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A self-proclaimed white supremacist group called “Patriot Front” staged a rally in Washington D.C. on Saturday in a bid to “reclaim America” — and was immediately called out as a Deep State false flag.
The group of over 100 people donning khakis, white masks, sunglasses, blue jackets, brown boots and shields marched by the White House to the National Mall, where the group’s so-called leader Thomas Rousseau gave a speech about how democracy has failed.
Rousseau claimed the march was meant to serve as an “exhibition of our unified capability to organize, to show our strength–not as brawlers or public nuisances, but as men capable of illustrating a message and seeking an America that more closely resembles the interests of its true people.”
One of the tenets of this totally grassroots group is the implementation of a white ethno-state and the mass exclusion of non-white races, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center, which also describes how the group was born from Vanguard America, who led the “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville in 2017.
Many on social media claimed the march was simply a psychological operation conducted by feds, evidenced by their matching masks and uniforms, identical American and Betsy Ross flags, and absence of typical conservative messaging of low taxes, less government, and opposition to leftist policies such as open borders.
Others compared the group to the Lincoln Project, who staged a similar stunt to portray Virginia’s Republican gubernatorial candidate Glen Youngkin’s base as racists by sending Democrat operatives to his campaign bus to pose as white supremacists.
The group was then picked up in a fleet of U-Hauls by the evening — nothing suspicious there at all.
So many users on Twitter equated the group with an FBI psy-op that “Patriot Front” and “feds” trended together.
Someone noted a Wikipedia page had been created for Patriot Front just a day after their march.
Notably, FBI and other intelligence agency efforts to embed themselves into right-wing groups to create media-generated narratives is well-documented.
For example, a “Justice for J6” rally was organized in September by a group of feds posing as Proud Boys, a stunt so ridiculous even former President Trump ridiculed the event as a “setup.”
And as Revolver reported, the FBI infiltrated the Oathkeepers and Proud Boys during the Capitol protest on January 6, and were instrumental in instigating the breach of the Capitol building.
This looks to be another government-backed stunt of fomenting fear and racial animus to deflect from Joe Biden’s cratering approval numbers, rising inflation, and skyrocketing inner-city crime.