If I am not mistaken, under the Constitution of the United States of America, a person or persons are presumed innocent until properly tried in a court of law by their peers and found guilty.
I urge all Americans to uphold the U.S. Constitution and give a man or woman his or her just dues before convicting and punishing him or her. It is inherently possible that the Capitol building storming and invasion was orchestrated in an attempt to further discredit and dishonor others, and to create the contention and disruption of true U.S. governmental processes as this event is causing.
A true proper congressional investigation is in order with proper hearings and authority to arrest and convict the perpetrators of these events.
These violators had inside help at the highest levels, and it needs to be properly adjudicated and processed in the courts of law and order, and not by the media and mass hysteria.
Let’s get it right, people.
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