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Jason Dolan, a 46-year-old retired Marine, who last year pleaded guilty to taking part in the Jan. 6, 2021, assault on the Capitol, testified at the criminal trial of the group's founder, Stewart Rhodes, and four associates, who face charges of seditious conspiracy for their role in the violence.

"A lot of us were prepared, I was prepared to stop the certification process one way or the other," said Dolan, who stormed the Capitol with several other Oath Keepers and loudly chanted "treason" in the hopes that Congress would "be afraid of me" and not certify Democratic President Joe Biden's election.

But the in following season, battles with the flu and a corneal ulcer caused him to miss the last three months as Kings vice president Geoff Petrie revealed that he no longer fit into the team's future plans.

Introduced to basketball fans as Chris Jackson, the sharp-shooting LSU guard who overcame Tourette syndrome to become one of the country's best scorers, the Gulfport, Mississippi native is now remembered as one of the most polarizing figures in sports history.

'The text was a copy of my biopsy results along with the paragraph "I want to see you next week to check your recovery and we will contact the haematologist to get you booked in to be seen and make a treatment plan",' Kadi told FEMAIL, who was at work at the time.

These days, the father of five is living in Georgia, doing some public speaking, and he recently played in the Big3 alongside several former NBA players, ranking among the league leaders in shooting percentage.

Dolan told the jury he joined the Oath Keepers out of frustration over Trump's 2020 loss and that he grew willing to "fight" against what he saw was an "illegitimate" government as he drank alcohol and texted with group members for hours each night inside his Wellington, Florida garage.

Shah, the secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India, told reporters in Mumbai on Tuesday that since India can´t go to Pakistan and "they can´t come here," next year´s 50-over format Asia Cup will be held at a neutral venue.

So you want to now bring up the money issue with me? 'In terms of this country, white ownership of black bodies, they got a head start, and not paying taxes and not paying for labor, of human trafficking, there's so many things.

and the comments were made without any discussion or consultation with the board of the Asian Cricket Council or the Pakistan Cricket Board and without any thoughts towards their long-term consequences and implications," the PCB said in a statement on Wednesday. "The PCB has noted with surprise and disappointment ...

ISLAMABAD (AP) - The Pakistan Cricket Board expressed its disappointment after Asian Cricket Council president Jay Shah said next year´s Asia Cup will be played at a neutral venue because India will not travel to Pakistan.

Prosecutors say the group planned a "quick reaction force" of armed members who waited at a hotel in northern Virginia with a stash of firearms they could ferry across the Potomac River into the capital if called upon.

Now 53, Abdul-Rauf admits he 'would have done things differently,' but has no major regrets about his protests or his condemnation of the United States as a symbol of oppression. As he told DailyMail.com while promoting a new Showtime documentary about his life, Stand, the former NBA star sees his old battles being refought by today's athletes, and he feels compelled to speak up. 

'It forces you to practice… But it's also helped me to be more sympathetic and empathetic because you know what it feels like to struggle, to have these things going on. So when I see people, whether they're poor or broke, or when I see people with dyslexia or when I see people, burn victims...

It was at this time that sportswriters first noticed Kaepernick sitting, and later kneeling, during the National Anthem before preseason and regular season games.
Even after Kaepernick reclaimed his starting spot, he continued protesting inequality alongside a growing number of teammates as many fans became outraged.

'So much is always going on in this country, and the world. But, in particular, with the situation that happened with Kaepernick, now you have a new generation of athletes, who are really becoming more vocal on a lot of different issues, whether it be LeBron James, Kyrie Irving, you name it.

The new documentary, which premiers Friday, includes interviews with players like Stephen Curry and Steve Kerr, not to mention Abdul-Rauf's former teammates Shaquille O'Neal (LSU) and Jalen Rose (Nuggets).

Things didn't get any easier after Abdul-Rauf gave an interview to HBO's Real Sports in 2001, saying he believed the 9/11 attacks were an inside job and suggesting that the Israelis - and not Osama Bin Laden - orchestrated the plan.

Abdul-Rauf insists he has 'more right to be here' than his critics, who could easily get him to move by refunding his taxes: 'If you go talk to your friends in the government and tell them to give me my tax dollars back, I'll leave yesterday.