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Someone explained to me what the point of having thousands of soldiers fencing, barbed wire,

all these security precautions in DC, turning it into an armed camp around the Capitol.

What's the purpose of all that if we're going to shut down Congress, the United States

Congress will say, sorry, we're too frightened right now.

We're too under threat because of something that someone saw on the internet, law enforcement

sensitive.

That's what they're saying.

Can't tell you what it is.

I know law enforcement sensitive means.

It's whatever somebody who happens to work for a law enforcement agency decides to call

it.

There's really no specific classifying authority or anything else.

It can be very often open source stuff that just happens to catch the attention of individuals

who may be looking for, oh, I don't know a way to please their bosses who are saying,

we got to find some threat reporting here because we've been told by the people who write

the checks that that's what needs to happen.

Now I'm not saying there isn't a threat.

I'm not saying there aren't QAnon crazies who have posted stuff on the internet about how

they're going to storm the Capitol again, but you're going to shut down Congress for

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