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This is the story they don’t want you to hear. In this short documentary, Brandon Straka — founder of the #WalkAway movement — breaks his silence about what really happened before, during, and after January 6th. The FBI and DOJ built their case on lies, twisted facts, and forced a false confession to destroy his reputation and silence his voice. 🔎 What’s inside: How the federal government distorted Brandon’s actions and words The tactics used to break him down and force a plea Evidence the public was never meant to see A firsthand account of political targeting and injustice in America This isn’t just a story about Brandon Straka — it’s a story about truth, corruption, and the abuse of power at the highest levels of government. ⚠️ Watch. Share. Decide for yourself.

"Americathon" (1979) is an American satirical comedy film directed by Neal Israel, starring John Ritter, Harvey Korman, and Fred Willard. Set in a dystopian 1998, it depicts a bankrupt United States on the brink of being repossessed by wealthy Native American creditors. President Chet Roosevelt hires a young TV consultant to organize a massive coast-to-coast telethon to raise $400 billion and save the nation. Amid absurd celebrity performances and chaotic behind-the-scenes drama, the story unfolds through narrative flashbacks, blending high-concept humor, cameos from Elvis Costello and Meat Loaf, and commentary on economic collapse and consumerism. Narrated by George Carlin, the film critiques American excess and political incompetence in a farcical race against foreclosure.