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6a5aa5 (2)  No.7766902[Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

Former SEAL: Stay Away from Jan. 20th Richmond Rally

https://youtu.be/yo4v1nsW2Ys

1-20-2020

https://www.americanpartisan.org/2020/01/richmond-the-mother-of-all-buffalo-jumps/

Richmond: The Mother of All Buffalo Jumps

The more I ponder the mass demonstration being promoted by the Virginia Citizens Defense League for the annual Lobby Day at the Richmond Capitol, the more it looks like a disaster in the making. I wish it were otherwise, but I see many times more downside risk than possible upside benefit.

Even if Virginia Senate Bill 16 is passed, banning nearly all semi-automatic firearms, the new law will be challenged in court, and given the potential dire outcomes, the case will rapidly ascend to the SCOTUS. This process will take years, and Governor Ralph Northam and the Democrat majority in the legislature may be voted out in the meantime, and the law overturned. So why, before all that happens, go charging into Richmond in just a few weeks? Will rabidly anti-gun urban Democrats be convinced to change their minds because of a mass rally by their despised deplorable enemies? Not a chance. Instead, it will only harden their resolve. Now let’s look at the downside risks, which I have divided into overlapping scenarios, from best to worst case.

Scenario 1: Best Case

Even if nobody is seriously injured on January 20, some percentage of the Second Amendment crowd (or anti-gun trolls posing as such in order to discredit them) will show up wearing camouflage while waving long guns, Confederate battle flags, and, as in Charlottesville, even some Nazi swastika flags. No matter what the VCDL intends, this fringe element will become the national media image of the entire event. And trust me, these morons and bad actors will show up in Richmond. Believe it or not, there is actually a lunatic element that considers Charlottesville to have been a victory for the far right, “because now everybody knows we’re here to fight!” (The same could be said about Pickett’s Charge and Custer’s Last Stand. “Moral victories.” Yeah, right.)

These attention-seeking media whores and social-collapse “accelerationists” will never miss an opportunity to strut and preen for a national television audience. They will be in Richmond first, up front with their banners, and the mainstream media cameras will give them the national spotlight and face-time that they crave like needle junkies crave dope. Remember Charlottesville, and the many Confederate battle flags, and a few Nazi flags. Remember their torchlight march through the university. The VCDL Lobby Day organizers can decry them and beg them not to come to Richmond, but come they will. The Neo-Nazis and other “accelerationists” are locked in a twisted symbiotic relationship with the leftist media. Like it or not, camo-clad yahoos waving Confederate “stars and bars” and even Nazi flags will become the national image of the Second Amendment (2A) movement. The yellow Gadsden “Don’t Tread On Me” flag will forever be associated with the Confederate and Nazi flags. And this is the best case scenario!

This is the “official” Wikipedia image for the Charlottesville fiasco. Learn, people, learn!

Scenario 2: The Bus Brawl

Buses from afar can only arrive in cities and peacefully discharge their many passengers with the helpful cooperation of local LE. Picture one or more buses full of rural pro-2A supporters, mostly boomers, and many packing their legal CCW pistols, being attacked after law enforcement (LE) officers deliberately direct them down “Antifa Alley.” Watch this Andy Ngo video from Portland to see buses swarmed by Antifas. Folks arriving in dozens of buses will be extremely vulnerable in tight city quarters.

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6a5aa5 (2)  No.7766946

https://www.fbi.gov/news/pressrel/press-releases/david-w-archey-named-special-agent-in-charge-of-the-richmond-field-office

David W. Archey Named Special Agent in Charge of the Richmond Field Office

FBI Director Christopher Wray has named David W. Archey as special agent in charge of the Richmond Field Office. Mr. Archey most recently served as a deputy assistant director in the Counterintelligence Division at FBI Headquarters and was assigned as the FBI senior lead at the Special Counsel’s Office.

Mr. Archey began his career as a special agent in 2001 and was first assigned to the Portland Field Office, where he worked counterterrorism matters, which included deployments to the World Trade Center site, Egypt, Jordan, and Iraq. He also served as a member of the office’s Evidence Response Team.

In 2005, Mr. Archey transferred to the Baltimore Field Office, where he worked counterintelligence and counterterrorism matters and was a member of the SWAT team. During this time, Mr. Archey served in Bahrain and Jordan; he also deployed to Algiers, Algeria, to coordinate the opening of the FBI’s legal attaché office there.

In 2008, Mr. Archey became the assistant legal attaché and later the acting legal attaché in Rabat, Morocco, where he worked in collaboration with his foreign counterparts in Morocco, Mauritania, Mali, Niger, and Chad.

Mr. Archey returned to the Baltimore Field Office in 2010 as the supervisory special agent for the counterintelligence squad. In 2012, he received the Office of the Director of National Intelligence Award for Excellence in Counterintelligence Operations.

In April 2013, Mr. Archey led Baltimore Field Office’s counterintelligence and cyber divisions as assistant special agent in charge. He was promoted to section chief at FBI Headquarters in September 2014, where he oversaw the Global Section in the Counterintelligence Division. Mr. Archey was then named deputy assistant director of the Weapons of Mass Destruction Directorate in October 2016.

Prior to joining the FBI, Mr. Archey graduated from the University of Massachusetts and Duke University School of Law.

Mr. Archey reported to the Richmond Field Office on March 4, 2019.

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