In case you haven't figured it out yet, Boelter's assassinations were supposed to look like the work of a MAGA/far right extremist. That's why somebody shot "traitor democrats" (two birds with one stone) and had only democrats / abortionists on their hit list.

He was wearing a mask. You wear a mask when you anticipate getting away clean, you wear a mask when you're a handler prefending to be Boelter. You don't wear a mask when you leave a manifesto. He was a general manager at 7-11 but then he's a CEO at a Congo NGO? This screams "CIA asset". A dopey Joe loser is suddenly "in the Company" doing low-level intelligence and a disposable asset three years later.

Do you think Tim Walz's bizarre "immoral America" speech yesterday was a coincidence? It makes more sense today as the lead-in to a "horrible MAGA attack on our Democracy" speech, yes?.

This was planned to incite a chain reaction of spontaneous violence by nutbar Lefties. The Left still believe their "moral outrage" is a virtue but it's actually an attack surface which makes them easy to manipulate and exploit.

Hubris is the deadliest sin because it often masquerades as virtue.

And 95% of "progressives" will never figure this out. Right now, Boelter's "evangelical minister" license is triggering them into brain-dead-ness.

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