>>23830480 (LB)
https://www.navajofizz.com/
KEK, they must not have enough blackmail material on the faggot.
Good times …
@EricLDaugh
CHAOS is unleashed in Chicago after an anti-ICE terrorist opened fire on Border agents earlier. They also threw bricks.
Now, more leftists in the area are ambushing federal agents.
I stand with these federal agents. Democrats OWN this.
From
johnny maga
2:27 PM · Nov 8, 2025
https://x.com/EricLDaugh/status/1987270659727409559#m
GFY Captain
Grok….
Yes, there were multiple X posts on November 7 and 8, 2025, discussing or alleging that skids (or pallets) of bricks were being placed in urban areas—particularly Chicago—in anticipation of protests, often framing it as evidence of organized violence by groups like Antifa or Democrats. These claims echo similar rumors from 2020 BLM protests but appear tied to recent anti-ICE or anti-Trump actions in the current context.
Key Examples
Here's a summary of notable posts from those dates:
| Post Date | Author | Key Content Excerpt | Engagement | Context ||-----------|--------|---------------------|------------|---------|| Nov 7, 2025 | @amuse | "ANTIFA: It is never a good sign when you see pallets of bricks being dropped off around Democrat-controlled cities. Be safe folks." (Includes photo of stacked bricks on a sidewalk) | 632 likes, 109 reposts | Warns of potential riots in cities like Chicago. || Nov 7, 2025 | @SemperFi0101 | "Looks like the democrats are preparing for another protest. They are basically supplying them with ammo. They will use the bricks for nefarious purposes." | 17 likes, 7 reposts | References a video or photo of bricks being unloaded, calling suppliers "co-conspirators." || Nov 7, 2025 | @BBlairboyd | "Where there are bricks there is a planned riot. Follow the money" | 2 likes, 1 repost | General suspicion linking bricks to funded unrest. || Nov 7, 2025 | @1973_dude | "If you see random pallets of bricks on the street like this & no roll off dumpster something is about to go down." | 2 likes, 1 repost | Points to lack of construction context as a red flag. || Nov 8, 2025 | @RosieN11623729 | "Yesterday I saw video of them unloading pallets of bricks in Chicago. They just want to provoke us into civil war! 😠" | 2 likes, 1 reply | Directly references Nov 7 footage from Chicago, linking to broader unrest. || Nov 8, 2025 | @SheriHerman19 | "Pallets of bricks were dropped off on the streets of Chicago yesterday. This makes today action against ICE both Organized and Paid For." | Low engagement | Ties bricks to a specific anti-ICE ambush incident reported on Nov 8. || Nov 8, 2025 | @Cross2roses12 | "GOVERNMENT SETTING UP PROTESTERS! DON'T IGNOR THIS." (Links to a video or image) | 1 like, 1 repost | Alleges government orchestration, tagging officials like @POTUS and @realDonaldTrump. |
Additional Observations
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**Themes: Posts often portray the bricks as pre-positioned "ammo" for riots, with speculation about funding (e.g., Soros or Democrats) and calls for vigilance. Some reference past events like 2020, while others tie it to Nov 8 incidents, such as the Chicago anti-ICE shooting where bricks were reportedly thrown at Border Patrol vehicles.
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**Media: Several include photos or videos of brick pallets on streets, but none show bricks actively being "placed for protests"—they're interpretive claims.
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Counterpoints: A few replies (e.g., from @RickWheeler2010) dismiss it as normal construction, noting urban builds routinely involve such deliveries, but these were outnumbered by alarmist takes.
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**Volume: At least 10-15 relevant posts surfaced in searches, mostly from conservative-leaning accounts, with views in the thousands for viral ones.
@Clandestine
The prosecutor overseeing the grand jury in the Southern District of Florida, is Trump’s first appointed US Attorney this term, Air Force Reserve Lt. Col., Jason A. Reding Quiñones.
Trump’s hand-selected military guy is directing this major criminal investigation.
Panic in DC!
11/7/25, 8:28 PM
https://truthsocial.com/@Clandestine/posts/115511953960201076
On February 16, President Donald J. Trump nominated FIU Law Class of 2008 Alum Jason A. Reding Quiñones as the next US Attorney for the Southern District of Florida, after serving as an Assistant U.S. Attorney for 7 years.
He currently serves as a State Trial Judge on the Miami-Dade County Court. Previously, he served as an Attorney Advisor for the U.S. Department of Justice’s National Security Division. Prior to his service with the Department of Justice, he was Judge Advocate (JAG) in the U.S. Air Force. Mr. Reding Quiñones continues to serve as a Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. Air Force Reserve.
Prior to attending FIU Law, Mr. Reding Quiñones received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Florida with a B.A. in Anthropology with a minor in Military Sciences.
https://law.fiu.edu/news-events/news/2025/judge-jason-a-reding-quinones-08-nominated-as-the-next-u.s-attorney-for-the-southern-district-of-florida.html