Navy Reservist Said he Stormed the Capitol with Proud Boys

A Navy Reserve sailor who was assigned to an agency that operates spy satellites told an undercover FBI agent that he stormed the U.S. Capitol with members of the far-right Proud Boys extremist group and has espoused anti-government and antisemitic ideologies, federal authorities said in court records unsealed on Thursday.

Petty Officer 1st Class Hatchet Speed was arrested on Wednesday in McLean, Virginia, on misdemeanor charges stemming from the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection, including disorderly conduct in a Capitol building, court records show. Video captured Speed entering the Capitol through the Senate Wing doors and exiting the building through a window more than 40 minutes later[, according to the FBI.

In March, Speed met with with an FBI undercover employee who “presented to Speed as a like-minded individual,” an FBI agent said in a court filing. Speed told the undercover agent that going to the Capitol on Jan. 6 “was always the plan” and said he went there with friends who were Proud Boys members, the filing says.

“We would listen to Donald Trump then all of us would go to the Capitol. Now the reason we were going to the Capitol was to protest what was going on in the Capitol … what they were doing was counting the ballots,” Speed said, according to the FBI.

Speed also said a larger crowd could have compelled House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to resign “out of fear for her life,” an FBI agent wrote.

“He also observed that ‘there are too many Americans that have this idea that we have to be peaceful at all costs,’” the agent added.

In April, Speed told an FBI undercover employee that he has contemplated using violence to further his antisemitic beliefs and discussed using violence against members of the Anti-Defamation League, a Jewish civil rights organization.

Speed described Adolf Hitler as “one of the best people that’s ever been on this earth,” an FBI agent wrote. Speed also praised the writings of serial bombers Ted Kaczynski and Eric Rudolph and lauded tactics employed by “jihadists,” suggesting that their approach would be an effective way to “wipe out” Jewish people, according to Loeb.

Speed criticized militias “for not having what it takes to actually use violence,” the prosecutor said.

Red Lily wrote:

Speed also said a larger crowd could have compelled House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to resign “out of fear for her life,” an FBI agent wrote.

“He also observed that ‘there are too many Americans that have this idea that we have to be peaceful at all costs,’” the agent added.

In April, Speed told an FBI undercover employee that he has contemplated using violence to further his antisemitic beliefs and discussed using violence against members of the Anti-Defamation League, a Jewish civil rights organization.

Speed described Adolf Hitler as “one of the best people that’s ever been on this earth,” an FBI agent wrote. Speed also praised the writings of serial bombers Ted Kaczynski and Eric Rudolph and lauded tactics employed by “jihadists,” suggesting that their approach would be an effective way to “wipe out” Jewish people, according to Loeb.

Speed criticized militias “for not having what it takes to actually use violence,” the prosecutor said.

He definitely DID exhonerate Trump but he's still a kook!  Lol

We know that the FBI are corrupt and politically self serving to the core but apparently Speed did not deny any of this in court.  Are the FBI exempt from entrapment laws?

jirqoadai wrote:it doesnt happen that way. when you sign your contract with the navy, 
you agree you will not participate in any political activities. put it to rest. the story is fubar or he wouldve been locked up on jan7

2cent wrote:

jirqoadai wrote:it doesnt happen that way. when you sign your contract with the navy, 
you agree you will not participate in any political activities. put it to rest. the story is fubar or he wouldve been locked up on jan7

The article says he's unemployed, so I figured that Speed was out of the service.  Is being in the Reserves = the same contract?

jirqoadai wrote:

2cent wrote:

jirqoadai wrote:it doesnt happen that way. when you sign your contract with the navy, 
you agree you will not participate in any political activities. put it to rest. the story is fubar or he wouldve been locked up on jan7

The article says he's unemployed, so I figured that Speed was out of the service.  Is being in the Reserves = the same contract?

the department of the bavy. JM will attest to it. he was coastgaurd

2cent wrote:

jirqoadai wrote:

2cent wrote:

jirqoadai wrote:it doesnt happen that way. when you sign your contract with the navy, 
you agree you will not participate in any political activities. put it to rest. the story is fubar or he wouldve been locked up on jan7

The article says he's unemployed, so I figured that Speed was out of the service.  Is being in the Reserves = the same contract?

the department of the bavy. JM will attest to it. he was coastgaurd

I believe you.  Could it be that Speed didn't get caught right away?  Frankly, it looks like set-up/entrapment, to me.  Either that, or like you said, a false flag story.  It is, after all, written by the military.

jirqoadai wrote:

2cent wrote:

jirqoadai wrote:

2cent wrote:

jirqoadai wrote:it doesnt happen that way. when you sign your contract with the navy, 
you agree you will not participate in any political activities. put it to rest. the story is fubar or he wouldve been locked up on jan7

The article says he's unemployed, so I figured that Speed was out of the service.  Is being in the Reserves = the same contract?

the department of the bavy. JM will attest to it. he was coastgaurd

I believe you.  Could it be that Speed didn't get caught right away?  Frankly, it looks like set-up/entrapment, to me.  Either that, or like you said, a false flag story.  It is, after all, written by the military.

the military will admit to an error? you jest. false flag the entire way.