Another DC jury handed down another J6 conviction today, this one to documentary-maker, Stephen Horn, who, as Revolver News put it,"has now been branded a `rioter' by the very system he was exposing."  

As a part of that very system, CBS's Scott MacFarlane isn't one to try to disguise his satisfaction. Then again, so deeply embedded in the Swamp is MacFarlane that perhaps he is unable to operate, report, or even think outside of his obvious identification with the Swamp. 

That's how it struck me on watching his two-minute wrap-up of the Horne verdict -- which stands as an astonishing example of I know not quite what. Certainly, it is the Soliloquy of the Regime Mouthpiece; a media man so smug, so predictable, and, above all, so oblivious to his own mental limitations...

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It's not only that a reporter wrote this; an editor read it; a media company published it. They are all guilty of collaboration with a vicious regime that conducts show trials on a par with North Korea, the USSR, Communist China. They are also incredibly stupid or brainwashed (or both).

This is a British newspaper, given to headline garish celebrity smash-ups and other disasters.

I can't find a single US newspaper, from NY to Washington to Texas, that saw fit to inform its readers of this latest development in the Biden-led invasion of our country by armies of aliens.    

Michael Yon is back in Panama at the Darien Gap, covering the invasion of the United States of America by the thousands of illegal, and many young male aliens, which the US government -- or what passes for it after the coup of 2020 -- processes and buses north to Yourtown, USA.

Updates here on Yon's Twitter account. 

Honestly, it's hard to know where to look, with impending doom at all the angles.

Certainly, I was an easy mark -- meaning I trusted the US government to tell the truth about what happened on 9/11. No more. As you will see, Bill Cooper (video above), whom I first heard of today for the first time, was way ahead of the curve in June of 2001, seeing what we all should have seen in the government-media manipulation of the Osama bin Laden story even before September 11, 2001. (More on Cooper here.) The tell for Cooper? That a CNN reporter could "find" Osama bin Laden in his lair when the CIA, NSA and FBI could not -- as we were told. The master terrorist was on ice, it turns out, for a project we mark today in a miasma of propaganda, confusion and darkness. 

Cooper's take on bin Laden, circa 2001, reminded me of Alan Parrot's story in 2020. Circa 2010,...

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