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J6er Pardoned Patriot. Former State Committeeman Kitsap County GOP. Conservative. Faith Family Freedom. Father, Patriot... Selling Solar & Real Estate.

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It Happened on J6 Capitol police tried to murder Derrick Vargo. At 2:02 p.m., corrupt racist black Capitol Police Officer Bryant Williams shoved Derrick Vargo off a 25-foot ledge on the northwest staircase. Vargo was simply trying to hang a Trump flag. He plummeted to the concrete below. The fall nearly killed him. Multiple surgeries. Severe injuries. PTSD that still haunts him every single day. Black cop trying to kill white Trump supporter was a theme on J6. While the officer who tried to murder him walked free, Derrick Vargo became another J6 victim — another J6er persecuted for surviving police brutality. This is the Fedsurrection. They beat us. They pushed us. They gassed us. And when we didn’t die, they prosecuted us. Derrick Vargo is living proof: the police didn’t protect the Capitol that day. They attacked Americans who just wanted to be heard. He later sued Officer Bryant Williams, alleging the push was an intentional act of excessive force / attempted murder. God Bless the J6ers!

It Happened on J6 Capitol police tried to murder Derrick Vargo. At 2:02 p.m., corrupt racist black Capitol Police Officer Bryant Williams shoved Derrick Vargo off a 25-foot ledge on the northwest staircase. Vargo was simply trying to hang a Trump flag. He plummeted to the concrete below. The fall nearly killed him. Multiple surgeries. Severe injuries. PTSD that still haunts him every single day. Black cop trying to kill white Trump supporter was a theme on J6. While the officer who tried to murder him walked free, Derrick Vargo became another J6 victim — another J6er persecuted for surviving police brutality. This is the Fedsurrection. They beat us. They pushed us. They gassed us. And when we didn’t die, they prosecuted us. Derrick Vargo is living proof: the police didn’t protect the Capitol that day. They attacked Americans who just wanted to be heard. He later sued Officer Bryant Williams, alleging the push was an intentional act of excessive force / attempted murder. God Bless the J6ers!

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It happened on J6. Here are the police who stood by and let me into the Capitol. If any had said, dont go in, I wouldn't have. There was no restricted area, no barriers, signs and the loudest and most extensive PA system was silent. The prosecution lied and said there was an alarm sounding. The only sound were picketers like me chanting "Stop the Steal!" "OUR HOUSE!" "FOUR MORE YEARS!" Peaceful patriots were entering and exiting in an orderly fashion. I said earlier that it looked like when Seattle City Hall opened the doors and let George Floyd rioters in. God Bless the J6ers!

It happened on J6. Here are the police who stood by and let me into the Capitol. If any had said, dont go in, I wouldn't have. There was no restricted area, no barriers, signs and the loudest and most extensive PA system was silent. The prosecution lied and said there was an alarm sounding. The only sound were picketers like me chanting "Stop the Steal!" "OUR HOUSE!" "FOUR MORE YEARS!" Peaceful patriots were entering and exiting in an orderly fashion. I said earlier that it looked like when Seattle City Hall opened the doors and let George Floyd rioters in. God Bless the J6ers!

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He was a J6er. He killed himself. Nicholas Languerand My message to J6ers. I thought about it, too. You are not alone. Don’t think that you are. Don’t be afraid or embarrassed. Take action the best way you see fit for you and your family. You’re still going through a grieving process. You are grieving for the country you thought existed but now realize is gone. Denial. Anger. Bargaining. Acceptance. You are not alone. Even when acceptance comes — slowly — current events will pull you back into anger. PTSD will humble your pride and shake your confidence. Certain days will trigger it all over again: January 6th, your arrest date, your sentencing date. You are not alone. J6ers flock to hope like moths to a flame. We did it with the Anti-Weaponization Fund. But when the shoe drops — and it always does — we regress in our grieving and get angry all over again. Don’t fall victim to the hate. Seek answers in love. Love your God and your country. When the same spiritual battlenfo good v evil permeates your soul, once again, you know the one that got you to J6. Love the fight against the CommunSocialist Democrats. Find and gather the J6ers and the attendees near you, Take action. You are not alone. And neither am I. We can do together what I can not do alone. You are on the right side of history. You are True American Heroes. RIP Patriot J6er... God Bless the J6ers!

He was a J6er. He killed himself. Nicholas Languerand My message to J6ers. I thought about it, too. You are not alone. Don’t think that you are. Don’t be afraid or embarrassed. Take action the best way you see fit for you and your family. You’re still going through a grieving process. You are grieving for the country you thought existed but now realize is gone. Denial. Anger. Bargaining. Acceptance. You are not alone. Even when acceptance comes — slowly — current events will pull you back into anger. PTSD will humble your pride and shake your confidence. Certain days will trigger it all over again: January 6th, your arrest date, your sentencing date. You are not alone. J6ers flock to hope like moths to a flame. We did it with the Anti-Weaponization Fund. But when the shoe drops — and it always does — we regress in our grieving and get angry all over again. Don’t fall victim to the hate. Seek answers in love. Love your God and your country. When the same spiritual battlenfo good v evil permeates your soul, once again, you know the one that got you to J6. Love the fight against the CommunSocialist Democrats. Find and gather the J6ers and the attendees near you, Take action. You are not alone. And neither am I. We can do together what I can not do alone. You are on the right side of history. You are True American Heroes. RIP Patriot J6er... God Bless the J6ers!

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It happened on J6. Cops fired 100s of flash bangs behind and into the peaceful crowd, inciting a riot for the coporated media propaganda cameras positioned there. The first brave peacedul patriot protester broke thru and thus began the beatings and physical violence against J6ers. 4 Trump supporters were killed that day, no police died, and the majority of the uncorroberated 140 police injuries were from spraying pepper spray incompetently into the wind. Does anyone know this guy who got pummelled? God Bless the J6ers! Video credit 🇺🇸 𝗧 𝗢 𝗠 𝗠 𝗬 ✦ 𝗧 𝗔 𝗧 𝗨 𝗠 ✦ 𝗡 𝗘 𝗪 𝗦

It happened on J6. Cops fired 100s of flash bangs behind and into the peaceful crowd, inciting a riot for the coporated media propaganda cameras positioned there. The first brave peacedul patriot protester broke thru and thus began the beatings and physical violence against J6ers. 4 Trump supporters were killed that day, no police died, and the majority of the uncorroberated 140 police injuries were from spraying pepper spray incompetently into the wind. Does anyone know this guy who got pummelled? God Bless the J6ers! Video credit 🇺🇸 𝗧 𝗢 𝗠 𝗠 𝗬 ✦ 𝗧 𝗔 𝗧 𝗨 𝗠 ✦ 𝗡 𝗘 𝗪 𝗦

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I Am a J6er It happened after J6 I don't remember when I first thought about killing myself. Perhaps when i received the dear John email my Ex sent, asking for a divorce while I was locked up, or when my father called me a fvcking insurrectionist. Maybe the business failing or my face all over the headlines. Almost every J6er has thought of this escape. I have learned that if someone expresses suicidal thoughts, you have to ask them if they had a plan. My only plan was to try to get out of bed, pray, get some exercise, and go to work. I was lucky i found a job and kept my faith. Some couldn't make it. Like Matthew Perna. I heard of his story from his Aunt Geri Perna And her consostent message might have saved my life. The video is what cost himnhis. Every J6er carries a story of persecution, the likes of which we haven't seen since slavery. The grief and mental anguish rose and fell as we wrestled toward acceptance of where we were. Denial. Anger. Bargaining. Depression. Acceptance. Some moved through these stages quickly. Others remained trapped and are still to this day. We grieved the lives we lost, the country we thought was real, the families, jobs, and friends who walked away. Those who couldn't make it. Rest in Peace — Matthew Perna Jord Meachum Mark Aungst Christopher Stanton Matthew Weble Most of us slid back and forth, and still do, trudging toward acceptance. And yes… we had all thought about it. Ending it all. J6er Grief. I tried to untangle the grieving process of my own J6 journey. It was a tangled web of intertwined emotions — explosions of pain where one stage bled into the next and I could no longer tell where one ended and another began. In August of 2021 I wrote this to mark where I stood: Denial: March to November 2020 Anger: November 2020 to January 2021 Depression & Bargaining: January 2021 onward I did not yet know what true acceptance would look like. Would it mean becoming a doormat? Or would it mean finally learning to dissent and fight from a place of peace? I was still working on it. The multi-headed hydra of calamity hit all at once: The trauma of my arrest. The destruction of my job and finances. Family and friends walking away. My life being ripped apart forever. And the divorce. I went from a baseball dad with a successful real estate business, living on a lake with my family… to an old man, lyingnlow, selling homes, keeping exoenses low renting out rooms, and living in the basement of a rental home. If i get pinched again i can survive. And I am one of the lucky ones. I cried the Tuesday before Thanksgiving a few years ago. In a support group I attended, I shared how heartbroken I was that I would not be with my family for the holidays for the first time in nearly twenty years. For a few seconds I broke down in a room full of men. My sobs and silent tears echoed in that still church basement. I was sadder than I sometimes allowed myself to feel… but I came to believe I was healing. My J6 persecution took so much from me that I could never be made whole. Only by God’s divine grace was I still standing. Many arent. I had wondered: If they had simply given me the $50 ticket every other liberal illegal picketing protester received — before J6 and after — would she have stayed? If I had spent years in prison instead of 30 days, would absence have made the heart grow fonder? Or was the outcome already written? I became okay. The holidays were hard. I understood that firsthand. Many suffered far worse than me. This, too, passed. I had faith. Fear and faith cannot live in the same house. I grieved deeply. And in that grieving, I found acceptance. By God’s grace, the darkness lifted. The grief shaped me but did not define me. I rose from the ashes — scarred, but standing. There is still pain, but there is also peace. There is still loss, but there is also love. The best days are not behind us. They are still ahead. Acceptance God Bless the J6ers.

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It Happened on J6. An Untold Story. Every J6er has a pee story. A million Patriots arrived at the Ellipse in the freezing early morning. We prayed. We laughed. We sang the National Anthem. We chanted “Stop the Steal.” We recited the Pledge with heads bowed and hearts full. It was joyful. It was spiritual. It was pure love for God and country. J6 began as a rock concert of Patriotism. A million had to pee too. I held it from the cold dawn until right after President Trump finished speaking around 1 PM. Then I snaked my way through a million people with my backpack to find a porta potty and back. Simple. Human. No plans of sedition. Nothing evil. We weren’t even sure where we were going next. Innocent. I even joked on camera that day — laughing, having fun — with zero idea of the terror coming. Watch to the end of the video. I know two J6ers who walked through those open Capitol doors for the exact same reason — to use the restroom. One, a former congressional aide, even took an elevator to a bathroom he knew. That was the innocence. What followed was the tyranny. Both were arrested and persecuted. The Democrat regime turned a day of prayer, laughter, and patriotism into their excuse for lawfare and oppression. Peaceful people who just needed to pee after standing in the cold for hours became “insurrectionists.” We marched patriotically and peacefully to exercise our 1st Amendment rights and advocate for election integrity. We faced FBI raids, prison time for misdemeanors, destroyed businesses, shattered families, financial ruin, and nonstop hate. Trauma that still scars our souls. Every J6er carries their own silly, fun pee story — a memory of faith, love, and laughter… followed by persecution, pain, and betrayal. But we are still here. J6ers rejoice. The truth is rising. Greater is Coming! God Bless the J6ers! If you were there, tell your pee story. Every J6er and J6 Attendee has one

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