DOJ Finds Pipe Bombs Detonated on Jan. 5, Not Jan. 6
The AP highlights a stark disconnect: Attorney General Pam Bondi and Kash Patel loudly proclaimed accountability for pipe bombs planted January 5, 2021. Yet, the very next day, when a mob stormed the Capitol, attempting to overturn an election and assaulting officers, the Trump administration's Department of Justice suddenly developed a case of amnesia. This isn't just 'rewriting history'; it's
actively performing a live-action improv show where half the script has been conveniently 'misplaced'. One might wonder if 'accountability' is now a choose-your-own-adventure story, heavily edited based on political convenience. The message is clear: if you attack the institutions of democracy on behalf of the sitting president, you're merely 'patriots' on a spirited tour. If you place pipe bombs,
well, that's almost as bad as protesting in the street. The silence on January 6th's violence wasn't an oversight; it was a policy statement, broadcast loud and clear by what they chose to amplify, and what they studiously chose to ignore.