As I have been reporting there are over 80-men around the country locked up in prison with no charges or bond hearing's do their entering the US Capital on January 6, 2021. As already written, it is direct violation of the 5th & 6th Amendment to the Bill of Rights.
These men (No women that i am aware of) are known as
Jan 6-ers political prisoners. I call them
Jan 6ers Patriots.
Here is the full letter written by Jonathan Mellis on or around July 4, 2021, published by
Gateway Pundit authored by Jim Hoft.
INDEPENDENCE DAY FROM INSIDE DC GITMO
Jonathan Mellis, July 4, 2021
My name is Jonathan Mellis and I?m a January 6 detainee. Our 4th of July Independence Day celebration 2021 from the DC jail was one of the most beautiful and memorable nights of my life. I will tell you all about this deeply moving experience. Just allow me to explain a few things first. This way you can more clearly understand why this moment is so sentimental to me.
I am here together with about 3 dozen other Patriots. We all love our country, many of us being military vets. And we love God, most of us being family men. We sing the National Anthem every night at 9pm. The brotherhood we are building in here is one of the only bright spots since being placed in this torture chamber called the DC jail.
Through months of solitary confinement?which only eased a little as July started, but are back to strict 22-hour lockdown?and random cell doors being opened in the middle of the night to have Patriots zip-tied and beaten by correctional officers, our bonds of unity and brotherhood have only grown stronger. Through all of the improper dietary nutrition and lack of even video visitation we have been there for each other. None of us have seen the faces of our loved ones in almost a year. No haircuts or shaves either. The mold is rampant in our cells and the plumbing is constantly leaking. Our lives have been a living Hell. It is in these times when we become family with those who are not of the same blood. We look out for each other and lift those up who have fallen down. We are not alone in this feeling of being forsaken and abused. We are not alone in our prayers to God for compassion and mercy. We have each other.
We are the Patriot brotherhood of the January 6 political persecution. Yes, I said ?political persecution?. If we were Left wingers who hated America and burned a city down the DOJ would never have even looked for us, much less held us in the inhumane and abusive conditions we have seen here. Let us not forget the summer of fire and looting in 2020.
This brings me to my next point. The mainstream media has lied about us so much it would be comical if it weren?t so dangerous to our very safety and well-being. We are good men, I promise. We are not racists. We are not extremists. We love God. We have big hearts and we give everyone a fair chance. When we first walked into this DC jail we were CLEARLY the target of hate by the correctional officers. Even though we are the most well behaved and respectful inmates this jail has ever seen, we were the subject of the guards abuse. Lockdowns, threats, beatings, and general neglect. The lies spread by the mainstream media directly affect how we are treated. We are seen as less than human because we are Trump supporters. They call us deplorables, racists, and extremists. We are accused of trying to overthrow the US government for Nazis, which is stupid and disgusting on so many levels. The mainstream media lies about us and then ignores our own voices. How are we supposed to defend ourselves? How is America supposed to find out what is happening to good patriotic men? We are being treated worse than Al Qaeda terrorists in Guantanamo Bay.
So, this was our situation on the 4th of July. We had actually finally started receiving more than 2 hours out of our cell per day, which was life changing for us. Still only half of us are allowed out of our cells at once for a few hours, but after lockdown 23/1 then 22/2 through June, it felt like pressure being released. We were happy to take whatever we could get.
On this particular night, right before the fireworks were to start, the female officer on duty decided to open everyone?s cell doors. Wow! We were so excited. Finally, for the first time we were all able to sing the Star-Spangled Banner together. We sang it so loud and proud that I?m sure it shook the building. The Congressional Cemetery is right across the street, and I bet even those dead people cracked a smile.
After our tear-jerking rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner many of us gathered at the 4?4 window in the back of the pod on the second tier to watch the fireworks over Washington DC. I will never forget the joy, love, and pride with which we congregated under the colors of the exploding fireworks as we stood there at that window talking and laughing. We are brothers. Our bonds have been forged in the hardest of conditions by a government we refuse to give up on. They will not break our spirit. They will never shake our love for this beautiful country. We believe in freedom. We believe in God. And we will continue to pray for the enemies of both. So if anyone out there feels like they are losing faith in America, just remember that the January 6 political prisoners still stand for the flag every night with our hands on our hearts.
Strength and Honor,
Jonathan Mellis #376907
If you are wondering how you can help these men it is simple. Pass on this post along with other articles you find to family & friends. Remember, sunshine is the biggest antiseptic.
73 & God Bless
