The New York Times
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In the weeks since he passed away when a turbulent Turtle called the Capitol, President Donald Trump has not given any sign that he has shared responsibility for the invasion he has seen in the halls of Congress in more than two decades. To escalate even more, his followers followed the attack on a variety of distracting expats: anti-fascist extremist activists, Black Lives Mater movement activists and including conspiracy theories of a conspiracy. Without embarrassment, a group of people have made statements that directly implicate Trump in the Capitol stories: some of his sympathetic proposals that were arrested while participating in the case. In judicial and interview documents, pro-Trump quarterbacks have stated that they are united in the march that is turning violent on the part of the debtor and the president has done so. In the last few days, a jubilee bomber accused of attacking members of the Capitol’s police said he had a friend who was following the “President’s instructions”, following a criminal conviction, and a Texas real estate agent accusing him of edify the day to a reporter: “Respond to the President’s speech”, to explain the why protest in Washington. A man from Virginia told the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI, according to his English seal) that he and his prime minister to the Capitol because Trump said “something about taking avenue Pennsylvania”. And the abomination of the self-appointed Chamán QAnon — who was wronged in the edict showing a Viking deed — because Trump was guilty and planned to apply for an indictment of the White House. “Are your nuestro presidents responsible? For supuesto que sí ”, le dijo el abogado, Al Watkins, ‘n The New York Times. The police force that has reached national level to capture those accused of blaming the Capitol monkeys is in its first stages and it is probable that there are no antecedents that it is known to total and the profiles of the investigation. However, now that there are dozens of people in custody and are prepared to compare the tribunals, the statements he made about Trump could only be used as evidence in criminal proceedings, even in a political trial to answer the charges. the president instituted the asalto. On Wednesday, Trump was forced to resign by the second Chamber of Deputies, which voted to approve a single indictment, in relation to his influence on the turmoil in the Capitol, and 6 others to assist him. Trump and his allies are repeating his infamous assertions that the elections are being carried out against him. Now there will be a trial in the Senate that will be able to decalcify and impede occupying a public cargo in the future. Although it is strange that some of the accusers involved in the attack on the Capitol compare with the testimony in the drama of political justice, it is possible that the Democrats cite the statements about Trump that they have publicly accused the front of investigators . As a matter of fact, the appearance of a defense of the type “Trump made me laugh” could serve to save the narrative infused that some of the allies of the President in Congress, as well as his personal representative, Rudy Giuliani, he wanted to promote to give impetus to argument that external agitators or late servants were responsible for the attack on the Capitol. While the criminal cases are derivative of the disruptions passed by the legal system, También could also give some of Trump’s most eager followers the inconvenient position of being a public culprit in a crime he wanted to support. This method is formally known as a defense of public authority and, in general, lawyers can argue that their clients do not blame their governor for allowing the offenders to commit the offenses. The legal experts have questioned the viability of this defense in the case of the Capitol’s alliance, but it is clear that anyone claiming to be guilty of Trump’s participation in the strike tends to try only to ensure that he has authorized his actions. this belief is reasonable. Sondeverbod, although delegating responsibility for Trump’s quiz has no immediate effect on a juicie, to the post, he could help file the case for any allegation of a crime related to the attack, Judith P. Miller’s professor of law the University of Chicago. “The fact that the most powerful leader of our country is promoting this enormous mentality and giving millions of people a sense of virtue, that they are the angel of the angel, seems to us to be used as an attentive contingent”, comment Miller. Trump empezó to promote his event in Washington much antes of that okurriera and exhorto to his allies to accompany to offer a speech discourse of the Casa Blanca. During its allocation, in front of miles of people, the floor to the extent that the Capitol marches through the Congress, supervised by Pence, establishes certifying the final account of the results of the election. “Jamás recuperar nuestro pais con debilidad”, reprinto a la multitud. “Deben must show strength and have strength.” Poco despises that Robert Sanford, a jubilee bomber from Boothwyn, Pennsylvania, picked up these words, united in a turbulent crescent that marched the Capitol. Here, following the federal tax code, Sanford launched an extinguisher into a group of police officers, with the result that they were shot and wounded three times. When Sanford filed a lawsuit, following a criminal conviction last week, he said he had a friend who was in Washington to hear Trump’s speech, read “the president’s instructions” and marched on the Capitol. His lawyer, Enrique Latoison, said in an interview with the Times that he was exploring the option of blaming Trump for Sanford’s involvement in the offensive. When Jennifer L. Ryan traveled to Texas in Washington on a private plane with friends, he told Trump “we believe we will drive,” saying he had a reporter. “Dijo: ‘Ahí nos vemos”, Ryan explains. “If so, I would like to respond to my President’s statement.” At the same time, according to the tax authorities, Ryan, a real estate agent from a suburb of Dallas, poses for a photo in front of a red window in the Capitol and illegally erupts it at the entrance to the roundabout. Following the legal documents, in a Facebook video that has now been eliminated, listen to Ryan’s voice while joining as he invades the editorial and gritaba: “¡Peleemos por la libertad!” and “This is our house!”. The domingo, surgí otro video en el la turba se enfrentaba a la polici del Capitolio dentro del edificio, mientras un hombre les gritaba a los polisias él y los demás alborotadores estaban ahí porque habían “escuchado a Trump, tu jefe”. This, in essence, is the argument that Watkins, a San Luis resident, plans to use to defend Chamán QAnon’s defense, a Phoenix man whose real name is Jacob Chansley. Chansley, an exemplary actor who has been famous for the last few weeks assisting Trump with paintings on the screen, a battle helmet with horns and a launch of two subways, was accused of breaking the Senate chamber and dying a note for Pence that says: “Solo is a matter of time, soon there will be justice”. The Viernes, a federal judge who ruled in a preventive manner and in a juvenile detention center, stated that he was “an active participant in a violent insurrection to get rid of the state governor”. Watkins did not say that Chansley would be inside the Capitol this day, but suggested that he speak out, as he said, “get to the President’s speeches” as advice and guidance. “What we have here are people like my client who are serious about the president,” said Watkins, “and recalls that he was interested in a system that made him feel abandoned.” Therefore, in close proximity to these days, Watkins pleads with Trump an indulgence for Chansley, comparing them to the others present in the Capitol with members of a cult. “Someone was trained by someone who had deposited his money,” said Watkins. “Like the followers of Jim Jones. The only one who missed the Kool-Aid ”. This article originally appeared in The New York Times. © 2021 The New York Times Company