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The threat this time is likely different. Too often governments prepare for the prior attack, so terrorists switch. A key to next attack @FBI @SecretService might come from the writings of neo-nazi William Pierce. The 1/6 attack strategy did. But Pierce writes of other plans.../1
...the 1/6 plan was closely based on The Turner Diaries. It depicts what white supremacists the Racial Holy War (what they call RAHOWA) where politicians/reporters are attacked in their building, arrested, dragged out and hung. (Remember the zip ties and gallows?) The other.../2
...part of RAHOWA in The Turner Diaries was bombing the @FBI headquarters, so Trump may have done a favor to the bureau by demanding that its planned move be canceled so that it stayed near his hotel. But there is a second book, called Hunter, which details the second attack.../3
...this one is more insidious and harder to stop. It lays out the approach that has been taken by the Tim McVeighs and Buford Furroughs of the world - lone wolfs attacking soft targets with the intent of using these mass, simultaneous attacks as a signal setting off RAHOWA..../4
...in other words, it is the threat that, in 2002-20010, most concerned experts on terror, but then re: radical jihadist terrorism. This means, unfortunately, that the home of every politician who enraged the supremacists by going against Trump needs to be given security.../5
...but we also have to be aware of other soft targets, none of which I will list here for obvious reasons. It is the same list that the @FBI and @CIA put together in 2002..../6
..Trump unleashed an evil in this country by cheering white supremacists. He also crippled our ability to fight right wing terror by cutting off @DHSgov work on the groups, which intel knew it was biggest threat. So, buckle up. Things could get very bad thanks to Trump & GOP.
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