Antifa and BLM are Leftist Domestic Terrorists

Unorganized Jan. 6 Capitol breach posed no danger.

What really happened? I don't need a commission to make an assessment. No one in that crowd had guns, not a one. One intruder got shot. No intruders shot back. Later, no single guns uncovered, no horde of guns uncovered. This is DEEPLY meaningful. This means, the most heavily armed private citizens in our nation "decided" not to bring guns. Sounds much more like a show of displeasure with rampant cheating in the election than any attempt at a takeover. Notice how no one ever defines just how much cheating is too much?

That was the job of this crowd. Their presence and action represents a signal: this much cheating is too much. Someone needs to say it. They said it. Certainly the Capitol breach, lacking leadership or a plan is a far cry from a government takeover. Indeed, when they eventually reached the halls of power, only one thing was clear, the naughty monkeys had no plan whatsoever. They jumped up and down on their Samsonite suitcases and left town. The action represented criminal mischief, and little else.

But, I hope it got the message across: This much cheating is too much. Four obese people died of their exertions. Not funny, and, yet it does underline that the far right is no threat whatsoever...because, as an attempted take-over, it was laughable, lacking in both munitions and no one in authority to superintend their mischief.

This is the Great Lie...that the militias were out in force under the leadership of ex-military men. A fat lie, as the modern Greeks would say. One thing is abundantly clear. There was no leadership. So there was no attempted takeover, and no serious danger to our democracy. Whatever our media spinners may spin. It just ain't so.

The most heavily armed civilians groups in the United States, in one body, did not neglect to ear arms at the Capitol. They did not forget to bring them. Each person made an individual decision and refused to. Now, that's something worth crowing about.

Mally Mechau-Strong 

Garland listed several instances of domestic terrorism and violent extremism in the nation's recent history, including the Charleston, South Carolina, church shooting, the congressional baseball shooting, the violent protests in Charlottesville, Virginia, by White nationalists and far-right extremists, the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting and the mass shooting that occurred at a Walmart store in El Paso, Texas...The new strategy marks a major break from former President Donald Trump's administration and addresses more directly the threats posed by White supremacists and right-wing militia groups.