Barry Ramey, a political prisoner involved in the January 6 protesters, came forward to expose the inhumane conditions he and his fellow inmates are enduring.

Ramey’s harrowing account of his experiences within the prison walls is a chilling reminder of the gross violation of human rights happening right under our noses.

Ramey, who was arrested on April 21, 2022, and later sentenced to 60 months for his involvement in the Capitol incident, reached out to the Gateway Pundit to share his story.

His narrative paints a grim picture of life behind bars, where basic constitutional rights are suspended, medical care is denied, and even religious services are not permitted.

The situation escalated to such an extent that Ramey was stabbed in the face merely for watching Tucker Carlson.

This incident is a stark example of the extreme violence that these prisoners are subjected to, based on their political views. It’s a horrifying testament to the bigotry and prejudice that seem to have infiltrated the correctional system.

Ramey’s fiancée, deeply concerned about his well-being, has been trying to keep the public updated on his condition. She shared a letter from Ramey, penned in July, which detailed the appalling conditions he was living under.

He described being sleep-deprived, forced to pay for basic needs like clothes and hygiene products, and having his mail discarded due to his political views.

In another letter to the Gateway Pundit, Ramey attempted to encapsulate the horrors of Northern Neck Regional Jail.

He wrote, “What we the Jan6ers went through at Northern Neck Regional Jail was egregious on so many levels that I’m not sure I have enough ink in my pen or pages in my notebook to list them all.”

The psychological, physical, and constitutional abuses that occurred behind those walls are beyond comprehension.

Ramey’s fiancée also revealed the difficulties she faced while trying to get in touch with him. Despite numerous attempts, she was unable to reach him via phone or email.

When she finally managed to get through to the prison, she was informed that Ramey was in solitary confinement and labeled as “in transit,” which meant he had no access to phone, email, or commissary.

The letter she received from Ramey confirmed her worst fears. He was not allowed out of his cell, was medically neglected, and was treated with utter disregard by the correction officers.

His pleas for basic necessities like toilet paper were ignored, and he was forced to eat food with his hands due to the lack of utensils.

This shocking revelation of the treatment meted out to Barry Ramey and other J6 defendants is a wake-up call for all of us.

It’s high time we question the integrity of our correctional system and demand justice for those who are being subjected to such inhumane conditions.