PeterS

So does this guy look like he is a pimply-faced college student? If so, he is Richard “Bigo” Barnett, 60, from Gravette, Ak. And is that any way to treat the f**g?

Lonewolf

I would think at his age he just earned himself a prision sentence that will most likely consume the rest of his life.

moldyoldy

Stealing mail is another federal crime.

Singularity

Did the IMPOTUS not recently proclaim by executive order that defacing federal property would carry a mandatory 10 year sentence.

Or was I dreaming...

lpnmajor Loc: Arkansas

Gravette police recognized him immediately.

moldyoldy

Some of President Trump's supporters have tried to blame Wednesday's mob assault on the U.S. Capitol on left-wing "a****a" protesters — even though numerous prominent Trump fans posed for photos during the r**t and bragged about their involvement after publicly planning the assault for weeks.

Many of these claims are based on a Washington Times report that cited facial recognition company XRVision, claiming it had "matched" two purported a****a members to "men inside the Senate." The company issued a statement calling the report a lie and clarifying that it had actually matched the photos to two members of a neo-N**i organization and a Q***n supporter. The statement confirmed what was already obvious from countless photos, videos and live-streams posted by the r****rs themselves while waving Trump f**gs and wearing MAGA gear.


By the time the statement was issued, the false a****a claim had already made its way across social media to Fox News and even the floor of the House of Representatives.

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Admitting that he did not know "if the reports are true," Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., declared that "some of the people who breached the Capitol today were not Trump supporters. They were masquerading as Trump supporters and in fact, were members of the violent terrorist group a****a."

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Other lawmakers pushed the claim as well. Rep. Paul Gosar, R-Ariz., who led the challenge to his state's e*******l v**es during the joint session of Congress that was targeted by the attackers, claimed on Twitter without evidence that "this has all the hallmarks of A****a provocation." Rep. Mo Brooks, R-Ala., told Fox Business host Lou Dobbs that "there is some indication that f*****t a****a elements were involved, that they embedded themselves in the Trump protests."

moldyoldy

That only applies to B*M.