Echoes Of Bolshevik Revolution: Democrat Replacement Of Police With Antifa/BLM Anarchist ‘Authority’
Once they consolidated power, Bolsheviks weren’t particularly interested in protecting ordinary people from the criminal element.
Posted by Katya Rapoport Sedgwick Tuesday, September 7, 2021 at 07:00am 15 Comments
https://twitter.com/JackSmithIV/status/901935615876374529 If I were a cop in Portland, I would have quit a long time ago. But Portland’s riot squad resigned only recently and only in protest of the indictment of one of their members for the alleged mistreatment of an Antifa member during a violent Black Lives Matter insurrection in August 2020.
I’m using the word “insurrection” pointedly. While the powers that be repeatedly try to characterize the events of January 6th as such, the threat was always blown out of proportion. The most far-reaching accusation against the unarmed January 6 rioters was that they were going to somehow kidnap the Vice President.
Presuming that it was the plan—and it wasn’t—the premised plot would have been something like the 1825 Decembrist’s revolt in St. Petersburg when the armed conspirators gathered at the Senate Square to affect succession of the tzar. They were dispersed by an overwhelming military force; the leaders hanged or exiled.
https://legalinsurrection.com/2021/09/echoes-of-bolshevik-revolution-democrat-replacement-of-police-with-antifa-blm-anarchist-authority/
