Feds charge six men accused in plot to kidnap Michigan governor

#51
#51
I don't think it was Trump's tweet in and of itself, these guys have likely always been anti-government nutjobs in the same vein of Timothy McVeigh, but I would bet Trump's tweet helped motivate them to go from all talk no action to let's blow sh!t up and kill the governor.
No doubt. He may have even sent them some kind of message in code that we don't yet understand.
 
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Good to hear these agencies did their job and did it well. So now, let's all get back to where we can defund & protest the police & state agencies so that they can't do there job in protecting the ordinary tax paying citizens of Michigan. Let's all go out and burn the system down ..... it's corrupt and racists.
I'm not sure how to read this post. Is this sarcasm or a serious post?

I'm really uncertain.
 
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Touche, in the article it points out they started talking about ways to violently overthrow the government in June, so after the Trump tweet in April.

I'd imagine the informant is already in witness protection.
Well, since you did read it, from where did you get the notion they were Trump supporters? People with that kinda malice are their own deities. They don't need other people telling them to do evil.
 
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Clearly these are ANTIFA or BLM left wingers.

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Antifa doesn't plot, they just go and destroy stuff.
 
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I haven't developed a taste for humor about murdering women. Throw out a few more jokes on the subject and I'll do my best to get it.
Okay, how's this one?

A man was in court charged with 2 murders, and the judge says " you are charged with beating your wife to death with a shovel." A voice at the back of the courtroom yelled out " You b*st*rd." The judge then says "you are also charged with beating your daughter to death with a shovel." Again a voice from the back of the courtroom yells out "You f***ing bas**rd!"

The judge then stops the proceeding and says "Listen, I can understand your anger and frustration with these crimes, but I can't allow outbursts in the courtroom. Any more of these and I will have to charge you with contempt. Now, what is your problem?"

At the back of the courtroom , the man stood up and said "I lived next door to that b**tard for 15 years, and every time I asked to borrow a f***ing shovel, he said he didn't have one."
 
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Okay, how's this one?

A man was in court charged with 2 murders, and the judge says " you are charged with beating your wife to death with a shovel." A voice at the back of the courtroom yelled out " You b*st*rd." The judge then says "you are also charged with beating your daughter to death with a shovel." Again a voice from the back of the courtroom yells out "You f***ing bas**rd!"

The judge then stops the proceeding and says "Listen, I can understand your anger and frustration with these crimes, but I can't allow outbursts in the courtroom. Any more of these and I will have to charge you with contempt. Now, what is your problem?"

At the back of the courtroom , the man stood up and said "I lived next door to that b**tard, and every time I asked to borrow a f***ing shovel, he said he didn't have one."

#mansplaining
 
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Sounds like they were mostly peaceful. Notice the difference in how the feds handled this.

Actually carry out attacks on neighborhoods and civilians. Nothing.

Plan to attack the government, and they have some deep cover for 2 months.

The priorities are interesting. Remember they are under no obligation to protect you.
 
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Okay, how's this one?

A man was in court charged with 2 murders, and the judge says " you are charged with beating your wife to death with a shovel." A voice at the back of the courtroom yelled out " You b*st*rd." The judge then says "you are also charged with beating your daughter to death with a shovel." Again a voice from the back of the courtroom yells out "You f***ing bas**rd!"

The judge then stops the proceeding and says "Listen, I can understand your anger and frustration with these crimes, but I can't allow outbursts in the courtroom. Any more of these and I will have to charge you with contempt. Now, what is your problem?"

At the back of the courtroom , the man stood up and said "I lived next door to that b**tard, and every time I asked to borrow a f***ing shovel, he said he didn't have one."

Damn funny, and I never heard it before.
 
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Sounds like they were mostly peaceful. Notice the difference in how the feds handled this.

Actually carry out attacks on neighborhoods and civilians. Nothing.

Plan to attack the government, and they have some deep cover for 2 months.

The priorities are interesting. Remember they are under no obligation to protect you.
What would happen if, for example, these guys went into a black neighborhood and started burning it down? Think they'd prioritize that?
 

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