/blogentry/39400 Rick G's Blog: Update to FBI Warns:... en-us Lottery Post RSS Generator /blogentry/39400#c47348 /blogentry/39400#c47348 Sun, 04 Apr 2010 03:34:08 GMT konane Think in the 60's they were called 'instigators'.

]]> konane /blogentry/39400#c47340 /blogentry/39400#c47340 Sun, 04 Apr 2010 01:57:50 GMT TigerAngel Yep, thnx for the tips. I'm going to a stadium on the 10th. They had their agent provocatures in the sixties too, which we were just talking about here yesterday.

]]> TigerAngel /blogentry/39400 /blogentry/39400 Sat, 03 Apr 2010 22:20:30 GMT Rick G UPDATE to last entry

Today Kurt Nimmo and Paul Joseph Watson (prisonplanet.com) both have articles on the same subject. Watson warns that Fed-hired anarchists may try to disrupt the tea party protests on 4/15.

Watson

http://www.prisonplanet.com/feds-prepare-to-use-anarchists-to-provoke-tea-party-violence.html

Nimmo

http://www.prisonplanet.com/will-feds-use-letter-sent-by-sovereign-citizen-group-to-stage-false-flag.html

Flash back to the WTO demonstrations in Seattle (and Ottawa). The agent provocateurs (many suspected Blackwell) created the violence so the police could riot on the demonstrators. It turned Seattle into a mini martial state. What that amounted to was a test drive. The riot was created so the new battle tactics and the command/control structure of the new police state could be tweaked.

Tea Party demonstrators should be very aware of their surroundings and those within their ranks who seem suspicious. Stay away from spooky-looking people, like the guys pictured at the top of Watson's story...

Tip: Don't get boxed in during a protest that might turn ugly. The cops will try to funnel as many people as possible into a canyon with no exits. If it turns ugly, you're caught in the middle of it with no escape. You will be arrested. They have used that tactic effectively in Minn. and the G20 police riots.

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