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* I told subscribers about this earlier today…
An FBI intelligence bulletin specifically cited the pro-Trump QAnon and Pizzagate conspiracy theory groups in a memo warning such groups pose a domestic terrorist threat.
The document, issued by the FBI’s Phoenix field office on May 30 and published by Yahoo News on Thursday, warns that “conspiracy theory-driven domestic extremists” pose a growing threat. […]
The FBI also cited an unnamed California man arrested with bomb-making materials in his vehicle in 2018. The man planned to “blow up a satanic temple monument” in the state capitol rotunda in Springfield, Illinois, in order to “make Americans aware of Pizzagate and the New World Order, who were dismantling society.”
Click here to read that FBI report. The endnotes explain that the unidentified man was arrested by the Seaside, California police department. Click here for background on that Satanic Temple-Chicago monument in the Rotunda last December. The “New World Order” is, among other things, part of that bizarre QAnon conspiracy.
* I also followed up with the Secretary of State’s office, as did Doug Finke. From his story…
Illinois officials said Tuesday they were aware of a 2018 threat to set off a bomb in the state Capitol rotunda directed at a satanic display there last Christmas season.
Dave Druker, spokesman for Secretary of State Jesse White, whose office provides security at the Capitol, said federal authorities notified the office of the threat.
“We tightened up security around the building,” Druker said.
Nothing happened in Springfield as a result of the threat. However, a man in California was arrested in connection with the incident.
* Related…
* ‘This Is All Of Our Fight:’ Confronting White Nationalism In Illinois Schools
posted by Rich Miller
Tuesday, Aug 13, 19 @ 2:15 pm
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At some point, someone in the GOP is going to have come out with force and rebuke the fringe that seems to have taken over their party. Trump won’t do it, GOP office holders won’t do it so who does that leave?
My questions to the GOP is, what happens to your party when Trump either gets beat or finishes his second term? Do you really think you will get your party back from what those you have allowed to take it over?
Comment by Give Me A Break Tuesday, Aug 13, 19 @ 2:25 pm
==At some point, someone in the GOP is going to have come out with force and rebuke the fringe that seems to have taken over their party.==
“I asked if it was a problem. Davis responded with a laugh, but gave no direct answer.”
Comment by Lester Holt’s Mustache Tuesday, Aug 13, 19 @ 2:47 pm
“Trump won’t do it”
Trump purposely inspires terrorism, or very irresponsibly at the least. He uses the world’s most powerful office to give signals to sick people that it’s okay to injure, kill and threaten certain people. He does that by repeatedly demonizing people of color and using language that they are less than human, like infestation, and invasion, like they’re an enemy bent on taking us over. He does it with the news media, too (enemy of the people). That’s already been demonstrated with the MAGAbomber, synagogue shooter and El Paso.
Comment by Grandson of Man Tuesday, Aug 13, 19 @ 2:52 pm
“The ‘New World Order’ is, among other things, part of that bizarre QAnon conspiracy.”
Pure foolishness.
The power of the NwO peaked in 1997.
– MrJM
Comment by @misterjayem Tuesday, Aug 13, 19 @ 3:03 pm
As stories from the Seaside area go, I much prefer Cannery Row.
Comment by club for growth Tuesday, Aug 13, 19 @ 3:11 pm
Very thankfully, the incident didn’t happen in the Capitol.
Elected officials have a responsibility to be a calming and rational influence. White supremacy and other radical and deranged views are certainly not caused by the president, but he and other leaders must conduct themselves in a manner to calm things down and not stoke things up.
Comment by Grandson of Man Tuesday, Aug 13, 19 @ 3:16 pm
===At some point, someone in the GOP is going to have come out with force and rebuke the fringe that seems to have taken over their party.===
This is the GOP now. If whatever mainstream members who are left haven’t rebuked it by this point, they aren’t going to.
Comment by Nick Name Tuesday, Aug 13, 19 @ 3:22 pm
===…the president, but he and other leaders must conduct themselves in a manner to calm things down and not stoke things up.===
The president is the main person doing the stoking. And no one tells him no.
When will people figure out that this is what the Republican Party is now?
Comment by Nick Name Tuesday, Aug 13, 19 @ 3:25 pm
“Trump purposely inspires terrorism, or very irresponsibly at the least. He uses the world’s most powerful office to give signals to sick people that it’s okay to injure, kill and threaten certain people.”
It’s called “stochastic terrorism” if you want to search for studies on it, there’s a lot of them.
Comment by Suburban Mom Tuesday, Aug 13, 19 @ 3:27 pm
- @misterjayem - Tuesday, Aug 13, 19 @ 3:03 pm:
“The ‘New World Order’ is, among other things, part of that bizarre QAnon conspiracy.”
Pure foolishness.
The power of the NwO peaked in 1997.
– MrJM
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Brotherrrrrr
Comment by btowntruth from forgottonia Tuesday, Aug 13, 19 @ 5:41 pm
We should be calling on Rep Bryant and Reb Severin to very specifically denounce this would be terrorist after they wrote a resolution condemning the freedom of religion in this state.
Comment by Candy Dogood Tuesday, Aug 13, 19 @ 6:07 pm
Wordslinger is smiling down on @MisterJayEm. You’re on fire MrJM, keep up the distillation. If I could find booze that pure, I’d pay a pretty penny for it.
Comment by PublicServant Wednesday, Aug 14, 19 @ 6:35 am
From former Homeland Security counterterrorism official Nate Snyder: “Nearly all, if not all, the intelligence analysts focusing on domestic extremist groups were eliminated by Trump appointees. There is no one there doing this.”
Comment by Da Big Bad Wolf Wednesday, Aug 14, 19 @ 6:49 am