OY6 - Civil Liberties

Mission Statement:

To provide non-partisan, civilian and former military based investigative services, consultation, and oversight to protect the Civil Liberties of all US citizens in a coordinated effort to enact reform within Federal and State Government and agencies.

Current areas of focus:

Bureau of Prisons (BOP) reform:

Hundreds of January 6 defendants spent many months and years inside Federal prisons around the country. Everyone who spent time inside these facilities has come out with a burning passion for prison reform. It has become abundantly clear that the entire BOP is in dire need of a complete overhaul as it is riddled with fraud, waste, corruption and abuse.

As an initial item for immediate attention, we are focused on the First Step Act. The First Step Act (FSA) is a bi-partisan bill signed into law by President Trump in 2018. It was a landmark action in prison reform, allowing Federal prisoners the ability to earn up to 15 days per month off their sentence for every month served through a combination of good behavior and participation in programming (classes) designed to reduce recidivism and increase rehabilitation.

The Bureau of Prisons (BOP) was tasked with implementation of the act with virtually no oversight.

Since its inception, the implementation of the FSA has been riddled with delays, denials, excuses, inconsistencies, corruption, and fraud. There have been thousands of attempts by inmates, families, advocacy groups, and Congress to correct these problems within the BOP.

As recently as the summer of 2024, Colette Peters, then acting director of the BOP, testified before Congress. She provided a myriad of excuses as to why the FSA had not been implemented properly and with promises that it would be corrected within a month. Within a 2 month span the BOP did in fact change their system within 2 months. It correctly showed the new release dates for inmates reducing time by months, and years and in some cases up to a decade. This was an attempt to prove compliance. The following month the BOP changed the system back to the previous calculation.

Inmates uncovered that the BOP had effectively created 2 computer generated computation programs, one that would be viewed by case managers and inmates, and another for the public that would be viewed by Prosecutors, defense attorneys, judges, probation officers. The internal

system showed the correct FSA calculated release date, while the public system showed far different numbers.

The application of the FSA step became a money-making endeavor for the BOP as each individual prison is paid for each inmate who successfully completes a program (Class). This creates an incentive for prisons to keep inmates illegally past their release date. The Department of Justice (DOJ) has corruptly conspired with the BOP. They are aware of

thousands of inmates being illegally held. Instead of demanding their release per the law, the

DOJ has been actively arguing against inmates’ efforts to seek relief from the Courts claiming the Courts do not have jurisdiction and that the inmates must only seek relief from internal BOP remedies.

No court cases have been heard concerning FSA until 1/3/2025 for the re-sentencing hearing of Brian Christopher Mock. In this hearing the DOJ argued that Mr. Mock was not eligible to be released, even though he provided internal BOP paperwork that showed a release date of 11/4/24. A representative from the Minnesota Department of Probation agreed that Mr. Mock was correct, as did DC Chief Judge Boasberg. The DOJ continued its argument claiming that a

Federal Judge had no jurisdiction in this case, an argument they had used successfully used to thwart previous attempts to have these matters heard. The DOJ acknowledged that this was not an isolated case, that in fact they knew thousands of people were being illegally held months

and years longer than they should. They stated their fear was that a favorable ruling in this case would create a “Pandora’s Box” that would allow these thousands of inmates to flood the court for relief when otherwise all attempts would be stymied. Judge Boasberg ruled in Mr. Mock’s favor granting him time served and his immediate release.

Based on the overwhelming evidence of flagrant and egregious fraud and conspiracy, committed by both the BOP and DOJ, we the people are seeking relief in the form of

commutations for all current inmates held in the BOP who are FSA eligible and have served at least half of their sentence. We further seek an immediate investigation into the BOP and DOJ into these matters, as well as the implementation of civilian oversight to ensure compliance with the FSA. We further ask for Congress to clarify the interpretation of the FSA as the current interpretation by the BOP has resulted in the denial of FSA credits to certain non-violent offenders in violation of the law. We also seek an inquiry into the implementation of the programs (Classes) as it has become apparent a vast majority are taught by inmates. We are also calling for a full audit of funding for the FSA since its inception.

                               Jan 6 Investigation:

Our mission concerning January 6 is quite simple.Everything that the legacy media, politicians, DOJ, FBI, Jan 6 Committee and on and on, has been an utter and bold-faced lie. The actions in the lead up to January 6, 2021, the day of and the subsequent years of persecutions and cover- ups amount to the single largest criminal conspiracy in US history.

We are demanding a full true non-bias investigation into the events of and surrounding January 6,2021, as well as the subsequent illegal persecution of roughly 1600 citizens. We have dozens of defendants, investigators, advocates and legal teams who have dedicated years into investigating the events of January 6, as well as the subsequent political show trials. We have chronicled the infringement of civil liberties and abuses, in many cases amounting to full on

torture. We demand our inclusion as a civilian investigative body to provide firsthand testimony, as well as our expertise in the voluminous amounts of video, document and physical evidence of January 6 and the subsequent arrests, detainments and show trials. Our country needs our own citizen led investigation, free from the potential of any government corruption or bias, so we can provide what has never been seen before, the truth. Our organization will provide the platform to bring together dozens of these independent citizens into a central location. Their expertise will be used along with cutting edge technology to aid in

collection, processing, analysis and dissemination of all evidence to Congress, intelligence agencies, the DOJ, other Federal agencies and most importantly, to the public.

                                             Biography:

Brian Mock was arrested at gunpoint by dozens of officers and agents on June 11, 2021, at his home in Minneapolis, MN prior to any indictment for his participation at the political rally held on January 6, 2021. He did not enter the Capitol, nor did he destroy any property. He was considered one of the “worst of the worst” offenders yet at the time of his indictment, weeks after his arrest, he was charges with two alleged pushes and a phantom kick. There were no weapons used, and nobody was hurt or alleged to be hurt by his actions. It was later proven in court that there was no “kick” and that one of the alleged pushes was an attempt to help an officer off the ground. It was also shown that Mr. Mock was actively helping lead officers off the lower west terrace of the Capitol and that he patted several officers on the shoulder. When Mr. Mock learned that the FBI was investigating him, he offered to voluntarily come to their

Minneapolis field office to discuss his actions that day. They refused, choosing to make a public showing of unnecessary force in his arrest. He was original granted bond by a MN Magistrate but before he could be released, the DOJ

appealed his case to Washington DC. Their, Chief Judge Beryl Howell screamed at Mr. Mock and claimed there were no set of circumstances that could be met where the public would be safe if he were released. He was effectively kidnapped, shackled, transported via airplane and

bus to Washington DC. Mr. Mock was among the first Jan 6 detainees at what has been known as the DC Gulag. He endured some of the worst treatment, enduring abuse, torture and a denial of virtually all his basic civil rights. He fired his attorney and represented himself on and off for

years, including his trial. He made repeated demands for basic rights, including access to discovery and legal materials. As a result, he was routinely assaulted by guards and thrown in solitary, including one span of over 100 days. He spent over half of that first year in solitary confinement. He was finally granted bond at a hearing at th e end of May 2022. He was one of he only men to escape the Gulag after initially being denied bond.

Upon his release, Mr. Mock leaked evidence he obtained while inside the Gulag to various news outlets. Some of this information proved that the Director of the FBI, Christopher Wray had lied to Congress about the presence of undercover agents at the January 6 protest. Further leaked evidence led to the proof that the government had lied and covered up the truth about the events that day. During the two years that Mr. Mock was on pre-trial/pre-sentence release, he had no violations, remained law abiding and began a successful landscape company.

He went to trial in June 2023. The government had since added multiple fake charges. Mr. Mock fired his court appointed lawyer mid-trial and represented himself the rest of the way. He was successful in having his most serious charge dismissed and his second most serious charge

overturned by the Supreme Court. He was the first “lawyer” to get on the record the fact that Roseanne Boyland was murdered by Capitol Police Officer Lila Morris. Mr. Mock was found guilty of several charges in his bench trial but was also praised by Chief Judge Boasberg in one of the most dramatic Jan 6 cases. At sentencing, the government

sought close to a decade, yet Mr. Mock was sentenced to 33 months in prison. He was ordered to self-surrender to Sandstone FCI in MN on April 25, 2021. He was granted a hearing for resentencing on 1/3/25 and successfully argued for time served. He was released and waited in a hotel room for 17 for his Presidential pardon. Since his pardon, Mr. Mock has traveled the country, becoming an outspoken advocate for January 6 defendants and prison reform. He has interviewed dozens of Jan 6 defendants, helping to raise awareness and financial assistance. Over the years, Mr. Mock has helped to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for Jan 6 defendants. He has given dozens of interviews and has penned multiple published articles. Since his pardon, he has repeatedly traveled to Washington DC and met with multiple Congressmen and provided evidence and testimony to the Oversight Committee regarding BOP/DOJ corruption. His grass roots efforts have resulted in the creation of the Division for Civil Liberties withing the On Your 6 Foundation. He seeks to be a conduit between the Jan 6 community and the Federal government, to protect the rights of all citizens. On January 6, 2021, Mr. Mock was a 42-year-old single father of four boys. He was Vice President of a successful landscape company. Since his arrest in June 2021, Mr. Mock has lost his career, house, most of his personal belongings, over a million dollars, his dogs, most of his relationships, including close family and friends. Despite this, Mr. Mock remains strong in his faith and considers himself to be a patriot and simply a concerned citizen.