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The American Gulag: How J6 Echoes The Gulag Archipelago
The American Gulag: How J6 Echoes The Gulag Archipelago

Nobel-prize-winning author and Soviet Gulag survivor, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, warned the world about the creeping danger of political persecution. Today, the phrase "American Gulag" is a moral diagnosis and a warning that the selective prosecution and dehumanization of J6 defendants echoes the Soviet-era machinery Solzhenitsyn exposed.

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Kelly WalkerAmerican Gulag, Gulag Archipelago, J6, January 6, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, political prosecution, civil liberties, due process, selective criminalization
Explosive New Revelations of Shocking Government Misconduct Emerge that Challenge Official Narrative of January 6
Explosive New Revelations of Shocking Government Misconduct Emerge that Challenge Official Narrative of January 6

On February 10, 2023, a bombshell was dropped in the ongoing trial of the January 6th Capitol Proud Boys. Dominic Pezzola, one of the defendants, filed a motion for mistrial and requested the government's Exhibit 528-1 be struck on the grounds of outrageous government misconduct. Pezzola's legal team claims that the government itself authored the most incriminating document in the case, which was sent to Proud Boy leader Enrique Tarrio just before January 6.

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Staff Writergovernment misconduct, January 6th, Capitol incident, Proud Boys trial, mistrial, Exhibit 528-1, Samuel Armes, due process, fair trial, justice