Evidence Suggests Federal Agents May Have Instigated Aspects of January 6 Capitol Riot

There is evidence federal agents and informants were involved in instigating the Jan. 6 riot. Merrick Garland claimed ignorance but FBI official Steven D'Antuono said informants were present.
Ray Epps urged protesters to storm the Capitol but was only charged with a misdemeanor, unlike others facing decades in prison. This suggests disparate treatment.
The Capitol Police response was inconsistent, with some protesters gently handled while others faced excessive force.
The implications are the government deliberately provoked the riot to discredit Trump's movement and deny election concerns. It was a "Fedsurrection."
Americans should be concerned about the tyranny of persecuting protesters while federal agencies face no scrutiny. Truth about Jan. 6 must be uncovered.

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