Buffalo, New York:

City Hall officials decided to put America 250 on the back-burner to celebrate Somali Independence Day… and chose to fly a foreign flag instead of the US Flag

It will only get worse each year..

https://rumble.com/v7c5xdi-buffalo-ny-decided-to-fly-the-somali-flag-for-america-250.html

Edward Kelley became friends with Solomon Pena, though not a J6er but the Biden DOJ got him on election interference and other fake charges. He asked us to support Solomon as well. If you are able, please write Solomon at:

SOLOMON PENA, 62635-510
USP Atwater
U.S. PENITENTIARY
P.O. BOX 019001
ATWATER, CA 95301

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A New York Post report from early July 2026 reveals that Alexis Podesta, a Democratic insider and appointee in Gavin Newsom’s administration, wore an FBI wire beginning in June 2024 while cooperating with investigators probing Newsom’s former chief of staff, Dana Williamson.  Podesta’s attorney confirmed the recording activity, noting that Williamson was not the one wearing the wire, and highlighted that the investigation began under the Biden administration, contradicting Newsom’s recent claims that the scrutiny is solely retaliatory action by the Trump administration. 

The federal probe, which initially focused on Williamson’s guilty plea for bank and wire fraud involving the diversion of $225,000 from a dormant campaign account, has since expanded to include the governor, his wife Jennifer Siebel Newsom, and members of their inner circle.  The existence of the mole explains why numerous Sacramento lobbyists and politicians received FBI notifications in late 2025 that their communications had been intercepted, despite having no direct connection to Williamson.

Former Police Officer And Anti-J6 Activist, Michael Fanone Criminally Referred On Seven Counts – Exclusive Interview With Ivan Raiklin and Daniel Goodwyn

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/07/former-police-officer-anti-j6-activist-michael-fanone/

Galatians 5:13 NASB1995
[13] For you were called to freedom, brethren; only do not turn your freedom into an opportunity for the flesh, but through love serve one another.

https://bible.com/bible/100/gal.5.13.NASB1995

7/5/2026 12:06:12 PM

To my Gideon's Army.

Happy Independence Day! Thank you all for staying in the fight for my freedom knowing that justice denied for one is justice denied for all. Keep up the fight and have a wonderful day with your friends and family celebrating our great nation gifted to us by God and his everlasting grace! You all have been an amazing blessing for me during this time. Keep it up and stay strong n this still trying times. You all ROCK!!!

Dillon is aJ6er!! Amazing news!!!

The below post is from Facebook Ashley Cornwell.
“Last week, a jury found Dillon Herrington NOT GUILTY of rape. While I'm incredibly relieved and happy for him and his family, true justice still hasn't been served. He never should have been in this nightmare to begin with.

Dillon is a January 6 defendant and a veteran who was persecuted by half the country, and the system, long before any facts came out. I didn't learn about his case until June 2025, but once I did, I jumped in: making posts, sending emails, and calling AG Wilson and Senator Tuberville. It wasn't rocket science to see the holes in the victim's story and the witness statement, which left more questions than answers. It was all a lie. In my communication to those with investigative and subpeona powers, I highlighted how he was being held without bond under Aniyah's Law, how his J6 status was being weaponized against him, and the clear injustices in his situation, not to mention the need for them to look into the victim and her previous accusations of this same subject matter. I heard nothing back. He remained locked up for another full year, being deemed a threat to society, while innocent.

I debated even sharing this when his aunt reached out after his verdict, because 'I'm not here', but decided it was worth it to help clear his name. I've never been one to stay silent when I can throw up two middle fingers to the enemies of truth and justice. Why start now?

These asshats who weaponize the system against patriots, veterans, and the innocent need to face real accountability. The karma boomerang is long overdue. The lying accuser, who has made these types of accusations against men before, should be criminally charged!!! Dillon deserves full exoneration across the board and restoration, not just this one verdict.

Dillon's acquittal is a win worth highlighting but it's stories like his (being imprisoned for 2.5 years over baseless allegations and denied bond because he was a J6er) where justice is not only delayed but absent, and losing patriotic heroes/frens to the afterlife who never tasted vindication, will take it's toll on anyone. While some anons are better at masking it, many of us have undiagnosed PTSD and anxiety.

The wheels of justice turn slow, but when they turn they are powerful. 🗡🪃⏳️I pray it's lawsuit time.”

Judicial Watch Releases Over 1,000 Hours of DC, Metro Police Body-Cam Footage from January 6 Protest in 1,630 Videos – DIG IN! http://www.judicialwatch.org/january6bodycam

The videos were released because of an April 2026 court ruling in a DC Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit. The videos are available via the Judicial Watch website here and http://www.judicialwatch.org/january6bodycam.

Judicial Watch filed the DC FOIA lawsuit in June 2024 after the DC Police denied an August 2021 request for all body-worn camera footage recorded by police officers responding to the January 6, 2021, events at and around the U.S. Capitol (Judicial Watch v. District of Columbia (No. 2024-CAB-003453)).

Earlier this year, a local DC court dealt a major blow to government secrecy by ruling that the DC Police could not broadly blur and censor the footage. Rejecting DC Police’s claim that it could withhold faces and voices of everyone except law enforcement—and its assertion that producing the footage would cost more than $1.5 million—the court held that any privacy interests were minimal and outweighed by the overwhelming public interest in disclosure.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/07/judicial-watch-releases-1000-hours-dc-metro-police/

The judge flinched while watching graphic, previously unseen video evidence of the murder of Charlie Kirk (4:36-4:40).

During the preliminary hearing, the court was shown disturbing footage that captured the moment the shooting occurred. Due to the graphic nature of the testimony and video evidence, Erica Kirk, the victim's widow, chose to leave the courtroom while this material was being presented (0:30-0:34).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSJElpDacDE

REGARDING IRAN:

According to President Trump, the ceasefire with Iran is "over" and "dead," as he expressed significant frustration with Iran during his remarks at the NATO summit. (0:21 - 0:31)

REGARDING TURKEY:

The concerns regarding Turkey and the F-35 program, as discussed during the segment, revolve around the following points:

Russian Air Defense System: There is bipartisan concern that Turkey’s possession of the Russian S-400 air defense system could potentially allow Russia to glean classified information regarding the F-35's radar signature or compromise NATO's tactical data links. (5:56 - 6:33)

Security Risks: Critics worry that if Turkey obtains the F-35s while holding the Russian technology, sensitive data on America's most advanced fighter jet could be exposed to Russia. (6:14 - 6:27)

Counter-perspective: Analyst Rebecca Grant argues that these concerns can be managed, noting that Turkey has never fully activated the S-400 system and remains a vital southern "bullwork" for NATO. (6:34 - 7:20)

REGARDING NATO:

During his remarks at the NATO summit, President Trump expressed several key grievances regarding Iran and other nations:

Iran: The President declared the ceasefire with Iran to be "over" and "dead." He characterized the leadership in Iran as "scum," "liars," "cheats," and "evil people," signaling a shift away from negotiations toward potential military pressure (0:18 - 1:17).

NATO and Europe: President Trump expressed frustration with NATO, specifically citing a lack of support from European partners regarding his denuclearization efforts in Iran (0:08 - 0:13, 1:24 - 1:29).

Spain: The President labeled Spain a "wasted cause" and a "terrible partner." He suggested he wants to cut off all trade with the country, citing frustration over their lack of contributions to the alliance (0:15 - 0:17, 4:27 - 4:43).

Greenland and Denmark: Trump stated that Greenland is a "big problem" and noted that while Denmark may not need it, the United States does, emphasizing the region's importance for national security and the need for access to strategic minerals (0:10, 4:45 - 4:52, 5:30 - 5:56).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ouRd-47xrk

This video features North Dakota Senator Kevin Cramer discussing President Donald Trump's current foreign and domestic agenda, specifically in the context of the recent NATO summit in Turkey and legislative efforts before the August recess.

Foreign Policy and NATO:

NATO Strategy: Senator Cramer praises President Trump's approach to NATO, noting that he has successfully pressured member nations to meet their commitments and has managed to navigate the complex relationship with Turkey (0:39 - 1:30).

F-35 Program: They discuss the potential return of Turkey to the F-35 fighter jet program. Cramer suggests that while there may be some bipartisan resistance due to Turkey's previous acquisition of the Russian S-400 system, he believes it is a strategic move that could pull Turkey closer to the West and away from Vladimir Putin (1:41 - 4:23).

Domestic Agenda:

The 'Save America' Act: Cramer explains that the current version of the act faces significant hurdles in the Senate. He notes that the path forward likely involves incorporating elements into a broader defense spending reconciliation package, focusing on "low-hanging fruit" like voter ID requirements and proof of citizenship, which he believes could gain broader support (5:00 - 7:06).

Defense Spending: There is discussion regarding a potential $350 billion defense spending bill under "reconciliation 3.0" to be taken up after the Fourth of July break (7:20 - 8:05).

The Clarity Act: The Senator addresses the delay in passing the Clarity Act (related to cryptocurrency), citing disputes over ethics language and expressing hope that it can still reach a finish line given the bipartisan interest in creating legislative clarity for the industry (8:11 - 9:39).

Courteously badger your senators and representatives to support President Trump's domestic agenda. Pass the SAVE America Act to safeguard our votes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_NMi1gm7CM

12th J6 suicide including suicides by cops.

JustTheNews reports that, Nicholas Languerand, a 31-year-old Vermonter ( pardoned by President Trump in January 2025 for his January 6 Capitol role, died by suicide in South Carolina.

Languerand pleaded guilty to assaulting a police officer with a deadly weapon after video showed him throwing objects at officers, served about three years in prison, and was released in August 2024 before moving to South Carolina.

The death on May 31 followed a car crash into a ditch, with local Seven Days Vermont reporting citing witnesses, police, and family accounts of drug use and a recent breakup.

https://justthenews.com/government/local/vermont-man-trump-pardoned-role-jan-6-protest-us-capitol-dies-suicide-report

https://x.com/JustTheNews/status/2074892016085880902
How many more are acceptable losses on the field?

President Donald Trump on Wednesday said he planned to attack Iran on Wednesday evening, after he declared the ceasefire to be over and renewed attacks on the country earlier this week.

https://justthenews.com/government/security/trump-vows-hit-iran-hard-tonight

Hannah Dugan, a former Wisconsin judge was convicted of obstructing an ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) arrest will not serve prison time and is fined $5,000 (0:00-0:04, 0:21).

The Sentence: Dugan will not serve prison time but was ordered to pay a $5,000 fine (0:02-0:10, 1:06-1:13).

The Incident: Surveillance footage showed Dugan directing ICE officers to a different location while helping an immigrant, Eduardo Flores Ruiz, and his attorney exit the courtroom through a private door to evade arrest (0:43-1:03).

Court's Rationale: The federal judge presiding over the case described Dugan as an "otherwise good person" who made a "bad decision in the moment" due to frustrations with immigration policy. The judge noted that no prison time was necessary to protect the public (1:13-1:35).

Dugan's Response: For the first time since the incident, Dugan addressed the court, stating that her actions were consistent with community concerns and were not malicious. She remarked, "I've been cast as both a scoff and a hero. I am neither" (1:47-2:16).

Next Steps: Dugan's legal team plans to appeal the case to the Seventh Circuit (2:36-2:40).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OfSeleEKKk

A federal judge, U.S. District Judge Amir H. Ali of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, who was born in Canada and appointed to the bench by President Joe Biden, has ruled that former President Donald Trump’s broad January 6 pardons do not apply to Brian Cole Jr., the Virginia man accused of planting pipe bombs near the Democratic and Republican National Committee headquarters on January 5, 2021. The ruling allows the Justice Department to continue prosecuting Cole, even as some journalists, whistleblowers, and commentators argue that key evidence and investigative decisions raise serious questions about whether the government has identified the right suspect and fully disclosed what it knows.

Cole, who is described as autistic and living with his parents in Virginia, was arrested in late 2025 after a nearly five‑year investigation into the devices that were found and safely disarmed outside the DNC and RNC in Washington, D.C. Prosecutors have since added terrorism‑related charges, including an allegation that he attempted to use weapons of mass destruction and violated the District of Columbia’s terrorism statute, exposing him to a potential life sentence if convicted. Court filings and news reports state that Cole entered a not‑guilty plea, while some outlets also report that he made a detailed confession in an FBI interview describing how he constructed the explosives after becoming convinced the 2020 election was manipulated.

In a recent three‑page order, Judge Ali concluded that Trump’s clemency applied only to people who had already been convicted of offenses related to the January 6 events at the Capitol. Because Cole was charged later and has not been convicted, the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia found the pardon “by its terms” does not cover him and denied his request to have the case dismissed.

The Gateway Pundit and journalist Steve Baker, however, highlight a competing narrative that challenges the government’s case. Baker, who faces his own January 6 charges, worked with reporter Joseph Hanneman and forensic specialists to analyze surveillance footage of a hooded figure believed to be the bomber. According to their reporting, gait analysis suggested a 94–98 percent likelihood that the figure matches an earlier person of interest, not Cole, and the bomber’s apparent shoe size in the video is said to be significantly smaller than Cole’s. Former FBI agent and whistleblower Kyle Seraphin has argued that these points, along with Cole’s autism and personal circumstances, make it plausible he has been misidentified or targeted as an easier suspect.

Baker and his supporters also point to the treatment of a former Capitol Police officer, now reportedly a CIA employee, who was previously scrutinized in the investigation. They claim that she was once a focus of the probe, allegedly failed a polygraph test, and more closely resembles the figure in the footage according to their experts, yet has not been criminally charged. She has instead filed a defamation lawsuit against Baker, represented by the prominent firm Clare Locke, known for prior high‑profile media litigation.

In addition, Representative Thomas Massie and others have alleged that senior officials, including then‑FBI Director Dan Bongino and former Trump official Kash Patel, attempted to discourage media outlets from publishing Baker’s reporting about the earlier suspect. These allegations, combined with the continued prosecution of Cole and the disputed forensic evidence, feed broader claims that authorities may be limiting scrutiny of alternative theories and that the full story of the January 6 pipe bombs has yet to be fully aired in public.