The Siege of Ruby Ridge - An American Standoff, Story, & Controversy 

I wendigoon to your videos

Gooners rise up

​@@CarrySource balls

​@@CarrySource shaft

Me and the boys wendigooning on the feds

That's because they're sent there to send a message. It has zero to do with justice.

Just shows how corrupt the government is.

Same with Ray Epps.

What would they be held accountable for? What they did was the position of the US federal government. The system worked as intended and won't have seen any need to hold anyone accountable.

@@ln5321 I agree but let's be clear had that been say head Tyrone of BLM or the "Not Fucking Around" gang and they caught a bullet and the Fed was white they'd do that Fed like they did Chavin and make statutes to the criminal.

Nah let’s be real they just wanted to shoot stuff

You don't understand, they thought the dog spoke American to them, so they spoke American back.

Dog barking: probably an animal or the mailman. Gunfire: probably not an animal or the mailman.

Also knowing Randy is paranoid and his family scopes the property with guns, and the agents are not marked.

​@@TheLiosoul fed spotted

The government, definitely*

You mean definitely

As the FBI had an agent convicted of obstruction of justice, along with jail time in the subsequent investigation, I have to wonder what you’re talking about.

@@samstevens7172 the fall guy

Nijisanji?💀

Agent: sh00ts dog even tho that would attract attention more than the barking Child: *I am John Wick* RIP tho it’s truly tragic 🕊️

@@anirose25 fucking distasteful

@@anirose25 true, very true

Never forget the sacrifice

I rewatch this video every once in a while and that part still gets me. That poor boy died thinking that two trespassing maniacs shot and killed his dog then killed him. I can't imagine the fear and anger he must of felt in his final moments.

"He keeps checking his windows, as if he thinks he's being watched... wait..."

@@AsperTheGhost What's he building in there...

It's like that onion video where they decide to try to help schizophrenics by secretly following them around

@@_barncatthat is one of my favorite videos ever.

@@_barncat😂😂😂😂😂that’s wild😂😂😂😂 I love the Onion😂😂😂😂

I could just imagine them jumping pumping their fists in the air next to the bodies of son and wife of randy

@@ryannieminen6707I mean shit, they did the same thing over the bodies of the dead, burnt children of Waco

"We did it Patrick, we saved the city"

its hypocritical to shit on china for the tianamin square massacre then do this lmao. also considering the whole propaganda about the guys in the square asking for democracy is even more insane when you realise they were maoists who protested deng's reforms, and roited for 3 months straight before the government stepped in, while here they just steped in right away

Knowing three letter agencies in America, no it isn't

Just like Marvin.

​@@RileyPatterson-bf8geNot really... It's backwards in this case. The neighbor is more akin to the city and what they would have done to Marvin had he won his case.

NOPE! This Wendigoon idiot is only interested in dumping on the Weaver family, and blaming them for what happened because of his personal beliefs of what a 'real Christian' should act like. Ironically, judging peoples faith based on your own preconceived notions is about as UNChristian as it gets.

Yep or that the team was armed that day because "randy was shooting at Gerardo Rivera helicopter"

Agenda 21

*stares at Tuskegee*

@@kathrineici9811 these neonazis here don't want to hear that. They don't care about racist mistreatment of black people. They are here to promote the victimhood lie of neonazi Randy Weaver.

Even so what can we the people even do

@@marconotplayinn8015nothing if so many people hold the same sentiment as you.

@@XERVIDElmao sure buddy have fun trying to overthrow the government I’m sure that’ll go well

The "I just want to be left alone" mindset will always end with you not being left alone.

​@@koolaidman4869Why I have a free candy sign, and always invite the kids to come play in my yard... Never a kid stepping on my grass! 😂

Randy's paranoia caused all of this, and hanging out with nazis

@@RealBradMillercareful there boy, that’ll get parents throwing Molotovs, and you’ll turn into a dream demon hell bent on getting revenge on children for their parents’ actions. But also said dream demon tongued a child in the first movie, not just put up a free candy sign.

​@@urgae9125 Maybe he'll just become a less intense version of that dream demon, since his crime wasn't nearly as heinous. Instead of killing anyone, he just annoys people while they're dreaming so they don't sleep well.

fr smh

Maybe don't be a right winger ? 😮

Also those were not fake guns. I'm calling FBI. No one ... especially right wingers should own that many guns.

@@brian8507 As opposed to a boot lick?

@@lets-getbrandon4192 anti fascists don't lick boots. U do

Exactly Randy’s crimes were not that serious. He sold some short barrel shotguns and didn’t show up to a court date by mistake and then didn’t want to leave his house. There was no reason for them to do all that. It’s ridiculous. I can’t believe all this happened, our government is so corrupt.

Agreed. Randy made mistakes, but the consequences of those mistakes were his alone to bear. His family's blood is on the hands of that tyrannical band of federal thugs who have the gall to claim they protect us.

I definitely wouldn't put the bad in quotes. Dude was and is a white supremacist. But otherwise I agree with you

the same guy doing both is insane

Bro though he was spetnaz

Seriously 😭 that was WILD

That one stunned me too

I was left in shock, it's so messed up that I couldn't hold my laugh, I'm sorry.

They were definitely taunting him. They wanted to kill everyone there so nobody could talk.

@@Clippidyclappidy no they weren’t

rules for thee, not for me

And Lon Horiuchi shot a woman holding a child and then proceeded to taunt the remaining Weavers and never saw anything but what was renowned as a show trial.

that’s uh. that’s in the video

They definitely convinced that arms manufacturer to manufacture arms. By asking.

@@swiftly2322 🚨FED DETECTED🚨

And never held accountable. No one. This is ridiculous. 1992 and here we are 2024 still people getting their dogs shot over making the mistake of putting a stock on a pistol. I had a buddy who worked in an FFL and said he would see foregrips on pistols (AR/AKs) or braces having blocks or "split fix" in the opening. He would have to tell dozens of people take it outside and remove X part or you're facing a felony and so are we.

They were tied to terrorists, they helped terrorists. While the child and wife and their dog didn't deserve to die, what happened happened, and randy was violent and probably would have done something stupid

@@declanfleming7400Maybe. But the feds DEFINITELY did a multitude of stupid stuff that killed 3 people and traumatized an entire family

@@declanfleming7400 He died a couple of years ago. The killing of his dog, child, and wife didn't instigate him to violence, so your logic makes zero sense.

these were deeply immoral people. no sympathy.

The guy who murdered his wife got off scot free; you really think they're going to pin an agent down for entrapment charges?

@@TSBJunkie I mean considering it got a grand majority of his case dismissed...

Should’ve appeared in court and maybe he’d still be alive. Oh well!

@@fourtruths3324 My brother in Christ he was still alive, he himself never died, only completely innocent people. You need psychiatric help bc either you're fucked in the head or you have memory issues.

Not entrapment at all, he could've not done it. If you ask someone to buy you beer because you're underaged you can't use the argument that you did it because they asked you could've just not done it. It's fucked up but that's the rules.

Sorta but not. The system expects you to not commit a crime no matter how pressured you are to do it. I've read books about undercover work some written all the way back in 89 by actual experts in the field. What happened here is mild compared to genuinely interesting cases. Far worse than this. Entrapment is defined and interpreted very narrowly.

It actually isn't. Legally, it's not really entrapment, unless you provide them with the means and motivation of doing it. You basically have to be forced into doing it. It doesn't matter how many times you're asked. You still chose to do it. It's only entrapment if that choice is made for you

​@@Firestorm422 and yet the charges were dropped because it was ruled as entrapment

Idk I feel like it should be illegal for cops to ask you to do something illegal and harass you for it repeatedly, until you do it, then try to jail you for it. Just seems kind of counter intuitive.

@@getthegoonsIt’s all about getting somewhat legitimate justification for arrest to further another purpose. It’s never about the actual crime they goad people into doing. They just want an excuse to get someone in a cell without seeming unlawful, whether to extract information directly or Al-Capone them.

The government has done many things. All for themselves. I hate that pessimism is a realistic mindset when it comes to government.

"You're preachin' to the choir, Buddy..." -random native american

They would never bring down tower 7 during 9/11 attack

They would never make trump out to be a Russian asset, create a fake dossier, or orchestrate the capital attack in order to convict him of some rare sedition and insurrection charge in order to enact the 14th amendment to prevent him from running for office.

​@@daltonlucas5529especially not to hide a monetary sinkhole they themselves caused!

@@A_Caat cringe kid

​@@A_Caat pathetic

Is he that tattooed sniper?

@@A_Caatyou keep bitching about Wendigoon "deleting your comments" when you keep either saying shit that YT auto deletes or are against channel rules. Sorry you're butthurt for not being able to read

While Lon shot someone at Ruby Ridge and was also present at Waco, there's actually no evidence he shot anyone at Waco. The shells that were recovered from his position in Waco were matched to the ATF and not FBI HRT. While it's possible, I've seen no evidence that he "then went to Waco and killed more people".

well that and he refused the arrest for over a year

@@AL-lh2ht that is true I won’t deny that.

@@AL-lh2htan ilegal arrest.

@@Kinkajou420your being charged with crimes that you dont know about. now surender yourself. see how nosnensical that is?

you would be surprised how often people are charged with failure to appear due to a clerical error. for example i had the same thing happen. court date was on my birthday so thats how i know i was right.

"And killed your brother." Important note.

@@connmatthewkit was actually his 14 year old son.

And son

The only thing the government wouldn't do is work competently

The Government: *Sweats nervously*

“Oh yes they would.”

“Yes, they would”

I mean its the same government who betrayed the natvies, enslaved people, fought a war to end the right of succession (that many pretend was to end slavery but Abe didnt give a damn about blacks), set up interment camps for their citizens during WW2, has carried out regime change.. what would make anyone think they wouldnt trample right over us?

That some sociopathic behaviour right there.

Ikr, also how do you get an accidental “gamer shot” while aiming to hit a guys side behind that head…? He’s either the greatest marksman ever or he lyin

There is a reason why many anti government groups to this day are willing to pay good money for confirmation of his whereabouts. I’m sure it’s only for research purposes.

​@charliecharlie9042 Yeah, he was literally a professional sniper and was at relatively close range and the target was not moving, who he hit square in the head. That was not a "whoops, I missed" that was a murder.

Don't forget that Horiuchi was also at Waco and is believed to have been shooting from the number one sniper position when they had no reason.

It is his fault

@@ragnard0967 it is whose fault? There’s a lot of “he”s in this story

@@bloodrune329 I think "Randy missed a court date. so he deserves to have his family slaughtered!" is what the sicko is saying.

@@ragnard0967 fed spotted

@@ragnard0967 his fault for getting a faulty court date after being coerced into manufacturing firearms BY A FEDERAL AGENT?

Police or any agent shouldn’t be allowed to initiate and or encourage someone to take illegal actions they are allowed to lie and use any low down tactics to get a confession but a citizen lies to a fed it’s a felony it’s BS of the highest order. All the while our presidents leave military equipment for the taliban and give arms to drug rings in Mexico importing fentanyl killing our children and citizens in an act of war.

He did mention that the short barrel shotgun charge was thrown out in court as _entrapment._

@@RealExtraCheese Yes, but it's actually worse than that. it wasn't just entrapment in that they asked him to break the law. He was trying to cut them short but at the minimum length and the officer tricked him into cutting them off just 1/4 inch too short.

The Feds had NO BUSINESS going after them without the sheriff's department/local police. Had the local police been there, this might not have happened. FYI: if you have CONSTITUTIONAL local law enforcement, they won't allow Feds to do this to you. I say this on the advice of my local sheriff.

@@DamePiglet didn't his neighbor talked bs about him to the FBI?

ACAB

The worst for me is Wendigoon saying "both sides", like, really?

The issue is that, the way the US system is set up, they are defending their side. We got corporations, the government, and the agencies on one side, and civilians on the other. Basically civilians are only meant to generate resources for the top, and only obey. Don't ask questions, if you leave you're a traitor, if you disobey you're dispossessed (but still a citizen so they can enslave you via prison). Ruby Ridge was supposed to be a tyrannical example. "Try to leave, this is what we'll do." The issue is nobody actually did their homework, so the feds had barely any reason to actually treat Randy as a traitor. Plus you need to ensure PR keeps the population thinking the government is on their side, and this entire indicent did none of that.

but he was racist or something !

​@@thepraetorian2368he didn't say anything of the sort though. All he said was that he thought Randy was a bad person but he and his family did not in any way deserve what happened to them.

tbh the way you americans have to pay taxes is enough of a reason. mine tells me exactly how much money to give then does it automatically through my bank, sending reciepts to show no funny business.

The lesson is to establish checks to prevent authorities from abusing their power. Government is just a reflection of its people , and maybe the wicked selfishness of the government is a symptom of our evils as a society in the US

@@calamitysangfroid2407our taxes are done that way so that tax agencies can make more money off of helping us do our taxes

The government has slowly transformed into something else since 1700's, little by little, until it was too late for anyone to notice. It has merged with corporations and special interest groups such as the Federal Reserve and Google. IT is truly fascist in the truest sense of the word. @@blakeveracruz122

Watch Europa the last battle... you dont know nothin yet.

Welcome to the US government

He probably got a commendation too.

And Lon Horiuchi got away with all of it. Dude shot an unarmed woman holding a baby at ruby ridge then at people fleeing the mount Carmel compound after the Feds set it on fire and he faced no repercussions whatsoever. That bloodthirsty psychopath should have been put under the jail

Trained soldiers shoot at the center of the body, from behind that is at the spine. To say he was aiming to paralyze someone instead of where any sniper worth their salt would have aimed is a demonstration of your ignorance. Second shot was stupid as hell though and he should have been penalized for that.

​@@xlarppa I genuinely believe the man described above would go for a spine only shot if he could, but you're right. The difference between the spine and vitals looking flat on his back is immaterial.

Justice has not even remotely been served in this case.

I was thinking the same thing….absolutely terrible

And it's amazing the government will never, under any circumstances, hold themselves accountable.

It’s unforgivable and they did it again in Waco, except this time they not only let a large conglomerate of women and children burn alive along with many other crimes but afterwards posed for photos with the corpses and mocked them in death. The only consequences for these heinous acts was OK city, which harmed people that weren’t connected with either incident besides being a part of the bureaucracy. There were protests and negative public sentiment but nothing of real substance. It’s a shame, it was a perfect time for a massive populist movement to curtail federal power and keep incidents like this from occurring again. Imagine if it happens now? The media will have the spun narrative out before the raid even occurs. Hell, the netflix documentary on Waco is just pure propaganda justifying the massacre.

@@FormerGovernmentHumanthere was literally tefotmed mad. There is a reason you are not hearing about a incident like this the last deacde

"They can't shoot back, that's illegal!" - Feds everywhere, all the time.

feds: >:c

​@@AsperTheGhostNo, it's not legal to shoot back - what the fuck is so difficult for you people to understand about that? You don't have a right to disobey the law - which means you also don't have a right to murder enforcers of the law carrying out their duties, or even to impede them.

​@@firstname7071 my man, can you not see that he was making a joke?

​@@thealmightyaku-4153 fed lol

No kidding, that’s a crazy but interesting thought

The flap of a butterflies wing's in the Amazon can cause a tornado in Texas. Awesome reference, incredible insight 🤘

either he feels extreme guilt or doesn’t care cause he got a chance to get “his” land back

WACO? The Branch Davidians, led by David Koresh was a cult that abused children.

Imagine red flag laws 🤣

He had some character flaws sure, but when push came to shove he was *_far_* more reasonable than there was any obligation or expectation to be. Let's spin this a bit into a bit of a story to put it into context, shall we? A man and his family wants to live alone quietly on their own. A strange wanderer comes to their door and asks to be guided towards the nearest town, the man obliges. Upon reaching the town, the wanderer curses him for his kindness and demands that he give himself to the forest on the next blue moon if he wants to be left alone ever again. Upon the next *_full_* moon (not blue moon) the wanderer appears at his door again and claims that he should have followed their instructions, before leaving. The man tries to ask what he did wrong and explain that he was misinformed, but his pleas are ignored as the wanderer walks into the fog of night. Him and his family begin to spot eyes in the night, watching them... he tells his kids to try to stay inside and asks a friend to come over to help keep them safe. A few weeks later, they hear a sound from outside, as if something is tapping on the glass. Their dog rushes out to try to get it and some of them follow. The dog tracks it down to a bush, before whatever it is dashes ahead and kills it, and then kills the man's son. They're able to recover the body, but otherwise they're stuck taking refuge in their cabin. Eventually the man goes out to check on his son's body, begging again for the wanderer to accept negotiations, asking still what he did wrong. As he is leaving however something slashes his friend and decapitates his wife that was standing in the doorway. So, yet again, they're stuck taking refuge in their cabin, his child and wife murdered by some beast that cannot be reasoned with in an act of unprompted violence, and his friend injured and getting worse by the day. A few more days pass and he hears the voice of the wanderer, questioning if his wife got a new haircut recently. Later, the wanderer pretends to seek peace, saying that all he has to do is open the door and they'll chat, while outside of the door some beast is standing there, not even hiding, just waiting to be let in... but y'know the guy had an alcohol problem so definitely not a victim here. Yeah fuck that, this was a straight up SAW like act of prolonged psychological torture, picking them off one by one and taunting them about it. The fact that through it all he was constantly trying to negotiate and never had a "last stand" moment or anything makes him a borderline pacifist saint because after everything that happened it would have been 100% warranted for him to come to the conclusion that none of them were getting out alive and their last hope *_would_* be fighting for survival. Let's not forget, they watched them, lured them out of their cabin, killed their dog, killed their kid while they were running away, and then went for a headshot on their wife while she was carrying an infant. They then taunted him about his wife and claimed to be open to negotiations, with a shotgun rigged to the phone. He had every right to fight back and refused to throughout the entire ordeal. Was he perfect? fuck no, no-one is, but when shit hit the fan he was willing to give *_far_* more benefit of the doubt than it was arguably even reasonable to. (and even with those flaws, keep in mind he never actually joined or seriously interacted with those groups. He was there occasionally but never entered, didn't consider himself a member, didn't engage, etc. He never sought violence for anyone and even his own beliefs weren't focussed on the hatred of others) This was a straight up SAW trap and he would have had every right to not be even a fraction as reasonable as he was willing to be.

​@@robonator2945 I didn't read much past the story because my break is over but man I liked it. You write a bit like that old German tales book I have. If you're taking interest in that stuff, keep writing, I'm a fan.

Yeah a lot of people tend to forget that, it’s easy to look over

Textbook entrapment

I was bitching about that the whole time. The police literally put him in a situation he'd never had been in w/o their interference. The exact definition of entrapment. This case always pisses me off.

@A_Caat if your local police officer walks up to you with a bag of crack and says "here, sell this", is it right for him to arrest you when you sell it?

You don’t have to be a gunsmith. Yes it’s entrapment, obviously, but being a gunsmith or not is entirely irrelevant to cutting a barrel.

Who’s watching the watchers?

​@@subrosa4792 Unfortunately, the people who have no power to change it. :(

@@subrosa4792People that are easily disarmed by simply applying the word “conspiracy theorist.” Painting everyone as a whack job for questioning the official narrative has done wonders for information suppression. There can be all the evidence in the world challenging the government’s explanation for an event, it won’t be taken seriously by the general public because the whistleblower gets nonchalantly grouped in with flat earthers.

And when they do, they pin everything on one guy

the fuck you mean "no wrongdoing"? They paid millions in fines and the fbi trauma team was under reconstruction for 2 years after the trial XDDDD

and Bill Barr Defended him

Lon should have watched the Darwin awards to learn firearm safety from Brandon Herrera

​@@miguellogistics984like minded people like to keep company

I believe they intentionally killed Vicky. She was in many ways the guiding force religiously for the family. They knew this from her letters. They likely thought by killing her Randy would either lose all hope and kill himself, go insane and start a gunfight so they could kill him, or maybe just give up and surrender. The sniper should have been charged with 1st degree murder.

@@equalopportunitygadfly5908 that’s messed up

Haven't you heard? They just found his body, apparently he shot himself in the back of the head, while tied up, twice

@@jacklandedhere5157 Man. What a shame. Gone too soon.

Hahahaha oh man yeah this guy is so edgy. He references the government killing him in literally every video so he must be in danger and not pandering to 14 year olds hahahaha

this recently happened to a clinton friend in arkansas shotgunned while tied to a tree@@andrewbritton9043

​@@BhubnipzYou must be fun at parties

Gleefully so. Then brag about it to their buddies. Wear it like a badge of honour. "I literally got away with murder! I love the unchecked power of this institution!"

@@Armameteusthe sniper who killed the mother got to do that twice… once at ruby ridge and once at Waco. Absolute insanity

And chances are they did already

Quoting Wendigoon on his own video

pretty sure thats the point@@GobblyGook

Damn Skippy

F*** the ATF. They are an unconstitutional bureaucracy.

I’m seeing a ton of comments being deleted in the 2 hours this video has been up. It’s truly scary how much censorship is happening in real time on this video… God Bless the Real America. 😢

idk why y’all thought they cared, to begin with lol

@@dext871 decades of propaganda

so you like hanging out with neonazis who worked for a neonazi terrorist group like Weaver? Is that the kind of people you surround yourself with? One more question: did Randy talk and explain what his neonazi buddies were about? You know - the guys whose values he shared? Or did he recognize that nobody likes neonazis? Did he omitt his past or is he proud of it?

@@kaivogel253Absolutely hilarious how y’all fixate on Neo Nazis. Apparently it’s wrong for a man to love his own people.

@@kaivogel253 Shut up fed boi. You glow hard.

Thank you for sharing Dirvish, glad you are close with his family still.

@@TurkishToprak well you gotta stay in contact with your neonazi friends right?

Some of the same actors were present both, including Lon "I Shot an Unarmed Woman Holding a Child and Got Away with It" Horiuchi. He was Timothy McVeigh's original target before he decided blowing up an office building was a better statement than assassinating a murderer.

And malice

@@AJadedLizard Shame.

Fun fact: Horiuchi's attorney who got him completely exonerated was former Trump ally and 2-time Attorney General Bill Barr.

@@AJadedLizardit made him more famous and therefore made his point and purpose more well known. assassinating one cop nobody cares about wouldn't have done that

Lon Horiuchi

I mean his family was certainly innocent. Randy willing to sell illegal (whether we agree with that legality or not) arms to the Aryan Nations is an inherently bad thing

The question is then, what do we do about this? Our politicians don't fear the gallows, and federal agencies work specifically to avoid protecting and serving the common man?

100%. I'm not going as far as to say there's a conspiracy, I think the agents there just wanted some action and the Marshals got tired of doing nothing and wanted to kick things off. The sniper clearly just wanted to shoot people because he's a cold blooded murderer as evident from his actions in Waco.

​@@LethalByChoiceSo Peace Sickness...

You forgot the fact that he also overdosed on drugs as he had been suffering mentally

Wow. Did you two come from the Urbanspook video? XD

He sounded so different in his suicide note, he must have been really struggling.

the perfect crime

All because he had an unregistered sbr.

A real life looney Tunes moment

@@just_an_internet_explorer8038 TRULY.

The wrong agent lost his life that day for sure.

@@marocat4749wasn’t the agent that was shot most likely the guy that shot Randy’s son?

I served in the military. One of the biggest reasons for jumping the chain of command is because your immediate leadership has completely lost it and desperately needs a reality check. If you're being given unlawful orders, watching wild assumptions made on bad intel, and then given an ROE that is essentially a green light to slaughter wholesale without offering surrender or identifying your force you 100% know that your leadership is certifiably insane, needs to be removed, and you don't have to follow their orders until the situation is resolved. It's no longer a question. It's not even remotely debatable but any form of rational metric. One of two things happened: 1) The gov't green lit the slaughter of that family and wanted them dead, and everyone involved in the operation was a knowing party to it. 2) Every person involved in the operation did not have the intelligence or moral fiber necessary to assess the situation and act rightfully, morally, or ethically. I don't see a third option that explains the behavior.

Idk if its true but i read that the guy who blew up the wtc gave out flyers with the snipers name and address

@@icannon6611Not the wtc, it was Timothy McVey, the OK city bomber.

Amazing levels of courage

W daughter

Honestly no. If you as a parent have made your child think that their life is worth less then your own to where they would sheild you? You have failed as a parent. I dont give a shit what happens to ME my child should never put themselves in harms way for my sake. I am the parent it is my duty to protect them and ensure They survive not the other way around. It is also one of the reasons i refuse to see randy or his wife as any kind of innocent or Martyrs theese people had children with them and continued to drag this out knowing every hour this goes on those children are in more danger. If it meant My child could survive i would gladly walk out that door and surrender even if it means i possibly take a bullet a parent's duty should always be to the child Not to make some Defiant stand for the sake of my own ego

@German_Empire_Enjoyer imagine prefering to put children in danger. Yikes

​@@noctotainlowry9246bro dont know what a family who loves eachother is

I've studied OKBOMB since it happened, to include inside intel that has never been publicly released. It's one of the biggest misreported events in modern US history. To break it down, it involves: * A Middle Eastern terror plot between the Muslim Brotherhood's Advanced Forces agent, Ali Mohamed and Saddam's ISI, who were both under constant surveillance by the FBI * A US Federal building that stored incriminating records from numerous investigations into former Governor Clinton of Arkansas, then the US President * Layers of sting and informant operations using former military personnel (Terry Nichols & Tim McVeigh) * Monitoring by the Congressional Counter-Terrorism Task Force * A crisis used by Clinton to distract from the 14 investigation referrals from multiple agencies into his high crimes and treason, blamed on right wing talk radio and crafting Clinton as the healer-in-chief who would console the families of the victims * Responding legislation drafted by then Senator Biden, which was passed as the PATRIOT Act after 9/11 What was reported by the media was lie upon lie, until the true nature of the case was unrecognizable next to the facts.

So both my comment and the one in my notification list have been removed. Looks like RU-vid doesn’t want people who have studied OKC for almost 30 years commenting on it with details and facts.

@@LRRPFco52dude RU-vid auto delete key words all the time, and then sometimes not, and deletes complete random comments, RU-vid is just buggy. Oh and every time you make it link it’s gets auto deleted, except when it’s not.

Basically, a guy was mad at the US gov after Waco and Ruby Ridge, so he did a sewerside blogging on the ATF headquarters. There are a lot more details, but that is the summary of what happrned as far as I know.

yo, gone with the blast wave! fun times

You're forgetting the red flag laws that all end in murder.

If I had a coin for every single government overreach, I'd be a multi billionaire - and my funds would never run dry.

@@revisit8480if you had a coin for every government overreach, you’d be a millionaire and the Feds would be trying to take it from you. 😂

@@KravenMoorehead674 Can you evade your taxes faster than the government can give you more money? XD

Philadelphia MOVE. Georgia Fireflies.

As someone who walked that path, it's about seeing how the sausage is made, so to speak. You go in with the belief that the system, while not perfect, has SOME level of competency and morality baked into it. Only after seeing it for yourself and being at the mercy of politicians and bureaucrats do you realize how utterly wrong that belief is. You get to experience government waste and bureaucratic nonsense firsthand, and it REALLY leaves you with a feeling that the govt is an absolute beast that needs to be stopped.

@@Eye_Of_Odin978 not only that but learning the real reasons as to why you were sent to do what you did and knowing that they’re just gonna send other boys to secure some business interest in the 3rd world. They always make it out to be ww2 but it hasn’t been ww2 since ww2. Now you lose your legs because someone needs a favor bcuz their kid can’t stay out of trouble.

Yep after I served in army 82nd airborne and went to Iraq in 2017 and 2018 and my government is piece of shit. I’m proud of my country and I’m ashamed of my government!

@@phillipsmith3366 “I don’t hate the government bcuz I hate my country. I hate the government because I love my country”

​@@Eye_Of_Odin978 👀👀 there were some people tht got arrested for talking about overthrowing the government in the military. Only a matter of time until we collapse from the inside an impenetrable nation collapsing from inside is funny and sad

Pissed is nice I’ll be steaming out ears

@operationjester3348 they were white supreimicists.

​@operationjester3348 by being white supremicists. c'mon y'all it's not rocket science.

@operationjester3348they’re rage baiting. They’ve commented this under most of the comments on this video.

@@mindmadeit Even rublers gotta eat, mane?

and what does she think about her father working for a neonazi terrorist group, trying to become their illegal gunsmith, bringing the feds on his tail and getting her family members killed?

​@@Of_infinite_Faithnothing dangerous about loving your own tribe

@@Of_infinite_Faithexactly. We all go to the same ditch at the end anyway. Why worry about bs. Good luck explaining to the lord that you became a terrible person for the love of something temporary. Ironically they feel they are the good guys.

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@Of_infinite_FaithI just don’t understand Randy’s fence-riding. As Wendi says, he probably kept his distance from the group to avoid federal attention, but like, why even associate with them if he is worrying about that? Like, eventually the informants are gonna say “Yeah there is this sus guy hanging outside the Nazi meetings looking for work,” Either go full Nazi dickhead or just, ya know, be normal. Riding the line benefits him none. He had to commit to a decision but refused to. Either go all in for the money or leave the table with your earnings to avoid the ire of the dealer.

As a private citizen who was too young to remember any of it, hopefully. The one article I can find that gives an update on her says she was living with one of her older sisters when she was 9, and if she’s lucky she went on to live a normal life without being stuck in the shadow of the worst thing that ever happened to her family

It shows the code of conduct passed down throughout the federal government. Almost every person responsible for breaking the rules, across the different agencies, lied and dodged accountability. Witnesses to those crimes lied on behalf of their coworkers and leaders in charge of the operations lied about the series of events leading to crimes committed by their subordinates. When the government wants to pursue a criminal they will harass and threaten the family and friends for lying and interfering. When they are at fault of crimes, they will lie and hide evidence to confuse investigators who, in all likelihood, already lean to siding with the “official narrative”.

There was not one single adult in the room

@@TezTheAztec Daily reminder that American policing (fed or otherwise) has its roots in Pinkerton union busters and chasers of fugitive slaves. We know they murdered Fred Hampton, they probably did MLK, they might have done Tupac (look into who Tupac's parents were), and there's enough circumstantial evidence that I can't truly throw out the idea that they did JFK as well (even though I personally don't believe those theories.) The pigs ain't your friends. Never have been, never will be. ACAB. Randy Weaver was a piece of shit, but what was done to him and the lack of accountability and punishment for what was done to him is reprehensible. That lack of accountability, together with the same lack of accountability for Waco, is what lead to McVeigh blowing up a bunch of children a few years later. The blood of those kids is on the feds' hands. ACAB.

It's because the way the government work is there's no problem in fucking up, the problem is if a report says you fucked up.

M A L I C I O U S N E S S

You forgot that B includes setting up spy cameras and watching the family for months

@@apache8795 Surveillance isn't inherently a bad thing. If they were going to go serve him a warrant or even just interview him, they did need to know what they were getting into. It's that the Feds had zero interest in de-escalation. They *wanted* this because it made the government's war on the Right look useful. It backfired spectacularly for them, but they set out with this outcome in mind.

You gotta justify the ATF's existence somehow.

@@AJadedLizard I'm no fed, thank God, but was setting up multiple spy cameras and agents in the bushes to watch him really the better option than taping a letter to his door in the dead of night

Dead wrong. Your example implied they ever considered any other option.

And 34 bruises from a bat

so real man😞😞😞😞

Lon Horiuchi strikes again!

24 stab wounds 😢

He always seemed so happy 🤧

Hey now, don't put something as vile as the atf on the devil's good name!

Lol

Fr what a guy

I believe his name is gripes or something similar isn’t it.

​@CornPopsDood it's pronounced "grights"

Keep voting bigger government Dems and reps in then

@@Magikarp-4ever Not like Repubs are any better. At least Dems don't care what you do in your bedroom. Both parties are into different kinds of big government.

That's sad to think about hoping to see the lord back her soon. 🙏

And the police! Or wait do you think they are hero’s and it’s different. I just have a feeling.

There's a lot of good cops and a lot of bad cops just like everything else in life. ​@@cosmonauthal7651

Did you not finish the video? It was ruled out as entrapment in the trial.

Also abolish the fed id say

They never should have shot a dog because it would have given away there position

​@@Aiden-lm8mo fr, that's such low iq tactics. Even in a video game everyone would be yelling at the idiot that shot. You a government agency and your tactics are on the same level as a 15yo who thinks every moving thing is an immediate target.

Feds are actually evil. I hear more about feds doing comically shifty things than I hear any good things. The US needs to do away with FBI, ATF, NSA and CIA. My country needs to get rid of the RCMP. Whenever I hear anything about them, it's always about some act of corruption, negligence, incompetence or some combination of those. They're absolutely worthless.

Feds gonna fed.

to me, that was obvious from the first confrontation. i feel like wendigoon didnt really emphasis enough the death of the family dog. like they threw rocks at it and then shot it when it got mad. brainless.

How isn't that entrapment? Like even if the fed wasn't a fed and just a CI, you can't solicit someone to commit a crime...

@@farehjhuschae it is entrapment lol

Lol I posted this before Wendigoon started talking about the trial and how that got thrown out

@@farehjhuschae Actually, you can. You just can't solicit an "unsuspecting innocent person" to commit a crime they weren't already inclined to commit. i.e, an undercover officer can't pose as an underage girl online and contact adult men and ask them to meet up. An undercover CAN, however pose as the underage girl online and if an adult man incriminates himself (expressing an interest in meeting up, exchanging/sending lewd photos etc.) then the cop CAN solicit the man to meet up and then charge him with that offense. Just using this example because it is one of the more commonly debated entrapment scenarios. The reality is that you may or may not be able to get charges dropped due to entrapment if you have a good lawyer or if the cops/prosecutor are idiots, regardless of the scenario

@jackdetect8131 I was mainly referring to Randy's case as despite them saying he probably cut barrels before, they had no definitive proof. Therefore, a reasonable person wouldn't conclude Randy was actually likely to commit the offense. I know undercovers can ask known drug dealers for drugs lol

Actual monster

Wendigoon mentioned that he was also at the Waco massacre. Why is that? I'll tell you why: Horiuchi is an assassin. He's used by the feds to kill civilians they don't like. Simple as. That's why he shot Vicky in the head and why almost no one survived Waco. He's probably proud of that shot. In fact I saw an agent who was at both Ruby Ridge and Waco (wow what a fucking coincidence!!!) call that a great shot. Lied about the trajectory too.

​@@collinchristensen7405meds buddy, that 2nd half got a little rando

@@E10-g8m That it was intentional? No I assure you dude these people did this on purpose. They're assassins. Literally assassins. The same people that were at Ruby Ridge, were at Waco, were at OKC. Look up operation PATCON. The feds were intentionally targeting white Christian militia movements. They were trying to turn Randy into an informant to infiltrate the covenant, the sword, and the arm of the lord. Which they already had informants in. Randy was entrapped and they tried to make an example out of him when he refused.

​@@E10-g8mthe same guys who did R.R. did Waco and OKC. Look up operation PATCON.

Police in general, even to this day need to stop treating dogs like theyre fucking tigers. If theyre legitimately trying to attack you, there are non lethal options. If you've attempted to stun them or whatever, and the dog is still somehow trying to maul your jugular, then you can take lethal action. You shouldn't be able to shoot a dog just for running at you (or in some cases not even doing that), yet they can.

​@@nuuuuuuuutDogs are property. Neutralizing a dog as a threat doesn't have to be hard.

​@JoshSweetvale if you've ever owned a dog you loved you wouldn't say that

@@dbyspae122Your priorities do not matter to random other people. They don't care about your dog

@@JoshSweetvalewhile dogs dont have the same level of importance as a human, they are definitely more imprtant than object posessions like houses or lamps. Killing one becuz u couldnt know whether it was going to harm u or not is pathetic. Otherwise pets all across the world would just get shot for being near someone. And police are not toddlers. They should be able to restrain a domesticated animal without killing it. Your argument is that of a witless, apathetic ass

While never once asking "are we the baddies?" as they load their puppy popper and head onto a mans property

I know you have a soft winky

​@@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballzor Installing a fascist regime in a third world country to "Stop communism".

I don't even want to know what they'd do today.

these were deeply immoral people. no sympathy.

Had the same thought!

Textbook case.

The fact even NCIS had an episode where that was the whole gimmick, and implied investigative agencies can be at odds with each other. How that show got away with such a slanderous message is wild As in, I'm glad they got it on air and in reruns, and can't believe the CIA or someone hasn't forced them to delete it.

"Just because youre paranoid, dont mean theyre not after you" - Kurt Cobain

John mcAnus haha

"Gosh, just why isn't he surrendering!!!??" *continues to escalate*

Federal agents are bottom rung dog shit, PERIOD! Luckily they've been losing in court for years now and can't seem to catch a break. We just need a leader who'll finally get rid of the antiquated ATF and FBI.

Godamnit Randy

This wouldnt be the last time where theres zero communication between the Negotiators and the bloodthisty HRT.

yeah, the trees were awesome, no need to explain anything

Honestly if he just went a little bit less paranoid and a better legal team all of this could have blown over

@@airplanes_aren.t_real the atf has proven again and again that they stop at nothing to bitch slap anyone who doesn't kiss their ass

Ok but he was a nazi

John McCaffe said the same thing

@@danielkuritson6386 tbf he likely did have some level of mental illness, and there’s a clip of isaiah saying he think mcafee did kill himself

If anything I hope God forgave him, not everybody has the patience and strenght of biblical Job.

@@mareczek00713 Would you even want a God who's plan was for your wife and child to be murdered? I'm not shocked he left his faith.

It's almost weird how wendigoon was surprised what happened of Randy. He had to keep his dead son in a shed and his dead wife was in front of him on the floor for 9 days, while he had to take care of the 10 month old baby. It'd be a miracle if he also managed to "find peace" after all this. Hell, it's a miracle that he died of old age and not s*icide.

Felt the same way, I feel pity for the man

Not only did he have to see his dog,his son and his wife died (one in front of him) he also has to live knowing that all of that couldve been avoided if he was less stubborn its hard to truly recover and find peace after that

it's a miracle they're still allowed to write laws

​@@gramfero miracle? Its by design lol

What do you mean by a "miracle"? It's not a good thing.

The Supreme Court upheld the NFA on the grounds that it only restricted weapons not regularly used in wars, therefore not suitable for militias defending the country. Now, the current rhetoric is that we must restrict weapons that ARE used in wars. Figure out how that one works.

@@snex000 The NFA is a bunch of BS, the Founders were very clear when they said "shall not be infringed", plus, the whole point of the 2A is to have weapons of war in case the government makes any law that violates the 1A rights to free speech, religion, press, protest, or assembly.

I mean, (figure of authority) blood will flow, addressed to the government, by known “associates” of a group known for terrorism, who sold illegally modified weapons to a federal agent, in regards to a court order. I know the result was terrible and the government is incompetent, but Jesus Christ that has to one of the most incriminating things I’ve ever heard an innocent person write. It’s like saying “I’m bout to blow up this plane” when you have explosive diarrhea and are running for the restroom.

yeah but that doesn't mean they agree with his analysis, it's just that they recognize that's what he called them.

Wouldn't it just be crazy if the government did something to resemble that and consistently justify Randall's paranoia...

fr@@Unknown-hb3id

While that is kind of funny, it makes sense, because if someone writes that at you, you're probably going to assume they're insulting you.

Probably the most important video segment he has ever done.

Damn, I was getting anxious listening to that section. I cannot stand thinking about this shit.

Cool that you think that, except if to be a tyrant you have to be in power and since the government is the one in power, it's a pretty reasonable inference.

Randy wasn't a great dude by any means but he didn't deserve what happened

⁠​⁠@@jak199527 Cool that you think that, except a tyrant has to be a cruel and oppressive power, and the government would have had to infer that they were cruel and oppressive, which is a hell of an inference to make

@@Jimbo_Fett they would only have to think that the other group BELIEVED they were oppressive, which, I mean, they kinda said multiple times they believed the government was oppressive. It doesn't matter what the government thinks of itself. I know you want some slam dunk moment, but it's not there.

​@@jak199527 "Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron’s cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience." - C.S. Lewis The government happens to be a combination of both.

They can but they would have to arrest themselves

and they don't know where the 20 million illegals are

I am from the Sandpoint area and this is the same story I heard growing up as well.

It's the truth. No idea why Wendigoon chose to leave out the ATF's entire entrapment of Randy and just smeared his name at times.

​@@markusd338he literally mentions it at the 1:33:49 mark. Watch the whole video.

He talks about this in the video at two separate times

Truth. The government just made mistake after mistake to cover up their corruption.

Don’t sell Guns to Nazis you’ll be fine

(warning dark humor and cringe humor) Lon: or a wife i could 360 no scope

Fancy seeing you here

​@@DoktorDaythalets not forget the unborn child

@@PeachBoi_Real ...did I entirely miss something in the video, or do you mean the already born infant child that mom almost accidentally smooshed after the feds unalived her????

This is why red flag laws are a bad idea. Let alone unconstitutional

Right??? Wtf!!!

I’m flabbergasted that Goon put a $1200 Night Force 1x8 scope on an air-soft gun! Who does such a thing! 🤔

you mean he started Weaver working for a neonazi terror group? Kinda weird how you bootlickers keep trying to avoid that with desperation.

@@davemccage7918 He’s such a funny guy.

it's really funny to me that people really try to lean into him being super flawed when he never actually meaningfully engaged with those groups, his own beliefs weren't focussed on malice or hatred themselves, and after this borderline SAW trap where they coaxed out his family, shot his dog and his fleeing kid, domed his wife, and then started basically taunting him about it, he never tried to fight back. Throughout this straight up hell he never actually took a "last stand" or anything, despite the fact that from his perspective it would have been perfectly reasonable to conclude "they're going out of their way to kill my wife and children and toying with us, none of us are getting out alive unless we fight for it". The fact that he remained as reasonable as he did through all of this straight up makes him a borderline pacifist saint. Flawed, sure, definitely, but even those flaws need to be highly contextualized and when push came to shove *_he_* was the one open to negotiations, *_he_* was the one who avoided violence (even after his wife and kid were targeted first!) and *_he_* was the one whose first concern was getting his friend medical treatment while he was still savable. There is the idea that a man's true colors are shown when he faces death, and if that's even got 10% of something true behind it then how he acted during the siege more than exonerate him by any even vaguely reasonable interpretation as far as I'm concerned.

It's funny, in a way, that the man probably most acquainted with war was the one to walk in and make peace.

@@stevep7346 It's often like that tho. Men like Bo know what to say and how to keep their cool to deescalate. War is an experience that hardens some but also breaks many

While they're at it, have a look at the stupid knife laws over in the UK.

The goal of the NFA was to target handguns in a roundabout way that made it less obvious they were targeting handguns. The law makes no sense because they tried pulling a fast one and lawyered too hard.

Even from a purely pragmatic "does this law do anything to help reduce crime" perspective, these laws do more harm than good. Plus I'd love to own some sweet post 86 mg's and the NFA makes that impossible.

@@stevep7346if you don’t like the cumbersome nature of the nfa, you have only yourself to blame. Modernizing it will never get passed because single issue gun voters want it gone entirely, and everyone knows any changes will give the Supreme Court cover to strike it.

The NFA was originally designed to “””restrict””” the use of handguns by putting a flat $200 (in 1930’s money) tax stamp on them. They wanted to do this because all of the 30’s gangsters and booze runners were using pistols. They also wanted to “””restrict””” short-barreled rifles and shotguns to prevent circumnavigating the law. I should also mention machineguns were also added to the “restriction” category, but you cannot get a post-1986 machinegun because in 1986 they made a registry of all machineguns and closed it. This means that there is a list of legal machineguns but the list is static and finite and still requires tax stamps, and due to demand all of those machineguns are as expensive as cars on the low end, and sports cars on the high end. This is a very shit ruling that even then would’ve likely not passed or would’ve been taken down just a few years later, but instead the National Rifle Association (NRA) made a deal with Congress to allow handguns in exchange for their approval and support. So, handguns got exempt, but we still have the leftover “restrictions” on SBRs and SBSs. So thats why today it’s completely fine to own a handgun, even one in .410, but to take a shotgun and cut it down below 16” without a $200 tax stamp is a very serious federal felony that gets you more jail time than actually committing a violent crime. So when you hear people say “repeal the NFA” all they are really saying is “unrestrict short-barreled rifles and shotguns, suppressors, and open back up the machinegun registry”. I would also like if we throw away all of our importation laws, as currently much of the world can’t import guns to the U.S., and anything that was at one point full-auto has to be butchered and turned into near-slag.

Because it gives more "legitimacy" when there is "transparency" but only when no one cares as much anymore. There is a limit of course, seeming as the Soviet "Glasnost" policy was a bit more drastic, revealed a lot more, and the stuff revealed was much much more brutal (mass genocide, war crimes, cults of personality etc.). America reveals something every decade or so, then they can claim that the government "doesn't lie because we unveiled the truth about x" meanwhile its really just a justification to keep making mistakes and owning up only when the heat is off them some time later.

And before tgat happens, they're denied and called "conspiracy theories ".

Can’t wait to get old and see what shit they are pulling today that no one talks about loud enough for us to hear.

If we’re always behind enough, we’ll always have too much to lose to get all bent out of shape over it when we find out. It’s like a calmer heads prevail technique that makes us all “count to ten”…in years or decades without deciding that for ourselves. You really going to throw your life away and revolt over 30 year old information? Nah. Me neither.

​@@TheErbz69 us government in 10-20 years: hey guys so we totally let January 6 happen

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did you know about Weaver working for neonazis and selling them guns and offering to make more unregistered firearms for them? You know- a neonazi group that had already killed at that point? Weird how Wendigoon skims over that part, eh?

Weaver's adult son Samuel fired the first shot of the encounter and was shot as a result. Weaver and his friend Kevin Harris also fired shots at the officers and were killed. Weaver's wife was shot by the same bullet that killed Harris. No children were killed. The fault of this falls squarely on Weaver when he chose to illegally manufacture firearms, sold them to an ATF agent, refused to show up to court to face his charges and barricaded himself in the mountains when the feds rightly and predictably came looking for him. FAFO

@@Jason-fv4rg 14 is not an adult and the first shot was the one that killed the dog

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@Jason-fv4rgOh so you know absolutely nothing about the case, got it. 1) The feds fired first and killed the dog, without identifying themselves 2) Sam, the 14 year old child returned fire at someone who killed his dog not knowing it was a fed. 3) Sam and Harris turned to run and the Feds shot Sam while he retreated, killing him 4) Harris shot and killed one of the Feds still not knowing they were Feds. 5) Vicki was killed by the bullet that passed through Harris, meaning the sniper never had a clear shot and never should have fired. Vicky was unarmed and was holding a baby. 6) Harris didn’t die. 7) The shotgun was entrapment, which was later determined in court 8) Randy didn’t refuse to go to court, his attorney forgot to tell him the date to show up 9)Failure to appear doesn’t justify federal agents in body armor setting up tactical positions or snipers with an ROE that basically says kill on sight. If you think for one second that the government was in the right in this situation then you’re a pathetic bootlicker and probably has wet dreams of big daddy government dominating you. There’s no justification for killing a 14 year old child who’s running away and an unarmed woman. There were far better ways to handle that situation, but the Feds went straight to violence.

@@Jason-fv4rg”adult son” mate he was 14 and that’s complete bs. Feds shot the dogs first.

He might as well as just played the Chernobyl final statement scene lol

You can always tell when someone's chronically online cause they speak in memes in serious contexts.

Speaking of Isaiah's mention of the Oklahoma City bombing, it's kind of weird how fast they gave Timothy McVeigh capital punishment, compared to other people who do similar things and just spend the rest of their lives in prison.

​@adamcuneo7189 Because it was done by the govt, and they wanted McV silenced

@@Mike-es2yg It seems like it, to be honest, especially after one of his motives for the attack being apparently to cause a revolution or something, from what I read, and he was anti-government.

@@Mike-es2yg It sure seems like it, even after one of his motives for the attack was because he was anti-government.

Yeah it’s a shame that Wendigoon never learned how to swim because maybe then he wouldn’t have downed in 2 ft of water while paddle boarding.

His connection to white supramicist terrorst groups and his rejecting his arrest warrant for over a war, with him threating cops when they came for him, might of contributed to what happened.

​@@AL-lh2ht he wasn't even an active member of the said white supermacist group, dude literally just went to the same church as them and have interacted before but a member he was not. its the whole reason why the feds wanted him to be an informant as he was close enough to wiretap the group. which led to the entrapment and the court date being given a wrong schedule.

@@AL-lh2htok, but it started with a false accusation. Without that, there’s nothing else. You may not like the guys beliefs, I sure as hell don’t, but that doesn’t mean he got what he deserved.

This was not the reason, just an excuse - they had a white supremacists group and a loosely associated by proximity of living space dude doing odd jobs, what could be better than entrap him on bogus claims and blackmail him into being an informant? But nope, dude rejected them and even notified their targets so he had to be made an example. There is a reason why every informant that stopped talking goes to jail and somehow rumour reaches dangerous people that he was selling their buddies out.

@@AL-lh2ht They were his closest neighbors, closest meaning within a 15 mile radius, and he was never explicitly a part of their group nor so openly a racist. What you're doing is spouting the same blatant ass covering the Feds pulled to try to lessen the blow of their colossal mess by claiming he was a racist. No matter how racist you are or are claimed to be, flat out murder isn't a justifiable response to that.

Probably gonna get the ol' "chopped himself up, zipped himself into several duffel bags, and distributed himself across several miles of swamp" treatment at this rate.

They writing the plot as we speak

it better look like a scene out of hot fuzz or i'll be disappointed

"This just in, RU-vidr Wendigoon found dead after the Goodyear blimp crashed into his home just hours ago. The authorities ruled the death as accidental manslaughter. More on this after our ad break."

Must be monetizable

you mean the neonazi who got his family in this vicious circle of violence? Of which he is totally innocent of course? Totally deserves respect, you're right, bootlicker.

Made me cry.

Lol

someone being a normal human makes you cry? lol

​@@NotTheGrimmReaperChill, some people are more sensitive than others

Pretty hypocritical for a fascist to say that.

And now Uvalde, where the shooter was verifiably enabled by the police and the police showed extreme violence towards the parents and other LEOs trying to save the kids.

@@Soloong_Gaybowzer Do you have a link for where you got this information? I need to add it to my list of references.

@@ryang2573 You dont even need a link you can just google uvalde videos or the name itself and get 1000's of results.

@@ryang2573 the security camera leaked

You put it perfectly thanks

hi

tru

It's the funniest part about these events, whenever a local criminal is killed by a police officer they all almost unanimously come out in support of the criminal, labeling the entire event as government corruption and "racism" in the police force. Yet when the federal government straight up plots and launches planned assaults on people for the express purpose of detainment or murder? Literally no one gives a shit and everyone talks about how we need to look at the event with "nuance" and everyone has to explicitly state a thousand times that they don't agree with the victim. You would literally never say "I don't agree with what the guy did, but…" to a George Floyd-like incident, but Waco and Ruby Ridge? "WE NEEEED NUANCE, GUIZ!!!!!! I'M NOT SAYING THEY DESERVED IT BUT I'M NOT SAYING THEY DIDN'T!!!!"

Agreed. I normally don't like to sell myself or think I am better in anyway shape or form. But one thing I noticed I have that lots of people just dont is the desire to understand something from someone else perspective and why they did what they did. So many people around me will take any slight as a great insult. Sometimes it really is somebody being terrible. But there is also times where it's not that deep and its just a misunderstanding. Also not every slight needs to be responded to with violence or escalation. Escalation literally rarely makes anything better I've seen. Again not saying I know better. I easily can be like everyone else with some situations.

The plot thickens...

Was it even Red before the seige?

Lol

Grapes of wrath is not even about grapes

This caught me off guard 😂

He did mention it though

@@Joshua-ho5qm must have missed it if so. He was describing it and I was just sitting here like "Isn't that entrapment?"

He mentioned it toward the end when describing all the court cases after the incident.

Exactly. Fruit of the poison tree.

A different set of agents, who had been told that they were scouting a dangerous cult that attacks at random. Then a third body got an even worse story. This isn't a 'one bad guy' story, it's more of a 'way too many people tricked themselves into doing terrible violence for no reason' story.

Laws older than the social security act can ruin your life.

I'm glad to live in the UK, where you can get rifles and shotguns a Lot easier than people think, because the regulations are based on concealability and rate of fire.

​@@calemryeah but aren't you required to keep those at a clubhouse unless you live in the woods or something like that?

@@johnnydjiurkopff A suitable at home gun safe is needed. You can own other weapons that Do have to remain at ranges and clubs, if you really want a handgun or something.

​@calemr didnt you guys charge a guy with a potato shaver for carrying a deadly weapon in public?