Forwarded from Daniel Goodwyn
💪 I’m very proud of my mom for all she’s done for all the patriots. Impressive initiative. Incredible compassion. Inhuman energy and effort. She’s always available for J6ers and our families. She’s constantly on the phone or computer working on something for us or writing letters or painting cards for us.
🫡 I’m so proud of my mom for her dedication with each of these massive J6 undertakings.
@PatriotMailProject.
@TheAmericanGulagChronicles.
@J6PatriotNews.
But most of all, as the creator, admin, and “group mom” for the private Telegram chat room support group for J6ers and their families (1/6 Patriots Truth and Light). Everyone in the scene knows she’s legendary.
🤐 Up until my sentencing, I have stayed behind the scenes, not talking with other J6ers lest it violate my release conditions.
🛡️ During that time, by compartmentalizing, I largely shielded myself from the emotional heaviness of closely following closely the tribulations of other J6ers and their families while I focused on my own case and have been doing what I could do to understand and investigate as much as possible about what actually happened on J6, who, what, where, when, etc. and especially publishing the J6 documentaries. I have read articles here and there and seen and heard video interviews and podcasts from time to time, but I haven’t even read the American Gulag Chronicles book she helped put together. I helped work on the book cover design. I didn’t have the mental or emotional bandwidth to also empathize and cope with what has been happening with all of us since J6.
💔 Throughout all of this, every conviction and every sentencing has been very personal for my mom, and I see her heart being broken over and over again for every J6er and their family members each time it happens. Every time I can tell it’s too much to bear. I’m sure it has been like that also for many of you.
🤬 It makes me very angry with the deep state for doing this to us.
🥰 Since my sentencing I have joined the 1/6 Patriots Truth and Light group, and have been starting to get to know the other J6ers and their families. To me there is an instant bond with everyone, and all the more those I have been able to meet in person. I got along well with the J6ers I met in prison, and now during my supervised release, I can’t even stay in touch with them because they’re all felons.
⚔️ It only makes me want to “fight” (not like that, Kevin!) harder, to investigate, to inform Americans about the truth of J6 and the aftermath, and to do whatever I can to awaken and activate patriots and help us get justice (peacefully and patriotically, Kevin!). (When we talk to Kevin, that’s a metonym for the intelligence surveillance agents presumably constantly monitoring all our communications.)
😴 My mom almost never takes a break from the work, the relationships, and prayers. I don’t think David Sumrall gets enough sleep. Same thing. Myself, I try to at least take off weekends unless there’s something time-sensitive to get to, but other than that, I barely ever take a break from the work for J6.
❤️🩹 Now that my sentencing is over, and my release conditions don’t prevent me from communicating with other J6ers, I’m allowing myself to also shift some of my focus and begin to process and experience some of this heartbreak myself in addition to processing the details of J6 itself, yet I imagine this isn’t even close to what those who have been through this for the whole almost 3 years now have been feeling.
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🫡 I’m so proud of my mom for her dedication with each of these massive J6 undertakings.
@PatriotMailProject.
@TheAmericanGulagChronicles.
@J6PatriotNews.
But most of all, as the creator, admin, and “group mom” for the private Telegram chat room support group for J6ers and their families (1/6 Patriots Truth and Light). Everyone in the scene knows she’s legendary.
🤐 Up until my sentencing, I have stayed behind the scenes, not talking with other J6ers lest it violate my release conditions.
🛡️ During that time, by compartmentalizing, I largely shielded myself from the emotional heaviness of closely following closely the tribulations of other J6ers and their families while I focused on my own case and have been doing what I could do to understand and investigate as much as possible about what actually happened on J6, who, what, where, when, etc. and especially publishing the J6 documentaries. I have read articles here and there and seen and heard video interviews and podcasts from time to time, but I haven’t even read the American Gulag Chronicles book she helped put together. I helped work on the book cover design. I didn’t have the mental or emotional bandwidth to also empathize and cope with what has been happening with all of us since J6.
💔 Throughout all of this, every conviction and every sentencing has been very personal for my mom, and I see her heart being broken over and over again for every J6er and their family members each time it happens. Every time I can tell it’s too much to bear. I’m sure it has been like that also for many of you.
🤬 It makes me very angry with the deep state for doing this to us.
🥰 Since my sentencing I have joined the 1/6 Patriots Truth and Light group, and have been starting to get to know the other J6ers and their families. To me there is an instant bond with everyone, and all the more those I have been able to meet in person. I got along well with the J6ers I met in prison, and now during my supervised release, I can’t even stay in touch with them because they’re all felons.
⚔️ It only makes me want to “fight” (not like that, Kevin!) harder, to investigate, to inform Americans about the truth of J6 and the aftermath, and to do whatever I can to awaken and activate patriots and help us get justice (peacefully and patriotically, Kevin!). (When we talk to Kevin, that’s a metonym for the intelligence surveillance agents presumably constantly monitoring all our communications.)
😴 My mom almost never takes a break from the work, the relationships, and prayers. I don’t think David Sumrall gets enough sleep. Same thing. Myself, I try to at least take off weekends unless there’s something time-sensitive to get to, but other than that, I barely ever take a break from the work for J6.
❤️🩹 Now that my sentencing is over, and my release conditions don’t prevent me from communicating with other J6ers, I’m allowing myself to also shift some of my focus and begin to process and experience some of this heartbreak myself in addition to processing the details of J6 itself, yet I imagine this isn’t even close to what those who have been through this for the whole almost 3 years now have been feeling.
This post is alao on Substack, Gab, Truth, Instagram, Threads, 𝕏, and LinkedIn.