What really happened at Ruby Ridge.
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A reminder that Ruby Ridge took place at the tail end of George Bush 41's term and the events of Waco started unfolding about 6-7 months later.
Bill Barr was AG...issued order to use deadly force
I was told by a friend in Texas that Mueller investigated and looked the other way, just like he did after Waco. Same names, Similar dirty deeds, different decades.
Mueller and Comey knowingly tried to screw over a guy they knew was innocent of sending anthrax by mail.
And defended the sniper who murdered the innocents.
Weaver initially told the ATF agent "no" when asked to shorten the shotgun. It took 3 years of asking before Weaver finally consented.
Sounds like the ATF has time to lean,
so they have time to clean
They clean each other’s pipes.
Thanks for sharing. I knew most of that but I've never seen it in one post. When we retake the levers of history and historical events, this is on of those (of many) events whose story will need to be corrected, with emphasis...
A couple of additions from someone who knew Randy and knows all of his extended family today. My father was good friends with Randy as teens and again after this fiasco. We drank a lot of white russians together at Wet Goods, The Last Draw and his garage. We put nitrous in his blazer and wrenched on our harleys.
Randy was personally awarded $100,000. The other 3 million was split among his children.
Randy told me that he sawed the guns to a still legal length - by 1/2". He claimed the feds then shortened them further. The tool markings on the shotties did not match Randy's confiscated blades. This info is missing from all stories - media, trial and even Congressional hearing. Only Randy's family and friends know this detail. And now so do you.
I see Randy's sister quite regularly. Also his nieces. I talk to his daughter Sara several times a year by phone.
For the part you have no reason to believe - I spent a LOT of time with Sara when they returned to Jefferson, Iowa after the mess. I was too young and stupid to feel ready to settle down. For me, she is "the one that got away."
Now do Waco.
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He was such an Aryan that nobody from his supposed group came to support him?
I spent 20 years living in Idaho, I loved it. It's been ruined in my opinion. Boise was one of thr last big small cities. Now it's run by libtards
As someone that was alive and somewhat aware of what was going on around me, this story was told by my middle school "ex-hippy" and still far left teacher. Her talking about the over reach and gestapo like tactics were not as clear and concise as this and either I wasn't paying enough attention or the facts were still very cloudy at that time. My point is that a far left teacher was anti-big government, anti-corporation and anti-fascist. What the hell happened to the left wingers today? How did the left move from pro Rights to fascist in just a couple generations? It is terribly funny, but my beliefs today mirror an ex-hippy middle school teacher from the 1980's in the San Francisco Bay Area. This truly is a 🤡 show.
I was born in 1984, and for all my life was mosty around left wingers or centrists just by social choices (playing music, selling drugs, partying hard) and all of them were anti govt and anti corp… I don’t know where/how it happened exactly but yeah almost all of them are completely opposite now. The best I can muster about it is that they never believed what they believed in the first place and were just parroting what they grew up around or knew or saw in media and thought was cool… which is why they have flip flopped so easily and dramatically as the propaganda changed. They were never taught to not practicing thinking for themselves.
It’s similar to religion when parents are forceful with their beliefs - it causes a lot of kids to not learn to love that religion as much as it’s what they were taught to love vs being taught TO love how to feel and how to connect with their spiritual side. That’s why there are so many atheists and fundamentalist nuts out there I would presume. Same psychological development mechanism.
It is just difficult for me to grasp changing your morality and belief system so drastically. It boggles my mind. I cannot imagine being persuaded from my core tenets so easily. No matter how slowly and systematically someone tried. I guess your explanation makes the most sense, perhaps they were never really believers in their core. Perhaps they simply follow the masses in an attempt to be accepted. I cannot imagine being so hollow inside to not have a firm belief system or core tenets.
I don’t think they see it as changing their morality or beliefs, rather as a continuation of that morality/belief system because the authorities they hold in high regard have led them in such a direction. So therefore it must be fine. Reinforce it by telling them they are “rightl and anyone else is “wrong” and boom.
Kinda like what happens with religion, again, as a great juxtaposed example.
You can see the spell breaking on the right to some extent, but you can see them trying to cast the spell harder too to keep people numb. And I don’t think it will get everyone under the spell again, but all it takes is enough people to secure the votes.. rinse and repeat for enough time and they will have everyone under the spell again though.
Call me a doomer, but I have little hole that we turn this ship around. I pray that Q is real, like REALLY real, but so far things are heading down the shitter at an ever alarming rate and I don’t see anything happening to wake enough people up. We have seen this in history where an empire reaches sort of a plateau of comfort and quality of life and it blossoms but ultimately then is juice from the inside til it falls apart. And some people see it and know it and predict it is falling apart, but not enough are willing to do anything because they are being living so comfy and complacent.
And the problem with “wait til things get worse, then people will not be complacent” is that as we have seen again in history, when shit gets real low down and out in a country the citizenry is ripe for manipulation. That’s essentially how nazis rose to power.
That’s why I’m glad I was at least raised to hope for the best but plan for the worst. I’m not fully there, but I’m working towards teaching f my wife how to be more self sufficient and we will teach our kids, and I’m setting up as much contingency infrastructure/funds/resources as I can for them all for the future and hopefully it is enough in the end to weather through when things finally crumble and get REAL bad. That’s the best I think any of us can do. That or run for office, which I may do in the future but right now it just isn’t doable.
I don't doubt the hippy movement wasn't planned and executed by the deep state to weaken and divide citizens, family, and culture. Being brainwashed into being a hippy isn't too far off from being brainwashed into fear of covid. Fear is the most powerful emotion to use in control.
That and the massive amounts of drugs they consumed.
Their communes were full of people who sat around drugged all day, instead of working or contributing to their little society.
There was also a lot of division and sexism/feminism (surprise) throughout that also corrupted their morals and ideals.
Just like the current movent
I am not so certain. I think the hippy movement was the first time people rejected the official narrative and started to question the government and the media. Of course, the DS was able to adapt and corrupt the movement, but that is what they are good at. The concept of non-conformity and the questioning of dogma was at the core of the hippy movement, but it was a bandwagon that other conformists jumped on and non-conformity just became another conformists path. It seems to parallel with all the other non-conformist lifestyles, they all adapt a similar appearance and attitude. Bikers, goths, EMO, headbangers/metal heads, hipsters, etc. They all start out as a few non-conformists and then they are riddled with copycats. Next thing you know, it is a trend for douchebag conformists. The only non-conformists I know of are the solitary folks that abandon society altogether and go out into the wilderness and homestead.
Look into the Laurel canyon conspiracy and wonder why a military full of disgruntled vets didn't come home and fuck shit up.
It could happen to any one of us, especially now. But this time, no protests. We fight back. We come to each other's aid.
Lessons from Ruby Ridge
https://archive.ph/I6PVM#selection-335.0-335.23
Ruby Ridge Remembered....The ruling class desire to wage war on ordinary Americans is now part of the “forceful mainstream.
https://archive.ph/uMGsi#selection-561.0-565.103
Hero attorney Gerry Spence took on Weavers case and argued that Weaver used justifiable force against the feds. For Wikipedia (I know but this is accurate) -
"Aftermath
Weaver was charged with multiple crimes relating to the Ruby Ridge incident – a total of ten counts, including the original firearms charges. Attorney Gerry Spence handled Weaver's defense, and successfully argued that Weaver's actions were justifiable as self-defense. Spence did not call any witnesses for the defense, rather focusing on attacking the credibility of FBI agents and forensic technicians.[23] The judge dismissed two counts after hearing prosecution witness testimony. The jury acquitted Weaver of all remaining charges except two, one of which the judge set aside. He was found guilty of one count, failure to appear, for which he was fined $10,000 and sentenced to 18 months in prison.[1] He was credited with time served plus an additional three months, and was then released. Kevin Harris was acquitted of all criminal charges.[7][page needed]
In August 1995, the U.S. government avoided trial on a civil lawsuit filed by the Weavers by awarding the three surviving daughters $1,000,000 each, and Randy Weaver $100,000 over the deaths of Sammy and Vicki Weaver.[24] "
Randy Weaver died this year 2022, in May.
Waco followed a few months later.
The militia movement followed immediately thereafter. They have been demonizing us ever since.
Well woth reading - Gerry Spence on why he defended Randy Weaver: https://www.famous-trials.com/rubyridge/1143-spenceletter
MAGA WWG1WGA Destroy the Deep State
Bo Gritz ran for president, we tried to get him elected but we got Clinton instead.
Let me begin by saying the following -- 'There are no coincidences.'
Here is another story like this one that occurred 18 years later and precedes the FBI's Whitmer kidnapping frame-up that has links to Randy Weaver and believe it or not television leftist Bill Maher. Again, there are no coincidences. The story goes like this:
Edgar Steele had suffered a ruptured heart aorta and was rushed to the hospital and escaped death by the narrowest of margins. After weeks in the hospital, Steele was able to return home in a greatly weakened condition. Edgar's wife, Cyndi hired a handyman, Larry Fairfax to fix some pipes that been damaged by freezing water. The Steeles retained Fairfax to do work around their ranch while Edgar Steele was convalescing. Unknown to the Steeles, Larry Fairfax had previously worked as an informant for the FBI. Over the next six months, Larry Fairfax spied on the Steeles as a government informant.
Years earlier, Edgar Steele had defended the Aryan Nations from a civil lawsuit which ultimately took away the Aryan Nations church and land from its owner, Richard Butler. Since that trial, Steele has defended a number of pro-White activists (often at no charge). Edgar even referred to himself as the "Lawyer of the Damned". Steele has also written a series of articles on his “conspiracypenpal.com” website exposing various government conspiracies and criticizing the state of Israel and its undue influence on our government.
Clearly Edgar Steele was not popular with Zionists or the many pro-Zionist Congressmen in our federal government. In an earlier case in Idaho, the federal government sent an informant to spy on Randy Weaver. After a year of spying, the federal informant eventually talked Randy Weaver into cutting off a shotgun barrel a quarter inch too short. After entrapping Mr. Weaver for a technical firearms violation, the Feds then tried to pressure him to become a government informant against the Aryan Nations. The federal government reportedly spent a million dollars and a year's effort trying to turn Randy Weaver into a government informant. Weaver refused to go along with the government and the Feds responded by executing a raid and siege of Randy Weaver’s home in Ruby Ridge, Idaho in which federal agents killed Randy Weaver’s son and wife.
If the federal government was willing to go to that kind of extreme measure against someone, whom they wanted to turn against the Aryan Nations, how would the federal government feel about a lawyer who actually defended the Aryans Nations? The federal government was willing to break the law and even murder people in the past over the Aryan Nations. This means that the federal government is capable of ANYTHING based on their past behavior.
The government informant, Larry Fairfax was employed as a handyman at Steele’s ranch for six months. Apparently Fairfax was unable to discover ANY illegal behavior by Edgar Steele during this time. In April of 2010, Larry Fairfax declared bankruptcy as his main business failed with $600,000 in debt. Fairfax was behind on his mortgage payments and in danger of having his home foreclosed. It was at this time that Fairfax is believed to have stolen $45,000 in silver from secret hiding places on the Steele estate, some of which Fairfax had built as a handyman.
To cover up the theft of $45,000, Larry Fairfax hatched a plan to murder Edgar and Cyndi Steele with a massive car bomb. When the bomb failed to go off, Fairfax fell back on a second plan to claim that Edgar Steele was plotting to murder his wife. Someone apparently helped Fairfax fabricate fake tapes that used a choreographed simulation of Edgar Steele’s voice. Cyndi Steele listened to these alleged tapes of her husband (which were played to her by the Feds) and noted that whenever the conversation turned from what chores Fairfax was supposed to do to the alleged murder plot, the inflection in Edgar’s voice would disappear and the background noise would change, strongly suggesting that the tapes were fabricated. Also noteworthy is the IDF has admitted to doing that very kind of thing at about the same time the Steele case broke, by doctoring audio recordings from radio exchanges with the “Gaza Freedom Flotilla”. Lastly, the tapes have "Edgar" saying that he has a life insurance policy on Cyndi, which the real Edgar Steele would know didn't exist.
In a series of interviews by Jamie Kelso of Cyndi Steele, it has been revealed that the Feds tried to bully Cyndi Steele into confessing that she was “cheating” on her husband. They claimed to have pictures of her with another man (which they didn’t). When Cyndi insisted that there was absolutely no truth to that, the Feds tried to claim that a Ukrainian client of Edgar Steele was an illicit girlfriend of his (even though Edgar was still recovering and required additional surgeries in spring of 2010). It was glaringly obvious that there was no reason for Edgar Steele to kill his wife and the Feds were trying to fish around to find a reason that would make a murder plot more believable.
Cyndi also revealed that they caught Larry Fairfax snooping around underneath their house one day, and after that they kept a very close eye on him. In May of 2010, Larry Fairfax borrowed the Steele’s pick up truck and swapped the relatively new tires off it for his truck.
Edgar Steele was arrested on June 11th for plotting to murder his wife. The bomb on Cyndi Steele’s car however was not found until June 15th when Cyndi took her vehicle to a Quick Lube for an oil change. Cyndi Steele was denied any additional police protection even after a bomb was found on her car and an accomplice of Larry Fairfax was still at large. Larry Fairfax is a cousin of arch-liberal comedian Bill Maher. The accomplice of Larry Fairfax turned out to be James Maher, who is a BROTHER of Bill Maher. James Maher reportedly checked to see if the bomb was still on Cyndi Steele's car in Oregon. He told Larry Fairfax that he couldn't see a bomb. (Question: Why wasn't James Maher ever thrown in jail or charged with anything?) Larry Fairfax then proceeded to make ANOTHER bomb in what was obviously a second attempt on Cyndi Steele's life to cover up his theft of $45,000 in silver.
Larry Fairfax was arrested June 15th for possession of an explosive device. Fairfax was questioned and admitted to putting that bomb on Cyndi’s car. A judge at Larry Fairfax’s preliminary hearing asked why he hadn’t filled up the pipe bomb with sand instead of gun powder. That of course assumes that Fairfax was acting as a police informant and not trying to murder Cyndi Steele to cover up his theft of a large quantity of silver. At the time Edgar Steele was arrested, Fairfax never mentioned that there might still be a LIVE bomb on Cyndi's car. Apparently, he didn't want the FBI to know about that first bomb he put on Cyndi's car being full of gun powder as opposed to sand. It's glaringly obvious that Fairfax was NOT behaving within the law and within the bounds of a police informer. Fairfax was trying to kill Cyndi with the first bomb, and when it failed to go off, he started working on a second bomb to kill her.
According to the government, Steele was going to pay Fairfax for the murder of his wife with the money from an insurance policy. The policy reportedly covered accidental death, but no one has ever explained how an enormous pipe bomb exploding could possibly be considered an accidental death. An attorney such as Edgar Steele would know that a homicide does not count as an accidental death.
Even more important is the fact that the Steeles had canceled their insurance policies. Apparently Larry Fairfax was ignorant of this critically important piece of information. Despite all of this Edgar Steele was convicted for the attempted murder of his wife and sent to prison in California. He was denied his medication and visitation there and as a result his health quickly deteriorated and died in prison.
And What has weaver done since with his 3.1 mil in 80s/90s money?
I demand a follow up
Wow, never knew he only served 6 months. I figured he was deep in the prison system still.
Bo Bo Fritz
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Being an Arizonan, I knew of Bo Gritz. Later I learned that Bill Cooper had high regard for the man and that much of what we'd been told about Gritz was a lie.