In almost every official tweet by law enforcement that has to do with arsonists, in the comment section theres someone blaming it on proud boys or Trump supporters.

This is, I believe, the state troopers PR office, the FBI_portland account, the ones Q linked to etc.

Then, if you click on the profile of the account blaming trump supporters, in the account blurb you will find some sort of antifa connection. If you want to easily see for yourself, simply speedscroll down the comments while keeping an eye on the number of replies. As soon as you see a large number of replies that will likely be the antifa account. Theres a large number of replies because what they are saying is inflammatory and goads people into commenting.

This is a pattern I've noticed since the arson issue came up a few days ago.

Also should be noted that Oregon is a vote-by-mail state...as in, they dont have in-person elections.

This could be a way to screw with the votes because the fires are occurring in Republican areas and people wont be able to check their mail if they are under evacuation orders. Also, the area probably has robust voting security in place due to the history of mail-in voting, making it hard to tamper with.

I'm just speculating here, as the issue with conflicting news reports is something I noticed at the start of the coronavirus outbreak. Much more difficult than usual to sort out facts from fiction.

Having said that, it would certainly appear to be a sophisticated enemy attack by a fifth column communist paramilitary organization...

Specifically: Releasing prisoners The reports that people are immediately released after being arrested (since the protests) The fog-of-war conflicting info

I'm sure I could go on...

Bingo. As it heats up it will become more and more like Tom and Jerry playing with radios