Steve Bannon the day before Trump's deadly attack on the Capitol. "All hell is going to break loo

[soothsayer]

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Molly Jong-Fast🏡
@MollyJongFast
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Jan 29, 2021
And here’s Rudy blaming the capitol riots on the Lincoln project. 🤦🏼?♀️🤦🏼?♀️🤦🏼?♀️🤦🏼?♀️



☇RiotWomenn☇
@riotwomennn
Steve Bannon the day before Trump's deadly attack on the Capitol.
"All hell is going to break loose tomorrow ... This is not a day for fantasy, this is a day for maniacal focus. Focus, focus, focus. We're coming in right over the target"

Listen:

[Blue Owl]

1. Donnie's disheveled douchebag ain't The Lincoln Project, Rudy...

[abqtommy]

2. Y'know Steve, there's a treatment for your mania but you won't like it. The rest of us will, though!

[Arne]

3. Focus then shoot Pelosi, Focus then hang Pence, Focus then smear your crap around.

[Under The Radar]

4. I have thought and said all along that this was Bannon's design

... since the day of Trumps nomination, election, inauguration, fights against Mueller, impeachment BLM demonstrators and a loss election, the message from Bannon has been to crush the status quo, and destroy the establishment. All of it was designed by Bannon.

[orleans]

8. maybe trump can testify that it was all bannon's idea & that's why he pardoned him nt

[bdamomma]

11. Bannon

stealing money from their cult members. Why in hell is he still spewing crap/lies?

Yes, he's a proud Leninist , believes in burning things to the ground.

[uponit7771]

17. +1, they did some shit like this in eastern Europe

[brush]

5. I'll say one thing, Rudy can lie about as good as trump.

He's just making shit up, throwing out words like antifa and the Lincoln Project, never-trumpers and Romney.

God, even Bannon, who knows the actual true because he knew on Jan. 5 what was coming on Jan. 6, tried to call him on it.

[judesedit]

6. Will Bannon be charged? This is not part of his pardon

[orleans]

9. what was his pardon for? nt

[dalton99a]

10. Basically, conspiracy to commit wire fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering

[NHvet]

13. from what was reported

For the crimes associated with the build the wall funds he and the vet were stealing and using as their own bank. But you've got to see what was written in the pardon to find out for sure. Wouldn't surprise me if they all got get out of jail free cards

[Marcuse]

18. The pardon means he can be forced to incriminate Parscale and the rest.

[judesedit]

19. And he can also be charged for setting up the insurrection I would think

[inanna]

7. kicking thread

[Kid Berwyn]

12. Brannon, Global NAZI Organizer

STEVE BANNON HAS A NAZI PROBLEM

“Bannon sees the Pepes as kind of like trolls, and not like the Nazis like Richard Spencer and David Duke,” said one person who spoke to Bannon. “Everybody’s kind of struggling with it.”

BY TINA NGUYEN
Vanity Fair, Sept. 12, 2017

Excerpt...

For Bannon and his allies, purging extremist elements from the far-right movement is hard, because no matter how vocally they repudiate neo-Nazis and their brethren, those groups will hug back harder—especially if there’s a national platform for them to clamber on. “David Duke shows up for every media opportunity,” Bannon complained to Rose, referring to the former K.K.K. grand wizard. One person who met with Bannon recently described him as furious and preoccupied with the Nazi problem. “What the fuck do we do about the Nazis?” he asked at one point during their meeting, according to this person.

Complicating the issue are the rank-and-file Web-based Breitbart constituency that Bannon calls the “Pepes,” after the cartoon frog often used in memes promoting far-right ideology. It has not always been clear where the group’s mischief-making ends and anti-Semitism begins: the “Pepes” themselves gleefully Photoshop their foes into gas chambers, not because they actually believe in white supremacism, some say, but because they simply wanted to see the liberal Internet lose their minds. The Pepes’ outrageous stunts are responsibly in part for fueling the rise of Breitbart, and to an extent, Trumpism, but their refusal to stop tweaking progressives with their use of swastikas has now become a liability.

“Bannon sees the Pepes as kind of like trolls, and not like the Nazis like Richard Spencer and David Duke,” explained the person who spoke to Bannon. “Everybody’s kind of struggling with it. Like, ‘Oh yeah, there’s these people, they’re kind of trollish, they make a lot of jokes or whatever, maybe we wish they were a little bit nicer.’ But that’s different, categorically, than neo-Nazis at rallies throwing Nazi salutes and throwing up Nazi flags.”

Near the top of this heap of problems, however, is Bannon himself. After immortalizing Breitbart as a “platform for the alt-right” during the 2016 Republican National Convention—a slip of the tongue several of his colleagues wish he hadn’t made, in retrospect—Bannon inadvertently linked his site to Spencer’s white nationalist movement. The budding fascist had dubbed his own movement the “alt-right” back in 2010, using it to describe a movement dedicated to marginalizing Jews and minorities from white nations, establishing authoritarian governments, and rolling back equal rights for men and women. And Bannon’s apparent reticence to repudiate hate groups, like William F. Buckley did when he rejected the John Birch Society during the 1960s, only allowed them to grow.

Continues...

https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2017/09/steve-bannon-has-a-nazi-problem

If at first they don’t succeed, treason and treason again.

[orangecrush]

14. KICK...

Now to scrape the Bannon shit off my shoe.

[DinahMoeHum]

15. Rudy fucking better lawyer up. . .

. . .'cause the Lincoln Project is gonna sue his ass big time for defamation.

January 6: Let’s have trial by combat!

January 29th: It was the Lincoln Project’s fault.

Link to tweet

[panfluteman]

16. Holy Crap! That's Some Krazy Koolaid Rudy's Brewin'!

Rudy's framing and blaming left and right, but Bannon's right at dead center, right in the eye of the storm.

[malaise]

20. LOCK HIM UP!

RFN!