Thompson Continues to Brag About “Storming the Capitol”

Jul and Rus Thompson, with the support of Erie County Comptroller Stefan Mychajliw, who organized a bus trip for local white nationalists to Washington, DC continues to brag about her role in the January 6th insurrection attack on the Capitol building in Washington.

While locking down her personal accounts, Thompson has been using a Twitter account connected to their long-defunct “TEANEWYORK” organization to boast about her role in the insurrection.

In the days leading up to the group’s departure from Buffalo in the early hours of January 6th, Thompson was hinting at the violence that was about to come:

Even while en route to Washington, Thompson was hinting at the violence that was to come just hours later:

Thompson spoke to The Buffalo News by cellphone on January 6th near the reflecting pool of the Capitol late Wednesday after traveling with two busloads of people from the Buffalo area to Washington.

She said she attempted to climb a wall outside the historic edifice – even as police attempted to repel them. She also said 16 members of the group were able to breach the wall of the building with her assistance.

At some point in the mayhem, Thompson was close enough to get hit with pepper spray according to her husband’s Facebook account on Jan. 6th:

The Thompson’s were recently awarded a $10k grant from the Erie County “Back to Business” federal CARES Act funding for their concrete business and allegedly used some of those funds to organize the trip to DC.

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‘All that glitters is not gold’: Trump’s shiny new scheme brutally mocked



President Donald Trump's latest scheme got a brutal mocking on social media after months of imposing harsh regulations on visas, a looming social media policy for tourists, and anti-immigrant remarks.

Trump on Wednesday revealed that his "Trump Gold Card," which allows wealthy foreigners to effectively purchase residency in the United States for $1 million — with a $15 million DHS processing fee — was now available on the government's website. The policy is intended to replace the existing EB-5 immigrant investor visa program, which allows foreign entrepreneurs to apply for a U.S. work permit if they either invest $800,000 in the U.S. economy or create at least 10 U.S. jobs. The upcoming platinum card is slated to cost $5 million.

Trump wrote this on his Truth Social platform:

"THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT’S TRUMP GOLD CARD IS HERE TODAY! A direct path to Citizenship for all qualified and vetted people. SO EXCITING! Our Great American Companies can finally keep their invaluable Talent. Live Site opens in 30 minutes! trumpcard.gov"

The website featured a scene of eagles flying over amber mountains with a visa tucked behind the landscape background and the text "Unlock life in America."

Social media users had plenty to say in response to the announcement.

"Trump: You just pay me with this make believe gold card and do whatever the hell you want. We love bribes. Especially gold, card shaped bribes," Chris Robinson wrote on X.

"The gold card does not provide expedited EB-1 or EB-2 green cards. They are still subject to the same per-country quota and limited numbers of green cards. They also require dependents to pay an extra $1 million each. All that glitters is not gold," immigration attorney Emily Neumann wrote on X.

"American entrepreneurs now have to compete with wealthy foreigners coming in? The hotel business has already succumbed to this phenomenon. The American dream is being killed by a thousand cuts, and the Trump Gold Card is a deep one," Matthew VanDyke wrote on X.

"Genuinely agog at this; Trump's 'Gold Card' application suggests they'll let people pay the US in crypto, after declaring anyone who has $1 million is inherently a person of 'exceptional business ability' who should be allowed to get an employment-based visa without a job," Aaron Reichlin-Melnick, American Immigration Council fellow, wrote on X.

"An official website of the United States Government," Irish sociologist Kieran Healy wrote on Bluesky, sharing images of the website.

"Just how unserious is the Trump Gold Card program? The administration has been promising it's 'days away' for the last six months, and the website is now touting a separate 'Platinum Card' product with no details other than the option to join a waitlist. Email scam-a-- government," writer Jay Willis wrote on Bluesky.