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Positive news seems rare when it comes to January 6th, but sometimes the good guys win one against tyranny. That’s exactly what happened to “#WalkAway” founder Brandon Straka. He’s been under relentless pursuit and harassment for his non-violent, lawful presence at the January 6th event. Things escalated to the point where he was wrongfully sued in civil court by “black and brown” Capitol police officers. They blamed Brandon for the injuries and “exhaustion” they experienced, despite the fact that he was not at all involved in the day’s chaos. But here’s the great news: after all the stress, financial burden, and strain, Brandon has emerged victorious. The case against him has been dismissed, allowing him once again the ability to “#WalkAway” from the evil Democrats.

Here’s what Brandon said in his post on X celebrating his victory:

🚨VICTORY!!!🚨
I have WON the J6 civil case against me by the corrupt, lying, leftist Soros-funded DC nonprofit lawfirm Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law (@LawyersComm).

Over 2 years ago I was served in a civil lawsuit by 8 black and brown Capitol Police officers whom I’ve never met, had no contact with on J6, and whom I was not even within proximity of.

They sued me under the KKK Act, alleging that I engaged in a white supremacist attack on black and brown police officers, that I caused their “injuries” (which included being pepper sprayed, and becoming “exhausted”) and conspired to encroach on their civil rights.

Almost every detail and allegation against me was a lie. In fact I’ll say: a KNOWN lie.

Knowing that I committed no violence on J6, and didn’t encourage anybody else to either, this lawsuit alleged that I “violently” breached the barricades of the Capitol and proceeding to attack police officers- including the plaintiffs.

The case entered discovery, where we gathered evidence that conclusively showed that none of these officers were even on the side of the building I was on during my brief time on Capitol grounds. One of the plaintiffs was in Maryland at the time I was there.

This case cost me well into 6 figures to defend, and hundreds and hundreds of hours of my time- which is, of course, the whole point.

The left has weaponized our legal system, turning Democrat majority districts into a playground where they can abuse the process to harm those who get in the way of their political agendas.

But this case was even too preposterous for the DC courts, and after years of fighting-

I have won.

This is a much needed victory for truth, for decency, and for even a shred of restoration of our faith that justice still exists within corners of our legal system.

I thank you all who helped support me through this battle. Your support got me through- and my victory is your victory.

Please share this victory with everyone you know, and God bless you all.

In addition, the Supreme Court is poised to upend over 300 felony J6 convictions, and possibly obliterate Jack Smith’ case.

Revolver recently covered this encouraging story.

Well, this is the day that January 6 political prisoners have been waiting for—the day the United States Supreme Court announced it could wipe out over 300 felony convictions with one fair and constitutional ruling on the 1512(c)(2) charge. As with everything related to January 6th, this charge is convoluted, overly complicated, and a “backdoor” way for the regime to secure convictions against non-violent Americans. And don’t forget, Jack Smith’s J6 case against President Trump hinges on this ruling as well.

Former Trump attorney William Scarf shared the news on X:

MASSIVE news out of the Supreme Court this morning.

The Court will hear Fischer v. United States, a January 6 case challenging the scope of section 1512(c)(2), which criminalizes obstruction of an official proceeding. Two of the four charges President Trump faces in his DC case involve 1512(c)(2).

That section, first passed as part of Sarbanes-Oxley in 2004, has typically been used to prosecute destruction of evidence or similar conduct. Its applicability to alleged obstruction of the electoral count process has been hotly contested since the start of the January 6 prosecutions, and the DC Circuit split sharply on the issue.

This is a huge deal, with potentially major ramifications for many January 6 defendants as well as for President Trump.

At a time when conservatives are struggling to find justice in this dystopian country, this news from Brandon and the Supreme Court is both welcome and heartening. It raises the hope that the tide might be turning against the oppressive measures of Joe Biden’s regime. Perhaps soon, we’ll see the release of more J6 political prisoners who are unfairly treated like “domestic terrorists.” They deserve to be home, with their families, not locked up like dissidents in a Chinese prison.

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