THE Informants Among Us.

Meet Ace Baker. SWAT cop turned rebel leader, arrested recently after reportedly showing up at a man's house with guns and threatening to commit murder. Days later he's free and preaching 1776 while showing off his guns. But how does he get away with it when we go to abusive jails for the smallest infractions?

The professional informant has connections and uses them to infiltrate groups and take down those who threaten the regime. He has style, he knows what to say and he has people to cover tracks so missteps are quietly covered up. When stories like this come out, those friends make noise to refute it as spurious nonsense and quickly smoot it over with doublespeak.

He, sometimes she, comes from nowhere to everywhere with tats and hats, bearing arms in more ways than one. With inspiration, cool flags and contractor style beards (or boobs) that drive frustrated middle-aged warrior wannabes crazy he gains followers while handing out 3% stickers but oddly backing the very blue who wages war on freedom.

"Those feds are mostly good guys," -- says the informant. Then proceeds with his speech about how it's time to take up arms. He says it well and the confusion of a mixed message soon fades from listening faces.

People like Gary Hunt, the Ace Baker, Deb Jorden, Doug Knowles. They run groups, pages, and organizations; they talk to each other and they are more organized than you think as they help lock away warriors like Ammon Bundy, Jason Patrick, Jake Ryan, Leonard Peltier, Scheffer Cox' and countless more. Worse, they do it in the name of freedom.

On the left is Eric Parker; a man who sat in prison defending freedom. But on the right is Ace Baker. His job is likely to send Eric and others back to the cages. A 13-year ex-cop and past military SERE instructor, Ace is trained in sysops. His real name is Josh Shoaf and he's a so-called ex-cop who's been in the news for his use of excessive force against civilian, The public figure of Ace was created after when he took over what appears to be blue line support page on Facebook and turned it into a brand called American Warrior Revolution, specializing in propaganda that backs the blue, with a message of patriotism.

Sources...
http://facebook.com/2027282427543750/videos/2053931198212206
https://amp.tennessean.com/amp/30114965
https://casetext.com/case/scott-v-stewart-cnty-sheriffs-office
http://wsmv.com/story/17967018/stewart-county-deputies-accused-of-excessive-force

The US government also uses throwaway discount informants like the fake bodyguard Marc McConnell and Mother cook Terry Linell, people who helped government organize the assassination of LaVoy Finnicum. Then there are professionals who have "given up" six-figure government jobs to sell shirts and show up at Patriot events. You'll find them offering themselves as warrior sacrifices who won't give another inch, leading a revolution as they carefully divide and applaud the enemy while their people are locked prisons for 1st and 2nd amending the wrong way. You'll usually find them where the bodies of good men are falling.

Behind closed doors, these informants have various roles. But usually, they talk aggressive, rile the crowd and secretly record them saying things that will convict them in the kangaroo courts of the USA. But when like they get dragged into the court, charges mysteriously fade away and they go back to the mission, making people think, they may know what they're doing after all.

On the weekends you'll find them marching out with cool beards and sassy shirts to look awesome at rallies. They offer themselves as the face of the movement, shaking the hands of the blue and as they undermine the real resistance. Are people like Josh Shoaf on the government payroll? Most likely, but either way their message is clear. Those who defend freedom are troublemakers and those who back treason are patriots.

Beware of the informant. They are always there in a nation of no law and no Constitution. They will do anything to win and they don't play by the rules. Watch your back, measure your words, know your friends. The redcoats are coming.