
H/T Scissorhead Skinny-D
Gee, it doesn’t sound like an organic storming of the Capitol after all! (Emphasis mine):
New evidence suggests ‘alliance’ between Oath Keepers, Proud Boys ahead of Jan. 6
Kelly Meggs, the Florida leader of the Oath Keepers, said in private messages obtained by prosecutors that he’d been in touch repeatedly with Proud Boys leadership in particular. He said he had worked out a strategy to confront potential violence from antifa, a loosely organized collection of left-wing extremists. Meggs has been charged along with nine others with conspiring to stop Congress from certifying the 2020 election.
“This week I organized an alliance between Oath Keepers, Florida 3%ers, and Proud Boys,” Meggs wrote in a Dec. 19 message to an associate via Facebook. “We have decided to work together and shut this shit down.”
Of course their lawyers have been saying that, you know, those proud patriots were only going to battle Antifa (which doesn’t exist, so good luck with that).
But prosecutors say that any advance planning by the groups — plus a growing body of evidence that the Oath Keepers coordinated their Capitol entry and rallied to the group’s leader, Stewart Rhodes, at an appointed time — suggests their intentions weren’t limited to battling antifa.
So how coordinated were they?
Meggs’ messages indicated that just days before the Jan. 6 attack, he and others anticipated that Trump would invoke the Insurrection Act, which they viewed as permission to aid his effort to stay in power.
“Trump’s staying in, he’s gonna use the emergency broadcast system on cell phones to broadcast to the American people. Then he will claim the insurrection act,” Meggs wrote in a Dec. 26 Facebook message.
“Any idea when?” an associate replied.
“Next week,” Meggs said. “Then wait for the 6th when we are all in dc to insurrection.”
Well, that seems pretty specific, Proud Boys are in!
But what about the Oaf Keepers?
In another batch of messages released Wednesday afternoon, prosecutors revealed an exchange between Oath Keepers Donovan Crowl and Jessica Watkins discussing plans to abscond to Kentucky should efforts to stop Biden’s inauguration fail.
Watkins, under the pseudonym “Jolly Roger,” wrote to Crowl in a Facebook message that the group’s “bugout plan” included upward of 20 Oath Keepers settling on land on “hundred’s of acres” of a Kentucky mountainside she said was located about two hours south of an ally’s property.
“Solar power, clean mountain spring, the whole 9,” Watkins indicated. “Tons of tree cover too. Good defense against pesky drone surveillance.”
Watkins added that the mountain location “gives us the high ground, and makes tunneling out fighting positions great (above water line).” She said the group would “be like the NVA” — the North Vietnamese Army during the Vietnam War — and “network tunnels.”
Crowl called the proposal a “great idea.”
When you have an escape plan, that definitely shows premeditation.
Related: the calls are coming from inside the house!
Videos show ally of Marjorie Taylor Greene among mob inside Capitol during January 6 riot
No. Wait … “She said the group would “be like the NVA” — the North Vietnamese Army during the Vietnam War — and “network tunnels.” Does she have any idea what happened to those NVA?
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More to the point; what side they were on…
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Người sói!!!!!!!!!!!!
(according to Google translate that is wolverines in Vietnamese)
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She’s never tried to dig through Kentucky ‘mountain’ dirt, has she.
Also, The NVA started working on those tunnels twenty years before the US came upon the scene…
https://www.history.com/topics/vietnam-war/cu-chi-tunnels
But these tacticool cosplayers are gonna hide out from the US law enforcement right away…the US law enforcement that now has access to orbital and aerial lidar and radar that can detect things like ancient riverbeds deep beneath the Sahara or completely overgrown cities in the central American jungles https://electronics.howstuffworks.com/future-tech/scientists-use-lidar-to-discover-massive-lost-mayan-city.htm
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Ah, Cu Chi, my home away from home May ’67 to May ’68.
The Cu Chi Tunnels, edited by a friend of mine.
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Tree cover a good defense against pesky drone surveillance.”
At least half the year.
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Describing the hideout location; solar power, clean fresh water, plenty of trees – sounds like damn left-wing hippie talk to me!
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Solar panels blend right in with the countryside.
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But you can hide them under the trees. Wait…what?
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They wouldn’t last a month without their insulin and statins.
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The most painfully stupid part about their Super Secret Plan is that they discussed all of it on Facebook messenger.
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As one does! — TG
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