WND Censors The Violent Truth About Whining Insurrectionist

Bob Unruh wrote in a July 26 WorldNetDaily article:

One of the protesters caught up in the Jan. 6, 2021, events at the U.S. Capitol – a man who has not yet been convicted of anything – has unleashed on the federal government during a telephone interview with The Gateway Pundit.

It is Andrew Taake, 33, of Houston, who said in the interview that he’ll take punishment if it’s something he deserves.

ut he wants those who were on the other side – the side of the government – who violated the law to face their punishments, too. 

“I have said since day one, I will stand for my JUST punishment with my head held high, as long as the officer who sprayed me with pepper spray as soon as I walked up near the building smiling and holding my hands up empty gets his due justice. Same for the baton wielding, boot stomping officer who mangled my hand so badly, that I now am faced with having half my ring finger amputated as it is too far gone to ever repair. What about officer Lila Morris who murdered Roseanne Boyland, by beating her relentlessly in the head with a baton (as seen on her own body camera footage I personally have watched), or Lt. Michael Byrd who shot Ashli Babbitt in cold blooded murder? What of the officer I watched time concussion grenades to explode right by peoples’ heads, of which two other protesters were killed, and then lied about saying they died of ‘natural causes’? When do the people murdered at the hands of Nancy Pelosi’s Stormtroopers get any justice?”

But Unruh is censoring what Taake did during the insurrection — and the fact that he was much more than “caught up in … events.” (Yes, Unruh has downgraded the insurrection to an “event.”)

Taake has been charged with numerous felonies and misdemeanors, including “assaulting, resisting or impeding” law enforcement officers, and the charging document includes pictures of Taake “using what appears to be a metal whip and pepper spray to attack law enforcement officers.” Further, Taake effectively incriminated himself by bragging about taking part in the insurrection on a dating app, and the target of his failed affection turned him in. He is currently in custody at a federal penitentiary at Lewisburg, Pa., awaiting trial but his lawyers are trying to get him moved to a jail closer to Washington while also trying to negoitate a plea deal.

Much of Unruh’s article is devoted to uncritically repeating Taake’s rantings about how badly he supposedly is being treated in prison — apparently oblivious to the fact that it’s how most criminals are, in fact, treated and that there’s no reason to treat this violent criminal otherwise. Unruh also failed to correct Takke’s false assertion that Babbitt was the victim of “cold blooded murder”; in fact, she was a domestic terrorist preparing to rush at law enforcement when she was killed by one of her potential targets.

Unruh also wrote that “One of the schemes of the Biden administration has been to detain offenders suspected of minor crimes such as trespassing without bond – and then not even try to hold trials “until 2023 or later” — again failing to disclose the violent nature of Taake’s crimes, none of which involved being charged with trespassing.