ANOTHER SETUP: On Jan 6 the Secret
Service Offered to Escort Roger Stone
to the Front of the Capitol March and Into
the Capitol – Stone Smartly Declined
Posted By: OhioNick, 6/28/2021 11:24:43 PM
Roger Stone was on with Alex Jones yesterday and he told the story of how the Secret Service reached out to him on Jan 6 and offered to escort him to the front of the march and into the Capitol. Stone smartly declined. Roger Stone was saved by an angel. [SNIP] "You’ve just hit a very good point, and that is when the latest narrative on January 6th, which is the great recycle. One outlet said that the Feds are now focused on the fact that I was the mastermind – categorically false. Wasn’t there, didn’t know anything about it in advance, didn’t have any involvement whatsoever."
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