There's an aspect of Garrick Fernbaugh and his pipe bomb terror attack and attempted murder that I don't think has been addressed and it needs to be addressed before people get killed.

1) That is the role @PortlandPolice Twitter account likely played. https://twitter.com/PNWResistance/status/1292214538448773120
2) On August 6 @PortlandPolice tweeted out what amounts to a justification for violence. They did this to an account run by local youth. I think they did so to justify their own violence later that night. https://twitter.com/PortlandPolice/status/1291514259474538496?s=20
3) That's thousands of retweets and likes. The problem is it's not just the @PortlandPolice that see this tweet as a justification for violence.
4) Two days after their tweet Garrick Fernbaugh attempted to detonate multiple explosive devices in the protest.

You can read more about that here. 👇 https://twitter.com/PNWResistance/status/1292214538448773120?s=20
5) Garrick hadn't used his Twitter much in the last few years, but his 4 most recent follows stand out to me.
6) The rest of the accounts he follows make sense from a former SEAL MAGA chud perspective.

The 4 new ones don't really fit.
7) Garrick is an Islamophobic piece of shit and hates lefty protesters, so why follow them? I believe all 3 were targets of Garrick and we see how a lunatic SEAL targets protesters. Why @MrOlmos? To find the protesters.
8) If someone can give me another plausible explanation why he's following them I'm all ears, but I haven't been able to come up with anything else.
9) Over recent months @PortlandPolice Twitter has posted a lot of disinformation to make protesters look bad and their officers look good.

Later today we're going to take an in depth look at their copaganda and the thinking behind it.
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