And that commission has become that, that we want independent, respected people to arrange a staff to do some very careful studies, and to tell us what happened on that day, not just what we all know, but who, if anyone, did more? Who betrayed their office, for instance?
John Flannery discusses the need for an independent commission to investigate the events of January 6 and hold accountable those who may have betrayed their office.
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What it’s about is we’re piercing that veil of these powerful omnipotent people who thought they could do anything in their arrogance.
This is, in my opinion, a criminal overt act and part of a conspiracy that has several means to accomplish a person who didn`t win the election getting to win the election by conducting a coup directly.
You have to question the restraint of a nation that we could be brought to the brink of destroying democracy with these people and a year and five months have passed and they have had no reckoning.
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