So called 'white nationalist group Patriot Front'. Such utter cow dung !

a reply to: maria_stardust

The same pants, same shirts, same hats (no MAGA, btw), white gaiter masks, yeah ... these are backwoods militia boys.

Uh-huh. More like a third rate LARP of them.

a reply to: ancientlight

I wonder when or if they're going to campaign to get the patriot act repealed.

If it ain't them then who's gonna rise to the occasion?

originally posted by: maria_stardust
a reply to: quintessentone

Your link’s not working for me, but I’ve seen videos of this march.

If I were to hazard a guess, those pockets are stuffed with bear spray and teriyaki-flavored beef jerky.

But, yeah, pants.

If I were to hazard a guess, it would be pepper dill pickle-flavored beef jerky.

What would be the handgun of choice that could fit so nicely in those pockets?

a reply to: ancientlight

This is just what the evil left wants.

They have spent years pushing Critical Race Theory to teach people how to become racist.

And it worked!



Too bad they couldn't have spent that time teaching math or English or history.

a reply to: ketsuko

The cosplay for wannabe militia isn’t necessarily fashion forward. I’m surprised they just didn’t go for camo gear, tbh.

a reply to: quintessentone

What would be the handgun of choice that could fit so nicely in those pockets?

Depending on the state, I’d imagine they’d seize the chance to open carry given half the chance.

a reply to: network dude

Yet, your best argument for denial is pants.

originally posted by: maria_stardust
a reply to: ketsuko

The cosplay for wannabe militia isn’t necessarily fashion forward. I’m surprised they just didn’t go for camo gear, tbh.

In other words, you ain't buying it either, but it's convenient for to at least pretend to believe these are the real thing.

originally posted by: maria_stardust
a reply to: network dude

Yet, your best argument for denial is pants.

Let's not forget Russia! Russia! Russia! The Feds are not exactly above playing games and pushing lies for political agendas.

a reply to: ketsuko

Oh, I believe they are who they claim to be. This isn’t far-fetched by any stretch of the imagination.

The only difference is their hate is masked by gaiters instead of hoods.

I never get the claims of infiltration being a huge deal. Myself as a suburban mom knows any subversive group will have informants or a fed plant, yet none of these groups know that? They still go ahead with their plans or crimes? Knowing this they let other members who may be rats or feds convince them to act a certain way or commit crimes? No one can convince me to commit a crime. Dummies.

a reply to: maria_stardust

I guess if you will believe that J6 was a serious attempt at insurrection, then you'll believe anything the government tells you, including that this group is the real thing.

a reply to: frogs453

The idea is that the group is potentially all bark and no bite ... until they pick up their plant. The plant is the one who becomes the motivator in the plot and leads the group.

So the question is whether or not the group would have done anything without the prompting of the plant.

originally posted by: frogs453
For context you can listen to 22 meetings and read over 400 gigs of texts from the group if you like, leaked in 2022.

here

A funny story from last year when 31 were arrested in Idaho and ones mom had a fit and kicked him out of her basement.
Yahoo News

Perfectly scripted and oh-so well timed and directed 😎

a reply to: ketsuko

The answer to me is yes. Because again, unless he's holding a gun to their heads they are not doing anything they don't truly want to do. As I said, couldn't convince me committing a crime is a good idea.

a reply to: xuenchen

You do see this is not new right? They had other leaks from them prior to that one. Just because you were not aware they existed before doesn't mean that others who track groups like this didn't.

originally posted by: frogs453
a reply to: ketsuko

The answer to me is yes. Because again, unless he's holding a gun to their heads they are not doing anything they don't truly want to do. As I said, couldn't convince me committing a crime is a good idea.

So to you entrapment is totally cool?

a reply to: ketsuko

Well, as I said, if someone tries to convince me kidnapping a governor is a good idea, I'd tell them to get lost. So is it entrapment or just stupidity? And honestly if you're stupid enough to commit a crime and throw away your future, I don't know what to say. These are adults.

originally posted by: network dude

originally posted by: maria_stardust
This is a legit extreme right wing group with a boring sense of Walmart fashion.

Lest you all forget they were busted in a mass arrest last year when they attempted to disrupt a pride event in Idaho. Their attempt at stealth was a bit too suspicious when they were discovered crammed into a back of a Uhaul with make-shift riot gear.

It’s hilarious that absolute denial in this thread comes down to pants.

Average, run of the mill, everyday suburbia khakis.

And after the Whitmer fiasco, it's just crazy wrong to think that the FBI infiltrated any of these groups. I mean, that's just a crazy thought in and of itself. Do you know Mr. Derp?

Lets not forget Crossfire Hurricane so soon!

a reply to: ketsuko

Enough Proud Boys, Oath Keepers and right-wingers have been tried and convicted for their participation in that uprising to hold that truth. The government didn’t have to explain what I witnessed playing out in real time.

But you’re more than welcome to continue deluding yourself as to what transpired. It really doesn’t matter to me what you believe, nor do I care to convince you otherwise.