FBI Created 3,200 J6 “Playing Cards” to Identify and Surveil Americans who Attended J6 Protests

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The DOD is using the same system to target Trump supporters that they used to target America’s enemies and Saddam’s henchmen in Iraq war.

During the 2003 invasion of Iraq by the United States-led coalition, the United States Department of Defense released a set of playing cards with the names and faces of the most-wanted Iraqi members of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein’s government, including high-ranking members of his Baath Party and family members including his two sons.

The US Department of Defense used these playing cards to identify and capture America’s enemies, the dangerous members of Saddam Hussein’s inner circle.

This was a clever way the DOD thought up to target, capture or kill America’s enemies.

Fast forward to today…

In May 2021, the FBI arrested Eric Douglas Clark, a Marine veteran from Louisville, Kentucky. The FBI spent tens of thousands of dollars in resources to track down, spy on, surveil, and arrest Eric for the crime of walking inside the US Capitol on January 6th and peacefully leaving the US Capitol minutes later. Eric told The Gateway Pundit he saw no violence that day the entire time he was inside the US Capitol.

During our discussion, Eric Clark dropped a bomb that left us stunned.

Eric Clark, who has had access to the original 14,000 hours of government footage from January 6, told us about the clandestine system the government is using to identify the Americans who innocently walked into the US Capitol on January 6th — Government playing cards!

According to Eric, the FBI has created approximately 3,200 “playing cards” to identify and target the enemies of the regime.

By Jim Hoft

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