by Scott Creighton
UPDATE: This is the wrong action, taken at the wrong, time led by the wrong guy.

Let’s follow this idiot who says “you can shoot government agents or be slaves” over the bridge to D.C. with a bunch of angry armed Tea Partiers on the 4th of July with fireworks going off?
What could go wrong?
This effort is tailor made to play right into the hands of the administration who are desperate for an excuse to use an executive order to get what they failed to get in congress: Bloomberg’s gun-grabbing laws. It is said that the best way to put-down a revolution is to lead it and that is a fact. Kokesh is a phony. He is a fraud. Recognized as such by every well-intentioned, well-informed, real activist out here. It is also said that we are far beyond the point where we can fix this system from within but not so far as to start shooting people and that too is a fact. Forcing this moment does not serve our interests and it is not a real armed revolt, as may be needed in the end, when run by a guy who promises to get on his knees at the first sign of trouble. As Blues points out, the hippies didn’t do that back in the 60s, the Panthers damn sure didn’t do that, neither did the Occupiers or the Egyptians or the Sandinistas for that matter. But that’s “Adam Pearlman Kokesh’s” plan.
This march needs to be stopped before we are all forced to pay the externalities for this Sunstein agent’s psyop.We can stop it online by exposing what it is or we can stop it in person, but it needs to be stopped.
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Over at Natural News and Prison Planet, Mike Adams is doing his best to put a passable face on Astro-Turf Adam Kokesh’s blatant D.C. psyop. He claims that Adam has a “monstrous set of cajones” for planning and announcing such an event and then goes into the several ways the whole thing could backfire on us, “through no fault of” Adam’s of course.
How could it not be Astro-Turf Adam’s fault?
Where is the logic in that?
The logic is simple: assets cover for assets.
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