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Another rabbit hole worth a stroll into is the Garland, Texas "ISIS" shooting in 2015. By "ISIS" we mean "FBI orchestrated, which we know because an undercover

by RNCTX 5y ago

Another rabbit hole worth a stroll into is the Garland, Texas "ISIS" shooting in 2015. By "ISIS" we mean "FBI orchestrated, which we know because an undercover was waiting in the parking lot for the shooters to get there and had been texting them before they even set foot in Texas." For some strange reason, a judicial appointee to the ND Texas Fed District Court took it upon herself, immediately, on her first case the day after she was sworn in, to dismiss the security guard who got shot's lawsuit against the FBI/DOJ and James Comey specifically. You can read a glowing hagiography about her being a good Republican diversity hire in the Dallas Morning News, or you can read stories about that opinion (checking notes...) nowhere outside of one D.C. blog.

the-dude 5y ago
The rabbit hole gets deeper when you look into other 'terror' events in which the spooks are either aware or involved.
- southerntofu 5y ago
  Well, they wouldn't like to have their monopoly on terrorizing the population broken. I mean, in most countries of the world, the police and secret service are the biggest and deadliest terrorist organization there is.
  - RNCTX 5y ago
    If they were a country in NATO or otherwise trying to be allied with the US/UK, their police and secret service were also the FBI, CIA, MI:5/6, and SAS (Gladio).
southerntofu 5y ago
Political trials are nothing new. See also the Haymarket Affair (1886) or Sacco and Vanzetti (1920-1927) for famous historical examples of "class justice" in the USA ; those made-up trials resulting in 5 and 2 death sentences respectively. It's pretty much a meme across the whole western culture (books and movies) by now that power corrupts and having privileges for certain classes of people is a recipe for insurmountable injustice. Also worth noting, when one of those shooters is (even vaguely) connected to islam, the shooting is framed instantly across mainstream media as a "ISIS attack", whereas other shooters are depicted as "loonies" / "troubled men". But they usually have more in common than the media lets us know, especially their views on women and sexuality, and more often than not solid connections to the international neo-nazi/white-supremacist movement. See also Contrapoint's "Incels" video on that topic.
- Mirioron 5y ago
  I think the latter half of your last paragraph is falling prey to the same problem as the first half. The "incel" label is the same pattern by the public/media/government to label people as undesirables so you wouldn't ask questions.
- floor2 5y ago
  The unintentional irony of this statement! The myth of neo-nazis or white-supremacists as any sort of significant group or movement is pure fiction. It should be treated as the same as conspiracy theories about elite pedophile rings meeting in pizza restaurant basements.
  - bburrito 5y ago
    There are definitely white supremacists and neo-nazis. You all showed yourselves at the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville. And with regards to theories about elite pedophile rings... Matt Gatez and Donald Trump have done a great job of showing that the republican party itself is an elite pedophile ring and Qanon was an attempt to project their own crimes onto others. Start your civil war. We put you down once. We will put you down twice.

by RNCTX 5y ago

the-dude 5y ago

The rabbit hole gets deeper when you look into other 'terror' events in which the spooks are either aware or involved.

southerntofu 5y ago
Well, they wouldn't like to have their monopoly on terrorizing the population broken. I mean, in most countries of the world, the police and secret service are the biggest and deadliest terrorist organization there is.
- RNCTX 5y ago
  If they were a country in NATO or otherwise trying to be allied with the US/UK, their police and secret service were also the FBI, CIA, MI:5/6, and SAS (Gladio).

southerntofu 5y ago

Political trials are nothing new. See also the Haymarket Affair (1886) or Sacco and Vanzetti (1920-1927) for famous historical examples of "class justice" in the USA ; those made-up trials resulting in 5 and 2 death sentences respectively. It's pretty much a meme across the whole western culture (books and movies) by now that power corrupts and having privileges for certain classes of people is a recipe for insurmountable injustice. Also worth noting, when one of those shooters is (even vaguely) connected to islam, the shooting is framed instantly across mainstream media as a "ISIS attack", whereas other shooters are depicted as "loonies" / "troubled men". But they usually have more in common than the media lets us know, especially their views on women and sexuality, and more often than not solid connections to the international neo-nazi/white-supremacist movement. See also Contrapoint's "Incels" video on that topic.

Mirioron 5y ago
I think the latter half of your last paragraph is falling prey to the same problem as the first half. The "incel" label is the same pattern by the public/media/government to label people as undesirables so you wouldn't ask questions.
floor2 5y ago
The unintentional irony of this statement! The myth of neo-nazis or white-supremacists as any sort of significant group or movement is pure fiction. It should be treated as the same as conspiracy theories about elite pedophile rings meeting in pizza restaurant basements.
- bburrito 5y ago
  There are definitely white supremacists and neo-nazis. You all showed yourselves at the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville. And with regards to theories about elite pedophile rings... Matt Gatez and Donald Trump have done a great job of showing that the republican party itself is an elite pedophile ring and Qanon was an attempt to project their own crimes onto others. Start your civil war. We put you down once. We will put you down twice.