Ashli Babbit Killer Exonerated After Internal Investigation

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Another day another outrage. How much more will it take.
Robin

I do not know how much it will take, but I am actually pretty scared of what things will look like when it breaks.

I am even more scared of what they will look like if it doesn't.


The French revolution was a hell of a thing, I do not want ring side seats to the next one, even if it is conservatives leading the charge.

 

[Jmac00]

lets keep in mind, the dipshit that shot Ashli may have been exonerated by prosecutors, he and his dept. are still going to get hit with a civil, wrongful death suite, with any luck, it will be for millions.

 

[SomeSoldier]

lets keep in mind, the dipshit that shot Ashli may have been exonerated by prosecutors, he and his dept. are still going to get hit with a civil, wrongful death suite, with any luck, it will be for millions.

Our millions.

 

[S&W Fan]

Another day another outrage. How much more will it take.
Robin

I do not know how much it will take, but I am actually pretty scared of what things will look like when it breaks.

I am even more scared of what they will look like if it doesn't.


The French revolution was a hell of a thing, I do not want ring side seats to the next one, even if it is conservatives leading the charge.

Personally, I don’t see anything Ever happening. The history of this country resisting tyranny is just that , History. The vast majority of people in this country are now complacent, fat and lazy.

 

[Cavalry]

Notice nobody knows his name.

Internet sleuths have figured out who the shooter (murderer) is. Every bit of information one could ever want is out there.

 

[redtail]

Internet sleuths have figured out who the shooter (murderer) is. Every bit of information one could ever want is out there.

True. But the msm has done a 100% job of suppressing any info that did come out. The
majority of Americans have no clue, and sadly no interest in finding out either.

 

[BerettaGuy]

What if the FBI recruited a guy to "instigate" people into acting a fool.

Every group needs a catalyst to turn into a mob.

Suppose the FBI gave the guy a "codeword" that was shared with the Capitol Building Guards that when or if they heard it, they were to step aside. Would that cause some of them to commit suicide?

Suppose the guy they recruited wrote a book about ANTIFA and was a "guest" on many TV Shows and all over the internet and social media. Then suddenly after January 6th, the guy went dark.

Here is a guy trying to sell his book going on TV and Social Media to make a living, jwho suddenly goes dark. There are a few videos that were uploaded after Jan 6th but then never mentioned January 6th and were recorded prior to the now infamous date.

Anyway, When I watched the video of the Ashely Babbet shooting, I recognized the "guy". Knowing how the FBI works informants (to keep us safe) I put two and two together. I may be right and I may be wrong. But in my opinion, this is the same guy. He should have been arrested for at the very least destruction of property and a most accessory to murder.

What do you think? Same guy? Same Glasses? Same hairline? Close but no cigar.
Guy on left from video of shooting guy on right from previous YouTube Video

Watch the original video here, a Journalist from Japan steps up.
when I saw it I knew I had seen him before.

Here is where I saw him before. watch Valuetainment's video here.

 

[BerettaGuy]

Well now, here is the other perspective.




Whats wrong with these photos?



One has stacked up furniture. One has 7 people the other two.

The picture used for the crowd is not where she was shot either.
Convenient isn't it?

One shows protecting a chamber the other where she was actually shot show a hallway.
The story leads you to believe that she was breaking into a chamber rather than another hallway.

More FAKE News. Im afraid

Capitol officer who shot vet Ashli Babbitt at Jan. 6 insurrection acted lawfully

The U.S. Capitol Police announced Monday the officer who fatally shot U.S. Air Force veteran Ashli Babbitt during the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol acted lawfully and will not face internal discipline.

www.audacy.com

 

[SonOfSun]

Gives NO warning, as in, STOP or I will shoot you.

Then proceeds to shoot and kill the UNARMED woman.
He shoots the UNARMED woman from a concealed position, He ambushed Ashli Babbit.

Bwahahahahahahaaha what?

Video linked to relative timestamp.



Must have been one of those "ambushes" where everyone yells that the cops have their guns out and yet you smash the glass out of a set ot windows and doors that is barricaded with chairs and get surprised when officers on the other side use force to keep you out.

Your narrative is nonsense, the video above shows she deserved her dirt nap.

 

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Bwahahahahahahaaha what?

Video linked to relative timestamp.



Must have been one of those "ambushes" where everyone yells that the cops have their guns out and yet you smash the glass out of a set ot windows and doors that is barricaded with chairs and get surprised when officers on the other side use force to keep you out.

Your narrative is nonsense, the video above shows she deserved her dirt nap.

If she deserved dirt nap, then so did about 100k antifa/BLM over the last year.

You either have one standard for everyone, or you have anarchy.

Also, if they'd been dropping leftist shitweasels at the beginning of the summer then things never would have gotten here.

 

[SonOfSun]

If she deserved dirt nap, then so did about 100k antifa/BLM over the last year.

You either have one standard for everyone, or you have anarchy.

Also, if they'd been dropping leftist shitweasels at the beginning of the summer then things never would have gotten here.

What about any other event? How does that change what happened here? It doesn't, arguing such is just whataboutism. Other events that happened need to be hashed out on their own. That doesn't change the events of the day for Babbit and what was ultimately justified use of force. She was invading barricaded portions of the capitol that were off limits and got smoked. That's just how it goes - we all know this, she played stupid games and won stupid prizes. Personally, I consider it a partial cleansing of the gene pool, Darwin in action.

 

[redtail]

“Contemplate the mangled bodies of your countrymen, and then say ‘what should be the reward of such sacrifices?’ Bid us and our posterity bow the knee, supplicate the friendship and plough, and sow, and reap, to glut the avarice of the men who have let loose on us the dogs of war to riot in our blood and hunt us from the face of the earth?

“If ye love wealth better than liberty, the tranquility of servitude than the animated contest of freedom — go home from us in peace. We ask not your counsels or arms. Crouch down and lick the hands which feed you. May your chains sit lightly upon you, and may posterity forget that you were our countrymen.”

 

[spat]

What about any other event? How does that change what happened here? It doesn't, arguing such is just whataboutism. Other events that happened need to be hashed out on their own. That doesn't change the events of the day for Babbit and what was ultimately justified use of force. She was invading barricaded portions of the capitol that were off limits and got smoked. That's just how it goes - we all know this, she played stupid games and won stupid prizes. Personally, I consider it a partial cleansing of the gene pool, Darwin in action.

Yep, "whataboutism" the left wing word for pointing out glaring hypocrisy.


When far more egregious violations occured all summer with no serious reaction, and a constant stream of excuses from media and government someone can't be blamed for thinking "the new normal" has changed the rules of what's acceptable in society.

Ashli's only mistake was not recognizing that those rules only changed for the favored class, that good honest Americans were not going to be afforded such indulgence.

 

[BerettaGuy]

“Contemplate the mangled bodies of your countrymen, and then say ‘what should be the reward of such sacrifices?’ Bid us and our posterity bow the knee, supplicate the friendship and plough, and sow, and reap, to glut the avarice of the men who have let loose on us the dogs of war to riot in our blood and hunt us from the face of the earth?

“If ye love wealth better than liberty, the tranquility of servitude than the animated contest of freedom — go home from us in peace. We ask not your counsels or arms. Crouch down and lick the hands which feed you. May your chains sit lightly upon you, and may posterity forget that you were our countrymen.”

Corruption reform is impossible until it becomes inevitable.

 

[Phazer]

Personally, I don’t see anything Ever happening. The history of this country resisting tyranny is just that , History. The vast majority of people in this country are now complacent, fat and lazy.

Fine.

But, I'm not taking the free train ticket when the government comes to my door and insists that I pack lightly.

 

[redtail]

Bold move. Motivations may be nefarious.

 

[SonOfSun]

Yep, "whataboutism" the left wing word for pointing out glaring hypocrisy.

Whataboutism isn't a left wing or right wing thing. Both sides can and do try to use it. Whataboutism is when someone points something out and instead of refuting or providing direct refuting evidence on the subject at hand they say "what about this". It's a misdirection tactic to avoid the subject at hand.

When far more egregious violations occured all summer with no serious reaction, and a constant stream of excuses from media and government someone can't be blamed for thinking "the new normal" has changed the rules of what's acceptable in society.

Maybe they did or didn't. I also don't like the assholes that broke into the police stations and burnt that car lot, etc. Those people should be found and charged. However, that has nothing to do with the actions Babbit took on Jan 6. The bad actions of others aren't valid justifications for someone else's actions when they are separate unrelated incidents. I dislike all crime, nobody gets a pass, at least from me. My opinion on this is not rooted in political ideology and I grant no harbor to political friendlies, and if someone does they are the enemy of true justice.

Ashli's only mistake was not recognizing that those rules only changed for the favored class, that good honest Americans were not going to be afforded such indulgence.

No her mistake was hopping through smashed out windows at a barricaded set of doors and windows that was guarded by officers with weapons drawn telling her to stay out. I posted the video of this, you can confirm what happened. She paid for her mistake, simple as that.

 

[BerettaGuy]

Bold move. Motivations may be nefarious.

We will see. Several of the "stories" by other "journalists" have used stock photos when actual photos are available that simply put are misleading. Lester really needs to watch the video about the Antifa guy who broke the window that she climbed through causing the guard to fear for his life and shoot her in the neck. My guess is that he won't use any of this real footage and will tow the official administration script to the t.

Ashley Babbit Instigator! Do you know him?

Watch the original video here, a Journalist from Japan steps up. https://youtu.be/5nvqvvsqJ_s when I saw it I knew I had seen him before. Here is where I saw him before. watch Valuetainment's video he

rumble.com

 

[spat]

Whataboutism isn't a left wing or right wing thing. Both sides can and do try to use it. Whataboutism is when someone points something out and instead of refuting or providing direct refuting evidence on the subject at hand they say "what about this". It's a misdirection tactic to avoid the subject at hand.



Maybe they did or didn't. I also don't like the assholes that broke into the police stations and burnt that car lot, etc. Those people should be found and charged. However, that has nothing to do with the actions Babbit took on Jan 6. The bad actions of others aren't valid justifications for someone else's actions when they are separate unrelated incidents. I dislike all crime, nobody gets a pass, at least from me. My opinion on this is not rooted in political ideology and I grant no harbor to political friendlies, and if someone does they are the enemy of true justice.


No her mistake was hopping through smashed out windows at a barricaded set of doors and windows that was guarded by officers with weapons drawn telling her to stay out. I posted the video of this, you can confirm what happened. She paid for her mistake, simple as that.

The word "whataboutism" is very much a left wing thing.

They whip it out whenever you point out their hypocrisy.

Pointing out someone's hypocrisy is absolutely a valid criticism of an argument, and the definition of "whataboutism" you are attempting to disseminate is not how the word is typically misused.

If you criticize Trump for doing something that you have excused from Biden, then that's hypocrisy. Pointing it out is not "whataboutism".

 

[Phauxtoe]

Yea transparent oversight!
Let the killers decide if anything bad happened….

that would be a NOPE!

 

[redtail]

So the shooter is the same guy who left his gun in the shitter in 2015.


Exclusive: Police lieutenant who killed January 6 capitol rioter Ashli Babbitt finally identified

 

[BerettaGuy]

Lieutenant Michael Leroy Byrd is a controversial figure with a record of mishandling firearms, including once leaving a loaded pistol in a Congressional Visitor Center bathroom, and yet, he is a Lieutenant of the Capitol Police Security Guards. You know who else was a Capitol Guard. Chris Matthews of Msnbc.

"If the violent insurrectionist who died [Babbitt] had survived," Schamel wrote, "she would have been indicted on felony charges and would have been on her way to prison with her fellow insurrectionists."

Most of the hundreds of January 6 protesters who have been formally indicted are charged with trespassing, vandalism or similar minor offenses. Convictions for these offenses seldom draw jail terms.

But not the Guy breaking the windows. Which tells me he was someone's informant.