Well, howdy there, internet people it spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about the January 6's suspect's alleged motive.

I guess with everything that happened on the 6th, that doesn't really narrow it down, does it?

We're talking about Brian J. Cole, Jr., who is the 30-year-old man from

Virginia, who was picked up last month. Until now, the Department of Justice had avoided detailing

what they believe the suspect's motive was. But now in a filing, we get a pretty good

glimpse, mostly through statements he allegedly gave to DOJ.

While the filing says he admitted to leaving the devices at the RNC and DNC, it also said he, quote,

Denied that his actions were directed toward Congress or related to the proceedings scheduled to take place on January 6th.

The filing also states, quote,

He claimed that when he learned that the devices did not detonate, he was pretty relieved,

and asserted that he placed the devices at night because he did not

want to kill people.

Ever since this happened, there was speculation about the motive and political affiliation

of the suspect.

The filing from Trump's DOJ shed quite a bit of light on that when it said, quote, the defendant has never really been

an openly political person and does not discuss politics often with his family to avoid conflict.

According to the defendant, no one knows his political views, including his family.

The defendant stated that he does not align politically with his family members

and did not tell them that he was going to a protest in support of then-President Trump.

Later in the interview, the defendant explained that after the 2020 election, when it first seemed like

something was wrong, and stuff started happening, he began following the issue closely on

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