Comment: See also:

• Julian Assange: London court rules Wikileaks founder should not be extradited to the US
• The Assange extradition ruling is a relief, but it isn't even close to justice
• WikiLeaks founder Assange denied bail in UK
• The Kafkaesque imprisonment of Julian Assange reveals the US mythology about 'freedom' and 'tyranny'

Comment: See also:

• Why Sidney Powell gets the Galileo treatment
• Sidney Powell: Wants to fight for Trump — but his aides are blocking her
• "Overwhelming evidence": Sidney Powell is building a massive racketeering case against Dominion, Smartmatic

Comment: Boris proposes a 'gradual unwrapping' of restrictions. Which basically means for every step towards removing restrictions, two steps backwards will be taken because "cases' or whatever other reason they invent. RT reports:

At Wednesday's parliamentary debate Johnson said the nation's emergence from the "lockdown cocoon will not be a big bang, but a gradual unwrapping." He added the country would come out of the newly imposed lockdown, "carefully brick by brick until the nation was free from the current confinement."

After announcing the new legislation in the House of Commons today, MPs were told the Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) law would be scheduled to run until the end of March. At risk of causing a major pushback, the PM added it was "not because we expect the full national lockdown to continue until then, but to allow a steady, controlled and evidence led move down through the tiers on a regional basis."

Different regions of the UK have imposed their own lockdown measures. England uses the tier system. It consists of five grades of lockdown severity. Tier one requires those with weakened immune systems to shield from the virus, whilst tier five involves every citizen and is a full national lockdown. After MPs argued for more information as to when the lockdown would end Johnson said parliament "should, and will inevitably" get a chance to debate the final end date for the lockdown before the end of March. He added that he hoped this would "be substantially before the end of March" and that the reopening of schools was a major "priority."

Johnson said the moment when the nation can move out of lockdown "may come after the February school's half-term." However, he added the country should "remain extremely cautious about the timetable ahead."

The comments caused Conservative MP Jeremy Wright to challenge the prime minister to be "more definitive" about the numbers of people that must be vaccinated before restrictions can be lifted. Johnson replied to this by stating there would be "substantial opportunities to relax rules around about February 15," but stressed this would only happen if high-risk people and priority groups had received the vaccination.

Comment: See also:

• Don't be evil, just OBEY: After Covid-19 tech giants will have even more control over what you see & what you think
• Reality Check: Ben Swann on the social media purge of dissenting voices
• People need to reclaim the internet

Comment: ConservativeUS has publicized reports of suspected riot preparations in DC:

NBC News security show pp looking like Antifa at DC MAGA Rally

Multiple groups have received permits to host events with hundreds or thousands of people around the National Mall and near the White House. Demonstrations were set to begin with a march to the Capitol on Tuesday and culminate in rallies on Wednesday.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has encouraged people to avoid downtown on Tuesday and Wednesday as law enforcement braces for the possibility of violent confrontations between pro-Trump demonstrators and counterprotesters.

"Make no mistake: many of these individuals have stated that they are coming to the District to provoke residents and wreak havoc," D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine said.

The Metropolitan Police Department is expecting a crowd larger than at two pro-Trump events in D.C. last year. The D.C. National Guard will assist with crowd management and traffic control, officials said Monday.

Thousands gathered at Freedom Plaza, just a block from the White House, at around 1 p.m. Tuesday to kick off the first event of the day.

All firearms are banned within 1,000 feet of where the signs are posted ahead of pro-President Donald Trump demonstrations against certifying the electoral college votes for the 2020 presidential election, Fox 5 reported.

The security should be at the highest level but it seems that stashes of bricks and propane tanks are left unguarded on the streets near Freedom Plaza.
Photo below:

A local patriot reveled a stash of brick left there overnight:

She also posted a video explaining the whole situation:

Later she found a stash of un-protected Propane tanks.

Like that wasn't strange enough a photo of an NBC News security member surfaced and the man was looking identical to Antifa rioters that we've seen all summer burning our cities.

This is strange given the fact that the DC mayor said that they are well prepared. Dan Scavino gets the word out:

Trump addresses supporters: Donald Trump Jr. gave a rousing response:

Supporters storm the Capitol:

Hundreds of thousands cheer 'Fight for Trump':

Thousands of trump supporters have entered the Capitol building:

US Capitol goes on LOCKDOWN:

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Protester in US Capitol Building

UPDATE (4:15 EST): Trump and others have taken to Twitter to try to calm things down:




Here are protesters breaking windows to breach the Capitol, and some of the fighting that ensued:



There were reports of gunfire in the chambers, tear gas, reinforcements called in, and apparently an "armed standoff".


Pence was evacuated, as were Senate members. The National Guard was called to support Capitol Police, but the Pentagon apparently denied the request. One Trump supporter trying to enter the Senate was shot in the neck by police.



As for the protesters who stormed the Capitol, there's this:




A few more items for this update:




Trump gave one more message calling for peace and for people to go home:


Food for thought:


UPDATE (Jan. 7, 12:05 am EST): While violent and betraying the character conservatives have striven to uphold, the Capitol Hill riot couldn't hold a torch to the antifa/BLM riots back in May.





But that hasn't stopped Democrats from capitalizing on the optics (and begging for law and order).



The idiot rioters did exactly what the psychopathic Democrats wanted them to do, and now the Dems are gloating and exaggerating, as usual. We'll start with Biden, who went so far as to call it an "insurrection" (McConnell said the same thing, and Tim Cook, plus the usual tools like Obama, Bush, Clinton, et al.):


Schumer called it the next Pearl Harbor:



The Democrats are talking about impeaching Trump. Seriously? They're certain Biden will be inaugurated in two weeks. This either smacks of desperation or pure vindictive treachery.



Woke Critical Theory pseudo-reality makes its entrance:



Twitter blocked Trump for 12 hours. A state of emergency was declared in DC. The woman who was shot by police has died - she was an Air Force vet from California. Police say there were four fatalities.

It's hard to tell at this point how much violence there actually was. A lot of the people who 'stormed' the Capitol building were actually behaving themselves. Police even posed for selfies with them:


While many were in all likelihood crazy Trump supporters (like the QAnon guy with antlers), they were no doubt infiltrated by antifa types too.


Here's some of what all these rejects did:


And some more footage of the chaos:




Finally for tonight, here's Tucker on today's events:


UPDATE (Jan. 7, 4:30 pm EST): The officer involved in the shooting and killing of Ashli Babbitt has been suspended. (Police say over 50 officers were injured yesterday.)


You'll recognize this guy. Yes, he's crazy, and doing an Alex Jones impression to boot (kind of fitting, given that he's a voice actor in 'real life'):


Speaking of Venezuela, Twitter included Guaido in a list of 'world leaders' condemning the events at the Capitol. Yep, this Guaido:


It must be hypocrisy Thursday, because the hysterical propaganda today is off the charts.







In addition to his total social media ban, Trump might soon be banned from the UK, at least if Scottish "Justice" Minister Humza Yousaf gets his way, citing Trump's presence as "not conducive to the public good."

The entire American establishment (House, Senate, both parties, media, big tech) have united - against Trump. That should tell you how dangerous he was to them. This goes far beyond just not liking the guy or thinking he's Hitler. They consider him an existential threat and resorted to everything within their power to get rid of him, including a blatantly fraudulent election, and now, calls for his impeachment and removal via the 25th amendment.

Comment: See also:

Video: Executives for outreach agency admit they allowed thousands of Georgia residents use their address to register to vote

Comment: Protocols have nothing to do with containing a common virus. They create leverage for increased power and control.

Comment: You didn't win Warnock. Plain and simple. Everything that went wrong on 11/3 also went wrong yesterday: anomalous vote flips, 'usb' errors, counting delays, the number of votes remaining to be counted inexplicably rising, no Republican observers. The list goes on.








Slimeball Sterling contradicted the above:





Then this started happening, just like 11/3:






Sterling is blaming Trump. Pathological projection.