Topic: Patcon

Victoria Nuland is accused of planning a false flag attack on a Ukrainian nuclear power plant to draw NATO troops into the conflict against Russia. Documentary filmmaker Chris Emery provides historical context regarding Operation PATCON, a US intelligence effort allegedly used to criminalize patriots. An anecdote involving a command team leader claims that special operations units were once offered $5 million each to sabotage the Browns Ferry nuclear power plant in Alabama but refused the order.

The historical Operation PATCON is linked to the Waco siege, the Oklahoma City bombing, and the events of January 6th as part of a continuous strategy to criminalize patriots. Michael Yawn, an expert on the southern border, warns that the current situation is an "Occupational Government" operation. Citizens are urged not to fall for "traps" set by federal operatives designed to incite violence and justify martial law.

Operation PatCon and COINTELPRO are cited as historical examples of the FBI's efforts to infiltrate and radicalize dissident movements to discredit them. The QAnon movement is characterized as a potential deep state algorithm designed to lead populist supporters into legal traps and unproductive ideologies. These programs aim to associate opposition movements with violence to justify mass arrests and surveillance.

Robert Barnes reports on disclosures from Congressman Jim Jordan regarding FBI whistleblowers who claim the bureau is being pressured to "drum up" fake domestic extremism cases. Barnes compares this to "PatCon," a Cold War-era FBI operation used to justify invasive surveillance. The report suggests that FBI agents are being forced to meet quotas for extremism cases to satisfy political metrics set by the Biden administration.

The discussion shifts to the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, with claims that Attorney General Merrick Garland was involved in a cover-up of the full facts of the case. Pete Santilli and the host suggest that federal agencies use "entrapment operations" to create domestic terror events that justify the expansion of the police state. They compare historical operations like "PatCon" to recent events, including the alleged plot against Governor Gretchen Whitmer.

Beattie compares the January 6th events to the Michigan kidnapping plot, which he claims was largely orchestrated by FBI informants. He discusses "PATCON," a 1990s FBI operation designed to infiltrate and influence militia groups. Beattie suggests that the "MAGA insurrection" may have been a manufactured event led by proactive federal inciters rather than passive informants.

Barnes references "PatCon," a 1990s government program used to infiltrate patriot groups, as a historical parallel to January 6th. He notes that Vladimir Putin recently cited the prosecution of January 6th defendants as an example of political repression in the U.S. Barnes points to the high number of "unidentified co-conspirators" in current indictments as a sign that the government is protecting its own informants.