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54. I think because not only did they not need to spend a lot of time trying to ID them

Tue Jan 24, 2023, 07:17 PM

Jan 2023

they knew they were part of organizations that they had been monitoring for years.

But more importantly, they also had informants embedded in both the Oath Keepers and Proud Boys.

Even with partial info from them, it helps to get a case developed much quicker (especially if any of the informants were wearing wires or managed to have data like texts/chat logs, etc., that may have provided some details on planning).

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Four Oath Keepers found guilty of Jan. 6 seditious conspiracy [View all] BumRushDaShow Jan 2023 OP

Fantastic News! Bev54 Jan 2023 #1

K&R! 2naSalit Jan 2023 #2

+1 peppertree Jan 2023 #22

Exactly! MLAA Jan 2023 #26

Good. underpants Jan 2023 #3

Now this is a great way to start the week!! Scalded Nun Jan 2023 #4

Absolutely! tonekat Jan 2023 #23

these were the guys who stashed the cache of weapons GenXer47 Jan 2023 #5

I am thinking this or the other group also had/staged "assault vehicles" BumRushDaShow Jan 2023 #7

Golf carts? Really? I hadn't heard that. How funny. PatrickforB Jan 2023 #42

I did actually find a brief mention in the OP article BumRushDaShow Jan 2023 #47

They didn't realize the river was much bigger than the pond back home SouthernDem4ever Jan 2023 #51

They can either grow old and or die in prison or they can learn to be chatty Botany Jan 2023 #6

Here's Minuta, havin himself a fine day hobnobbing with King Ratfucker, too Leghorn21 Jan 2023 #16

Yes. I see a few field trips in their future. Harker Jan 2023 #21

Let's hope we have a pro active DoJ that goes after all these shits who have sold out America in ... Botany Jan 2023 #25

I'm optimistic, despite the increasing disdain for DOJ leadership. Harker Jan 2023 #27

The rot is very deep. Hell, the FBI office* that sandbaged HRC was on the Russian Payroll in 2016 Botany Jan 2023 #29

There's a lot of bad wood underneath the veneer... Harker Jan 2023 #30

Lock this SOB up please. Evolve Dammit Jan 2023 #34

... trusty elf Jan 2023 #46

LOCK THEM UP!!! aax Jan 2023 #8

Kick dalton99a Jan 2023 #9

K&R! gademocrat7 Jan 2023 #10

Great news, thanks for posting, but there is a paywall, fyi. Can post info on sentencing, are they msfiddlestix Jan 2023 #11

I had put the "no paywall" link in the "comments" BumRushDaShow Jan 2023 #20

I gotcha. thanks these old eyes make a mess of what I read and write sometimes. msfiddlestix Jan 2023 #32

Don't beat yourself up about it BumRushDaShow Jan 2023 #33

Sow the wind; vlyons Jan 2023 #12

Did Rhodes testify against them to reduce his sentence? LudwigPastorius Jan 2023 #13

There goes Garland doing nothing again. fightforfreedom Jan 2023 #14

Wake me when he starts... SergeStorms Jan 2023 #18

Agree SS DENVERPOPS Jan 2023 #31

totally agree Evolve Dammit Jan 2023 #35

So this news is not enough to wake you up for? Beastly Boy Jan 2023 #38

Ancient device discovered for possible seditious traitors. GreenWave Jan 2023 #15

It's getting to the point where they're gonna run out of foot soldiers... malthaussen Jan 2023 #17

These are no foot soldiers. Beastly Boy Jan 2023 #39

It's time to go after the orange commander. Vinca Jan 2023 #19

yay. the rs will never be able to cloak themselves with and behind the AllaN01Bear Jan 2023 #24

Yes! Karma13612 Jan 2023 #28

Frankly I have zero sympathy for any of the people that tried this shit and I cstanleytech Jan 2023 #36

That, However, Is The New Deflection ProfessorGAC Jan 2023 #55

That's a CONVICTION. Guilty as charged. In the court of law. By a jury of their peers. NOT a report. Beastly Boy Jan 2023 #37

like it republianmushroom Jan 2023 #40

Four more from the Basket of Deplorable into C0RI0LANUS Jan 2023 #41

Little boys with grandiose illusions dressed up in their PatrickforB Jan 2023 #43

They will need their toughness in the FCI. C0RI0LANUS Jan 2023 #44

"hapless has-beens" Skittles Jan 2023 #45

Gotta say that compared to all the other convictions on other charges, the sedition charge ancianita Jan 2023 #48

"Hundreds of those charged have taken over a year to process from charging to conviction" BumRushDaShow Jan 2023 #50

I hear you and understand the timeline. ancianita Jan 2023 #53

I think because not only did they not need to spend a lot of time trying to ID them BumRushDaShow Jan 2023 #54

True, no doubt. ancianita Jan 2023 #56

I think they are going to need to rope in the next layer up first BumRushDaShow Jan 2023 #57

Yes. That next to the last layer. ancianita Jan 2023 #59

At this point, it's not so much a matter of deciding to prosecute BumRushDaShow Jan 2023 #60

EXACTLY. ancianita Jan 2023 #61

In order to get individual 1 BumRushDaShow Jan 2023 #62

Yep. ancianita Jan 2023 #63

Again, the timeline for this case is well over a year. onenote Jan 2023 #58

You are mistaken about the timeline. It was over a year. onenote Jan 2023 #52

A lesson to the ignorant: if you plan to claim protection under the US Constitution, Beastly Boy Jan 2023 #49