Archivists Are Preserving Capitol Hill Riot Livestreams Before They’re Deleted

You're essentially just insinuating a conspiracy without providing a valid alternative to consider. Be substantive.

It is weird how no one can notice that most journalists have essentially the same interpretation of this freak show, and the same forced tone of reverence, but as soon as you step outside of the formal narrative, interpretations are all over the map.

Would this be the Overton Window being projected perhaps? It's weird, whatever it is.

There was also a guy dressed up as a buffalo and, mostly, a bunch of fat old people who get all of their news from Facebook.

It's weird, and it's stupid. It's not terrorism.

The events of this Wednesday, a single (what I would call) medium-sized protest, got 5 people killed including one policeman, right? So just in terms of the ratio of deaths to participator-days, I think this Wednesday's event probably has last year's protests beaten by at least two orders of magnitude in the loss of life department. Even if you take away the two people who didn't die from the use of a weapon or a savage beating, I think they still got the high score by far.

To be sure, mob violence should be condemned wherever it appears. But in judging movements like these, I think it's important to keep in mind a sense of proportionality, among other things.

Why what's the second closest they got to wiping out our government?

(Also, before calling me a fool, consider that your own link says that it's not confirmed whether these devices were real bombs, or fake ones.)

So ironic that this drivel is what gets linked and shared. Both sides are clearly entirely capable at this game.

Again, it’s unquestionable they were unprepared. It’s obvious it took too long to respond once shit went sideways.

The question is why, the answer to which you will not find in any of those articles, because it’s simply not yet publicly known.

The Military Times link you provided concludes there was a delay, but;

> “I can’t tell you what was going on on the other end, on the decision-making process. There’s been lots of speculation in the media about that, but I’m not privy to what was going on inside the White House or inside the Pentagon,” Hogan said.

The Hill cites an anonymous Whitehouse source to tell a completely unsubstantiated tale.

The only explanation the AP can muster in thousands of words is the following;

> This was a failure of imagination, a failure of leadership,” said Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo, whose department responded to several large protests last year following the death of George Floyd. “The Capitol Police must do better and I don’t see how we can get around that.”

The Politico article is merely paragraph after paragraph of speculation (you might say conspiracy theories), culminating in;

> Somebody must get to the bottom of [this]!”