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The Department of Defense is preparing to defend Joe Biden against terrorist acts when he takes office.
Secretary of the Army Ryan McCarthy passed an expanded background check on the military set to protect the installation ceremony.
To make sure they don’t sympathize with terrorists.
A transcript of a conversation between House Member Jason Crow and US Secretary of the Army Ryan McCarthy raises concerns about plans for an assassination attempt on incoming President Joe Biden.
It appears that the Defense Ministry is aware of the threats to the installation ceremony where Joe Biden will assume the presidency. The threats should be directed at the ceremony itself, but according to the transcript, there are concerns about events planned to take place in the days before.
In conversation, it is described as a national terrorist threat.
The Defense Ministry claims that the military is cooperating with local and federal authorities to prevent the threat, according to the transcript of the conversation.
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The assault on the Capitol.
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Police have drawn weapons as stormtroopers try to enter the house.
During the course of the conversation, Democrat Jason Crow calls for more background checks on the military deployed to defend the Capitol and the installation ceremony against attacks. According to Crow, the reason is to ensure that the military “does not sympathize with national terrorists.”
A request that the army minister during the call approves.
Crow and McCarthy also discussed how efforts to defend Washington DC should be designed, how large troops they think are needed, and what units should be in place. Information that is not published in the transcript for the sake of the security of the operation.
Washington DC Mayor Muriel Bowser has also called for more efforts to defend the January 20 installation ceremony. In a letter to the Department of Homeland Security, he called for security arrangements in the city to be extended, CNN reports.
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The National Guard outside the Capitol overnight after the storm.
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The person wore cable ties around the house.
Bowser wants to extend the period from the current January 19 to 21 until it starts tomorrow, Monday and is valid until January 24.
“We are convinced that the 59th presidential inauguration on January 20 will require a very different preparation than the previous facilities given the chaos, damage and death that befell the Capitol during the riot,” the mayor wrote, reports CNN.
The assault on the Capitol has currently led to the launch of 25 terrorist investigations, according to Ryan McCarthy.
He also claims they suspect they “averted an even bigger disaster” by a small margin than the storm. In support of the thesis, the seized is listed:
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Bombing
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Molotov cocktails
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Rifle
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Threats to the installation ceremony have also been a contributing factor to the permanent shutdown of President Donald Trump’s Twitter account @realdonaldtrump.
Twitter analysis of the president’s tweets and how they were interpreted by others resulted in it being considered “too dangerous” to allow Trump to continue tweeting. Trump’s latest tweet was the one in which he announced that he will not attend the installation ceremony where Joe Biden will assume the presidency.
In some camps, and by Twitter security analysts, the outgoing president has been interpreted as knowingly or unknowingly giving his supporters the green light to attack.
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People crouch when assailants try to enter the House of Representatives.
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