FBI used terror techniques against January 6 participants

FBI Insider Reveals Shocking Truth About Capitol Raid Tactics

Steve Friend, a former FBI agent with five years of SWAT experience, revealed in the documentary “Capitol Punishment 2: The War on Truth” that the FBI’s use of SWAT raids against January 6 defendants is unnecessary and meant to cause harm.

According to Friend, the punishment for these individuals is the process itself. He believes that the FBI has become the bully in this situation and it is his duty to stand up against that. As a former member of the SWAT team, Friend suggested alternative approaches to his superiors, such as issuing a court summons or utilizing surveillance groups, rather than conducting SWAT raids.

However, Friend’s objections to the FBI’s tactics resulted in his suspension without pay in 2022. He became a whistleblower and testified before the House Weaponization of the Federal Government Committee, along with two other suspended FBI agents who also disagreed with the agency’s treatment of individuals involved in the January 6 events.

Click here to read about one of the examples highlighted of Mark and Jalise Middleton from Texas.

These raids are a terror tactic, being used against American citizens to silence and instill fear--the FBI’s use of SWAT raids against January 6 defendants are not only unnecessary but also a form of torture and terrorist tactic that is being used to intimidate and silence American citizens.

And of course, all Democrats ran with the narrative that January 6 protesters and Trump supporters that day were dangerous to America and called it an "insurrection" to overthrow the government. The only one killed that day by Capitol police was Ashli Babbitt.