January 6 Insider Trading

Richard Barnett found guilty of 8 federal crimes.

January 6 had a communication strategy: the what when and how. It was not a small event where Tim Tafferty announces he will run for Congress after his departed father who had the seat for 20 years. A crime was committed at, on, and against the Capitol.

Prisoners look forward to going home but dread inevitable unemployment, because most places do not hire people with a criminal record. Storming the Capitol Building on 6 January 2021. That rule should also apply to Trump supporters found guilty of attempting to overthrow the American government causing loss of lives, damage to property and bringing America into disrepute.

Whatever political stripes on your shoulder, 6 January was use of force on a building which is for all intents and purposes, a legal entity. Not only that, the intention was to do grievous bodily harm to people inside and take over the government illegally. It is a crime.

Therefore if found guilty, the 6 January perpetrators should do time.  When they are released from prison, they must not get jobs in all levels of government, because they tried to overthrow it.

Corporate America uses the same logic. They don’t hire ex-cons because they say they fear for their businesses and workers. Trump supporters include under currents that made 6 January possible: insider trading. Wall Street gamblers get fat on critical information they are entrusted with. Same with people who work inside that government building.

There was insider trading, which gave Trump supporters information about the building layout to such an extent that Richard Barnett put his feet on Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s desk.

The insider traders are accomplices and should not get government jobs after serving time. They should be treated like ‘common criminals’ that go back to crime because most businesses don’t trust them with a job.

By: Nonqaba waka Msimang.