The Secret Service Lied About J6 Pipe Bomb Incident Too

On January 6, 2021, the Secret Service had another colossal communication breakdown, destroyed evidence, did n’t &nbsp, see&nbsp, evidence, and then lied. For those who are following along, this purports to be allegations from the nearly forgotten Donald Trump attempted assassination, but it’s actually another significant failure and evident attempt at killing someone.

The Secret Service investigator public released an&nbsp, 82-page investigation&nbsp, into the company’s answer to the January 6, 2021, Capitol Building violation and rebellion, and the hose weapons found outside the DNC and near the RNC. &nbsp,

When told to keep texts, emails, and documents about January 6 straight after the occasion, the Secret Service key at the time destroyed them in a system-wide mobile movement prank. Nothing ever considered storing the information. Weird, ihn’t?

Connected: &nbsp, Here Are Some Questions the Secret Service Should Have to Response

No one believes they could n’t stop the migration—even the inspector general. And anyone thinks they could n’t keep the information. We’ve seen several missing messages and hammered hard pulls, had the phrases “bleach touch” drummed into our mind, and read about telephone hating and document-shredding parties—and that’s really Hillary Clinton.

If you’ve read our past items on the J6 occasion, you know the covering up of events—the setting of both of the reported incendiary devices presumably the night before, though the” button” was a one-hour kitchen timer. Around the same time as the Capitol breach began, the devices, which were located in various locations on Capitol Hill, were unintentionally discovered. These events are, as the kids say, a bit suss. They appear to be either planned distractions intended to stifle law enforcement action or those who intend to use the occasion to bring charges against the helpless pro-Trump marchers who stumbled into the fictional no-go zone that had previously been occupied by Ray Epps ‘ friends. &nbsp,

The granny from Duluth who updated her knitting circle app near D. C. on J6 was later found and imprisoned for crossing an imaginary line that had been dragged away by a long-ago bike rack. People like her are in jail, but the pipe bomber? Gee, we&nbsp, just&nbsp, ca n’t seem to find that guy’s cell phone usage. &nbsp,

Is this&nbsp, an&nbsp, operation&nbsp, of which the&nbsp, Secret Service&nbsp, is a witting or unwitting part? &nbsp, Mis-and-dis-information specialist Dr. J. Michael Waller told me in a recent” Adult in the Room” podcast that he thinks it is. The pieces appear to be assembled. The agency&nbsp, did n’t report&nbsp, the incident with Kamala Harris, did n’t declare an” Unusual Protective Event” ,&nbsp, and did n’t &nbsp, do an after-action report, which I wrote about in my piece&nbsp, on Sunday. &nbsp,

And the&nbsp, House Oversight Committee&nbsp, is deeply skeptical too. &nbsp,

Before the USSS claims the data migration process started, the first letters were sent on January 16, 2021. According to USSS, these texts were removed as part of a planned data migration that was scheduled to occur from January 27 through April 2021. However, USSS does not explain why the Department did not pause or halt the data migration in light of the events of January 6 and after receiving preservation letters from Congressional committees. Why these crucial electronic communications were n’t kept in backups, USSS does n’t explain.

Revolver News&nbsp, and its editor&nbsp, Darren Beattie&nbsp, are suspicious too. &nbsp,

The Secret Service did not record Kamala Harris’s alleged” Unusual Protective Event” ( UPE ) designation as required and expected protocol, which is the most damning aspect of the OIG report. It’s as though the event never happened! An After Action form for the Secret Service that would include information about the security breach and their response did not exist. According to the OIG report, even the head of the Secret Service acknowledged this was a flagrant&nbsp, violation of protocol.

When you consider this, would n’t Kamala Harris be talking about how she nearly died on J6 while attending a Trump rally? No. She’s the dog that did n’t bark and so’s the Secret Service. &nbsp,

Look how&nbsp, close&nbsp, she came. &nbsp,

The DNC’s bushes were never checked by Secret Service dog sniffing teams. &nbsp,

And then after failing to report the incident, the Secret Service hid the documents, deleted cell phone texts, and then slow rolled turning over emails to the Office of Inspector General investigators. The DHS secretary held things up again, and now it’s 2024. &nbsp,

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The Secret Service allegedly lied about how many uniformed officers helped to restore the Capitol Building, according to the OIG. &nbsp,

Far from answering questions, this report makes me even more curious. &nbsp,

I discuss J6 with J. Michael Waller on the” Adult in the Room” podcast. You’ll want to watch. Please listen and share. &nbsp, Rumble, &nbsp, YouTube, &nbsp, Spotify.

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