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BREAKING INSIDE THE PENTAGON: Associate Director in the Office of the Secretary of Defense says, “Why not just have an open border?” “Tear down the wall.”

“I think we should repeal the Second Amendment and take the guns all away!” says Jason Beck, who has a classified security… pic.twitter.com/QSuXmgQAPz— James O'Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) March 13, 2024

BREAKING INSIDE THE PENTAGON: Associate Director in the Office of the Secretary of Defense says, “Why not just have an open border?” “Tear down the wall.”

“I think we should repeal the Second Amendment and take the guns all away!” says Jason Beck, who has a classified security clearance and works for the Department of Defense. Beck, who uses a fake name Aiden Grey in his meetings with a disguised James O’Keefe, describes his extremist policies, including “mobilizing the national guard” to confiscate guns from people’s homes. Beck says he wants a “monopoly on state violence,” a concept he describes as “‘We {the government), are the only ones with guns.”

Jason Beck works in Total Force Requirements & Sourcing Policy in the Office of @SecDef Lloyd Austin. This office oversees the @DeptofDefense and acts as the principal defense policy maker and adviser to the President of the United States. Beck says he helps “writes answers for testimony” of “the department’s senior leadership – basically they go over to the Hill for hearings on the department’s posture.”

In this shocking footage we get an INSIDE look as Jason Beck tells James O'Keefe, “we need to pack the Supreme court,” ban the United States Senate, and abolish the electoral college. He also discusses his “bottom surgery’ being painful and the changes to his plumbing.

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Sociologists told the Idaho Statesman they recognized where they’d heard these false claims about libraries before — in a conspiracy theory about child sex trafficking, linked to formerly fringe credos on the right that have become mainstream in recent years.

George Lundskow, a sociology professor who studies conspiracy theories at Grand Valley State University, said some of the claims mirrored aspects of the conspiracy theory QAnon, developed in 2017, which dictates that a satanic cabal of world leaders are conspiring to harm and traffic children, and that former President Donald Trump has been working to stop them. QAnon became mainstream on the right in recent years, Lundskow said, and is now “widely accepted.”

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