involved in that conversation. so that means somebody s cooperating, providing that information. now that you have these very serious charges hanging over the heads of these 11 defendants, the pressure is on them to cooperate as well. so we ll see who comes in and knocks on the government s door next, and that s what could take you up the chain another link. there s another oath keeper charged today. his name is thomas caldwell. this is him on january 6th. every single [ bleep ] in there is a traitor. every single one. look, the indictment includes a message he sent to his contacts four days before the insurrection, and this is a quote. i can t believe i just thought of this. how many people in the militia or not who are still supportive of our efforts to save the republic have a boat on a trailer that could handle a potomac crossing? if we had someone standing by at
tactics that were discussed on these group chats, they brought shotguns and scopes, magazines, sight, optics, ar platforms, rifles, firearms, night vision devices, a boat that could handle a potomac crossing. they said we could have our team with the heavy weapons standing by, quickly load them and ferry them across the river. this was not a casual conspiracy. it sounded like an active military plan. it was an active military plan. and believe me, i ve been monitoring the internal communications of these groups since this time last year, well before the insurrection. and, you know, when i wrote my last book on this, one of the things that i found very, very early on, what it wasn t just the oath keepers that were planning to be seditious. you re going to find out in subsequent indictments i m certain, the proud boys, the oath keepers and the three percent militias had multiple meetings about this. they started getting people ready in late october, early november, sending them to
every single one! the indictment includes a message i can t believe i just thought of this, how many people in the militia or not who are still supportive of our efforts to save the republic have a boat on a trailer that could handle a potomac crossing if we had somebody standing by the dock ramp, we could have our quick response team with the heavy weapons standing by, quickly load them and ferry them across the river to our waiting arles, if it all went to shit, our guy loads our weps and blue ridge militia weps and ferris them across. wow. as bad as january 6th was, it could have been worse. a lot worse. some of this is so ridiculous. is this why people are
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Annie Gordon WashingtonOn May 25, 1855, Washington underwent a conversion experience at the African Baptist Church in Fredericksburg, and was baptized in the Rappahannock River on June 13, 1856, by the Reverend William F. Broaddus, of the Fredericksburg Baptist Church.
On January 3, 1862, Washington married Annie E. Gordon, a free black woman he had courted since the spring of 1853. They had six sons, one of whom died in infancy.
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On January 1, 1859, Catherine Taliaferro hired out John Washington to her neighbor William T. Hart. A year later, on January 1, 1860, Washington was sent to labor six days a week in the Alexander and Gibbs tobacco factory in Fredericksburg. On January 1, 1861, Washington went to work at a restaurant in Richmond owned by the Greek immigrant Speredone Zetelle. After about six months, Zetelle sold the establishment to a German immigrant, Casper Wendlinger. Washington described both masters as “low, mean and course” men who “treated their Ser