The U.S. Capitol Assassination of U.S. airman Ashli Babbitt, A video Analysis.

originally posted by: grey580
a reply to: Violater1

Maybe she should of listened to police instructions and obeyed the law.

She might still be alive.

The law was right there next to her before she was shot.
Typical response from someone in denial, or that has NOT reviewed the video.

More about this is unravelling....

Army investigates psyops officer for role in Washington on day of Capitol riot

Rainey, 30, is assigned to the 4th Psychological Operations Group at Fort Bragg, according to Maj Daniel Lessard, a spokesman for 1st Special Forces Command. Known as Psyops, the group uses information and misinformation to shape the emotions, decision-making and actions of American adversaries.

If you're looking for the source of misinformation in this matter, look no further...

a reply to: Violater1

I saw the video.

The cops were persuaded to leave, left because they didn't want to be harmed/die or left because backup was coming.

The rioters then started breaking down the barricade door and windows. I can only imagine the officer inside was yelling at them to not come into the secured area. She came in and was shot.

I don't want the cops shooting people either. But when you riot and destroy government property. Well, what happens to you is on you.

Oh and here's something to watc.

originally posted by: djz3ro

originally posted by: McGinty
a reply to: djz3ro

Why?

Well, for a start she isn't being demonized. Secondly this isn't because she was a supporter of President Reject Trump, this is because she was one of the rioters who stormed the Capitol Building.

Finally, "when a cop shoots a crazed convicted felon, they burn cities down in protest."?

Remind me which American cities have been "burned down"? I mean I'm aware that there were some fires in some of the protests that turned into riots but I'm fairly sure the news of an American city burning down would make it around the world.

Such sensationalist language only belongs in the pages of the MSM and even then I don't agree with it.

Modern cities don't burn all the way to the ground unless you douse them in Napalm. But in Portland Oregon we had A LOT of buildings burn down this year.

originally posted by: Flyingclaydisk


Sixth, the window. It doesn't really matter if the window of the Senate was held in place with scotch tape. The window was a barrier, a plane separating the outside space from the inside space. People talk about guards/LEO's opening doors and stepping aside, well, Ashli Babbit didn't enter through a door. I don't let people enter my house any way other than a door. If someone comes crawling through my window bad things are going to happen to them, Ashli Babbit or otherwise!

It's a good point to consider.

The officer inside wouldn't know if she was armed or not. We know that after the fact.

This video shows at 34:35 Ms Babbitt for the first time.
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This is the first time I have viewed this scene.
It breaks my heart to see the rest of the video. It appears that she is quite aware of what she is doing.
May she rest in peace.
The first fallen of this very sad situation.

Thursday, April 29, 2021

BABBITT FAMILY TO SUE CAPITOL POLICE, and the MURDERER-OFFICER, for at least $10 Million.

Source: www.cnbc.com...

I'm glad the Babbitt family understands how horribly wrong it was for Ashli to be murdered for trespassing, while protesting.

And I hope President Biden will order his DOJ to stop murdering taxpayers who don't agree with the actions of the government WE OWN!

There were 2 police behind her. They don't even try to stop her yet one on the inside shoots her? Like so much else that day I think this was a pre-planned event to control the narrative and demonize Trumps supporters.

Her tweet is interesting : "Nothing can stop us. They can try and try but the storm is here and it is descending upon DC in less than 24 hours. Dark to Light."


That suggests the crowd knew it was planning to raid the Capital PRIOR to Trump giving his speech. No wonder her account got suspended!

Can't have people seeing evidence that the raid was in place before the day began.

a reply to: Violater1

When Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin used "excessive force" to kill George Floyd, Chauvin was indicted and found guilty in court.

On the other hand, Ashli Babbitt's family can't even find out which Capitol Police Officer murdered their daughter in cold blood at the Jan 6th 2021 Capitol protest.

As of today, they have a multi-faceted lawsuit filed, in order to learn the officer's name, and $10 million for the "excessive force" murder of Ashli.

Babbitt Family Sues Capitol Police: www.foxnews.com...

The Floyd family received $25 million in punitive damages from the city of Minneapolis. The Babbitt family easily deserves $10 million from the U.S. Capitol police department.

originally posted by: Violater1
The U.S. Capitol Assassination of U.S. airman Ashli Babbitt, A video Analysis.

In this video analysis, let’s first review the tape of the assassination.
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At 38 seconds, the Stormtrooper points his index finger at the assassin and smiles. Then at 42 seconds, he gives the assassin a thumbs up and at 43 seconds motions downward, perhaps to his man parts indicating how he will reward the assassin.
The next part of the video is from a different angle. At 1:01, we see the back of Air Force Veteran Ashli Babbitt with the Stars and Stripes on her back.
At 1:03 we see the SS Hauptsturmführer, dressed in a black suit, gray tie and white shirt. He has Comm bud in his right ear. He looks briefly but squarely, at the back of Ashli Babbitt. He then turns towards the door and begins to hastily retreat his men partially down the stairs.

At 1:13, the guy with the big black bulky coat, red cap, and yellow Gadsden flag, tied around the front of his neck (was he hiding a plate carrier?). In front of him must be Ashli Babbett. We see this man then raise up both of his arms in the air toward the assassin.

At 1:17, the guy in the red hat and bulky black coat, hands off Ms Babbit to the guy in the red jacket. The guy in the red hat, black bulky jacket and yellow Gadsden flag tied around his neck, spins around and quickly gets out of the line of fire. We then see the guy in the red jacket and the guy in the short sleeved shirt with gray back pack (notice the black/gray theme here), help Babbitt up into the window.

At 1:24, U.S. Air Force Special Security Airmen Ashli Babbitt, is assassinated.

I am curious about the autopsy, even if one is obtained. The date rape drug GBP or Rohypnol. It relaxes you. In high doses, it can cause trouble controlling your muscles, amnesia, and loss of inhibitions. However, it will never happen, and we may never know. Seeing how she was helped, a physically fit Airman, she wouldn't need any assistance. And then her relaxed collapse backward. I find it all suspect.

DEVELOPING (8.6.2021)

Somehow CHINA was involved in the Ashli Babbitt shooting and/or coverup that began immediately after her murder on January 6, 2021.

E-mails pertaining to Babbitts death, and order to cremate her remains ASAP, have CCP (CHINA) electronic "fingerprints".

Source 1: justthenews.com...
Source 2: gettr.com...

Judicial Watch has filed a legal request for additional documents/communications pertaining to Ashli Babbitt's murder.

August 22, 2021

President Biden's Department of Justice is officially shutting down the investigation of peaceful protestor Ashli Babbitt being shot to death on Jan 6, 2021 at the U.S. Capitol.

Damn this is sad: thefederalist.com...

If former President Trump does not promise, as a re-elected President Trump, to reveal Who shot Ashli Babbitt, and Why, my desire to see him back in the White House again will be ratcheted down, just a bit.

FYI re: The murder of Patriotic American Ashli Babbitt

The identity of the man who murdered Ashli Babbitt in cold blood on January 6, 2021, will be revealed on NBC News on 8.26.2021. This will also be his first public interview.

The police officer who fatally shot a woman participating in the pro-Trump invasion of the U.S. Capitol will reveal his identity for the first time in a televised interview scheduled to air Thursday.

The interview on NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt, scheduled for 6:30 p.m. ET, is set to air three days after the U.S. Capitol Police Department announced that it would not discipline the officer.

The family of the woman, 35-year-old Air Force veteran Ashli Babbitt, has vowed to file a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against the police department and the officer who fired the gun.

Source: www.cnbc.com...

Whoever this guy is, he'd better tell the truth about what happened, because more than 1 video of Ashli's murder exists.

Also, he'd better have a damn good reason for killing an unarmed protestor!

a reply to: carewemust

People make mistakes. Give people guns and they're fatal mistakes.

originally posted by: McGinty
a reply to: carewemust

People make mistakes. Give people guns and they're fatal mistakes.

Monday, Nov 1, 2021

A WaPo investigation indicates Senator Lindsey Graham gave an order for Capitol police to shoot Jan 6th protestors.

Graham - Shoot Them!: www.mediaite.com... son-use-them/

Air Force Veteran/Protestor Ashli Babbitt was shot and killed by Capitol police on that day.

Is there a connection? Is this something the Jan 6th Congressional witch-hunting committee would care about?

-CareWeMust

a reply to: carewemust

What’s the chain of command? Was the officer obliged to follow such orders given by a senator? If so, then of course her command should be investigated; was it necessary and did it lead to the death?

If the officer wasn’t obliged to do as she told him, then it’s down to the officer.

But beyond the legalities, anyone firing a gun at people needs to take responsibility for it. It’s not good enough to say in hindsight ‘I was only following orders!’ History has taught what a repugnant and feeble excuse that is for doing something you know is morally indefensible.

Having said that I’m not about to judge the cop - maybe he genuinely feared for his safety. of course, that’s the point of an investigation.

originally posted by: McGinty
a reply to: carewemust

What’s the chain of command? Was the officer obliged to follow such orders given by a senator? If so, then of course her command should be investigated; was it necessary and did it lead to the death?

If the officer wasn’t obliged to do as she told him, then it’s down to the officer.

But beyond the legalities, anyone firing a gun at people needs to take responsibility for it. It’s not good enough to say in hindsight ‘I was only following orders!’ History has taught what a repugnant and feeble excuse that is for doing something you know is morally indefensible.

Having said that I’m not about to judge the cop - maybe he genuinely feared for his safety. of course, that’s the point of an investigation.

That's why ALEC BALDWIN should also face trial. He pointed a gun at a human being, and pulled the trigger, without checking to see if the gun was not loaded...if that's what he wanted.

Involuntary manslaughter?


Unarmed Ashli Babbitt was murdered in cold-blood for simple trespassing.

BTW... A Veteran's day salute to the family of Ashli Babbitt, American Hero.