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KevinMNelsonUSA
Posted - January 6, 2023 at 2:29 AM
Saved - August 14, 2025 at 5:05 PM
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The conversation recounts a personal experience from January 6, 2021, detailing the journey to Washington, D.C. for the Save America March. The narrator describes arriving early, exploring landmarks, and observing the growing crowd united for a peaceful purpose. They highlight interactions, the anticipation for speeches, and the atmosphere before the march to the Capitol. As events escalated, the narrator sensed something was amiss and later reflected on how the narrative of the day shifted, emphasizing the peaceful nature of the gathering despite the ensuing chaos.

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

🧵 Thread. J6: Inside DC, Outside the Capitol 1.After deciding weeks before to attend The Save America March, it was about this time 2 years ago that I hit the road, headed to DC from MA. Due to Baker’s Covid curfew, it was important to make sure I was well into CT before 10pm.

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

2. About 7 hours later, shortly after 4am, I arrived in DC. After finding the parking garage, I had 3 priorities: 1. Find a bathroom 2. Figure out which direction I was supposed to go to attend the rally/ march. 3. Get some photos of DC landmarks along the way. https://t.co/X60R4grbSJ

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

3. Capitol Building, Jefferson Library, SCOTUS Building 4:26-4:57am 1/6/21 https://t.co/xJu3xmPAfY

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

4. Trump Bus, White House(?), Washington Monument 4:33-6:18am 1/6/2021 *Coming up: My photos at daylight; The enormous crowd starts to gather. Stay tuned for more on the J6 two year anniversary, and my time in DC… https://t.co/zfnvqTF30M

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

5.I found a small breakfast diner, run by an Asian couple, who were gracious enough to let me use their bathroom- downstairs in what appeared to be an abandoned poker room. Wooden door that had to be held closed with my foot, but relief at last. Then, sunrise on DC 7:31-8:10am https://t.co/wIA86J9ohr

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

6. What started as a line behind the monument, was now pushing deeper into the field between the monument and the street, across from which was the White House and the staging area where speakers would address the crowd. 8:18-8:25am https://t.co/xkXqIfhKf7

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

7. It was a chilly day, standing for hours, Standing for Freedom and Justice. I listened to the conversations all around me; many talking about how they traveled from all over the country, some by car, others by plane. All United in one peaceful purpose. Photos 8:25-8:26am https://t.co/Uoar6vkyw5

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

8. Anticipation builds as the crowd grows larger. At this point, I was still wondering if the line would make it across the street, allowing us to get closer to the stage. Eventually, the line just stopped, so everyone fanned out on the field to get the best view possible. 8:51am https://t.co/To3g19XxPv

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

9. The sea of people continues to swell. Photos/video 8:52am- 9:23am https://t.co/gcKv36twVs

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

10. As some music continues to play from across the street, there wasn’t a whole lot to do besides “people watching”; partly just from curiosity, but also as a matter of personal security. Remember, 6 months earlier was the height of the BLM/ANTIFA riots. Watch your 6. 9:38am https://t.co/vqKtjvRKoV

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

11. The crowd at 10:11am. Coming up: Madison Cawthorn takes the stage at 10:41am J6 2021 https://t.co/hQNMFD4VuR

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

12. Madison Cawthorn addresses the crowd at 10:41am Video: crowd at 10:46am https://t.co/sgSHu9WhUF

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

13. A little more than an hour before the then, still-President of the United States, Donald J Trump, would address the crowd, a video that many have likely seen by now plays on the big screen. 10:57am https://t.co/EPDHMfyBL9

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

14. The crowd awaits President Trump’s speech, photos: 11:15am https://t.co/WS6gv1y7eM

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

15. Trump appears for his speech, after which, as planned, we would march to the Capitol to stand outside and be heard. Marching was not spontaneous; streets were blocked off specifically for this part of the day. Video at 11:57am, 12:01pm https://t.co/SEclohXmfa

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

16. Go peacefully and patriotically, and be heard. 1:23pm, and well on our way. The most satisfying part was chanting “do your job” as we passed the DOJ building. https://t.co/zDXjfML1WP

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

17. 1:23-1:42pm 19 minutes and still on the way. https://t.co/sfJTnwRqxe

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

18. 1:42-1:56pm The Capitol now in sight… https://t.co/bevaeRNiMi

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

19. 2:06pm-2:07 The crowd pushes closer to the building. Upon arrival, no barriers, no CP. Not long after, CP launched smoke bombs that smelled like Party fog, indiscriminately into the crowd from the balcony. Something literally “didn’t smell right”. Something was “off”. https://t.co/lF6fZjboDL

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

20. In the course of the next few minutes, I was deeper into the crowd. A female CP set off a smoke bomb from the balcony and then proceeded to act as if “shot”. I turned to the person next to me and said “see that, we’re being played” or something to that effect. https://t.co/85TM9f0d7E

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

21. By 2:26pm I had been the closest I was going to go, still discerning this was going south in orchestrated fashion. I was one of many berated by Uncle Sam on a bullhorn (4th photo) yelling at us for impeding progress by going the other way. He’s as guilty as Epps, IMO. https://t.co/bNQvV6MZZb

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

22. Within minutes of deciding to head back, away from the building, I got enough reception to check voicemail. My mother had called to inform me she heard NG was being called, and a curfew was being set. I spent the next few minutes getting more photos and videos. https://t.co/PoVGQ3T71T

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

23. As you’ll see, the crowd was still making their way to the Capitol, while others stood in the street, singing, praying, reciting the Pledge of Allegiance. Phone reception was horrible. Most likely had no idea what was going on. In fact, I was unaware that anyone had gone in. https://t.co/ji6JGJ9AQG

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

24. Young and old, black and white, the diverse crowd still growing. It was now almost 3pm. I would spend about another 20 minutes taking photos and videos. Before finally leaving DC in the rearview mirror. (Watch out for those scary singing children in video 2. jk 🤦🏻‍♂️) https://t.co/jurPzP5Axg

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For revival. I dreamt it. This is the hour we call forth revival. You say you can change the heart of the king as you're changing the direction of a river, and we give you the heart of president Trump. Do with it as you please, Lord. We thank you, Lord, that he is a Cyrus in this hour. He is a Caleb Joshua in this hour that is not afraid to face the giants and take the promised land. Send us because we're not staying at home. I don't know about you, but I don't wanna be the disciple in the pope that stayed behind. I wanna walk on water, and if I fall, I fall. And if queen Esther said, if I die, I die, so will I. Hallelujah. Is there anyone who's with me in agreement? Amen. Amen.
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Speaker 0: For revival. I dreamt it. And I thank you, Lord, that this is the hour. This is the time we call forth revival. We thank you, Lord. You say you can change the heart of the king as you're changing the direction of a river. And, father, we give you the heart of president Trump. Do with it as you please, Lord. We thank you, Lord, that he is a Cyrus in this hour. He is a Caleb Joshua in this hour that is not afraid to face the giants and take the promised land. And here we are, Lord. Send us because we're not staying at home. I don't know about you, but I don't wanna be the disciple in the pope that stayed behind. I wanna walk on water, and if I fall, I fall. And if queen Esther said, if I die, I die, so will I. Hallelujah. Is there anyone who's with me in agreement? Amen. Amen.

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

25. 2:57-3:05pm One last look around. I came, I saw, I stood. It wasn’t until the ride home that I learned that some had gone inside, and that hundreds of thousands of us were now deemed the enemy, as if instantly washing away 11 hrs of a beautiful show of patriotism and unity. https://t.co/mpYPXITEhL

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

26. That night, and the days that followed, I began to post about the day, trying desperately to explain to those who weren’t there that they were only getting one ugly and edited part of the story. Had we all been there for what they claim, there never would have been a vote. https://t.co/ukcrSmR4Iy

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

27. No matter what came out, some chose to ignore first hand accounts like mine, because there was No violence or destruction in my story. It’s just easier label all of us extremists to push an agenda, without noting how massive, patriotic, and historic the gathering was. END. https://t.co/VfGnEm0o8S

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

I’m going to make this J6 Thread my pinned Tweet, but my offer to pray for You, which has been my pinned Tweet, still stands. Any time, for any reason. 👇

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

Hey You. Do you need/want prayer for something? No matter how simple/complex your need- Peace, Provision, Recovery, Restoration, Joy, Health, Relationships, Employment… If so, just leave a comment and I’ll pray for you. 🚫DM🚫Mocking🚫Nasty ✝️#IAmAChristian #BelieveForIt

KevinMNelsonUSA
Posted - March 13, 2025 at 5:05 PM
Saved - March 14, 2025 at 1:47 AM
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I believe Spicer v. Biden was a pivotal case concerning the President's power to terminate executive branch employees. The plaintiffs anticipated a loss, yet the Supreme Court ruled that the President, in this case Biden, has the authority to fire anyone at will. However, as we look ahead to 2025, it seems federal judges are disregarding this precedent regarding Trump's terminations in various agencies. I find it troubling that this kind of judicial activism is being allowed to persist in light of the Spicer v. Biden decision.

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

Spicer v. Biden was the most ingenious and consequential case regarding Presidential authority to terminate employees of the executive branch. A strategic case that the plaintiffs knew they would ultimately lose, resulted in SCOTUS deciding that the President (Biden at the time) had unlimited authority to fire anyone he wanted. Fast forward to 2025, and federal judges are blatantly ignoring this precedent in regard to Trump’s terminations at various agencies. There is no way this judicial activism should stand in light of Spicer v. Biden.

KevinMNelsonUSA
Posted - February 26, 2025 at 1:40 PM
Saved - March 3, 2025 at 11:55 PM

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

BILLIONS have now been spent. The Ukraine flag emoji is now the international symbol for “I’ll believe anything MSM tells me”, quickly replacing “masks save lives” on the gullibility index, literally overnight. One of the best summaries I’ve seen to date, in under 5 minutes.

@WojPawelczyk - Wojciech Pawelczyk

Professor Jeffrey Sachs explains in detail how the US forced Russia to invade Ukraine https://t.co/4W45babdkW

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Putin's intention in the war wasn't to take over Ukraine, but to keep NATO, meaning the United States, off Russia's border. After the Soviet Union's end in 1991, an agreement stated NATO wouldn't move eastward, but the US decided to expand NATO eastward, formally deciding in 1994 to include Ukraine and Georgia. NATO enlargement began in 1999, upsetting Russia. By 2008, the US pushed for NATO expansion to Ukraine and Georgia, which Russia protested, drawing a parallel to a hypothetical military base on the US border. In 2014, the US actively worked to overthrow Yanukovych. Putin's intention was to force Zelensky to negotiate neutrality, which initially occurred, but Ukraine withdrew from the agreement, reportedly due to US influence. The US aimed to isolate Russia by controlling the Black Sea, viewing it as a proxy war, while the consequences included significant Ukrainian casualties.
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Speaker 0: Jeffrey Sachs is about to give a talk here in the European Parliament. What was Putin's intention in the war? Not the propaganda that's written about this. Oh, that they failed and he was gonna take over Ukraine. The idea was to keep NATO, and what is NATO? It's The United States, off of Russia's border. No more, no less. When the Soviet Union ended in 1991 and an agreement was made that NATO will not move one inch eastward. Now, what happened after 1991, the United States decided there would be no end to eastward enlargement of NATO. And the decision was taken formally in 1994 when President Clinton signed off on NATO enlargement to the East, all the way to Ukraine and into Georgia. So the NATO enlargement, as you know, started in 1999 with Hungary, Poland, and the Czech Republic, and Russia was extremely unhappy about it. But these were countries still far from the border. So the next round of NATO enlargement came in 02/2004 with the three Baltic states, Romania, Bulgaria, Slovenia, and Slovakia. At this point, Russia was pretty damn upset. So as everybody recalls, in 02/2007, president Putin said, stop. Enough. And, of course, what that meant was in 02/2008, the United States jammed down Europe's throat enlargement of NATO to Ukraine and to Georgia. This is right up against Russia. And Russia protested because if Russia decided to have a military base on the Rio Grande or the Canadian border, not only would The United States freak out, we'd have war within about ten minutes. And a month later, a war broke out. That gets Georgia destroyed. And starting in 02/2010, the US put in Aegis missile systems in Poland and then in Romania. And Russia doesn't like that. In 02/2010, Viktor Yanukovych was elected on the platform of neutrality. Russia had no territorial interests or designs in Ukraine at all. What Russia was negotiating was a twenty five year lease for Sevastopol naval base. That's it. Not for Crimea, not for the Donbas, nothing. In 02/2014, the US worked actively to overthrow Yanukovych. Everybody knows the phone call by my Columbia University colleague, Victoria Nuland, and The US Ambassador, Peter Piatt. Listen to it. It's fascinating. Speaker 1: I don't think cleats should go into the government. Necessary. I don't think it's a good idea. I think Yatz is the guy who's got the economic experience, the governing experience, and, you know, fuck the EU. Speaker 0: No. Exactly. And I think we've got to do something to make You don't get better evidence. Then came especially Minsk too. It said there should be autonomy for the Russian speaking regions in the East Of Ukraine. It was supported unanimously by the UN Security Council. The United States and Ukraine decided it was not to be enforced. There were many thousands of deaths in the shelling by Ukraine in the Donbas. And one of the issues on the table in December 2021, January '20 '20 '2 was, does The United States claim the right to put missile systems in Ukraine? And Blinken told Lavrov in January 2022, the United States reserves the right to put missile systems wherever it wants. So the war started. What was Putin's intention in the war? It was to force Zelensky to negotiate. Neutrality. And that happened within seven days of the start of the invasion. Ukraine walked away unilaterally from a near agreement. Why? Because The United States told them to. The idea was that there would be Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey, and Georgia that would deprive Russia of any international status by blocking the Black Sea. And the American senators who are as nasty and cynical and corrupt as imaginable say, this is wonderful expenditure of our money because no Americans are dying. It's the pure proxy war. And since The US talked the negotiators away from the table, about a million Ukrainians have died or been severely wounded.
CollinRugg
Posted - November 7, 2023 at 12:22 AM
Saved - November 7, 2023 at 11:40 AM
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Donald Trump presented a paper in court to clear himself of wrongdoing in a fraud case, but the judge refused to let him read it. Trump argued that a disclaimer clause protected him from inaccuracies. Some Twitter users criticized the court proceedings, suggesting they aimed to influence voters. Others mentioned alleged irregularities in the election. One user mentioned the significance of bellwether states in verifying election results.

@CollinRugg - Collin Rugg

REPORT: Donald Trump reportedly pulled out a piece of paper from his suit jacket in court, claiming it would clear him of all wrongdoing in the $250M fraud case. Left-wing Judge Arthur Engoron refused to let him read it. The paper in question reportedly was a disclaimer clause relating to a financial statement that AG Letitia James is using to go after him. "I would love to read this, Your Honor, if I could?" Trump reportedly asked the judge. "Not at this point, not at this point," Engoron replied. "I’m shocked," Trump shot back. The disclaimer clause, according to Trump, meant that he wasn't liable for any inaccuracies on the documents. "I think that the statements of financial conditions were very good, were actually somewhat conservative, and they were totally protected, and so was I, by the disclaimer clause," Trump argued. Kangaroo Court.

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The speaker believes the case is a scam and should be dismissed immediately. They claim that the court is the fraudster and made references to undervalued assets. They express frustration with the lengthy process and compare it to the urgent issues happening in the world. The speaker highlights the lack of credibility of the star witness and asserts that everything they did was right. They find it disgraceful to be sued while there are more pressing problems in the country. The speaker mentions negative public sentiment towards the situation and concludes that it is a sad day for America.
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Speaker 0: I think it went very well. I think you were there, and you listened, and you see what a scam this is. This is a case that you have never been brought. It's a case that should be dismissed immediately. The fraud was on behalf of the court. The court was, the fraudster in this case. They made references to assets that were very valuable. And they said, they had no idea. They had no idea what the numbers were when they said $18,000,000 for Marlava, and it's 50 to a 100 times that amount of any estimation. It's a terrible thing that's happened here. We're taking days and days and weeks weeks, and it goes on. And then you look at the outside world and what's happening, but, of course, they're getting the wish because that I don't have to be here for the most part, but I certainly do have to be here because I wanna be here. This is a scam, and this is a case that have never been brought, and it's a case that now should be dismissed. Everybody saw what happened today. Everybody saw what happened with their star witness who admitted that. I never told him what he originally said I did. He admitted that he lied, and he has absolutely no credibility whatsoever. That's their only witness. That's their only witness. And I think you saw what I had to say today, and it was very inclusive. Everything we did was absolutely right. To think that we're being sued and spending all this time and money and yet people being killed all over the world that this country to stop. With inflation and all of the other problems that this country has, I think it's a disgrace. And when you look at the numbers, the phone numbers that came out today from The New York Times and CBS, I'm sure The Times was not too happy. That people are sick and tired of what's happening. This is a sad I think it's a very sad day for America.

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@CollinRugg Absolute kangaroo court. The goal is not conviction. The goal is to influence voters. Election interference.

@CollinRugg - Collin Rugg

@followed_ByBots It's not ironic that Trump got hit with countless different felony charges and civil suits all at the same time.

@KevinMNelsonUSA - Kevin M. Nelson

@CollinRugg @followed_ByBots Almost as simultaneous as 5 states “randomly” stopping the vote count late at night when Trump was ahead.

@HTop75 - Ms.Adams

@KevinMNelsonUSA @CollinRugg @followed_ByBots The Bellwether state exist as a confirmation of a clean election. Biden only Won one bellwether state. The Founders were very diligent about verifying.

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