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originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
I'm impressed how they were also able to hoax this nutbar's decades long past history of being a nutbar. Such attention to detail.
Goddamn MKUltra guys know what they are doing.
originally posted by: xuenchen
Disposable identities are always convincing.
especially when they register to vote in sept 2018
photochopped pics and edited videos help a lot too.
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originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: Doctor Smith
No, but I sure as h3ll won't believe a word infowars says.
originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: Doctor Smith
Who said the bombs were fake?
And who said they did not contain explosives?
originally posted by: Doctor Smith
(1) Bombs are all fake with no explosives or detonators.
(2) Hoaxer or patsy is a Florida Seminole Indian (not white). Possibly a registered Democrat.
(3) Photo has been lightened up to make his skin color lighter.
(4) Stickers cover almost all the windows of the brand new van. You wouldn't be able to drive it legally. Pictures appear to be professionally done in Hollywood.
(5) All the enemies of world freedom and America are the so called targets.
Trump is obviously protecting himself by saying they would prosecute the so called white bomber to the fullest extent possible by law. Still the media is attacking him coming into the crucial election.
An obvious fabricated stunt. The link below is a gold mine of information.
Preliminary Evidence dug up by Allex Jones Info Wars
originally posted by: xuenchen
Disposable identities are always convincing.
especially when they register to vote in sept 2018
photochopped pics and edited videos help a lot too.
π₯ππ₯
Sayoc, Cesar A. was born 17 March 1962, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, (snipped) This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 September 2018.
(2) Hoaxer or patsy is a Florida Seminole Indian (not white). Possibly a registered Democrat.
That work history, though, seems to have been inflated. Chippendales denied he was ever affiliated with the company. He also told co-workers that he was an American Indian from the Seminole tribe, that he lived on the reservation, and that he had done work for the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Fla. But the Seminole Tribe of Florida, Seminole Gaming and Hard Rock International said they could find no evidence to support that. His cousin said Sayocβs father is Filipino and his mother is Italian.
(4) Stickers cover almost all the windows of the brand new van. You wouldn't be able to drive it legally. Pictures appear to be professionally done in Hollywood.
Sayoc lived in a white 2002 Dodge Ram van, which was plastered with stickers supporting Trump and criticizing media outlets that included CNN, which was also targeted by mail bombs.
The van was often parked outside an LA Fitness in Aventura, backed up in a parking space under the trees for shade. Patrons say they frequently saw him in the locker room.
βHeβd just be walking straight to the shower and be in the shower forever,β said Edgar Lopez, who often exercises at the gym. βI never saw him working out.β
Other times, the van was seen parked at the beach in nearby Hollywood before dawn, with Sayoc stripping down to skin-tight shorts for an outdoor shower.
βIβve seen the guy maybe 80 times and I never said a word to him because I had a feeling he was a little off,β said Marc Weiss, the superintendent of a building near where Sayoc frequently parked. βI assumed because he was showering at the beach that he was homeless