Oregon Arson Theory

After comparing the arson mugshots to the antifa mugshots Andy Ngo posts, something struck me: these are older and very likely meth addicts. One or two of the criminal complaints involved possession of meth Antifa might be paying meth addicts in meth/cash to start these fires as a means of creating plausible deniability for itself.

Consider how many criminals were released from prison due to the 'Rona. Several of these are inevitably meth heads. They just came from prison, and don't have much to lose anyway. Thoughts?

>>10617852

Care to fill me in on the wristbands? If that's the case, then yeah, it could very well be how they organize surreptitiously.

>>10617865

I'll dig up the mugshots and criminal complaints I saw that made it very obvious. One included meth possession, possibly two.

>>10617925

Thanks, fren. Looking now.

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Oregon Arson Theory Cont'd

Here's one article with another obvious meth head.

https://amp.thenewstribune.com/news/local/crime/article245659120.html

The mugshots in Q4668 include a gal strung up on drugs too.

Drug addicts carry lighters, all antifa has to do is give them meth (stay up for 2 days straight, delirious state) and cash to buy gas/accelerants.

Wristbands could be how they organize this. It's non digital, harder to track, less obvious than texting.

REQUESTING ASSISTANCE

Can kind Anons help find other articles/mugshots and see if the theory holds? I'm digging through twitter posts where I know they had been posted.