Unidentified, Suspected ‘Agent Provocateur’ Spotted In John Sullivan’s Video During Capitol Siege Now On FBI’s “MOST WANTED” List

An unidentified, suspected ‘Agent Provocateur’ spotted in ANTIFA/BLM radical, John Sullivan’s, video during the Capitol siege is now on the FBI’s “Most Wanted” list. John Earle Sullivan, a radical self-described “revolutionary” who founded a group called “Insurgence USA,” has been arrested and charged for his role in helping to incite a riot amid the heavy pro-Trump crowd that had gathered at the U.S. Capitol.

John Earle Sullivan had shouted several incendiary statements during the storming of the Capitol building, including “we about to burn this shit down.”

Sullivan was also on the wall. There are plenty of things suspect about this video as well, including evidence of coordinated tactics, like passing up shields, water bottles, etc.

Sullivan could also be seen several times shouting things to direct and incite the mob.

Outside the Capitol Building, Sullivan also reassures protesters after the sound of shots from inside the building they are "just rubber bullets" as if they should press forward anyway. This is not the behavior of a "journalist." This is incitement.🔻https://t.co/0sIN78s8fr

If you haven’t seen it, watch this video breaking down what appears to be a coordinated action that led to the death of Trump supporter Ashli Babbitt. It is an analysis of Sullivan’s own video footage.

In the interview with the Japanese independent journalist, Masako Ganaha, she explains how she has seen similar operations in Okinawa.

Sullivan documents another agitator who uses crowd control techniques gets handed a kevlar helmet, uses his own padded hat to smash the window, and then hides in an area behind police that should be secured, changing clothes to disappear in the mob.

The UNSUB appears to have led potential “coordinated action” leading to the shooting of Trump supporter Asli Babbitt:

Unidentified suspected 'Agent Provocateur,' who was spotted breaking a door in John Sullivan's video during Capitol siege, is now on FBI's "MOST WANTED" list.

The UNSUB appears to have led a potential "coordinated action" leading to shooting of Trump supporter Ashli Babbitt.🔻 pic.twitter.com/d8tIctSfCl

There is also this video on the aftermath of the Babbitt shooting. Sullivan was heard after Babbitt was shot yelling several times “she’s dead!”

The media has gone beyond refusing to ask critical questions about Sullivan, due to his noticeable associations with the radical left

"Was the shooting of Ashli as random as it looks?"

It looks to me like she was the victim of a stressed-out, trigger-happy shooter posted on the other side of the half-glassed wall, and off to her left at a steep angle, making it hard to determine if she knew there was a gun pointed directly at the empty, smashed-out window frame she was about to climb through.

She wouldn't have attempted to climb through if it wasn't for what clearly looks like a botched handoff from one team of LEO's to the next.

A team of 3 staff (likely LEO's, having badges on both shoulders) had been standing in front of the window that had been broken out earlier, so nobody could get through it. They looked to be either not armed or else concealed-carry.

A replacement team (SWAT?) of 4 heavily-armed (long guns, helmets) officers came up the stairs, obviously to relieve the first team. Because of the crowd packed into the hall, the first team of 3 had to leave single-file, hugging the wall as soon as the (SWAT?) team of 4 arrived at the top of the stairs. The moment the last member of the team of 3 steps away (he appears to recoil from something hitting him in the head), a short, dark-clothed & hooded protestor came up to the window & looked thru it to the left. I'm guessing s/he saw the gun pointing straight at them and stepped immediately back.

But due to the crowded conditions again, the heavily-armed team of 4 stayed on the stairs in single file with their leader on the first step talking to a guy in a suit with a badge hanging from a lanyard, waiting for the first team to pass them going downstairs in single file. Their big mistake was that the relief team should have forced their way through the crowd to take up the vigil at the window BEFORE the first team abandoned their position.

So the first team was going down the stairs with their backs to the window and didn't see anything. The 2nd team's leader was on the first step, so he couldn't see over the crowd to view the window, and the rest of his team was down the stairs behind him. This left only the lanyard guy in a position to monitor the window. He did look around twice, but all appeared ok, so he turned to talk to the SWAT leader, leaving his back to the window for 8 seconds. So nobody was blocking the window for 13 seconds, and for the last 8 of those 13, nobody in authority was watching it either.

That's all the time it took Ashli to climb up into the window and die almost immediately.

Earlier I posted links to the two videos, and went through the longer one step by step to try and figure out exactly what was happening.

Here's my earlier post.

Feel free to comment here if you think I missed or mis-interpreted anything.

As far as someone helping her, it looks like she may have had some difficulty getting up there, and one or two people behind her assisted her with a "helping hand" .... to her death. But there doesn't appear to be anything sinister about their intentions toward her, as if they somehow knew what was going to happen to her. Instead, I would put the blame on whoever's loud voice you hear egging her on. I wouldn't be surprised if it's the Utah leftist John Sullivan's voice. I understand he shot video of this, and the loudest voice on any video is usually that of the videographer.

As for the 3 security officers who were standing there and left, read my post #46.

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