Who are they? Right or left? In between?
https://abcnews.go.com/US/foiled-ki...ov-gretchen-whitmer-threats/story?id=73516814
https://abcnews.go.com/US/foiled-ki...ov-gretchen-whitmer-threats/story?id=73516814
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Our very own channel 9 out of OKC just did a story about this group being linked to the same people Timothy McVeigh was a part of. The story was about the OKC Bombing Memorial releasing a statement about it. I sure don't remember McVeigh being a fan of Dems or Reps. Yet this group immediately gets tied to Reps. Imagine that.
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Never seen that before but doing some research it looks like it is a variation of what is called the civilian flag which wasn't even real. Betting it is something that this anarchists/militia group has come up with for their group to show they are above the government.
https://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/us!ful.html#civ
https://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/us!ful.html#civ
A Facebook page for Eric Molitor, another Michigan man who faces state charges in the case, features praise for 17-year-old Kyle Rittenhouse, who’s accused of killing two protesters in Kenosha, Wis. Molitor also posted about conspiracy theories relating to the QAnon movement, posting the QAnon hashtag “Save Our Children” and images about human-trafficking conspiracy theories. Molitor had previously posted images indicating affiliation with “three-percenter” militias, a far-right paramilitary movement.
Defendants Musico and Morrison, both 42-year-olds who lived together, had sparser online profiles, with neither of them liking anything on Facebook besides a Christian broadcasting group. But on YouTube, Musico was more vocal, sharing rambling tirades against taxes, gun control, and the “Deep State”—as well as a rant from 2019 entitled “Gretchen Whitmer Interview” in which he railed against her policies around auto ownership. In the video, he implied that he was going to obtain an in-person interview with Whitmer.
A Pete Musico also has a page on the social media site Gab, popular among white supremacists and the alt-right, on which he promoted the unfounded claim that in South Africa “they are killing white people.” Although many of the posts feature broken images (a hallmark of Gab), one of the user’s favorite accounts was that of Joe Biggs, a Proud Boy organizer who has glorified violence against the left. Biggs and anti-Semitic Infowars personality Owen Shroyer are the only accounts he follows.
A Michigan-based Pete Musico also has a Twitter account with a Tea Party-style “Don’t Tread On Me” banner as the profile image and a number of posts from 2016 voicing support for Trump and calling for the imprisonment of then-Democratic Party presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. It also includes unfounded allegations that former President Bill Clinton fathered an “illegitimate black child” and that vaccines contain dangerous levels of mercury. Another post urges his 14 followers to visit right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones’ site Infowars.
Defendants Musico and Morrison, both 42-year-olds who lived together, had sparser online profiles, with neither of them liking anything on Facebook besides a Christian broadcasting group. But on YouTube, Musico was more vocal, sharing rambling tirades against taxes, gun control, and the “Deep State”—as well as a rant from 2019 entitled “Gretchen Whitmer Interview” in which he railed against her policies around auto ownership. In the video, he implied that he was going to obtain an in-person interview with Whitmer.
A Pete Musico also has a page on the social media site Gab, popular among white supremacists and the alt-right, on which he promoted the unfounded claim that in South Africa “they are killing white people.” Although many of the posts feature broken images (a hallmark of Gab), one of the user’s favorite accounts was that of Joe Biggs, a Proud Boy organizer who has glorified violence against the left. Biggs and anti-Semitic Infowars personality Owen Shroyer are the only accounts he follows.
A Michigan-based Pete Musico also has a Twitter account with a Tea Party-style “Don’t Tread On Me” banner as the profile image and a number of posts from 2016 voicing support for Trump and calling for the imprisonment of then-Democratic Party presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. It also includes unfounded allegations that former President Bill Clinton fathered an “illegitimate black child” and that vaccines contain dangerous levels of mercury. Another post urges his 14 followers to visit right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones’ site Infowars.
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When my kids were young and we had occasion to drive across rural Georgia, we used to play "yard ornament Bingo." We'd start with the letter A and work our way up the alphabet spotting "yard ornaments". This would've been a Yard Ornament Bingo goldmine.
My daughter won once when she spotted a zebra in a front yard. Not a statue. A zebra. Z's were hard to find.
My daughter won once when she spotted a zebra in a front yard. Not a statue. A zebra. Z's were hard to find.
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HA! this is fantastic.
10 years ago the Fam and I drove down to the Gold Coast of Alabama (beautiful and amazing place). However, we had to drive through rural Alabama.
After we noticed that almost EVERY car had a handicap identification marker on their License plate we decided to count the next 50 cars and see how many had handicapped plates. 33 out of 50 had handicapped plates. We were amazed by that number.
10 years ago the Fam and I drove down to the Gold Coast of Alabama (beautiful and amazing place). However, we had to drive through rural Alabama.
After we noticed that almost EVERY car had a handicap identification marker on their License plate we decided to count the next 50 cars and see how many had handicapped plates. 33 out of 50 had handicapped plates. We were amazed by that number.
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