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Report Copyright Violation | Jan 6 Antifa "Patriot" Takes The Stand - Disaster Ensues July 21, 2022 [ link to www.nbcnews.com (secure)] "'Loudmouth' Capitol rioter convicted after rough day in Jan. 6 jury trial
Matthew Bledsoe, who scaled a wall before entering the Capitol through a door with broken glass panels, tried to convince jurors that he thought he was allowed inside.
A Tennessee man and self-described "loudmouth," who filmed himself screaming "WE IN THIS B----" as he stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, had a difficult time explaining his actions this week to a jury.
Matthew Bledsoe, of Memphis, was convicted Thursday on a felony count of obstruction of an official proceeding as well as four misdemeanors,...
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Bledsoe argued that he was unaware that Congress was certifying Joe Biden's 2020 election win when he stormed the Capitol. Despite having received updates from his wife and brother about congressional proceedings inside the Capitol on the day of the riot, he told jurors that he had no idea what lawmakers were doing.
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As he entered the Capitol through a door with broken glass panels, Bledsoe filmed himself saying, "Where are those pieces of s--- at." Alarms were blaring in the background of the video.
"Who were the pieces of s---?" Assistant U.S. Attorney Jamie Carter asked Bledsoe Wednesday. Bledsoe said he was "being a loudmouth," insisting he was not referring to lawmakers but rather the people whom he believed at the time had stolen an election.
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When prosecutors confronted him with a text he sent to his wife, saying it was "good" that someone planted bombs near the Capitol, Bledsoe said he really didn't mean "good." He also claimed he didn't really mean it when he wrote that he "stormed the Capitol."
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In an attempt to explain why he climbed a wall to get to the Capitol, Bledsoe said his home in Tennessee was "quite a bit different" than D.C., and that he climbed walls back home regularly.". This dumb Mofo took the stand (never a good thing, I'm surprised his lawyers allowed it) and proceeded to lie up a storm... like all traitorous insurrectionists do. Bledsoe's felony can get him up to 20 years and his 4 misdemeanors can get him 3 years.I vote this Antifa/BLM "Patriot" get the max 23 years... for being stupid enough to think he could lie his way out of it when he recorded evidence against himself... like every other Jan 6 dumbass. He's lucky the MPD didn't shoot him. R. Ridicule is the only weapon which can be used against unintelligible propositions.
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Report Copyright Violation | Re: Jan 6 Antifa "Patriot" Takes The Stand - Disaster Ensues More: [ link to www.justice.gov (secure)] "Memphis Area Man Found Guilty by Jury of Charges Related to Capitol Breach
He is to be sentenced on Oct. 21, 2022. The felony obstruction charge carries a statutory maximum of 20 years in prison and potential financial penalties. The four misdemeanor offenses carry a combined statutory maximum of three years of incarceration and potential financial penalties. The Court will determine any sentence after considering the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines and other statutory factors."I predict one less Antifa "Patriot" Traitor walking free this Halloween. Can't wait to see how many years decades the Antifa PlowedBoyz, OafKreepers, and 3%ers get for trying to overthrow our Democratic Republic by stopping the peaceful transfer of power... Particularly the leaders of their plots. They should have been shot the moment they breached the police barricades. I have a feeling that the MPD and Capitol Police now have the lethal option permanently activated in case of another attempted coup. R. Last Edited by Reality420 on 07/24/2022 07:21 PMRidicule is the only weapon which can be used against unintelligible propositions.
— Thomas Jefferson
Nothing is more terrible than to see ignorance in action.
— Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
