Time to delve further into the people and events of January 6 to create Volume 2 of references, analysis, and activism you won’t find elsewhere.

It turns out Stewart Rhodes of the Oath Keepers wasn’t found guilty of “seditious conspiracy,” at all. He’s guilty of the future threat he might pose to our democracy.

The Oath Keeper defendants face yet another trial adjournment. Do the detainees at least have windows in their cells to look out of, while they wait?

Meet the newest DOJ Pop-Up Defendant, a Mr. William Todd Wilson, from Newton Grove, N.C., who hung out with Rhodes on January 6 at the posh Phoenix Park Hotel long enough to hear a mysterious “speakerphone call” with an unnamed individual, who was not the President of the United States.

Can you spare ten minutes to write a card to a January 6 defendant who is being held over pending trial since February 19, 2021?

Keep your eye on the pea! We’re approaching one year on our quest for the truth about January 6. Can the liars keep up their charade?

DC prison moved the January 6 defendants in anticipation of the investigation into their conditions ordered on October 13. It’s prisoners as political agenda in full view.

The Sirens called them to the Capitol on January 6. Now, the House Select Committee is calling them back.

The attorneys (on both sides) couldn’t keep up with Judge Mehta yesterday as he tore up the legal issues surrounding the DOJ-created charge of “Obstruction of Congress.”

Is Speaker Pelosi guilty or the US DOJ? Take your pick.

The US Department of Justice Attorneys are guilty of entrapping three defendants tagged as “Oath Keepers” to sign off on a pre-determined narrative.

It’s time to grab your updated tracking sheet on the prosecution of the sixteen defendants tagged as “Oath Keepers.”

How to celebrate when three remain in jail pending trial and the DOJ has prevailed in speedy trial extension requests?