Americans have no idea who Ray Epps was working for and probably will never know. The FBI and the DOJ have denied that he was working for them, but there are a number of other government (deep state) agencies that could have hired him. Evidently whatever agency that is no longer has his back. He is actually being faced with consequences for his actions on January 6th.<\/p>\n
On Thursday, PJ Media<\/a> posted the following headline:<\/p>\n The article reports:<\/p>\n And just like that, the January 6 insurrection<\/em> is no more. And the deconstruction story is really something. At the center of this narrative switcheroo is non-other than Ray Epps.<\/strong><\/p>\n Before we get to that, let\u2019s remember how we got here. It took only moments for the Democrat media complex to anoint the January 6 breach and riot at the U.S. Capitol Building an \u201cinsurrection.\u201d As if beckoned by an unseen force, narrative builders dutifully lined up to receive the official wafer on their tongues, and voil\u00e0!<\/em>\u00a0\u201cTrump supporters\u201d who had never committed an act of violence at years of peaceful and crowded rallies were eligible for a 20-year prison stretch.<\/strong><\/p>\n Shortly thereafter, the insurrection<\/em> became a deadly insurrection<\/em> when the same media reported, wrongly, that police officers were killed by rioters on January 6.<\/strong><\/p>\n …Epps was vetted by the J6 Committee and declared not<\/em><\/a> to be a federal agent. Epps claims he has been so damaged by the speculation in the media that he\u2019s suing Fox News and Tucker Carlson for defamation for reporting on him. That dog won\u2019t \u2014 or shouldn\u2019t \u2014 hunt, but Epps and his attorneys see deep pockets and a future payday from a settlement, seeing as how Fox was willing to settle a case brought by Dominion Voting Systems.<\/strong><\/p>\n Incredibly, the mainstream media have picked Epps as their pet protester, writing fawning treatments<\/a> of this misunderstood man. For some reason, Epps is the only Trump supporter and J6 attendee that they\u2019re willing to support. It\u2019s unclear why.<\/strong><\/p>\n …But with news of Epps\u2019 lawsuits and the possibility that he really may face<\/a> J6 charges, a story which, oddly, only surfaced with news of the lawsuit,<\/a> the media have done an about-face on their pet protester and now refer to January 6 as \u201cdemonstrations,\u201d \u201cprotests,\u201d and Epps as a \u201cprotester,\u201d \u201cscapegoat,\u201d and any notions that he could be a \u201cFed! Fed! Fed!\u201d are dismissed as a \u201cright-wing conspiracy theory.\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n Epps\u2019 attorney is a former Perkins Coie lawfare lawyer who now hangs a shingle in Wilmington, Del. He was one of the attorneys<\/a> who brought the lawsuit against Fox News for \u201cdefaming\u201d Dominion Voting Systems.<\/strong><\/p>\n Follow the link to the story for further details. Isn’t it an incredible coincidence that Epps’ attorney formerly worked for Perkins Coie, the law firm that was wrapped up in the Russia Hoax, and now works in Wilmington, Delaware?<\/p>\n Americans have no idea who Ray Epps was working for and probably will never know. The FBI and the DOJ have denied that he was working for them, but there are a number of other government (deep state) agencies that … Continue reading And Just Like That, It’s No Longer an Insurrection<\/h1>\n