Former US Capitol Officer Harry Dunn BLOWS UP on J6 patriot and gets HUMILIATED:

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[Macho MAGA Man]

Watch the video in the link.

[God luvs America]

Bkmk

[Yogafist]

I’m pretty sure most capital police officers are actually failed aspiring security guards.

[hoosierham]

Lol!

[cuz1961]

I'm pretty sure most capital police officers are actually NOI

( remember, it was reported by gulag prisoners that rec time consisted of a tv, vcr and tapes on ISLAM. add in the beatings , especially on the more vocal Christians )

jmo.

[vivenne]

I knew a Capitol policeman years ago. He was a very nice, sweet man, but he seemed to be really naive and, well, not very smart. I had no idea how he did his job until he told me his job was as a sniper on the roof of the Capitol and he actually didn’t do much as not much happened.

[ConservaTexan]

Isn’t Harry Dunn one the characters in Dumb & Dumber?

[Sirius Lee]

I’m pretty sure most capital police officers are actually failed aspiring security guards.

And not even at a Waffle House.

Dollar Store security.

[Bob434]

From what i understand, the capitol was blocked off, but when Ted Cruz and another fella were making their speeches about not certifying the election, the left got bent out of shape and then went out and ordered the Cops to let the protestors in in an effort to disrupt the floor so Cruz and the other fella couldn’t present their case any longer-

[Bob434]

dang posted too soon- IF the above is true, i hope it gets exposed because the cops went out and INVITED the crowd into the building- which was entrapment!

[Nateman]

There was a post here that made the point that an emergency vote was needed to prevent anybody from being able to sue . It took away any claim to have standing in court.

[Macho MAGA Man]

That’s exactly what happened. No we need to find out who specifically gave the order to unlock the giant capitol doors to let them filter in.

[Bob434]

not sure i follow? For who to sue? Jan 6 defendants?

[Bob434]

Man how i hope and pray the good guys win for once- Would be awesome to see it all exposed, and the corrupt left held to aCcount for violating the rights of conservatives for political purposes- Allow the defendants to sue for entrapment- for also violating their rights with excessive long delayed court cases-

[PUGACHEV]

That’s an interesting story, which reminds me of another one. In WWII there were anti-aircraft guns mounted on top of the White House. One day someone was fooling around with one when it went off and took a chunk out the Lincoln Memorial.

[curious7]

They would need to take it outside the DC courts then - the fix is in, there. They wouldn’t win.

[Nateman]

To take away any standing in Court for suing a stolen election.

[rlmorel]

LOL. I love this story: have you ever heard about how the USS Iowa, carrying Roosevelt to Casablanca had a torpedo launched at it by one of the escorting destroyers?

(From the Patriot's Point Maritime Museum)

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While at sea on his way to Casablanca, President Roosevelt asked on 14 November to watch USS Iowa conduct an anti-aircraft drill. The drill began with the release of a number of balloons for use as targets. While most of these were shot by gunners aboard Iowa, a few of them drifted toward one of the Iowa's destroyer escorts USS William D. Porter, DD-579 (opens in a new window), which shot down balloons as well.

The Indiana (BB-58) & Iowa (BB-61) underway in late December 1943. The Porter, along with the other escort ships, also demonstrated a torpedo drill by simulating a launch at Iowa. This drill suddenly went awry when the #3 torpedo aboard William D. Porter fired from its tube and headed toward Iowa. Iowa turned hard right (starboard) to avoid being hit by the torpedo. Roosevelt, meanwhile, had learned of the incoming torpedo threat and asked his Secret Service agents to move his wheelchair to the side of the battleship, so he could see. Shortly afterward, the torpedo exploded in the ship's wake about 3,000 yards astern of the Iowa. Iowa was not damaged, but her gun crews were ordered to train her main guns on William D. Porter out of concern for an assassination plot. The skipper of the Iowa radioed to the escorts, "What happened?!," and skipper of the Porter Lieutenant Commander Walter sheepishly replied, "We did it."

Following these events, the William D. Porter's captain, and her entire crew, were placed under arrest - the first time in U.S. Navy history that this had occurred. The ship and her crew were ordered to Bermuda for an inquiry into the Iowa affair. Lieutenant Commander Walter and several of his officers were sentenced to shore duty. Torpedoman Lawton Dawson, whose failure to remove the torpedo's primer had enabled it to fire at Iowa, was sentenced to hard labor, though President Roosevelt intervened in his case, as the incident had been an accident.

For the remainder of the war, the crew of the Porter would have to suffer the ribbing of other Navy ships, who on meeting would semaphore the message, "Don't shoot! We're Republicans!"

[Nateman]

This is the article that that explains why Nanzi needed an Emergency.

[Bob434]

Thanks for hte l ink- bookmarking it nowe