Posted on 09/09/2008 11:32:18 AM PDT by mnehring
Local Anarchist Group Has Affinity for Violence
590 am KLBJ reports this afternoon that the Molotov cocktail plot involving two Austin men at last weeks Republican National Convention may be connected to the recent fire at the Texas Governors Mansion.
Two members of an Austin based anarchist group called The Austin Affinity Group are locked up accused in a plot to use Molotov cocktails to disrupt the Republican Convention. Now investigators are trying to determine if the pair are connected to the fire that destroyed the Governors Mansion. News Radio 590-KLBJSecurity Analyst, Fred Burton from Stratfor.com says the Austin Affinity may have worked with some other groups.
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This mornings Austin American Statesman reports that two fine, young citizens of the Capital City had planned to bring a little more uh, excitement to last weeks Republican National Convention in St. Paul, MN than the convention organizers had planned on:
Austinites David McKay, 22, and Bradley Crowder, 23, were arrested last week on charges that they constructed Molotov cocktails to throw at police during the convention in St. Paul.
Nothing like some wood alcohol, glass bottles, and burning wicks to support the free expression of ideas and and show your tolerance for dissenting political views.
Is this tolerant?
But if you happen to get caught just have some community organizer explain it all away
Stratfor.com says the Austin Affinity may have worked with some other groups. <<<
Who?
Several links.
Thanks to Calpernia for pinging me.
Yes you were certain that it was the FLDS or some of their supporters. That is why I pinged you : )
Well, maybe you’d better check back on that.
I said it was more likely to be some kind of anarchists, or nuts, who were motivated by the FLDS raid.
I think the FLDS men were too busy hiding from the Law to worry about using molotov cocktails on the Governor’s mansion.
There were other posters who said they thought it was FLDS men.
And... Thank You for pinging me.
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