The FBI Initiated and Carried Out This False Flag Operation

 by

       George Sontag

      It has been revealed the FBI initiated and carried out a significant portion in the kidnapping plot of Democrat Governor Gretchen Whitmer last year. In fact, informants came up with the idea. Working in secret, they did more than just passively observe and report on the actions of the suspects. Instead, they had a hand in nearly every aspect of the alleged plot. The agents took an active part in the scheme from its inception, according to court filings, evidence and dozens of interviews. 

      While it was clear from the start that there were FBI informants and agents in the middle of all of this, it turns out that at least half of those involved were acting on FBI orders: twelve informants and agents. These agents, instructed by the FBI, organized meetings where many of the alleged plotters first met, paid for some hotel rooms to incentivize people to come, and offered to purchase explosives, raising questions as to whether there would have been a conspiracy without them. The confidential informants the FBI used hatched the plot. So, in a direct way, the FBI was involved in the kidnapping of a sitting governor. The FBI foiled a plot to kidnap Whitmer that was hatched by…the FBI’s own informants.

       "They encouraged, helped instigate and escalated the criminal conduct of those individuals. At the end of the day, there were almost as many FBI agents leading the group as the other people in the group,” the report states.

      The government has documented at least 12 confidential informants who assisted the sprawling investigation. A longtime government informant from Wisconsin, for example, helped organize a series of meetings around the country where many of the alleged plotters first met one another and the earliest notions of a plan took root, some of those people say. The Wisconsin informant even paid for some hotel rooms and food as an incentive to get people to come.

      The Iraq War vet, for his part, became so deeply enmeshed in a Michigan militant group that he rose to become its second-in-command, encouraging members to collaborate with other potential suspects and paying for their transportation to meetings. He prodded the alleged mastermind of the kidnapping plot to advance his plan, then baited the trap that led to the arrest.

      This account is based on an analysis of court filings, transcripts, exhibits, audio recordings, and other documents, as well as interviews with more than two dozen people with direct knowledge of the case, including several who were present at meetings and training sessions where prosecutors say the plot was hatched.

      A report from the Detroit Free Press published just two days after CNN's FBI stenography noted that the FBI agents were incapable of identifying any specifics of this supposed plot, adding that defense attorneys were adamant that those accused were merely engaged in idle chatter, boasting that they were never really serious about following through.

      The idea of kidnapping Gov. Whitmer came from the FBI. It was a plot designed by the agency, and they then went on the hunt to target people they believed they could manipulate into joining their plot — either people were easily manipulated due to psychological weakness, financial vulnerability, and/or their strongly held political views. In sum, the FBI devised this plot, was the primary organizer of it, funded it, purposely directed their targets to pose for incriminating pictures that they then released to the press, and then heaped praise on themselves for stopping what they themselves had created.

      Wayne Manis, a former FBI agent took on the Ku Klux Klan, the Aryan Nations and the Weather Underground before retiring in 1994, said the bureau today bears little resemblance to the place he worked for years. Manis, author of the 2017 book “Street Agent: He took on the mob, the Klan and the terrorists-The true story,” said the new FBI has an agenda he doesn’t understand.

      "I and many of my friends from the old FBI are completely astounded about seeing things that we would have moved on, being totally ignored over the past year,” he said. The FBI has used this and other plots to elevate fear levels and justify more domestic surveillance power and funding for the U.S. security state.

      The FBI's significant involvement in the Whitmer case is raising serious questions about what role the politicized bureau played in the January 6 breach of the U.S. Capitol. This is especially pressing given the law enforcement agency still hasn't caught the suspects who placed pipe bombs, which was caught on video, at the RNC and DNC headquarters the night before, Ashli Babbit’s murderer has still not been acknowledged, hundreds of other arrests have been made and suspects confined, UN-constitutionally, without bail, and a Stalinist show trial is going on in Washington. Manufactured fear is now the order of the day in post-Americana.