Democrat-ruled "Jan. 6 Select Committee" encrypted 115 critical files, then deleted all just days before Republicans took the House majority

100 of those have now been recovered, but in encrypted form.  Democrat chair of J6:  "Passwords?  We don't know 'bout no encryption.  Ask someone else."  Dem chair of J6: "We haz complied wif every House rule!"
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Suppose you run a company, and your chief financial officer encrypts official company files.  What does that tell ya about that person's transparency, eh?

Think they're being open, transparent, or do ya think they're trying to keep secrets?

Unless you're a child or a moron or a Democrat the answer is obvious.

Now, when the auditors are coming to visit, and the day before they arrive the same employee deletes all those encrypted files, what does that tell ya?

Think the CFO is honest--or do ya think he's trying to keep you and the auditors from learning something he doesn't want anyone to know?

Again the answer should be obvious.

Now pay attention: In the 2022 mid-term elections the GOP won a razor-thin majority in the House. Last January all House members were sworn in and seated, the GOP started trying to figure out a ton of answers.  

Last August--seven months after being seated--House Republicans finally discovered that hundreds of files assembled by the Democrat-ruled committee "investigating the events at the Capitol on January 6, 2021," were somehow missing.  Those files included videos, recordings of interviews and depositions and other items.

It was suggested that the reason the files were missing was that the House J6 committee might have destroyed them after it issued its hair-on-fire report and disbanded in December 2022.  As you might have guesses, House rules require that all House records be preserved.  

Of course as we all know by now, Democrats laugh or sneer at rules, since they know no one will ever punish THEM for breaking any.  And the chair of the J6 committee, Rep. Bennie Thompson, bleated that "the rules of the House have been followed."

For the reading-challenged this means Thompson is implying that the records have been preserved, per House rules.  We clear on that?

So where the hell are those files, eh?  

House Republicans have just learned that the Democrats who ran the committee "investigating" the events of Jan.6 a) encrypted 115 files; and b) a day or two before the GOP was installed with their thin majority in the House, all 115 files were "mysteriously" deleted.

That tell ya anything, sparky?

Now the chair of the House GOP team investigating the disappearance (Barry Loudermilk) says 100 of the 115 encrypted files the Democrats "deleted" have been recovered, and that the GOP has demanded that Democrats provide the passwords to enable the files to be unencrypted.

Loudermilk alleges that a team of experts found that 115 files had been encrypted, and then that on January 1 of last year--just days before the Republicans officially took a razor-thin majority control in the House--all 115 encrypted files and two unencrypted ones were "mysteriously deleted."

The files are believe to contain interviews and depositions that could contradict what the Democrats' have claimed about events on that day.

Now, a rational person would think that an honest investigation of what the Democrats have repeatedly bleated and wailed is "the greatest threat to our precious democracy in our history" would carefully preserve every bit of information, deposition testimony and videos, as required by House rules, so historians could know what really happened on J6.  But the Democrats deliberately encrypted 115 of the crucial files, and then tried to delete all of 'em.
 
Now why do you suppose "someone" would encrypt 115 crucial files of testimony and then delete 'em, eh?  It's almost like they're covering something up.

So far over 1,200 people have been charged for J6, some of whom never even went in the Capitol building.  Some have been sentenced to as long as 22 years in prison, for doing essentially nothing.  The Democrats have tried to justify those outrageously long sentences on the grounds that this was a real threat to "our precious Democracy."  

That bleat was horseshit.

Many Republicans claim the Democrat-run committee "investigating" the events of Jan.6 was trying to reach a pre-determined conclusion to damage president Trump.

SO...where are we now?  Well, as noted above the Democrat who chaired House J6 committee is Bennie Thompson, and that the GOP has demanded that Thompson and Pelosi turn over the passwords to allow the crucial files to be unencrypted.

So...anyone wanna bet on whether the Dems comply?  Hell no they won't.  Every ***damn one of 'em will claim they either never knew or have forgotten.  And if the latter, no one can prove they're lying.  Care to bet?

These bastards laugh at so-called "rules."  They know they can break any rule with no punishment.  They know rules are for "little people" and Rethuglicans.  For them it's "Whatever we claim at this moment in time is duh law, an' if we decides that rule is keepin' us from doin' what we wanna do, we'll jus' claim dat 'rule' haz a exception no one knew about til just this moment, dat lets us do eggzackly whut we wanted to all along!"

Without the passwords, unencrypting the files will be almost impossible.  And if by amazing good luck some of the files are decrypted, and show numerous witnesses contradicting the public bleats of the Dems on the committee (and fake repub Liz Cheney), the Dems will claim the reconstruction can't be trusted.

Again: would any of my Democrat friends care to bet?

Now for the topper: Suppose the roles were reversed, and Republicans hold hearings on the brazen corruption of the entire biden family.  And suppose the GOP committee  did exactly what the Dems have done: encrypt 115 key files, and then delete 'em.  And the Dems win control of the House and demand the passwords, but the GOP claims they didn't ever know.  How many months would the Mainstream Media scream about this outrage, eh?  

Source.

https://www.presidentialprayerteam.org/2024/01/22/forensic-investigators-recover-deleted-j6-files/