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After being pardoned by President Trump in January 2025, J6 patriot Jonathan Joseph Copeland was released from prison only to find his life in ruins. Having served time for peaceful protesting, Jonathan is now fighting to rebuild from zero—facing homelessness and financial exhaustion. Read how you can help this patriot secure a stable home and a second chance.
Read MoreIn the war of words surrounding January 6, information is the weapon. StopHate.com founder David Sumrall leads the counter-narrative with the "Armory of Truth" documentary series. As the narrative shifts from insurrection to vindication, we explore how independent journalism is righting history and challenging the Mainstream Media's Goliath.
Read MoreJournalist Steve Baker of The Blaze confirms StopHate's years-long claim that the J6 pipe bomber may be a former Capitol Police officer, raising explosive questions about the government's role in orchestrating and covering up the Capitol chaos.
Read MoreMatthew Beddingfield, a young man who went to the January 6th protest, was recently pardoned by President Trump after losing nearly three years of his life to a 38-month prison sentence. Now released, he is struggling to rebuild his life, facing $8,000 in debt and closed doors due to the public smear campaigns. He needs immediate support to survive and start fresh.
Read MoreThe Elliott family, a multi-generational household of eight, is facing the loss of their home following the imprisonment of their son, James Elliott, for his involvement on January 6th. With legal fees draining their savings and a reverse mortgage deadline looming, they must raise $185,000 in six months to save their sanctuary. Learn how you can stand with this patriot family through prayer and support.
Read MoreScott Columbus, son of the legendary Manowar drummer, shares his raw journey of survival after January 6. Despite a presidential pardon, Scott faces brutal social isolation, physical disabilities, and local hostility in his small hometown. Read how he is holding onto his faith while fighting to rebuild his life and care for his bedridden mother.
Read MoreJ6er Matthew Huttle was shot and killed by an Indiana sheriff’s deputy just one week after receiving a full Presidential pardon. His autopsy raises troubling questions about the circumstances of his death, including multiple gunshot wounds to the back. As investigations unfold, his family demands answers and justice.
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