Nathan Bickel #conspiracy moralmatters.org

Tons of American flags and Gadsden Purchase (Don’t Tread on Me”) flags are on display at the site of the takeover.

The whole thing looks staged, including the props.

There has been a lot of chatter about this Oregon stand-off being a precursor to civil war, but this event has all the obvious signs of being a political psychological operation because of the drama and because radio talk show spokesholes are comparing it to #BLACKLIVESMATTER.

Anytime you hear a media whore comparing one psychological operation to another psychological operation, you know that both operations were planned and staged.

The Black Lives Matter movement and #BLACKLIVESMATTER are from the George Soros’ civil unrest department. #BLACKLIVESMATTER has been funded and staffed by Soros from the start, so all the Black Lives Matter events are political psychological operations – not real events, for the most part.

The Oregon standoff has its own hashtag #YallQaeda (Y’all Qaeda), which is obviously a manufactured hashtag. It compares the so-called militia protesters in Oregon to al Qaeda (a known “terrorist” organization).

In other words, this Oregon standoff is a divide-and-conquer psychological operation. It is very likely that Soros has funded and staffed the participants because the #YallQaeda hashtag suggests that Patriots = terrorists. Soros and his fellow cabalists are using this standoff event to brainwash Americans into believing that all militia types are the same as “al Qaeda.”

This psychological operation is designed to draw out all the gun-toting patriots and Constitution-loving citizens so as to identify them, put their names and faces into government “watch list” databases, and then brand these well-intentioned America citizens as “Domestic Terrorists.”

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