to remain free until September 30, 2021. The warrant for Brown’s arrest was issued one day prior, on September 29, 2021, which also happens to be the same day that an FBI whistleblower named Marcus Allen began to be retaliated against by the FBI for issuing the same warnings that Brown was alerting people to–which is that the FBI wasn’t being honest about the truth of J6. It is also notable that the two JTTF agents who are in the recording can be heard stating multiple times that Jeremy Brown posed no threat. They even said that on a level of one to ten, Brown was a ZERO level threat. The judge in Jeremy’s case did not allow the recording to be entered as evidence to show that the FBI agents had deemed him to be no threat at all and that the FBI had motive to target him. Jeremy was denied bond and has been behind bars since the raid of his home on September 30, 2021.

Among the evidence supposedly seized during the raid were grenades that were NOT Jeremy’s, but were planted. If you want to see how corrupt our judicial system is, Jeremy’s case is full of examples. The evidence (which includes forensic analysis and military tracing) is so clear that the grenades weren’t his, but a jury trial is a crap shoot at best. What the Government argued to convince the jury to find Brown guilty on the grenade charges was that, in a jail call with his girlfriend right after the 5 1/2 hour raid of their home, when Jeremy asked what was seized, his girlfriend listed all of the items and when she said “grenades,” Jeremy was silent and didn’t object. AHA!–said the Government. He MUST be guilty if he didn’t object when she read through that list of items taken. His silence was his confession, said the Government. Let that sink in. What you say can and will be used against you, and what you DON’T say can and will be used against you, too. That example pretty much sums up every aspect of Brown’s case. They set the rules and change them as they go in order to get the outcome that they want. And what they want is for Jeremy Brown to go away. Permanently.

The extent to which our weaponized Government is going in order to keep Jeremy Brown from speaking is the reason why Brown believes that his life is in danger if they were to move him from Florida to DC. He believes that we might soon hear reports of how Brown slipped and fell in the shower, or how he accidentally stabbed himself in the throat with a toothbrush handle (shiv). Or how he could have hanged himself the way that Epstein did. (Epstein didn’t kill himself.)

His stated mission is 1) To expose the truth about January 6, 2) To expose the corruption of our Judicial System, and 3) To gain his freedom after the first two parts of his mission have been accomplished. Please help share his story, for his safety and well-being rely heavily upon people knowing about what is happening to him at the hands of our very own Government. Helping to bring his name into the spotlight helps to protect him by shining a spotlight on the threat that he is under.

January political hostage Jeremy Brown is currently detained in the Washington DC Correctional Treatment Facility

United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary:

Lindsey Graham (R-SC) Ranking Member
Chuck Grassley (R-IA)
John Cornyn (R-TX)
Mike Lee (R-UT)
Ted Cruz (R-TX)
Josh Hawley (R-MO)
Tom Cotton (R-AR)
John Kennedy (R-LA)
Thom Tillis (R-NC)
Marsha Blackburn (R-TN)

United States House Committee on the Judiciary:

Jim Jordan (R-OH) Chair
Darrell Issa (R-CA)
Matt Gaetz (R-FL)
Andy Biggs (R-AZ)
Tom McClintock (R-CA)
Tom Tiffany (R-WI)
Thomas Massie (R-KY)
Chip Roy (R-TX)
Dan Bishop (R-NC)
Victoria Spartz (R-IN)
Scott L. Fitzgerald (R-WI)
Cliff Bentz (R-OR)
Ben Cline (R-VA)
Lance Gooden (R-TX)
Jeff Van Drew (R-NJ)
Troy Nehls (R-TX)
Barry Moore (R-AL)
Kevin Kiley (R-CA)
Harriet Hageman (R-WY)
Nathaniel Moran (R-TX)
Laurel Lee (R-FL)
Wesley Hunt (R-TX)
Russell Fry (R-SC)
Kelly Armstrong (R-ND)

**Among the evidence supposedly seized during the raid were grenades that were NOT Jeremy’s, but were planted.**

Might have been a good idea NOT to put a sign on his front door or lying to the USAF guy. Showing up to the rally in full combat kit with fellow Oathkeepers referring to him as a ‘loose cannon’ and bragging to his associates he held classified info probably didn’t help, either

I do have some sympathy for the guy, but a lot of this was of his own making. Put him on probation and give him some intense mental health support or throw him back in the military and send him to Somalia where he can soldier on and regain the dignity he lost failing to reintegrate into civilian life.

From Tampa Bay Times: “ ......prosecutors stated in a court filing that the tip came after Brown was said to have boasted to his former Army colleagues that he’d held onto some classified documents....An Air Force investigator, Andrew Koundarakis, went to Brown’s home in Tampa to check out the tip... Brown acknowledged he may have mentioned something to some colleagues about classified information. But he denied he had the Bergdahl document....”

According to Raw Story, “January 6 was never mentioned in the six-day trial...That Tampa trial was focused mostly on federal felony charges resulting from federal agents searching Brown’s home and RV.”

and “Flynn was particularly troubled by a sign that Brown posted on the front door of his home that was directed to federal and local law enforcement officials that said that they “Better bring a bigger Tactical PACKAGE,” referring to weapons.”
and “... a Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office narcotics detective testified that he found the grenades in a “chest-rig” in the bedroom of Brown’s RV – a type of military vest...”
and “ a Palmetto Armory rifle, a 410-gauge sawed-off shotgun, two military ordinance M67 grenades..”
and “..one count of possessing national security documents – a 2011 “Trip Report” that was about the search for then-missing U.S. Army Soldier Bowe Bergdahl that Brown had claimed was his own “work product.”
and “Brown’s defense successfully created reasonable doubt with the jurors on the four other charges — that he possessed classified secret Defense Department records, all tied to a CD-rom allegedly found at the time of the search in his RV. But there was no original photo taken of the CD from the search, nor was there any forensic evidence that he owned the CD.”

From Task and Purpose, “Brown.. did claim ownership of other weapons, including an unregistered sawn-off shotgun and unregistered rifle, modified to a 10-inch barrel.”
and “ One of the biggest charges included possession of a trip report from the search for Bowe Bergdahl... He was found not guilty on charges tied to possession of other classified material that was contained on a CD. “

Army Times reports: “...Assistant U.S. Attorney Daniel J. Marcet introduced an explosive piece of evidence..that in 2011 it was discovered that Brown had uploaded pornographic material onto a military server. Marcet said that the incident led to a reprimand for misconduct and ultimately to the end of his military career.”

From Military dot com, “After Brown left the Army, he struggled in civilian life, according to court documents. He was diagnosed with depression and frequently expressed suicidal ideation. In 2019, he was involuntarily held for a mental health evaluation...Brown was seemingly infatuated with a showdown with law enforcement and a civil war...”

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