Happy January 6th! From the very earliest days of the conspiracy, The National Pulse has exposed the truth about the risibly branded “worst attack on the U.S. Capitol in 200 years.” If you heard Joe Biden yesterday, the few minutes during which a horned, former climate change activist stood in the Senate chamber were equivalent to the entirety of the First and Second World Wars.
It was worse than the oft-forgotten 1954 attack which saw Puerto Rican nationalists shoot five Congressman on the floor of the House as they debated an immigration bill. It was worse than the 1984 bombing of the Capitol by the far-left Armed Resistance Unit. Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton freed the terrorists involved in those attacks, by the way.
REAL FACT-CHECKING.
From the very beginning, The National Pulse let readers know that no, Donald Trump had not ordered his supporters to storm the Capitol, but to exercise their First Amendment rights to “peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard.” Indeed, we bust open the original media and Democrat claim that the protesters who heard Trump’s speech were the first to breach the Capitol, using the timeline we published on January 9th 2021.
From the very beginning, The National Pulse questioned, not without some risk, claims by the Capitol police and establishment media that Officer Brian Sicknick had been killed after being hit in the head with a fire extinguisher by protesters – a stance that was vindicated when a medical examiner confirmed he had died naturally from a stroke, and showed no sign of injury. The Pulse even forced the legacy media to admit the official story might not be true.
It’s not that no one behaved badly on Jan 6, of course – but not everyone in the Capitol was a Trump supporter, either, and suspicions far-left activists were involved in trying to to “instigate s**t” and “make those Trump supporters f**k s**t up” were quietly confirmed by prosecutors but two months ago when one of them was convicted for doing exactly that.
COCK-UP OR CONSPIRACY?
The National Pulse was also quick to uncover the many failures by D.C. officials that set the table for Jan 6. The Pulse covered the emails that proved Capitol security had advance warning there could be trouble but refused to prepare, and the memos that proved Trump wanted to deploy the National Guard, but D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and others refused to ask for it.
The Pulse even covered revelations by now-retired Capitol police chief Steven Sund, who only just got his day in the court of public opinion with Tucker Carlson last year, that his “urgent, urgent immediate request for National Guard assistance” was ignored, and a robust response to the deteriorating situation delayed by then-Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other decision-makers prevaricating – whether through ineptitude or ill-intent.
THE JAN 6 COMMITTEE CIRCUS.
The National Pulse never treated the January 6th Committee as anything but the opportunistic kangaroo court that it was, honoring the timeworn political tradition of never letting a crisis go to waste.
Members like Pelosi and impeachment obsessive Jamie Raskin were shown no quarter. Nor were so-called witnesses such as BLM activist Harry Dunn, or his creep representative Mark Zaid.
The Pulse also broke the story on Committee producer Dan Przygoda’s deranged social media posts about running over Trump supporters as Antifa rioted across the country in 2017.
Small wonder that this partisan circus ended up destroying its video depositions, probably unlawfully, and foreign-born, far-left judge Tanya Chutkan refused to allow Trump’s legal team to subpoena its missing records. The last thing it needs is more scrutiny.
FEDSURRECTION?
The National Pulse never allowed leftist howls of “conspiracy theory!” to stop it from following the evidence on the state possibly being actively involved in the events of Jan 6, either.
When hidden camera footage showed New York Times reporters admitting there were “a ton of FBI informants amongst the people who attacked the Capitol,” the Pulse covered it. When Steven Sund spoke of the crowd being “filled with federal agents,” the Pulse reported it.
And we never let up on the bizarre role of Ray Epps, who now faces belated, low-level charges after being described as a “unique” case by prosecutors, or his equally bizarre statements.
The National Pulse is proud of its Jan 6 record. If no one had pushed back against the left, which has tried its damnedest to turn “1/6” into its personal Reichstag Fire, the repression that followed might have been even worse, and the extremely strenuous efforts to cement it as the Capitol’s darkest day since 1812 might have stuck.
Now, while it is still being weaponized against President Trump and his supporters, the official narrative is in bad shape, and even anti-Trump CIA analysts like Martin Gurri are saying Jan 6 “was not an insurgency” – or even close to one.
Not bad, given the circumstances.
Need more? Listen to Raheem Kassam, Jack Posobiec, and Darren Beattie discuss Jan 6 at length, here.
