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Posted On: 01/22/2024 12:06:18 PM
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Why Jan. 6 insurrections sent a letter to the Folger Shakespeare Library
Too bad that their woeful intellects barred access to understanding the contents of the library. 'Once more unto the breach', shouted by leaders, might have inspired more zeal.
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We few, we happy few, we stupid few, we band of insurrectionist brothers
For he to-day that sheds his blood with me
Shall be my brother; be he ne’er so vile, ne'er so gullible,
ne'er by conspiracy theory, stop the steal, so crookedly bent
This day shall gentle his condition, though a day history will judge woefully spent
And Trumpers in America now a-bed in their trailer homes will draw solace from these poems.
And they shall think themselves accursed they were not here, amongst
so many insurrection minded freaks
And hold their manhoods cheap whiles any speaks
That fought with us upon Donald Trump's 'Fight Like Hell' day.
Why Jan. 6 insurrections sent a letter to the Folger Shakespeare Library
While insurrectionists were plotting to storm the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, they took time to write and send a letter to an institution two blocks from their target: the Folger Shakespeare Library, the world’s largest collection of material related to the English playwright.
“We will be blocking access to your building … to prevent our persons of grievance from using you as a loophole,” read the insurrectionists’ letter, which circulated on a pro-Trump message board called TheDonald before the insurrection and was published this month in the Folger’s online archive.
The letter explained that the insurrectionists would create a 2.4-mile blockade “surrounding all buildings to which the U.S. Capitol has underground tunnels to” — including the John Adams Building of the Library of Congress, with which the Folger shares a block — presumably to prevent those inside the Capitol from escaping through the buildings.
“This is nothing personal to the library itself,” the letter continued. “We have no intention of damaging, trespassing, or otherwise altering your facility in any way...We sincerely apologize in advance to any inconvenience this may cause you … we are simply citizens practicing our 1st amendment rights and are only involving you by happenstance.”
Read more : [link:https://wapo.st/3SsDGRd|
At the very least this letter PROVES that 6Jan was not "spontaneous". Well planned in fact.
Too bad that their woeful intellects barred access to understanding the contents of the library. 'Once more unto the breach', shouted by leaders, might have inspired more zeal.
Also:
We few, we happy few, we stupid few, we band of insurrectionist brothers
For he to-day that sheds his blood with me
Shall be my brother; be he ne’er so vile, ne'er so gullible,
ne'er by conspiracy theory, stop the steal, so crookedly bent
This day shall gentle his condition, though a day history will judge woefully spent
And Trumpers in America now a-bed in their trailer homes will draw solace from these poems.
And they shall think themselves accursed they were not here, amongst
so many insurrection minded freaks
And hold their manhoods cheap whiles any speaks
That fought with us upon Donald Trump's 'Fight Like Hell' day.
Why Jan. 6 insurrections sent a letter to the Folger Shakespeare Library
While insurrectionists were plotting to storm the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, they took time to write and send a letter to an institution two blocks from their target: the Folger Shakespeare Library, the world’s largest collection of material related to the English playwright.
“We will be blocking access to your building … to prevent our persons of grievance from using you as a loophole,” read the insurrectionists’ letter, which circulated on a pro-Trump message board called TheDonald before the insurrection and was published this month in the Folger’s online archive.
The letter explained that the insurrectionists would create a 2.4-mile blockade “surrounding all buildings to which the U.S. Capitol has underground tunnels to” — including the John Adams Building of the Library of Congress, with which the Folger shares a block — presumably to prevent those inside the Capitol from escaping through the buildings.
“This is nothing personal to the library itself,” the letter continued. “We have no intention of damaging, trespassing, or otherwise altering your facility in any way...We sincerely apologize in advance to any inconvenience this may cause you … we are simply citizens practicing our 1st amendment rights and are only involving you by happenstance.”
Read more : [link:https://wapo.st/3SsDGRd|
At the very least this letter PROVES that 6Jan was not "spontaneous". Well planned in fact.
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