I tried reconnecting with my father over the weekend at his sister's funeral services. We have the same name.

My father is a die hard liberal and suffers from extreme TDS. As I became more vocal in conservatism, he called me more names than any single person, such as racist, bigot, redneck, white supremacist, insurrectionist, and more. He's ridiculed me more than any other troll and hater throughout this journey. Our relationship has been severed by this hate. That hate not only drove me away from him but from any democrat party sympathy.

I have forgiven him he knows not what he does, CNN and MSNBC speak his language.

We had a couple of good days. I mean, he's 80, and i still love him. We didn't talk about politics.

However, I posted a tweet with the theme that; its ironic that it takes death in the family to reinvigorate a dead relationship. His wife showed him the tweet and he took offense at me accusing him that he stopped talking to me and his grandchildren after January 6th. Which perhaps is more of a mutual thing than just on him. Listening to hate and name calling isn't a fun phone call.

After reading my tweet, his wife came after me aggressively, said if your dad sees this he wont let you come back 2moro and let you take us to the airport." She wanted me to delete it, so I did. Regardless, I had to defend myself to his wife who called me an insurrectionist and explained that no one on January 6th was charged with insurrection. She accused me of victimizing the whole situation, my response. "I am a victim." I told her half the country thinks I should be punished or killed, and the other half thinks im a hero. her response it's at least 85% who think you're an insurrectionist.

She also commented that my self described "J6 veteran" denotes that day as a war. That term refers to the war we fight every day after. It is the fight against the double standard and hypocrisy of justice and I was fighting the same battle still with our conversation at that very moment. I told her calmly I am not sure where compromise as a family can happen with that sort of mentality.

She thought us getting together and starting anew would be me cowering to their liberal ideas of what J6 was about. Facing the consequences of my actions...

Well, after defending myself she left saying "I'm not dealing with any more of this fvcking bullshit."

Got a call the next morning from my father saying "Don't bother taking us to the airport we've made other arrangements."

The good news they visited their grandchildren for the first time in years.

Perhaps the win, perhaps not. If I'm out of the family picture they can visit the grandkids.

Every conservative has a tale to tell of loss of family and friends, and J6ers have suffered more loss than any. Wives divorcing husbands, husbands divorcing wives. Children disowning parents, parents not talking to their kids. Loss of jobs and livelihood.

The solution lies in faith. God works in mysterious ways.

God Bless the J6ers.


I can't help but think of the one of the Pillars of Communism is to divide the nuclear family.

Tonight, as my Thanksgiving comes to an end, I am overwhelmingly grateful to be in my own bed, instead of the nasty 3 inch plastic thing I was forced to try to rest my weary head on, earlier in the year

I am grateful for the oppression and double standard of justice.

I am grateful for the near bankruptcy I am facing.

I am grateful for the estranged family members and friends and the ostracism of my community urged by state controlled media.

I am grateful for the non-stop train whistles waking me up during the long, cold nights of my incarceration. The shrill nosie that will always bring me back to the blonliness and despair of my cell.

I am grateful for being the first in my state to be sentenced to prison for picketing.

I am grateful I have dealt with all the adversities so that my victory may bear witness to those I might help.

That which doesn't kill you makes you stronger. J6ers are being tempered by fire, and know the true nature of the evils of the CommunSocialist Democrat regime.

I am grateful I am a J6er. I am one of the lucky ones grateful to be in his own bed as so many are being held as political prisoners as I once was.

God Bless the J6ers.
As the CommunSocialist Democrat liberal hate descends on this tweet with attacks that god loving, constitution caring Americans are facing with ever more frequency. I remember it is that hate I want nothing of, yet am grateful for.

Never in history has the political party that jails its political rivals and censors been the good guys.

We are fighting a battle of good vs evil. Communism is Satan's religion, and Communism is here under the familiar name of the Democratic Party.

If you don't think you're under attack like I am, then that's because Satan doesn't think he should waste his time with you.
Now I don't say that to be disrespectful, but find your path and it's not the one of least resistance. The obstacles in my path aren’t obstacles. They are the path.

We can change the nation by changing our back yard. Go seek out your local GOP there are freedom fighters just like me waiting for you. We need your help.

Wragel's 4 steps for fighting the Bolsheviks

1. Understand the Stakes
2. You Can’t Run from What’s Coming
3. You’re All in This Together—Whether You Like It or Not
4. Know What You’re Fighting For

Our Lives, Our Fortunes, Our Sacred Honor

I got this T shirt for donating to Trump Dec. 2020. I wore it to DC on Jan 6th. As it turns out, wearing a political statement on your shirt, in the Capitol is a crime. I also chanted "Stop the Steal." Those 2 together unequivocally was Illegal Picketing. Prison 30 days Full story and legal defense fund.

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11/16/2020 I "Came out" as a Conservative

I don’t know a lot about politics, but I am learning.
Questions I asked a year ago:
•Am I “Republican?” Am I “Democrat?” Am I “Independent?”
•What does “the left” and “the right” mean?
•What does “conservative” and “liberal” mean? Questions I asked 8 months ago:
•What is the Coronavirus?
•How deadly is it?
Questions I asked 6 months ago:
•Why do people hate Trump so much?
•Why does the news have such differing story lines?

1/19 If I had to do it again, I would have never gone…

I traveled to DC on Jan. 6th to see the President of the United States. And, although I voted for Trump I truly didn’t go to see him as much as to see what he was all about. I didn’t go to protest, or cause trouble, 2/19 but to peacefully assemble and watch the President.

Do you know who my favorite President of all time is your honor? You know a little bit about him. Ronald Reagan. I graduated High School in 1984, and I remember “Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall" and Reagan