Posted on 09/28/2018 8:21:28 AM PDT by DCBryan1
Communist agitators took to Twitter this week to brainstorm strategies for a violent armed insurrection against their perceived enemies.
“Dr. Bones," the co-host of the far-left podcast The Guillotine, started the conversation going with his 5,000-plus Twitter followers. Bones (@Ole_Bonsey on Twitter) asked: “Hey quick little question for military minded lefties: should leftists train/organize in a 'insurgent' focus where they blend into a civilian population for potential attacks or a more 'militia' structure focused on holding/maintaining turf?”
Bones went on to suggest that fellow travelers organize "hidden cells" and focus on ambushes and assassinations to bleed "right-leaning forces" dry. He said the during the day comrades should pretend to be into "helping everybody" and never talk about their "nighttime activities."
Stay safe, comrades. pic.twitter.com/8m4SSGf9Z9 — CentralOH SRA (@CentralOHSRA) September 8, 2018
The Guillotine podcast, which covers “global current events from a revolutionary communist and anarchist perspective,” has nearly 15,000 Facebook followers and 250 active monthly donors on its Patreon account.
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Good. Give us an opportunity to kill them all off.
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Yes. I long for them to make the attempt. I crave it, and have for decades.
Bring it. It is past time to water the Tree of Liberty.
But American Commies want the government to own all the guns.
The concept of leaderless cells is a good one and we should all be a part of one in the immediate term, so that when actual shooting starts we don’t have to run around asking folks if they’ll let us into their leaderless cell.
Can they take shower, online, before they get on Twitter?
I think many of them have insurrection dysfunction (or, ID for short) to begin with..
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