(CNN) – Donald Trump’s turbulent turmoil in the United States Capitol’s capitals including theories of the conspiracy theorized by QAnon and the Proud Boys, the extreme right-wing factions that President Donald Trump repeatedly runs for office año pasado.
The inauguration of the coronation of state democracy, instigated by Trump’s rhetoric, represents an impressive force in the margins and its follow-up.
One of the most recollectionable figures in the videos and photos of the chaos in the Capitol was a man of 30 years with the painted car, dark shade and a helmet with corners.
QAnon en el Capitolio
Jake Angeli and others joined the United States Capitol’s Police after the Senate hall on January 6.
The protagonist, Jake Angeli, is known by the followers as QAnon Shaman (the Chaman of QAnon), quickly converted into a symbol of the extra spectacle and atroder with circular photos that he recalls the passages of the Capitol with a soundtrack one the other, and including the parade without the back of Senado’s road.
Angeli, who lives in Arizona, could not be reached for comment, but his first name, Adam Angeli, confirmed that the man from the magazines was in his apartment, in a letter called CNN on Wednesday. Adam Angeli says that he thinks that his first job is to change jobs and that “he is a patriot, he is a very great person in the United States”.
Jake Angeli’s Facebook page is a series of publications that evoke the theories of the QAnon conspiracy, which follow a screen based on an absurd theory about the existence of a satanic chameleon of admirers who are infiltrated by them to President Trump.
Some of Angeli’s Facebook posts have a violet tone, like a meme that declares “we do not have any real experience of sobbinging about the disputes we have between our colleagues and the traitors who will join us”. A photo on Angeli’s Facebook page shows the adorned with the arrow and the corners, pointing to the camera with a rifle.
In recent months, Angeli has made a regular presence in pro-Trump protests in Arizona, including demonstrations held at the voter center of the Maricopa constituency.
Other agitators photographed in the Capitol vestian ropa with icons of QAnon and portaban cartels with lemas associated with the moving worker.
Proud boys
CNN has an identification of Nick Ochs with a plethora of protesters who will strike at the Capitol edition during a joint session of Congress on January 6.
Among the agitators that Tomaron the Capitol is also Nick Ochs, founder of Proud Boys Hawaii, a chapter of the extreme right group. “Hola desde la capital jajaja”, tweeted Ochs el mercoles, with a selfie of himself smoking a cigarette in the edification.
“We do not know how to attack, simply enter and grab,” Ochs told CNN in an interview with the nightmares. «Había kilometers of the personas allí, no control of the situation. No me detuvieron ni me interrogaron ».
Ochs has launched an infamous campaign for the state legislature this past year, and received the response from Trump’s trustee Roger Stone, who grabbed a video with him. Confirmation in the interview with CNN that he was working as a professional journalist when he entered the Capitol, and that he did not enter any of the Congregation’s offices or rooms.
An extreme right-wing activist who stumbled upon the Capitol on Wednesday morning, Tim Gionet, who posted a live video of himself within 25 minutes, followed by multiple screenshots of shared Twitter grabs.
Gionet, a prominent extremist who uses online the seudonymous of “Baked Alaska”, assisted at the 2017 “Unite the Right” in Charlottesville, Virginia, led by Hannah Gais, principal investigator of the Southern Poverty Law Center , an organization without fines. We want you to monitor the transmission live.
Gionet has been suspended or excluded from various online platforms. He could not be reached for comment.
Richard “Bigo” Barnett
Richard “Bigo” Barnett is in the office of President of the Chamber of Deputies, Nancy Pelosi, on January 6.
One of the most shared photos of the mustard chaos to Richard “Big” Barnett, the leader of a group in favor of the right of arms in Gravette, Arkansas, descending in the office of the President of the Chamber of Deputies, Nancy Pelosi, with the pieces about an secretary.
Barnett, from 60 years of age, was the most vigilant to the periodicals of the Capitol, so that he had nothing to do with Pelosi’s secretary. “No lo robé”, dijo respecto sober, as directed to another member of Congress, and a video posted on Twitter by a reporter of The New York Times. “I gave a hundred and twenty-five cents in his office to the one who did not want the money.” Dijo que también dejo una nota en su escritorio que decía «Nancy, Bigo estuvo aquí, p *** a» y afirmó que fue rociado con un chemie
Facebook videos that appear to have been posted by Barnett on Wednesday morning show the Captain of the Capitol. A photo published during this month, in which he appears to be a stadium banner, is subtitled, “is a time”, and is often called “while we are doing our best to protect our patriots in DC”.
Barnett could not be reached for comment.
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