Comments by "Dale Crocker" (@dalecrocker3213) on "" video.

@TheCloudhopper This sounds fascinating. Can you direct me to an incident where something like this may have taken place?
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@ThoriberoCaroli Oh dear. What a world of fantasy you loveable left-wing loonies live in!
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It was a genuine expression of righteous anger. Like it or not there are millions of Americans who believe with considerable justification that the election was fraudulent. Democracy is a contract won by actions such as this, and that contract has been broken. Since no tribunal can be found to address the claims protest on this scale is really the only course open to the aggrieved. Personally I thought it was magnificent.
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@EdgyNumber1 One woman shot by police, probably by accident.
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Looting? What looting?
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Ricardo Shillyshally What terrorists? Ordinary men and women who have been disenfranchised. The protest was quite incredibly peaceful given the volatility of the situation. They even walked along the aisles of velvet ropes for chrissake! There are some suggestions that the few acts of vandalism and violence were carried out by Antifa provocateurs. I rather hope not for the acts , such as they were, were entirely justified. I especially likes the Viking and Sitting Bull on the dias and the guy with his feet up on Pelosi's desk. Terrorists!? Give me a break.
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@donmab Oh dear, this makes me so tired. No cases have been won or lost because no court has the courage or suicidal stupidity to take them on. Until the massive amount of allegation and evidence is addressed by a proper tribunal, the unrest will continue. At least 70 hours of sworn testimony has been placed before various state senate hearing from 100 or so of the 1,000 or so people who have come forward to say what they saw. In addition there is sworn testimony from cyber experts, former officers working for the CIA et al, who have explained how the computer frauds were carried out. Here are seven hours or so of it which I happen to have about my person: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRCXUNOwOjw
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@anglonorse2943 Nonsense. The courts declined to even hear the cases, and quite sensibly too. Various technicalities were cited, that is all. The evidence remains, around 70 hours of it presented to various state senate hearings. Here are seven hours of it from Georgia. Make of it what you will but do you not think these allegations should be objectively judged? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRCXUNOwOjw
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@roryspicer Compared with excesses of BLM and Antifa this was quite incredibly peaceful. The woman who died was shot by police -apparently accidentally. I can't help regretting she was not black. We could have had some proper riots then and be thought wonderful and warm-hearted for doing it. I wish I had been there.
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@anglonorse2943 Tried poking your nose out of your bubble any time?
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@anglonorse2943 What is the truth? One truth is that around 1,000 people have come forward to swear affidavits concerning a wide variety of abuses of the electoral process, many of them apparently deliberately fraudulent. Similarly, cyber fraud experts and mathematicians have offered evidence suggesting widespread abuse of counting machines. None of this has been allowed to be assessed, other than by individual states who are in some cases doing their best to right the wrongs which took place on their turf. This is not a conspiracy theory. It's a full-blown conspiracy and the truth will never be known until it is unravelled.
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