Thought this was worth sharing, came across this article this morning.

https://archive.is/20240219183830/https://www.cbsnews.com/news/january-6-federal-judges-conspiracy-theories/

I wonder, what kinda of circus would it be if our ancestors who fought for their independence were put on trial in the clown courts like this.

Again, going into a taxpayer funded building, is hardly an insurrection or criminal act. But I digress.

Of course, there are no conspiracy's at all guys. Even though conspiring can be an criminal offense.

The essential elements of conspiracy are not defined in the Criminal Code and have been developed at common law. Simply put, a conspiracy is an agreement between two or more persons to commit a criminal offence, each intending to achieve that criminal object. The crime of conspiracy is a crime of intention.

With that being said, pay no mind that they show a picture of 333 constitution avenue. Its just a coincidence.

Just like how the washington momument is 333 feet tall.

The 333-foot (101 m) tall memorial sits atop Shooter's Hill (also known as Shuter's Hill) at 101 Callahan Drive. Construction began in 1922, the building was dedicated in 1932, and the interior finally completed in 1970.

Can anyone actually explain the significance behind 333? The numbers themselves dont interest me, as much as the beliefs behind the numbers do.

I know 33 is a special number for free masons. A freemason of the 33rd degree.

http://www.freemasons-freemasonry.com/brentmorris8.html

But I cant find much information about 333.

https://www.google.ca/books/edition/The_History_and_Mystery_of_the_Number_Th/SOdZAAAAcAAJ

Im guessing it has something to do with three, threes. Why is this shit so bizarre.

Its pretty obvious our leaders believe in it.

Im feeling pretty rough these days so I apologize if im not making much sense. But I feel the picture and article alone dont really need explaining but I did it for the normie lurkers out there anyway.

When it was time to ask for mercy from the judge at sentencing, Hostetter unfurled a string of conspiracy theories, just as he had at trial. He claimed the Jan. 6 attack was "an obvious set-up" featuring "crisis actors." He said federal agents were not only responsible for the attack, but that it was "a psy-op" and the "crowning achievement" of wayward federal intelligence and law enforcement officials. As he made his meandering claims, Lamberth maintained eye contact with Hostetter. When he concluded his remarks, Lamberth adjusted his glasses and responded. The judge talked about the protections and importance of the First Amendment, but said the First Amendment "doesn't give anybody the right to obstruct Congress or carry weapons into restricted areas." Lamberth then handed down a uniquely stiff sentence requested by federal prosecutors: More than 11 years in prison, one of the longest issued in any Jan. 6 case so far.

Telling the truth gets you 11 years, be careful out there....