Through the search results of the Capitol of the United States on the 6th of January, the Pentagon “is in charge of most of the potential terrorist attacks” in the near future, including the 20th of February, close to the end of Joe Biden’s position as president. This was stated by the Secretary of the Ejército, Ryan McCarthy, to Congressman Jason Crow during a telephone conversation that transcripts the public Democratic Congress, a member of the Armored Services Committee of the Chamber of Deputies. Mr McCarthy assured that at least 25 cases of national terrorism had been resolved.
Security forces, including McCarthy’s congresswoman’s diocese, were found in the Capitol’s arrays of fugitive arms, Molotov cocktails, explosive artifacts and plastic items, “which indicates that it was avoided by a small disaster.” The congressman expressed McCarthy’s his “deep concern” for the information he provided that “members of the Ejército are active and in the reserve will be involved in the insurrection”.
The likelihood of a second attack also mentioned the fires on Twitter, in a statement announcing the suspension of President Trump’s account. “He was forced to proliferate on Twitter plans for future armed protests, including the proposal for a second attack on the United States Capitol and the 17th state capitol,” the statement said. The company considers that the two acts of the President the foursome that the “permanent suspension” of his account, although the tenor did not express in his incitement to violence, “can inspire others to replicate the acts of violence that must take place January 6 ”.
The planning of the 6th of February enrollment takes place abruptly in the social speeches, with explicit conversations in extreme right-wing forums about how to attack the Capitol, for example, and expose the congressmen with bridges to invalidate Joe’s certification Biden. In the same forums it has also been during weeks of organizing massive protests that culminated in it being built as the Million Million March, the 20th of January, in the Capitol explosion where President Joe Biden and the Vice President Kamala Harris.
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