While that may be true, one would be wise to recall the months of high-intensity PSYOP surrounding the election. The psychological impact of “trust the plan,” “stay out of the way,” “they’re trying to provoke a civil war,” “it’s a trap,” “it’s a false-flag,” “remember what happened to the January 6 protesters,” and so forth, was devastating to the cause of Liberty. The objective of that very obvious PSYOP was to intimidate, confuse, demobilize and demoralize. That PSYOP was a resounding success. Any would-be resistance was neutralized before it even began, leaving the traitor with a virtually uncontested victory over the pacified dissents.

The fact of the matter is, if we can’t mobilize substantial numbers even for just a peaceful protest, then we can’t accomplish anything meaningful.


This incident, occurring today in DC near the DNC Headquarters, has all the hallmarks of the right-wing white-supremacist homegrown terrorist narrative being heavily propagated by the government and media. It also bears resemblance to the events of January 6th itself, where an individual placed two pipe bombs near the DNC Headquarters.

I believe this incident is a component of the aforementioned PSYOP campaign and this incident has been staged for dissident consumption. I further believe it is intended to remind would-be protesters of the events of January 6th, the undesirable outcome for myriad of the protesters that day, and to suggest another high-intensity incident may occur, false-flag or not, implying that many September 18th protesters may share the fate of the January 6th protesters, therefore intimidating would-be protesters and reducing dissident mobilization.

As a reminder, when the Boogaloo armed protests at state capitals occurred, there were myriad warnings that it would involve a “false-flag” and “trap.” The protest ultimately had a very small turnout because would-be protesters had been pacified through this intimidation. There was no false-flag, and nobody was trapped. I further remind you of the barricades and military occupation of DC which followed January 6th, indicating that the traitor realized he had a great deal more to fear of the People than the People did of the state. The traitor, more specifically, understood that January 6th could have very easily evolved into a Maidan-type revolution. The Capitol could have been captured; Washington could have been captured. A series of events could have transpired leading to not only a threat to government continuity, but in fact an existential crisis for the traitor himself. The People needn’t fear the traitor nor his government goons, because the PSYOP intended to pacify the People is in fact an indication of the traitor’s own fear and impotence.