Insurrection Detection

     Evil thrives in darkness. With the Liberty Valley project and the help of my confidential informants from the great state of Ohio, I am working to shine light unto this darkness. The Liberty Valley Church in Ohio has been the subject of numerous exposés in the past few weeks. I've highlighted its ties to a January 6th defendant who blames Jews for all the world's problems, its history of affiliating with the Proud Boys, and the naked partisan politics it has engaged in. Now, I believe this last point could land this "church" in some trouble.       Insurrection Detection has filed a tax complaint against the Liberty Valley Church and Pastor Jeff Tauring using a Form 13909 sent to the FBI. The complaint section of the form reads as follows:       "The Liberty Valley Church is attended by numerous January 6th defendants and their affiliates, and it has worked to pursue a political agenda. After the conviction of Donald Trump on 34 f...

       Clayton Norris never thought he'd see charges for his violent actions on January 6th. Thanks to the Department of Justice, he was proven wrong, and, thanks to the work of a confidential informant who has allowed me to focus attention on domestic extremists across Northeast Ohio, his bigotry will come to light.       In May 2024, he was arrested on a felony charge of civil disorder and several related misdemeanors for his violent actions that day. Warrants for his Facebook page revealed a wealth of information. Norris knew why Congress was meeting on January 6th, saying he and his co-defendants had no choice but to "riot." Norris planned with other insurrectionists to bring hornet spray, bear spray, and Raid, weapons that would be used to assault hundreds of law enforcement officers on January 6th. Norris arrived at the Capitol before 1 PM, taunting and berating law enforcement with a bullhorn and urging them to "send those motherfuckers ou...

     Couy Griffin is a name that won't ring a bell for most Americans, and the role he physically played in the events of January 6th is relatively minor. However, the role he played in how the story of the insurrection will be told can't be overstated. Griffin was only the second January 6th defendant to go on trial, the first on misdemeanor offenses alone, and the first to go on trial before a judge.      Griffin got the luck of having his case assigned to Judge Trevor McFadden, who is notoriously sympathetic toward January 6th defendants. At trial, McFadden asked an asinine hypothetical question: if he had just entered restricted Capitol grounds to retrieve a hat he had dropped, would he still have been charged? The only response prosecutors could give to the question was to say that he was charged with a lot more than that. Griffin, a member of the Otero County, New Mexico Commission and the founder of "Cowboys for Trump," climbed a barricade to get to ...