(Joshua Paladino, Headline USA) Two leading America-First Republicans, Darren Beattie of Revolver News and JD Rucker of the America First Report, have echoed Alex Jones‘s warning that the security state will try to lure conservatives into false flags before the midterm elections.
Beattie wrote on Revolver that conservatives must not let themselves get drawn into a repeat of the Jan. 6 protests, which was “ruthlessly exploited by the left-wing media to demonize and criminalize Trump supporters” despite almost everyone involved being “completely peaceful and lawful.”
“Let me be clear: Democrats and their toadies in the media are 100% trying to bait Trump supporters into doing something stupid,” he wrote.
Rucker warned that Biden’s domestic warmongering in his speech on Sept. 1 may have been designed to provoke conservatives into waging a “de facto civil war.”
“They are trying to either spark violence from the political right or, more likely, to set the stage for near-future false flag attacks that will be blamed on “MAGA Republicans,” he wrote.
Their warnings followed Jones, who predicted “some very violent fireworks,” including poisonings and false-flag shootings, in the next two months before the midterm elections.
One of these events, whether organic or orchestrated, already happened in Cincinnati, where Ricky Walter Shiffer was killed after a failed attack on a FBI field office.
“The deep state wants nothing more than for what already happened in Cincinnati to happen again and again,” Beattie said. “Don’t fall for these traps. Not only is it wrong morally, it’s strategically stupid.”
Beattie told Americans not to overreact to Trump’s impending indictment and arrest.
Rucker encouraged a “revolution,” as opposed to a civil war, that will be fought through “civil disobedience, lawsuits, protests, and ringing the alarm bells,” rather than violence.
“It would be impossible for us to win an actual kinetic war against the massive forces arrayed against us which is why our only recourse outside of prayer is to get as actively involved in the information war as possible,” he wrote.
