‘Scuse me as I readjust my conspiracy hat here. The back strap’s gotten so stretched it was starting to slip, and I definitely need the thing snugged down to digest the rest of this bit of.
‘Scuse me as I readjust my conspiracy hat here. The back strap’s gotten so stretched it was starting to slip, and I definitely need the thing snugged down to digest the rest of this bit of news.
And, yes, the Daily Mail seems to be caught in a bit of an epic understatement when they tentatively posit about the severity of Mr. Epps sentence.
Ray Epps, the January 6 protestor who was famously caught on video instructing people to go into the Capitol building, has been sentenced to one year of probation.
His sentence will also include a $500 restitution payment, and 100 hours of community service.
Epps’ sentence seems to be comparatively light in relation to those received by other January 6 defendants, who have on average received several years in prison as punishment.
I think anyone who has been in law enforcement – especially drug enforcement – knows Epps was a source. 31 years of dealing w/informants and everything in my opinion points to Epps as an informant.
L. Greg Jones (@GregsTakeOn) January 9, 2024
Gosh, I don’t know why anyone thought the big man with the big mouth who seemed to be everywhere exhorting people to go to the capitol and do questionable things was a federal plant. Even though the Trump supporters around him the night before and near the capitol all seemed to eye him with suspicion for the actions he was suggesting, if they weren’t directly calling him out, and warning others to stay clear of him.
FED FED FED
Ray Epps just got let off the hook with zero prison time and a $500 fine.
He was immediately called out as a fed on January 5th by Trump supporters.
Looks like they were right all along.pic.twitter.com/fq6D8sZmIe
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) January 9, 2024
The Associated Press had a story on the Epps sentence.
