I think you would be hard up to find someone who did not have more questions about what REALLY happened at the ‘riot’ at the Capitol.
We know that well before Trump even finished speaking the shenanigans began on Capitol Hill. Certainly it was not Trump’s orders to leave his speech. If there is one thing Trump haters will tell you it is how much Mr. Trump love attention.
Now, former heads of states are chiming in, letting us now that what the media is telling you about the events of January 6th may not be the truth.
Just The News is reporting:
‘Former Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev said that he knows who planned the attack on the U.S. Capitol, and that the incident bodes ill for America’s future.
“The storming of the Capitol was clearly designed in advance, and it is clear by whom,” Gorbachev last week told an interviewer for Russian media. And, while he didn’t identify the plotters, the renowned statesman said that he senses machinations at work.
“It will take a little time, and we will figure it out, why it was really done,” Gorbachev said.
A pivotal international figure during the latter years of the Cold War, Gorbachev in 1991 was briefly held captive during a failed attempt to overthrow him in the Soviet Union. The Soviet communist coup conspirators favored a hard line over Gorbachev’s liberalized approach to running the country. Although Gorbachev faced down the plotters, the incident is widely viewed as having ushered in the demise of the Soviet Union.
The Jan. 6 assault on the U.S. Capitol was quickly put down, and was not accompanied by the usual trappings of a coup d’etat, such as tanks in the streets. Nevertheless, Gorbachev indicated that the episode would reverberate through the United States. The incident “called into question the future fate of the United States as a state,” he said.
Gorbachev did not immediately respond to emailed questions from Just the News.
During his interview with Russian media, the former Soviet leader also addressed the relationship between the United States and Russia. A revived arms race between the two nations is unlikely, he said.
“People who do not want war will unite, and their leaders will have to find a way out,” said Gorbachev, who is the central figure in a Moscow think tank named in his honor. “They will find new forms of treaties which take into account new types of weapons. We must not lose hope. I don’t lose hope in young people.”‘
