Purge opposition

I’m Not Buying This

Yesterday, Ray Epps was charged with disorderly conduct for entering a restricted area on the Capitol grounds on Jan. 6. He wasn’t arrested, nor did he see his house raided by a score of agents armed like a Marine heavy weapons platoon. Instead, they filed the charges in “anticipation of entry of a guilty plea.”

Less than 24 hours later, Epps pled guilty to the charge. The MSM is saying:

Michael Teter, an attorney representing Epps in the defamation case, said Epps’ plea agreement is “powerful evidence of the absurdity of Fox News’ and Tucker Carlson’s lies that sought to turn Ray into a scapegoat for January 6.”

This is Kabuki theater. They are charging Epps with a bullshit misdemeanor, for which he will not see a single day in jail. This is being done so they can discredit the critics of all of the J6 investigations. This story doesn’t change my mind, it actually makes me even more convinced that he is working with the Feds.

By Divemedic, ago

Show Trials

One of the Trump supporters indicted for questioning the elections in Georgia, Harrison Floyd, is still in jail and denied bond. Not only that, but he has been denied a public defender because he makes $50k a year, which they claim is too much money for him to be eligible. When he pointed out that he can’t afford the $40,000 retainer for a private attorney, the judge told him that he could always represent himself pro se.

Remember when democrats said bail is racist? Where are the bail reformers now? Where in the hell are all of those damn liberal democrats screaming bail is systemic racism? He meets their criteria. He’s black, and he’s in jail on non violent charges.

These charges are part of a system of show trials, that are designed to keep blacks on the plantation and away from supporting any Republican, but Trump in particular. Keep a list of local Republicans that support Trump. We are getting closer to mass arrests every day. When those begin, it’s time to take steps to not be where you can be disappeared.

By Divemedic, ago

I Love It

Trump is already selling Tshirts and other items with his picture on it. Meanwhile, the press thinks they are owning him with this quote:

The tagline under the mug shot on the official MAGA gear states “NEVER SURRENDER!” in all caps, despite the fact that Trump, 77, did in fact surrender on Thursday before he was released on a $200,000 bond.

That isn’t the own that they think it is. In the meantime, Trump made his return to Twitter (the website now known as X) with this tweet, which has been viewed over 100 million times in less than 10 hours:

If you are interested, the merchandise with Trump’s picture can be found here.

By Divemedic, ago

Tone Deaf

By Divemedic, ago

Incommunicado

In March of this year, a retired Air Force officer was sentenced to two years in prison for his role in the J6 protest. He was found guilty in November of 2022 in a bench trial after waiving his right to a jury trial. There were six counts in his indictment, including obstruction of an official proceeding. The obstruction charge is a felony; the other five counts are misdemeanors.

Mr. Brock lost his pilot’s license. He was fired from his job. When he tried starting his own business doing home inspections, the State of Texas also revoked that license. Then he reported to prison.

He was calling his parents every day. Then, on July 24, the calls stopped. Word has come down that he was transferred to a Supermax prison. Supermax prisons rely heavily on intensive (and long-term) solitary confinement, with prisoners being held in solitary confinement 23 hours a day, which is used to isolate and punish prisoners. Communication with outsiders is minimal to none, with the prisoners only receiving one phone call per month, if that. Once transferred to a supermax prison, incarcerated individuals tend to stay there indefinitely. Correctional officers have ample authority to punish and manage incarcerated individuals, without outside review or prisoner grievance systems.

It is likely that Mr. Brock is being tortured because he dared to protest the new order. He is a political prisoner- a POW, if you will.

Welcome to the American gulag. Mr. Brock is vzyali.

By Divemedic, ago

Trump Shirt

Now that Georgia has filed charges against Trump, the Fulton County Sheriff has announced that he will be posting a mugshot of Trump online within days.

My prediction is that he will sell that picture on a T-shirt, and it will be the best selling mugshot on a shirt since Tupac. However, Trump will not enter the Whitehouse ever again, even if it means that he has a lethal case of Polonium poisoning. Remember the one thing about that “turn Trump into Tupac” statement: Tupac was murdered and to this very day, no one knows who did it.

This is being done to keep him out of the White House. They will stop at nothing.

By Divemedic, ago