"Patriot Front Agitprop Group Tries to Ruin America 250 Celebration in Washington".
Groups like this, according to those who study them, get their juice from shady funders and a handful of leaders who are aware of the whole game and the op at play. The rest of the participants tend to be gullible, naïve, willing dupes. It's possible that is the case here.
The theory I’ve seen floated that makes the most sense to me is that some leftist NGO organized and funded this group. It recruited the kinds of people who would support it, or people who just needed some extra money. Either way, most on the right believe they are likely paid actors.
Strange that some enterprising journalist hasn't gotten to the bottom of who these people are. If they were a genuine grass-roots white supremacist group, we'd know practically every detail about the organization and its leadership. Not to mention its actual beliefs and goals.
So, we're presently left with the same old question...
Glad to see that the SPLC is still active! They seem to be dealing with losing their USAID tax money.
ReplyDeleteAs I've said from the first time I saw them, they aren't conservative "good-ol-boys", they are too spit-polished and organized. They are ex-fed operatives, or are trained by ex-feds to put on a show.
ReplyDeleteWhy don't they ever do anyting but march around like a precision drill team? If they think they are intimidating anyone, left or right, they have been wildly misled.
How many FBI agents has Trump fired?
ReplyDeleteHundreds, perhaps?
Why do I ask?
Oh, no reason.
I prefer to call the "Patriot" Front crowd "fed boys" because it rolls off the tongue so much better than "SPLC shills".
ReplyDeleteBut I expect that both could be true. To-MAY-to, to-MAH-to ... ...