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So…exactly who is the troublemaking idiot who was pictured so often yesterday inside the U.S. Capitol wearing face paint, a buffalo-horned hat and no shirt?
Many people on social media have him listed as ANTIFA, and those posts have been shared far and wide.
It’s not true. He’s NOT ANTIFA.
His name is Jacob Chansley, aka Jake Angeli.
He’s from Arizona.
He’s part of the QAnon group and…
He will go anywhere there are camera to stir the pot.
Jacob Chansley is a conspiracy theorist who seeks publicity and likes to get his picture taken and he “CLAIMS” that he’s pro-Trump…but IS he?
Maybe, butI rather doubt it and here’s why…
Yesterday, at the U.S. Capitol…before getting inside and by the way, according to an interview he gave to UK news source yesterday, he was ALLOWED inside the Capitol by none other than the Capitol Police. Now think about this…he’s a well-known conspiracy theorist, a rabble-rouser and a known trouble-maker who was ALLOWED into arguably one of THE most secure buildings in the nation on a day when there were nearly a million protestors gathered in DC.
Now how do you suppose THAT happened?
Well…it just so happens that before the “siege” inside the Capitol, the guy who loves to have his picture taken was photographed with Michael Vos…and who exactly is Michael Vos?
Michael Vos just happens to be none other than Nancy Pelosi’s SON IN LAW.
So there ya go…an orchestrated “siege” in which QAnon’s Jacob Chansley, or Jake Angeli was granted access to the floor of the Senate where he posed, flexing his muscle on the main stage.
Get to know your idiots so that you can properly label them.
https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/politics/arizona/2021/01/06/arizona-qanon-supporter-jake-angeli-joins-storming-u-s-capitol/6568513002/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michiel_Vos
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