FBI Is Paying Criminal ‘Confidential Human Sources’ $30k A Month ‘To Set People Up’ – Please Help This Man on Easter Weekend Government spy agencies embedded confidential human sources to ignite violence among peaceful protesters on January 6 as some police officers permitted entry into the Capitol building and others murdered demonstrators in cold blood while arbitrating the deep state-conspired “insurrection, warns J6 political prisoner Billy Chrestman.
January 6 was a communist-style “coup d’état of the United States” and the government strategically awarded the police officers who killed Americans that day, Chrestman, a 47-year-old father of six and U.S. Army veteran from Kansas, told The Gateway Pundit during phonecalls from the DC gulag, where he has been detained for over two years.
Officer Lila Morris “got an award for beating a woman to death and continually hitting her lifeless, dead body over and over to provoke the crowd. That’s what she did that day. She got a medal for that,” says Chrestman.
The Kansas Army Veteran continued calling attention to Roseanne Boyland’s murder. “I don’t even know what the medal was for. It’s such a sham. I think it’s ‘heroism’ or something. It was ridiculous.
“The real reason they did that — and the same thing with Fanone, he got a gold medal too — it makes it harder to go and attack a person’s character when they were given a medal by Congress for being a hero. It’s ridiculous. They think that’s going to work, it’s not going to work because it’s all on video. You’re telling on yourselves. That’s the problem, is the public hasn’t been allowed to see these videos.
The government is hellbent on withholding exculpatory evidence, thousands of hours of surveillance footage that exonerates J6 and exposes unbridled public corruption, Chrestman continued.
“The Democrats are fighting tooth and nail to keep anybody from seeing these videos and they are part of our discovery. We have been denied too — we can’t watch them either,” he said. “There is just so much video. Yet, we can’t have the video. And when they give it to us, they expect that we should have the ability to view this 44,000 hours of video that they’ve had for two years,” he said. “They will give it to us right before our trials, no time to look through it.”