A year later: A date living in infamy that we’re still coming to grips with

The Q nuts on Telegram are having a field day over the release of The 355, the new movie starring Jessica Chastain, because 355 is also an obscure interstate commerce legal code and my head is spinning trying to make sense of…whatever this is pic.twitter.com/FU3ozaK2oD

— Irma Kostroski (@ejdickson) January 5, 2022

One year ago today, Ron Watkins, Lin Wood and Q-influencer Neon Revolt would collaborate on a hype building exercise ahead of 1/6 with the goal of convincing their 1.6 mil (combined) followers that Mike Pence should be arrested. https://t.co/6ctAonOs43

— trapezoid of discovery (@get_innocuous) January 5, 2022

Looking at Ron's tweets in late Dec/early Jan are particularly interesting now that we've seen the "Strategic Communications Plan" memo that called for tapping social media influencers (including Ron specifically) to call for Congress to block the certification. pic.twitter.com/3hKxqvPKLX

— trapezoid of discovery (@get_innocuous) January 5, 2022

NEW 93-page Maricopa County report rejects Cyber Ninjas’ inflammatory allegations. Theme: ‘They had no idea what they were doing.’ https://t.co/WmNYnrk9IU

— Brahm Resnik (@brahmresnik) January 5, 2022

New from me:

'He has an army, he just won't use it': A year after January 6, extremist forums that pushed for the attack remain violent, but struggle to organizehttps://t.co/IMJgIud4P6

— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) January 5, 2022

My Jan. 6 experience was very different from that of most other Hill reporters. I was in Georgia covering the Senate runoffs.

On Jan. 4, Trump held a rally in NW Georgia for Loeffler & Perdue.

This was the WiFi password for press. I will never forget it.

(The WiFi didn’t work) pic.twitter.com/AYLm0on69R

— Andrew Desiderio (@AndrewDesiderio) January 6, 2022