The Real Motive for Jan. 6

Everyone who watches crime dramas such as CSI, NCIS, Castle, or Bones, knows that every episode focuses on the issue of Motive. The reason is obvious. Correctly assessing Motive an important consideration in figuring out who has committed what crime.

Why then has the issue of Motive on January 6 been swept off the stage of public discourse?

To many, asking such a question may appear provocative, even uninformed. After all, Democrats have repeatedly told us the Motive for January 6: Trump, according to them, wanted to foment an “insurrection.”  Yet if that Motive were really so obvious, why has it been necessary for the anti-Trumpers to repeat it so relentlessly, literally many times every day?

If we examine the true Motive for ourselves, we soon discover that the repeated cries of “insurrection” have tried to stifle analysis of the actual January 6 Motive in favor of accepted “fact.” Despite that relentless attempt, or rather because of it, we should ask ourselves: just who actually had the Motive to disrupt the congressional deliberations taking place in the Capitol Building?