The DOJ is going after insurrectionists and their enablers including prosecutions and adding names to no-fly lists.

The DOJ implied there could be hundreds of cases with very severe charges.

Even those who are not jailed will lose their freedoms if they are added to no-fly lists as dangerous persons.

The feces and the fan are going to meet as Trump incites more people to protest and demonstrate violently and inauguration day approaches.

https://edition.cnn.com/2021/01/12/politics/justice-department-us-capitol-breach-list/index.html


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Key takeaways from the stunning Justice Department news conference on the US Capitol breach By Paul LeBlanc, CNN Updated 0057 GMT (0857 HKT) January 13, 2021 Washington (CNN)The US Justice Department detailed for the first time on Tuesday the scale of its investigation into last week's US Capitol breach as officials vowed to hold all participants that broke the law accountable. The acting US attorney in Washington, DC, Michael Sherwin, told reporters that the agency is at the onset of "a long term investigation" that "is not going to be solved overnight." "This is only the beginning." Here are the key takeaways from Tuesday's news conference: More than 170 subject files have been opened Officials have opened more than 170 subject files -- meaning individuals identified as persons who potentially committed crimes -- on rioters from the Capitol. Sherwin said this includes individuals who potentially committed crimes inside or outside the Capitol grounds. He added that he anticipates the number of opened subject files "to grow to the hundreds in the next coming weeks." DOJ has charged 'over 70 cases' Of the 170 subject files that have been opened so far, Sherwin said the Justice Department has charged over 70 cases. That number too, Sherwin said, is expected "to grow into the hundreds" as the investigation unfurls. The agency is looking at 'sedition and conspiracy charges' On the types of cases that the Justice Department is charging, Sherwin said, the "gamut of cases" and misconduct that they're looking at "is really mind-blowing." This includes "significant felony cases tied to sedition and conspiracy," he said. Those charges would carry prison terms of up to 20 years. Looking at those charges is a "strike force" in the DC US Attorney's Office, Sherwin added. "Their only marching orders," he said, are to build sedition and conspiracy charges related to "the most heinous acts that occurred in the Capitol, and these are significant charges that have felonies with a prison terms of up to 20 years." There was 'open-handed combat' with police officers Sherwin said Tuesday the Justice Department has put an emphasis on looking into rioters who engaged in "open-handed combat" with police officers during the breach. A clearer picture of what happened inside the Capitol, Sherwin said, is "going to come into laser focus I think over the next weeks and days, and I think people are going to be shocked with some of the egregious contact that happened within the Capitol." Couple things scream out to me: Ex-FBI deputy director reacts to DOJ press conference 03:16 Pipe bombs left outside parties' headquarters were real FBI assistant director Steven D'Antuono, who spoke alongside Sherwin at Tuesday's news conference, said the FBI is pursuing information about a person or people who helped to plant pipe bombs outside the Republican and Democratic headquarters last week. D'Antuono said the bombs were real -- and had timers. "We don't know exactly why they didn't go off," he added. The FBI is considering putting some rioters on the 'no-fly list' D'Antuono also said the agency is considering keeping those who attacked the Capitol last week from boarding planes by adding them to the federal no-fly list. Asked by CNN's Evan Pérez about the step, D'Antuono said: "As for the no-fly list, we look at all tools and techniques that we possibly can use within the FBI and that's something we are actively looking at." Looking at attacks against the press Investigators are also looking at attacks from rioters specifically against journalists, Sherwin said. "Some people aren't familiar that some of those rioters specifically targeted members of the media and assaulted them," he said. So we have assigned s pecific prosecutors in our office to focus on those cases as well. And I'm naming all these different strike forces to just emphasize regardless of who the victim was, regardless of who the perpetrator was, we're treating all of these cases equally." CNN's Katelyn Polantz, Pete Muntean and Greg Wallace contributed to this report.

"Even those who are not jailed will lose their freedoms if they are added to no-fly lists as dangerous persons."

So good.

Exactly what terrorists deserve.

beware those in whom the will to punish is strong

And the first of a long line of terrorist sympathisers raises his ugly (empty) head.

Who'll be next?

Who will be the next one to say that the terrorist who bashed in a police officer's skull with a fire extinguisher should be allowed to go free?

aquascoot wrote on Jan 13^th, 2021 at 8:04pm:

beware those in whom the will to punish is strong

Like bringing back the death penalty???

:-? :-? :-?

A total of 106 police officers lost their lives on duty last year,

but gweggy is only interested in this particular case (not interested so much as "obsessed" ) because it has an indirect connestion to trump.

any legal mind would tell gweggy that trump has zero chance of being legally implicated in this unfortunate chain of events.

but it gives gweggy a chance to spend another 24/7 bender on the big fella.

get yourself a more normal obsession gweggy like call of duty or candy crush.

trump is so 2020  :D :D :D :D

philperth2010 wrote on Jan 13^th, 2021 at 8:23pm:

aquascoot wrote on Jan 13th, 2021 at 8:04pm: beware those in whom the will to punish is strong Like bringing back the death penalty??? :-? :-? :-?

Trump has killed a record number of prisoners in the last few months, and wants to bring back firing squads.

Now watch aqua try to squirm his way out of this one.

greggerypeccary wrote on Jan 13^th, 2021 at 8:29pm:

philperth2010 wrote on Jan 13th, 2021 at 8:23pm: aquascoot wrote on Jan 13th, 2021 at 8:04pm: beware those in whom the will to punish is strong Like bringing back the death penalty??? :-? :-? :-? Trump has killed a record number of prisoners in the last few months, and wants to bring back firing squads. Now watch aqua try to squirm his way out of this one.

Beware those to whom the instinct to punish is strong, ya?

aquascoot wrote on Jan 13^th, 2021 at 8:27pm:

A total of 106 police officers lost their lives on duty last year, but gweggy is only interested in this particular case (not interested so much as "obsessed" ) because it has an indirect connestion to trump. any legal mind would tell gweggy that trump has zero chance of being legally implicated in this unfortunate chain of events. but it gives gweggy a chance to spend another 24/7 bender on the big fella. get yourself a more normal obsession gweggy like call of duty or candy crush. trump is so 2020  :D :D :D :D

Aquascoot's right, Greggery. Hundreds of thousands of Americans got killed last year. Think of it, all around the world, millions kicked the bucket.

Death is a normal part of life. That cop could have died choking on his donuts. He'd be proud to have died for the great fella. 

At least it gives his miserable chode life meaning.

greggerypeccary wrote on Jan 13^th, 2021 at 8:29pm:

philperth2010 wrote on Jan 13th, 2021 at 8:23pm: aquascoot wrote on Jan 13th, 2021 at 8:04pm: beware those in whom the will to punish is strong Like bringing back the death penalty??? :-? :-? :-? Trump has killed a record number of prisoners in the last few months, and wants to bring back firing squads. Now watch aqua try to squirm his way out of this one.

Trump is the most vindictive soft bitch in America. He is still out to destroy Obama and is seeking to undermine Biden's presidency before it begins.

"The agency is looking at 'sedition and conspiracy charges'"

None of which will stick, and grabbing at chimeras of misdemeanors and trying to turn them into a Federal case is a sure sign of a desperate government seeking far too much control.

How about they come clean and give us a list of the '70 charges' laid so far??

Downe at Ye Olde Federale Courte:-

"Jozip Bloggevski, you are charged with spitting on the sidewalk while engaged in an assembly we claim to be seditious and to be part of a conspiracy.   How do you plead?"

"Huh?"

"Yer 'Onnah - surely the state must at the very least lay a charge of sedition before it can be included with just any old offence!"

"You are correct, counsellor - until the state mans up and actually lays charges of sedition and conspiracy, the defendant can only be charged with spitting on the sidewalk.  The court cannot accept any plea on this first charge.. Next Case!"

"Ollie Rednape on a charge of carrying a United States flag in a seditious rally, yer 'Onnah..."

"I can see this is going to be a long day...... is there one serious charge here, or is the state just fishing for plea bargains?"

"Well - one guy did hit a cop with a US flag...."

"Lucky it wasn't a Star of David then, eh?"

Laugh till you cry wrote on Jan 13^th, 2021 at 7:59pm:

The DOJ is going after insurrectionists and their enablers including prosecutions and adding names to no-fly lists. The DOJ implied there could be hundreds of cases with very severe charges. Even those who are not jailed will lose their freedoms if they are added to no-fly lists as dangerous persons. The feces and the fan are going to meet as Trump incites more people to protest and demonstrate violently and inauguration day approaches. https://edition.cnn.com/2021/01/12/politics/justice-department-us-capitol-breach-list/index.html Quote: Key takeaways from the stunning Justice Department news conference on the US Capitol breach By Paul LeBlanc, CNN Updated 0057 GMT (0857 HKT) January 13, 2021 Washington (CNN)The US Justice Department detailed for the first time on Tuesday the scale of its investigation into last week's US Capitol breach as officials vowed to hold all participants that broke the law accountable. The acting US attorney in Washington, DC, Michael Sherwin, told reporters that the agency is at the onset of "a long term investigation" that "is not going to be solved overnight." "This is only the beginning." Here are the key takeaways from Tuesday's news conference: More than 170 subject files have been opened Officials have opened more than 170 subject files -- meaning individuals identified as persons who potentially committed crimes -- on rioters from the Capitol. Sherwin said this includes individuals who potentially committed crimes inside or outside the Capitol grounds. He added that he anticipates the number of opened subject files "to grow to the hundreds in the next coming weeks." DOJ has charged 'over 70 cases' Of the 170 subject files that have been opened so far, Sherwin said the Justice Department has charged over 70 cases. That number too, Sherwin said, is expected "to grow into the hundreds" as the investigation unfurls. The agency is looking at 'sedition and conspiracy charges' On the types of cases that the Justice Department is charging, Sherwin said, the "gamut of cases" and misconduct that they're looking at "is really mind-blowing." This includes "significant felony cases tied to sedition and conspiracy," he said. Those charges would carry prison terms of up to 20 years. Looking at those charges is a "strike force" in the DC US Attorney's Office, Sherwin added. "Their only marching orders," he said, are to build sedition and conspiracy charges related to "the most heinous acts that occurred in the Capitol, and these are significant charges that have felonies with a prison terms of up to 20 years." There was 'open-handed combat' with police officers Sherwin said Tuesday the Justice Department has put an emphasis on looking into rioters who engaged in "open-handed combat" with police officers during the breach. A clearer picture of what happened inside the Capitol, Sherwin said, is "going to come into laser focus I think over the next weeks and days, and I think people are going to be shocked with some of the egregious contact that happened within the Capitol." Couple things scream out to me: Ex-FBI deputy director reacts to DOJ press conference 03:16 Pipe bombs left outside parties' headquarters were real FBI assistant director Steven D'Antuono, who spoke alongside Sherwin at Tuesday's news conference, said the FBI is pursuing information about a person or people who helped to plant pipe bombs outside the Republican and Democratic headquarters last week. D'Antuono said the bombs were real -- and had timers. "We don't know exactly why they didn't go off," he added. The FBI is considering putting some rioters on the 'no-fly list' D'Antuono also said the agency is considering keeping those who attacked the Capitol last week from boarding planes by adding them to the federal no-fly list. Asked by CNN's Evan Pérez about the step, D'Antuono said: "As for the no-fly list, we look at all tools and techniques that we possibly can use within the FBI and that's something we are actively looking at." Looking at attacks against the press Investigators are also looking at attacks from rioters specifically against journalists, Sherwin said. "Some people aren't familiar that some of those rioters specifically targeted members of the media and assaulted them," he said. So we have assigned s pecific prosecutors in our office to focus on those cases as well. And I'm naming all these different strike forces to just emphasize regardless of who the victim was, regardless of who the perpetrator was, we're treating all of these cases equally." CNN's Katelyn Polantz, Pete Muntean and Greg Wallace contributed to this report.

How very smug of you.

History does repeat.

What is happening to conservatives is what happened to Jews in Germany in 1936.

Hey, but don't let a sane perspective get in the way of your desperate totalitarian ideology.