And it seems like they were moving VERY fast with Kenosha Kyle to try and get him to quickly plea with his public defender, before Pro 2A groups or lawyers got involved.
Correct. The public defender would have just agreed to a plea, that's what the prosecution was banking on. Now that Kyle has time to connect with Lin Wood, GOA, and others, the prosecution is toast.
Additional footage is revealing Kyle as the victim at every stage of the interaction.
Altercation at the gas station not involving him shows the rioters agitate armed locals, while no fewer than 4 in their crowd have handguns at the ready. That looks like a pattern trying to instigate a confrontation where people would be hurt.
First shooting involving Kyle, the first shot fired is a third party on the sidewalk firing a handgun. That individual is linked back to the gas station footage where he can be seen brandishing a handgun while pushing the flaming garbage bin down the block.
Second shooting involving Kyle, you hear multiple gunshots in the background. That these were other rioters discharging weapons to escalate the situation, agitate Kyle into firing randomly into the crowd, looks like it fits the behaviors of the gas station confrontation.
Comes off that there was an organized effort to try and orchestrate a 'holy martyr' situation for media purpose. Kyle fell into the trap. Then showed unbelievable restraint under pressure. They picked the wrong mark.
You'll note antifa tactics purposefully blunt their attacks. Literal use of blunt weapons giving the appearance of a weak and pathetic force. This is intentional to minimize arrests and investigation until they are large enough to use open violence. The Kenosha scenario could fit into that. Involve and fire small arms, not aimed at any individual. Try to ensnare someone into over-reaching with lethal return fire so they can continue to demonize those who protect themselves as dangerous militia. Planned.
You may have noticed use of fireworks at antifa riots. This trains your 'protest group' agitators use as cover not to react to loud noises. So eventually when you provoke an event with firearms the protest group stands there ignoring large booms increasing the odds one takes a bullet becoming your Holy Martyr flashpoint to escalate violence. The riot organizers would be trying to create an innocent victim to rally around. This tactic is used in all Color Revolutions.
Riot organizers could put that together simply by handing out handguns to felons at the event and ask them to shoot into the air to cause disruption. It looks important to arrest everyone with a handgun on film at the event to figure out what transpired.
Particularly the guy missing an elbow. Early in the footage he's seen on film watching Kyle provide EMT medical support to protesters. He sticks around the business for a while recording cell footage of Kyle's group before meeting up with him again later. Was a specific target selected for agitators to try separate from the rest of their group?
Now if they railroad Kyle, then it's all over quickly and media can have a ball.
Drag it out and the rest of the footage comes into play. Investigation needs to round up the rest of the shooters documented in footage of the event and ascertain whether they were responsible for targeting Kyle here.
For a quick overview of Color Revolutions review of documentaries are probably useful for broad brushstrokes. Then can start delving into the slow boring slog through reporting history on them.
Ukraine's Color Revolution is useful because we have conflicting viewpoint documentaries on what happened there. Ukraine On Fire, and I think there's a second one from a pro-US point of view.
Specifically the Color Revolution model relies heavily on embedded viral media sources crafting a narrative. People on the ground conditioning protest groups for greater agitation. And hijacking whatever is going on there in a larger conflict through martyr flashpoints. One element missing is a contested election (womp womp).
Kyle never fired indiscriminately into the crowd. His second two shots were insane reflexes....he was milliseconds away from being executed by the third guy.
I was a combat arms soldier for eight years and I'm a combat vet, I don't even know if I could pull off restraint like that. It's unbelievable how well the Kid kept his shit together despite (I'm assuming) not having any formal training.
And it seems like they were moving VERY fast with Kenosha Kyle to try and get him to quickly plea with his public defender, before Pro 2A groups or lawyers got involved.
I'm glad the judge postponed his extradition.
Correct. The public defender would have just agreed to a plea, that's what the prosecution was banking on. Now that Kyle has time to connect with Lin Wood, GOA, and others, the prosecution is toast.
Prosecutor is completely unprepared for what's about to come down on him.
I wouldn't be shocked if they tried to admend the charges or just drop them competely and take the L before he gets disbarred.
He connected with Lin Wood? A reckoning is coming.
Additional footage is revealing Kyle as the victim at every stage of the interaction.
Altercation at the gas station not involving him shows the rioters agitate armed locals, while no fewer than 4 in their crowd have handguns at the ready. That looks like a pattern trying to instigate a confrontation where people would be hurt.
First shooting involving Kyle, the first shot fired is a third party on the sidewalk firing a handgun. That individual is linked back to the gas station footage where he can be seen brandishing a handgun while pushing the flaming garbage bin down the block.
Second shooting involving Kyle, you hear multiple gunshots in the background. That these were other rioters discharging weapons to escalate the situation, agitate Kyle into firing randomly into the crowd, looks like it fits the behaviors of the gas station confrontation.
Comes off that there was an organized effort to try and orchestrate a 'holy martyr' situation for media purpose. Kyle fell into the trap. Then showed unbelievable restraint under pressure. They picked the wrong mark.
You'll note antifa tactics purposefully blunt their attacks. Literal use of blunt weapons giving the appearance of a weak and pathetic force. This is intentional to minimize arrests and investigation until they are large enough to use open violence. The Kenosha scenario could fit into that. Involve and fire small arms, not aimed at any individual. Try to ensnare someone into over-reaching with lethal return fire so they can continue to demonize those who protect themselves as dangerous militia. Planned.
You may have noticed use of fireworks at antifa riots. This trains your 'protest group' agitators use as cover not to react to loud noises. So eventually when you provoke an event with firearms the protest group stands there ignoring large booms increasing the odds one takes a bullet becoming your Holy Martyr flashpoint to escalate violence. The riot organizers would be trying to create an innocent victim to rally around. This tactic is used in all Color Revolutions.
Riot organizers could put that together simply by handing out handguns to felons at the event and ask them to shoot into the air to cause disruption. It looks important to arrest everyone with a handgun on film at the event to figure out what transpired.
Particularly the guy missing an elbow. Early in the footage he's seen on film watching Kyle provide EMT medical support to protesters. He sticks around the business for a while recording cell footage of Kyle's group before meeting up with him again later. Was a specific target selected for agitators to try separate from the rest of their group?
Now if they railroad Kyle, then it's all over quickly and media can have a ball.
Drag it out and the rest of the footage comes into play. Investigation needs to round up the rest of the shooters documented in footage of the event and ascertain whether they were responsible for targeting Kyle here.
This is very informative, got links? I'm trying to track all the video links for redpilling purposes. Someone needs to put this all together.
https://thedonald.win/p/GvYOI8wL/x/c/16ZE9KJ2RM?d=50
https://thedonald.win/p/GvP5XQgx/x/c/15K6cH3Pjp?d=50
For a quick overview of Color Revolutions review of documentaries are probably useful for broad brushstrokes. Then can start delving into the slow boring slog through reporting history on them.
Ukraine's Color Revolution is useful because we have conflicting viewpoint documentaries on what happened there. Ukraine On Fire, and I think there's a second one from a pro-US point of view.
Specifically the Color Revolution model relies heavily on embedded viral media sources crafting a narrative. People on the ground conditioning protest groups for greater agitation. And hijacking whatever is going on there in a larger conflict through martyr flashpoints. One element missing is a contested election (womp womp).
I believe Andy Ngo has most of the footage on his twitter feed (https://twitter.com/MrAndyNgo)
EDIT: Andy posted this yesterday I think https://thepostmillennial.com/kenosha-shooting-events-tracked-by-videos-taken-at-riot
There's also a very good break-down here: https://www.ar15.com/forums/general/The-Kenosha-Shootings-Kyle-Rittenhouse-A-Tactical-and-Legal-Analysis-UPDATED-1st-Shooter-ID-d-/5-2362796/?
Kyle never fired indiscriminately into the crowd. His second two shots were insane reflexes....he was milliseconds away from being executed by the third guy.
I was a combat arms soldier for eight years and I'm a combat vet, I don't even know if I could pull off restraint like that. It's unbelievable how well the Kid kept his shit together despite (I'm assuming) not having any formal training.
Definitely going to be career ending for any idiots who decide to line up on the other side.