More coverage of the closing down of Washington, DC, and the dramatic events taking place there as presented by the ‘People’s Reporter’ Will Wieting, in his videos. In another article featured in The Standard, Will gave video evidence of Washington shutting down and how they were doing it. This segment of Will’s report will show even more of what the nation’s Capitol is doing prior to the inauguration.
An unprecedented amount of military presence is in DC right now, complete with a martial array of trucks, equipment, weapons and checkpoints. The DC mayor has completely barricaded the inner city surrounding the US Capitol and many blocks out. Watch the video’s of what is taking place and determine for yourself what is happening.
Something is going on in the DC, and right now it’s all a big secret. Will meets with agencies this week to see what they will tell him. Until then, watch these videos to see what we have already discovered.
Washington, DC, January 14th, 2021. Video courtesy Will “MustangMedic” Wieting.
Washington, DC, January 17th, 2021. Video courtesy Will “MustangMedic” Wieting.
Washington, DC, January 17th, 2021. Video courtesy Will “MustangMedic” Wieting.
Washington, DC January 17th, 2021. Will gives a quick overview of the Insurrection Act that has been instituted as of January 11th
Will queries police about the mysterious “white vans” in Washington, DC January 17th, 2021. Video courtesy Will “MustangMedic” Wieting.
As we move closer to the inauguration The Standard will give you more of the inside scoop of what is happening.
All video on this page courtesy Will “MustangMedic” Wieting—the ‘People’s Reporter’.
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