Saturday's "Justice for J6" rally appears to have been - in the words of Donald Trump, "a setup" - after police, journalists and FBI agents appear to have been the main attraction, while just a few hundred protests appeared to support those who were detained following the Jan. 6 Capitol breach.
Despite the low turnout at the rally, "Justice for J6" drew significant media coverage and social media engagement.
While some media outlets on Sunday morning blared that the small crowd size was a sign that former President Donald Trump's influence is waning, Trump last week suggested that people shouldn't attend the event.
"If people don't show up they'll say, 'Oh, it's a lack of spirit.' And if people do show up they'll be harassed."
Last year, during riots in honor of George Floyd, an ex-felon hopped up on drugs who violently resisted arrest, people destroyed public and private property, looted stores, and attacked police officers.
We know the Capitol Police invited many people into the building and those people simply wandered through peacefully and then left again.
There's also reason to believe that many of the people attending the rally on January 6 were provocateurs, whether from the FBI or Antifa, intentionally trying to destroy conservatives.
Monday, September 20, 2021
J6 'Chaos' Total Bust For Media As Cops, Journalists And FBI Appear To Outnumber Protesters
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