The U.S. Congress was shocked on Jan. 6, and the election results were certified at an accelerated pace that night. Trump‘s lawyer, Lyn Wood, accused members of the far-left group Antifa of disrupting Congress by posing as protesters and calling for Biden’s election to be disavowed, but his account was deleted by Twitter. At the same time, Trump and others’ tweets were temporarily blocked.
On Jan. 7, a Twitter spokesperson confirmed that Wood’s account had been permanently deleted, along with his other account @fightbacklaw.
Twitter said the reason for the deletion was because Wood “broke the rules,” but did not provide details.
Wood has now moved to Parler, a social media platform that has vowed not to “politically censor” speech, and on the evening of June 6, Wood revealed on Parler that his Twitter account had been suspended for 12 hours.
Earlier in the evening, Wood tweeted at Vice President Mike Pence and others who certified the election results and called on American patriots not to seek violence, but to be prepared to defend themselves and their families. He also called on patriots to ignore Pence and Biden and follow President Trump’s lead.
In addition, Wood repeatedly retweeted images or videos alleging that an Antifa mob had planted evidence against Trump by storming Congress on the afternoon of the 6th pretending to be protesters.
On the morning of the 6th, Wood also shared a photo published by the left media of a so-called “Trump supporter showing off in the congressional chamber” in Parler. In the photo, the person sitting at the podium with his arms raised and chanting but no fist is visible, which is suspected to be a composite picture.
Discernment.
- LLinWood linwood Wednesday, January 6, 2021
In addition, Wood also retweeted a photo of those who stormed Congress and questioned whether they were Antifa. One of them has a tattoo on the back of his left hand that resembles the Communist sickle and axe regiment, so his identity has been questioned by netizens.
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