Never Forget January 6th
Jan. 6 Wasn’t a ‘Day of Love’ — It Was an Insurrection Fueled at the Top
Today’s Zeteo timeline reminds the world that on January 6, 2021, Donald Trump didn’t just watch history — he fueled a violent attempt to overturn democracy, urging a crowd to march on the U.S. Capitol as Congress certified a free election result. Despite at least seven deaths and thousands more injured or arrested, Trump has since rewritten the narrative, pardoning over 1,500 rioters and framing the day as something benign. This timeline pulls together Trump’s speeches, tweets, and calls that stoked the chaos and shows why historical memory matters now more than ever.
Cheeto Hitler
Trump’s Nobel Grudge: Ego and Oil Over Democracy in Venezuela
A new Allen Analysis investigation reveals that after Venezuela’s authoritarian leader Nicolás Maduro was ousted, President Trump personally blocked U.S. support for Nobel Peace Prize winner María Corina Machado, undercutting a democratic transition because she accepted the prize — a move insiders describe as personal grievance rather than policy. Instead, Trump pivoted to backing a Maduro loyalist, signaling that oil interests and U.S. corporate gains matter more than democratic leadership in Caracas. The episode highlights how personal ego and resource politics are shaping U.S. foreign policy while sidelining genuine pro-democracy forces.
WTF
In Many U.S. States, ‘You Must Pay for Mom & Dad’ Isn’t Just a Joke — It’s on the Books
Across more than half of U.S. states, lawmakers still have filial responsibility laws on the books — old statutes that can legally require adult children to financially support aging or indigent parents for necessities like food, shelter, medical care, or long-term care bills if the parent can’t pay and the child can afford it. These laws date back centuries and vary widely by state, with some even allowing nursing homes or government agencies to sue adult children for unpaid care costs, though enforcement is rare and uneven in practice. At least 26–30 states currently have such statutes — and a few have even imposed penalties in real cases — making it crucial for families to understand their state’s rules and plan ahead.
Department of War Crimes
Pentagon Targets Sen. Mark Kelly for Telling Soldiers to Disobey Illegal Orders
According to BNO News, the Pentagon has initiated proceedings to retroactively demote U.S. Senator Mark Kelly, a retired Navy captain, over a video in which he told service members they have a duty to refuse illegal orders. The action reportedly seeks to downgrade Kelly’s retirement rank — and pay — under military law, raising alarm about political retaliation, civilian oversight, and the criminalization of lawful dissent. Legal experts note that refusing unlawful orders is not sedition — it is explicitly required under U.S. military law. Critics warn this move sends a chilling message to troops: obey first, ask questions never.
U.S. Erases Black WWII Heroes at Dutch Cemetery — Netherlands Blasts the Move
At the Netherlands American Cemetery in Margraten — where more than 8,300 U.S. soldiers are buried — two panels honoring Black World War II soldiers were quietly removed from the visitor center this year, sparking anger from Dutch officials, families of the fallen, and local residents who tend the graves. The displays, which told the story of a Black soldier who died trying to save a comrade and explained the military’s segregation during WWII, were taken down without public explanation, amid executive orders eliminating federal diversity and inclusion programs under President Trump. Critics see this as erasing the sacrifices of roughly 1 million Black Americans who served — and Dutch leaders are demanding the panels be reinstated or a permanent memorial be created.
Gross Old Pedophiles (GOP)
Alaska GOP Moves to Censure Senator Rob Yundt as Formal Charges Surface
According to Must Read Alaska, formal charges have been filed and submitted to the Alaska Republican Party, which is now calling for a sanction and censure of State Senator Rob Yundt. GOP leaders are accusing Yundt of actions they deem unacceptable for a party official, sparking internal conflict and raising questions about ideological purity tests within the state party. The developing controversy shines a spotlight on Alaska Republicans’ efforts to police their own and the political pressures that come with factional divides in 2026.
GOP Congressman Doug LaMalfa Dead at 65 — Narrow House Majority Shrinks
Republican Rep. Doug LaMalfa, who served California’s 1st Congressional District since 2013, has died at age 65, GOP leaders confirmed Tuesday, sending shockwaves through Washington and suburban and rural communities alike. His unexpected death reduces the already fragile Republican majority in the U.S. House — now 218–213 — and sets the stage for a special election later this year to fill his seat. LaMalfa, a long-time advocate for agriculture, rural issues, and conservative policies, was remembered by colleagues as a devoted family man and staunch representative of his district.
Trump Epstein Pedo”files”
White House Misses Deadline Again on Epstein Files — Refuses Transparency
Ground News reports that the Biden White House has ignored yet another deadline to explain the release and redaction status of Jeffrey Epstein-related files — documents tied to investigations into powerful figures and alleged networks. For many families, journalists, and advocates, repeated delays and evasions fuel distrust and raise questions about whether the administration is shielding politically connected players from scrutiny. Despite mounting public pressure, officials have provided only partial disclosures, making accountability and truth harder to achieve.
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The Resistance
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz Rules Out 2026 Re-Election, Spurs Vice-Presidential Speculation
Ground News reports that Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, once floated as a possible 2024 Democratic vice presidential candidate, has announced he will not seek a third term in 2026. Walz — who previously balanced moderate and progressive priorities in a purple state — cited personal and political reasons for stepping aside, reshaping the upper Midwest political landscape and opening the door for a competitive gubernatorial contest. The decision could reverberate in national Democratic strategy as leaders look toward 2028 and beyond. I think he quit because his kids were put in danger thanks to MAGA.
What We Are Watching Today
- President Trump Speaks at House GOP Retreat Live
- House Democrats Hold Meeting on Fifth Anniversary of Jan. 6 Attack Live
- Organization of American States Meets to Discuss U.S. Strikes on Venezuela Live
- Senate and House Democrats Hold News Conference on Fifth Anniversary of January 6 Attack
- House Session
- Senate Session Live
Today’s Call to Action: Focus. Pressure. Act.
They’re counting on distraction — Epstein transparency stalled at home, democracy undermined abroad in Venezuela, and corporate interests quietly cashing in. Don’t let them.
Do these five things today:
🚫 BOYCOTT
Boycott corporations lobbying for Venezuelan oil deals while democratic accountability is sidelined.
→ Skip companies pushing sanctions carve-outs without human-rights conditions. No democracy, no deals.
💸 SUPPORT
Support independent investigative journalism and survivor-centered accountability work.
→ Share and fund reporting that documents the Epstein network and exposes political interference — not pundit noise.
📞 CALL LAWMAKERS
Call your Senators and demand two things:
- Full transparency and a clear timeline for the release of Epstein-related files
- Congressional oversight of U.S. foreign policy decisions tied to Venezuela, oil interests, and personal political vendettas
→ Ask: Who is being protected, and why?
✍️ PETITIONS
Sign the featured petitions demanding:
• Tell Congress: No war in Venezuela
• Sign and send a petition to your member of the House of Representatives, urging them to support legal action to force the Trump administration to fully release of the Epstein file in compliance with the law
📖 BONUS (Non-Negotiable)
Read today’s Resistance Survival Guide: How to Resist Distraction During Coordinated Cover-Ups
They want confusion.
We answer with pressure, memory, and action.
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