Political Prisoner: The Couy Griffin Story

I had nothing to do with the making of this film, but am happy to repost it here on this site. I also happened to be in and around Washington D.C. on January the 6th. Not as an “insurrectionist,” but as a journalist to witness an historical peaceful protest. Like the overwhelming majority of participants, I had no idea what was taking place inside the Capitol building because I was not there. Communications were unreliable at best, and were mostly word-of-mouth until I arrived back at my hotel room to witness the aftermath on television.

It wasn’t anywhere near as extreme as they tried to frame this event to be however. A small group of infiltrators had caused most of the mischief, but that certainly didn’t stop the Feds from trying to frame everyone that was up there as some kind of “domestic terrorist.” Many of those people are currently political prisoners today, while the corrupted FBI is holding onto over 14,000 hours of video footage evidence that could exonerate those patriots. It’s shameful and un-American, so this documentary definitely hits home for me, please listen…

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