Governor Whitmer Kidnapping Plot

[BigElCat]

Here's the Missouri incident. This lone wolf, crazy man, had only one person in whom he confided.

That person was an 'informant'.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...virus-n1169166

The FBI provided him with guns, ammo, and a bomb. A bunch of dudes in camo blew him to shreds. The guy was just mentally ill (and not a nice guy).

[donquixote99]

Originally Posted by BigElCat

Here's the Missouri incident. This lone wolf, crazy man, had only one person in whom he confided.

That person was an 'informant'.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...virus-n1169166

The FBI provided him with guns, ammo, and a bomb. A bunch of dudes in camo blew him to shreds. The guy was just mentally ill (and not a nice guy).

You allude to info not in the news story. And the news story doesn't say just what you say it says. News says he resisted arrest and engaged in a shootout. You make it sound like the shot him while he was shoving explosives into his trunk.

[bobabode]

Oops.

Thanks for posting in the appropriate forum, big guy.

[BigElCat]

Indeed...I have the right forum (this time).

So y'all dump the burden of proof back on me, when i'm aware that you don't believe anything you read on the internet. That's a tall order.

I'll see what I can do to fill in the gaps.

Regarding the guy in Missouri; he initially planned on a mass shooting, until he was offered explosives. He was a 'lone wolf', no other people involved. Except the informant was fully aware of the location the explosives were to be transferred. At this storage unit, he was ambushed by the FBI. They knew were the explosives were (or were supposed to be). No one else was charged, no explosives dealers or other parties. Ergo, it was a set up.

He did grab an AR from his vehicle, and was gunned down by the FBI.

Again, I'll look for the original article. The FBI would have gone after the person selling the explosives, and they did not. It sure appeared as though it was them lead him on.