Dirty DOJ federal prosecutor Jeffrey Nestler, who put innocent Oathkeepers in prison for several years is leaving the DOJ.

Nestler made up crimes out of whole cloth to destroy the lives of innocent men and women following the January 6 Fedsurrection in Washington DC.

Nestler famously and purposely lied during the Oathkeepers trial in order to seen the innocent to prison.

"They concocted a plan for an armed rebellion to shatter a bedrock of American democracy," said prosecutor Jeffrey Nestler in his opening remarks Monday.

As the jury trial for Oathkeepers founder Stewart Rhodes and Kelly Meggs, Kenneth Harrelson, Jessica Watkins, and Thomas Caldwell began, the government continued playing to the sensitivities of a jury saturated with media messages instilling fear from the events of Jan. 6.

"They did not go to the Capitol to defend or help. They went to attack," Nestler said.

Rhodes and others were charged with seditious conspiracy along with 4-6 other respective counts earlier this year. Seditious conspiracy carries a maximum prison sentence of 20 years.

Rhodes-the leader of the national organization promoting limited government-was accused of coordinating an overthrow the government. However, members of his group were providing security to speakers at the Stop the Steal Rally.

The government alleges he committed crimes on the basis of making travel plans to DC, purchasing tactical gear, and stating personal beliefs to "defend the Constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic" in public and private conversations. In addition, it questions his use of the 2nd Amendment to purchase firearms after Jan. 6.

The Oathkeepers were at the US Capitol to protect pro-Trump speakers from Antifa terrorists who had a long history of assaulting Trump supporters.