>>24175761

Kevin Bass

@kevinnbass

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Democrat media and politicians antagonize and agitate activists in these cities, encouraging violent confrontation.

We now have evidence that in Minneapolis, the Lieutenant governor herself was coordinating violent resistance.

Judges have repeatedly dismissed cases of violent assault by activists in these cities against ICE agents.

This allows these activists to act with impunity. It emboldens them.

The media never talks about this.

The American public not understanding the strategy is required for it to work.

On the other hand, any time an ICE agent makes a mistake after being constantly threatened, often with deadly force from these activists, the media talks about it constantly.

What's clear is that these cities do not represent America.

They represent a violent, activist extreme, supported by a phalanx of activist judges and media.

These extremists are trying to create and provoke violence in these decaying, dying parts of the country.

Their hope, it appears, is to hamper and eliminate immigration enforcement around the country.

https://x.com/kevinnbass/status/2015716231660106107

>>24175816

This is laughable. (You) accuse others of "slides" while having (12) poasts complaining that everyone should focus on what (You) want.

You glow. Obvious clown is obvious.

>>24175839

>rabbi

Like I said obvious. You really need to get some new material.

>>24175731

Dasting. This is why shills are pushing people away from looking into the riots / insurgency. His reply to another person in this thread was also quite interesting and telling.

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In my view, the phrase "The horse is out of the barn" is considered dangerous by senior leaders in the United States Government. It immediately shifts the focus to finger pointing and excuses. Essentially everyone sees the horse is out of the barn, but nobody is willing to admit it or do anything about it out of fear of being held responsible for it.

We saw exactly this in 2003. Those of us on the ground repeatedly warned senior leadership: "This is an insurgency." Instead, the official line was "disorganized remnants of Saddam's regime". No C2, no funding, no real intel capability. It took until 2006, after multiple casualties for them to admit what we already knew. Calling it an insurgency earlier would have forced a mission pivot, resource surge, and doctrinal shift long before the enemy consolidated.

Delaying the label let the problem metastasize.

To your question: Yes, I believe senior DOJ leaders already recognize this for what it is: a low-level, distributed insurgency infrastructure operating domestically against federal authority. They refuse to say it publicly (or act decisively) either due to personal/political preferences, pressure from higher national command authority, or a calculated decision to let it develop to the point that it absolutely can no longer be ignored.

Meanwhile the horse continues to roam free….

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https://x.com/Schwalm5132/status/2015664991353921563

>>24175936

> arrest ilhan

Ilhan Omar is untouchable just like Don Lemon. The courts are corrupt, and would immediately order her release if she were placed under arrest.

Military is the only way.

>>24176128

They are removing the democrats voting base, which is exactly why they are so pissed off.

>>24176157

They never expected it to be used against them.

>>24176175

They want to ensure that no one can 3D print any weapons.

>>24176291

Who ordered the hit on Trump in Butler?

What can you do with millions in fraud money?

What is the Thomas Crooks / Tim Walz connection?