J6er Convicted after Entering Capitol for 3 Minutes

A Jan. 6 protestor who committed no violence and entered the Capitol for a mere three minutes is now facing jail time.

Raymond Chambers of Virginia has been convicted on four counts, according to The Epoch Times. He is accused not of violence but of “disorderly or disruptive conduct” to interrupt government business in a restricted area. Unlike the pro-Palestinian protestors who disrupted a Congressional hearing, Chambers is being targeted with the full weight of federal government ire. This is not about justice, it is political persecution. Murderers and other violent criminals are daily released by soft-on-crime Democrats, but peaceful J6 patriots face unrelenting lawfare and incarceration.

Three other men who went to the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, have been convicted also in what Epoch called a stipulated bench trial. An Obama-appointed judge found both Patrick Montgomery of Colorado and Brady Knowlton of Utah “guilty of obstruction of an official proceeding.” Gary Wilson was convicted on theft of government property; he took a bag from the Senate floor (too bad he weren’t a BLM protestor, or he could have taken whatever he wanted with impunity).