Huge: Judicial Watch: CIA Involved in
January 6 Response – Deployed Bomb Techs,
Dog Teams, Texts Reveal
Posted By: Imright, 3/13/2024 8:04:55 PM
Conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch obtained a tranche of emails that further prove the CIA played a key role in January 6. According to the records obtained by Judicial Watch through a June 5 FOIA lawsuit, CIA bomb technicians were sent over to the so-called ‘bombs’ found at the RNC and DNC headquarters. They also had dog teams on standby. Per Judicial Watch: A heavily redacted series of text messages from redacted sources state, “Command post is at JERSEY and D St SE.” Three additional recipients are added to the text group at 1:21 p.m., one of whom reports:
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