Comments by "LRRPFco52" (@LRRPFco52) on "Wendigoon" channel.

Justice has not even remotely been served in this case.
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So both my comment and the one in my notification list have been removed. Looks like YouTube doesn’t want people who have studied OKC for almost 30 years commenting on it with details and facts.
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Gangs ruled much of the big US cities since the early 1800s. They were synonymous with volunteer fire departments who competed with each other to be first on scene for the insurance company bonuses, plus being able to loot people's valuables. They fought each other regularly, especially as the waves of Irish flowed in to the Eastern cities like New York. Those gangs worked for the politicians until Prohibition in 1920. During the first few years of Prohibition, the gangs were drowning in billions in cash-flow from alcohol, prostitution, gambling, and racketeering. They bought the politicians, judges, legitimate businesses, and formed much of the institutions in their images, especially the Congress, FBI, and Federal bureaucracy to act as jobs programs for their deadbeat friends and loyal relatives. The 1934 NFA was not a response to these original gangs, who held many levers of power by that point and were fully invested in the financial system. They didn't like small-time Midwestern bank robbers like John Dillinger, Bonnie & Clyde, and Ma Barker's boys. The NFA was specifically targeted at their rivals, like a National Sullivan Act. They mentioned John Dillinger repeatedly during the 1934 NFA Hearings. He really rubbed the Mafia establishment and the corporatist cleptocrats the wrong way because he burned mortgage records when he robbed banks at the height of the Depression. The history we learn is all wrong, a simplified fabrication to conceal the demons in our midst.
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We're talking about guys who posed for photos over the burnt and contorted bodies of children at Waco as if they were some kind of action heroes.
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Think about what lengths they went to over a few inches of a harmless shotgun barrel in the middle of nowhere in the remote mountains of Idaho.
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@liarwithagun This is the CNN/Clinton version. The reality is far more different, interesting, and complicated. Read The Third Terrorist by Jayna Davis for starters. There is more to it than that, but you will be way ahead of the game if you read that book.
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@xdef1ne Tim McVeigh told his mom and sister that he was recruited out of SFAS into some type of informant program for the Feds. He quit the first week of SFAS, then ETSd out of the Army and started bouncing around the US. It’s a strange story if you go down the rabbit hole.
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@Gaiusnerva ATF came out of the Prohibition Bureau, which was an organized crime gang with badges designed to control the competition during Prohibition. There was the Alcohol Tax Unit and Prohibition Unit, which was a Bureau within the Revenue Bureau (later renamed the IRS after agents were caught embezzling funds, avoiding paying taxes, and major fraud). During The Great Depression, the Mafia steered jobs down to these administrative state entities for the stupid relatives of connected people in good standing with the made men of the big cities. It’s a pay-to-play club for people who know people to get Federal jobs. I’ve studied their history for over 40 years. Nothing on the surface accurately portrays who they really are. These guys are multi-generational criminal scumbags with no-show jobs for the middle management.
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@nashtheneet The HRT had a moral dilemma discussion when they received the unlawful orders, and quickly decided to follow unconstitutional shoot-to-kill ROE. It's in one of the books written by one of the HRT Sharpshooters. He looked up to the older agents who had been in the military (who turned out to be POGs looking to fulfill 11B/Special Ops fantasies they couldn't hack in the actual military, hence their reason for joining HRT.)
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That's why the ATF was looking for a civilian informant so hard. Weaver was a blessing to them in their twisted minds. They saw his unwillingness to comply as an obstacle easily overcome with an entrapment scheme, something they had done numerous times to get people to turn on each other.
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@Gaiusnerva One of the dead giveaways of the ATF is when you look at the last names of all the ASACs and RAICs. It jumps right out at you.
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.308 Winchester firing a 168gr SMK at 200yds only takes 0.25 seconds to travel. He lied about not seeing her in his high magnification optic. The forensics point very solidly to the fact that he murdered her in cold blood. Me: Former Scout Sniper and long range shooter/instructor with over 40 years of experience in this discipline. 200yds is boring distance to resolve head targets and shoot with Sniper rifles equipped with the type of optics Horiuchi was using. They were literally issued unlawful shoot-to-kill orders by Main Justice, and held a meeting discussing the unprecedented orders placed before them. The Sniper Teams and Assaulters all looked up to the more senior agents for guidance, and because a US Marshall had been killed, they let emotions override their judgment, then went on a war path. Read Danny O'Coulson's book and the Sharpshooter's book.
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@Gaiusnerva I type fast and I’ve been studying the ATF for decades.
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OK. I just posted some important historical background on the FBI and my comment is gone. I just posted it within the past few minutes. Nothing offensive, no profanity, just facts. Gone
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100% that was the plan all along. Read Danny O. Coulson's book (Deputy Asst Director at the time and claimed founder of the HRT). He said they got a shoot-to-kill order from Main Justice, which he passed on to the HRT. He tried pulling some excuse about the fax machine to absolve himself of criminal misconduct to the reader, but he's as guilty as any of them for passing the unconstitutional ROE down to the HRT. The HRT held their own meeting knowing it was unlawful, but decided to go forward anyway.
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Sponsored by HS Precision, which is why many of us boycotted their products.
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The mid and senior management in the FBI are nepotist connected crime family members, always have been, always will be until the Bureau is dissolved by force. They are the Praetorian Guards for criminal politicians who also work for the higher organized crime families. It's one of the most toxic environments you can imagine working in. They also make sure more crimes happen so they can go to Congress and say they don't have enough money. Congress won't cross them because they have all the dirt on members of Congress, so their budget just grows more. It's a Mafia jobs program disguised as secret police who fail at their main job of counterespionage (surveilling and arresting people spying on the US). Look at the last names of all the mid and senior agents. Italians and Irish. Coincidence?
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Where he knew he would be forced to be an informant on his neighbors or go to prison for 10 years after their unlawful entrapment scheme.
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There isn't even a Justice Dept mentioned anywhere in the Constitution. It has 115,000 employees now with 40 different divisions.
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 @Drulou Secret Service does that, not the Bureau.
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Have you ever read the 1934 NFA Hearings, all 5 days of them? It's far worse than you might imagine. The original draft covered Machineguns, Short Barreled/Sawed-off Shotguns, Pistols/Handguns, Any Other Weapons, and Silencers. On Day 1, morning 1, after the AG admitted the whole thing was unconstitutional, Congressman Harold Knutson of MN proposed the Short Barreled Rifle infringement to "protect deer hunters back home". The original draft from AG Cummings set shotgun barrel infringements at 16", but Knutson suggested it would be stronger if they increased the barrel length to 18", and included rifles. (He turned out to be a Nazi sympathizer at the time, and spy during the War.) On one of the subsequent days of the hearings, the NRA President and Counsel showed up, got the pistol infringements removed, and explained to the Committee what rimfire, centerfire, semi automatic, fully automatic, revolver, automatic pistol, etc. meant. The Committee members were grossly ignorant of the most basic of firearms knowledge. At the time, they were going to include any semi automatic firearm with a 12 round magazine as a "machinegun". The NRA President explained the different types of automatic weapons to them, and that the function of the trigger determined automatic vs semi automatic. Because he was an Olympic Gold Medalist pistol shooter and collector, he objected to the pistol infringement provisions, and provided examples where pistols had been used in self defense dating back to the 1800s. His arguments got the pistols and semi autos = machineguns removed from the final draft, but Knutson's SBR infringements were inserted on the final day of the hearings when he reminded them of their conversation on day 1. It almost didn't make it into the final draft.
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@AL-lh2ht Daily shootings in the US are mostly gang-related in the inner cities along the Mississippi, in Chicago, Detroit, Memphis, Atlanta, DC, LA, Cincinnati, etc. They are disproportionately committed by blacks on blacks and in the Native American tribal areas. You can look at maps of homicide rates by county of the whole US and see very interesting trends in demographics. They really stem from the destruction of the black family by welfare policies launched during the LBJ WH era, followed by the cocaine imports of the 1970s and 1980s.
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@xdef1ne That was John Doe #2, Hussain Hashem al-Hussaini. He was literally seen by the US prosecutors the morning before timing his runs with a stop watch from where the Ryder truck would be parked to the getaway truck that McVeigh would have gone to before him. On the day of the bombing, Hussain was seen by multiple witnesses exiting the Ryder truck and pulling the initiation system, then running off. One of the survivors from inside the Murrah Building noticed that they left the truck in a no-parking zone, and commented that they were going to be towed and ticketed as she watched Hussain run away. He was one of at least 5 Middle Eastern males seen associated with the bombing. They stayed in the Dreamland Motel, where the cleaning lady reported to management that there were stacks of ammonium nitrate bags in the motel room around the beds, which was something she had never seen before.
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Doesn't matter what faith they had. They didn't deserve to be hunted down and murdered by wannabe commandos with badges and unconstitutional ROE.
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If you study the secret history of the FBI, it all will make perfect sense. Praetorian Guard for the criminal political class who are put in place and protected by organized crime. Remember J. Edgar Hoover said the Mafia was a myth for decades.
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The truth is there were LEOs and likely Federal agents that "needed" to be surveilled by the Feds, and it couldn't be another Fed they might have run into at FLETC or any regional meetings. This is one reason why ATF wanted Weaver to act as an informant for them. When he refused, they set up the entrapment scheme. One thing you need to be aware of at this time was a Main Justice sponsored program called PATCON. They were pushing to increase funding for surveillance and prosecution of Patriot militias as a bogeyman for more Federal funding. In Texas, they had even resorted to propping up a handicapped man selling old night vision, which made the attorneys and leadership at main justice upset because they were blowing millions on these "investigations". That's why ATF pulled David Koresh's file and began scheming for a mass raid in Waco, to justify their funding. The Weaver family was targeted similarly by ATF in that different Federal region. It's all about increased Federal funding for Mafia stooges with badges and their jobs programs. Study ATF history. It's nothing like what is portrayed.
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That was the plan as soon as the FBI "Hostage Rescue Team" was called. It's covered in Danny Coulson's book "No Heroes" (he claims he founded the HRT, was there for Ruby Ridge), as well as Chris Whitcomb's book "Cold Zero", one of the HRT Snipers. You can tell they both lied in their chapters about Ruby Ridge, but they detail how the unconstitutional ROE was issued by Main Justice.
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The FBI is not an American institution. It's a secret police established during Prohibition that was headed by a compromised degenerate and his husband, who act as a Praetorian Guard for criminals in government, placed there by organized crime. Imagine trying to explain to the Founders the FBI.
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@RazeAndJadith No links. I’ve known about that for years, even though you used to be able to post links when thoughts were more free.
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@lightningmonky7674 This will probably be deleted, but most people that apply to join the Bureau never even get close to being screened because it’s a jobs program for connected, not a legitimate law enforcement agency.
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Study PATCON if you truly want to understand the recipe that resulted in Waco.
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They all truly believed they were going to be gunned-down or burned alive by the FBI, and probably would have if Bo Gritz had not intervened. The official story would have been that a white supremacist died in a shoot-out with Federal agents, who bravely endured a barrage of assault weapons fire from the psycho Vietnam Vet. Then they would have pivoted to why we need more gun control to protect innocent people from folks like the Weavers.
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Unconstitutional criminal agencies wanted civilian spies to sneak around their agents who were part of groups they couldn't control. That is the genesis of the case.
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I bet you haven't heard about the Nordic Biker Wars either.
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I've studied OKBOMB since it happened, to include inside intel that has never been publicly released. It's one of the biggest misreported events in modern US history. To break it down, it involves: * A Middle Eastern terror plot between the Muslim Brotherhood's Advanced Forces agent, Ali Mohamed and Saddam's ISI, who were both under constant surveillance by the FBI * A US Federal building that stored incriminating records from numerous investigations into former Governor Clinton of Arkansas, then the US President * Layers of sting and informant operations using former military personnel (Terry Nichols & Tim McVeigh) * Monitoring by the Congressional Counter-Terrorism Task Force * A crisis used by Clinton to distract from the 14 investigation referrals from multiple agencies into his high crimes and treason, blamed on right wing talk radio and crafting Clinton as the healer-in-chief who would console the families of the victims * Responding legislation drafted by then Senator Biden, which was passed as the PATRIOT Act after 9/11 What was reported by the media was lie upon lie, until the true nature of the case was unrecognizable next to the facts.
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@Expired_Twinkie23 I’ll be sure to tell the over 200 witnesses and FBI Bomb Squad they were all wrong.
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They are In Malitia Concepta, fructum nigra portans (conceived in malice, bearing black fruit). Notice how bad deeds flow from these organizations, none of which have even a remote mention in the Constitution?
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@FormerGovernmentHuman One interesting thing the media did a great job of was hiding the fact that there were many blacks living in the Mount Caramel Church community. That would have been a really bad stain on Clinton if the media accurately showed who was murdered there, but they cleaned that all up, blamed David Koresh for everything, and Janet Reno protested way too loudly that it was all her responsibility before we really even knew what happened.
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