When Roger Stone got his subpoena from the January 6 inquisition, he told them where to shove it. He’s not happy at all with the FBI or Joe Biden so decided to name some names. Ones like Ray Epps.
Stone snaps back
Roger Stone couldn’t wait to go public with his thoughts about the bogus subpoena his lawyers got hit with, by the January 6 inquisitors. Everything he did was “perfectly legal constitutionally protected political activity.” What Christopher Wray and his Federal Bureau of Instigation did, on the other hand, is a twisted perversion of the “justice” department.
What about people like Ray Epps, “who is definitely an FBI informant. Where is his subpoena, I ask?” Merrick Garland is scurrying to cover his pet rat. “Ray Epps appears to be among the primary orchestrators of the very first breach of the Capitol’s police barricades at 12:50pm on January 6. Epps appears to have led the ‘breach team’ that committed the very first illegal acts on that fateful day.”
Stone was targeted because of his role as “sometimes-adviser to former President Donald Trump.” He slipped through their attempts to frame him and now they want to try again. As soon as he could get to a TV camera, the staunch conservative blasted Imperial Leader Joe Biden “over his alleged use of the Justice Department to target opponents.”
Christopher Wray backs Biden up all the way. “We have a group of politicized thugs at the top of the FBI who are using the FBI as Joe Biden’s personal Gestapo.” If they don’t hang together, they’re all going to hang separately.
Calling the nastygram from Nancy Pelosi’s hand picked panel of witch hunters “harassment” Roger Stone is waiting to see what Steve Bannon’s lawyers come up with in response to the one he ignored.
He also had a few choice things to say about the recent bureau raid on Project Veritas founder James O’Keefe. They planted evidence on him then tried to arrest him for possession of it.
A missing diary
When a diary kept by Joe Biden’s daughter Ashley turned up missing, the FBI knew right where to look for it, Stone explains. They made a beeline for James O’Keefe.
It’s hard to believe they didn’t have some sort of inside information leading them to raid the home of the Project Veritas founder because he didn’t mention a thing about it to anyone. He never used a word of it for a story either.
The book was allegedly stolen before the 2020 election. “If a journalist has [Biden’s] daughter’s diary, particularly if the journalist hasn’t even published it, or commented on it, why would you search their home? Why would you seize their computers? It’s very chilling,” Stone shuddered.
To him, what’s going on is nothing less than political theater meant to misdirect the public.
If the subpoenas were legitimate, they wouldn’t look so much like a press release. “I immediately began thinking how many of my ‘Roger Stone Still Did Nothing Wrong’ T-shirts can I sell to raise the money for my legal defense. This is epically expensive.” He’s fighting back fiercely in court. “I’ve gotten 11 harassment civil suits against me — all baseless, unsubstantiated, but tremendously sensationalized — dismissed.” The war isn’t over yet.
“I’ve still got six to go, not to mention [Congress’] new level of harassment. They put enormous financial pressure on you, and they seek to write a subpoena as if it’s a press release.” He finds it “interesting that they released the subpoena on me to the press before my lawyers even received it and had a chance to read it. What’s that about?”
