#j6ers

Michael Fanone voted for Trump in 2016.

He was a Washington, D.C. Police officer on duty Jan 6th, 2021, when the Capitol was breached.

He responded and was dragged into the mob, beaten with poles and flags, repeatedly tased with his own stun gun, and threatened with death. He suffered a heart attack and traumatic brain injury but survived.

Then Trump returned to office and issued sweeping pardons to those convicted of attacking officers like Fanone on January 6.

Trump claims the FBI “planted 274 agents” on Jan 6. Reality: DOJ’s watchdog says zero undercover agents were sent to the riot, 26 informants showed up (unauthorized), and none were told to storm the Capitol. The 274 number? Pure fiction. Conspiracy cosplay.

Trump’s new Jan 6 fairy tale: FBI secretly planted 274 agents to stage the riot. That’s not what the DOJ Inspector General found.

What the report actually says:

No undercover FBI employees were authorized to be in the crowd or inside the Capitol.

Around 26 FBI informants were present. None were told to commit crimes.

Some informants trespassed — on their own. The FBI didn’t direct it, authorize it, or cover it up.

The big problem? FBI intelligence failures. They didn’t connect the dots before Jan 6, which could’ve prevented the chaos. Sloppy? Yes. False-flag psy-op? No.

The “274” claim comes from right-wing media twisting the numbers. There’s no document, no testimony, no evidence backing it. Just vibes and propaganda.

Reality check: Jan 6 happened because Trump told supporters the election was stolen, then told them to “fight like hell.” Courts, Congress, and hundreds of criminal convictions confirm that—not some invisible army of FBI plants.