Saagar Enjeti Breaks Down Agent Provocateur Theory on Flagrant with Andrew Schulz

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[adn]

Lol people want to call this conspiratorial like it hasn't been a documented strategy for a long time.

[TrueHelpTV]

Senator asks FBI director: "Is this true"
Answer: "I can't answer that"

[PearlBladeBeats]

I live in MN and everyone here knows the umbrella man was a cop. He had to leave the city after his ex wife came out and admitted it.

[thomaslichman]

This is why people need to study history. This kind of behavior is extremely common yet people still act dumbfounded when they have it explained to them

[noticedruid]

My personal favorite is the Kidnapping Governor Whitmer Michigan attempt. 90% of the planners were FBI Agents.

Think of it this way, you got like 12 people around a table planning a kidnapping. Then 10 of those 12 are FBI Agents.

[mwara]

The Minnesota umbrella guy was a cop. They matched up his picture to a person on the force there.

[scner]

The guy with the umbrella was a local off duty cop, people on social media ID'd him

[matthewsilva]

There’s this big, loud guy..been around since the 90s..saying exactly this for years..

[mfk]

So if you ever join a labor union you learn about this. Basically during strikes the company will put tanks of gas and stuff next to flammable things and other stuff like that, so people might get violent and they can recoup their losses in insurance and make themselves look the victim on the bargaining table. And it's also the reason why they train us to recognize stuff like that.

[MadkingLeviticus]

Everyone knows there were 'agent provocateurs'. Hell, we even know who they are. We watched them give multiple speeches inciting the idiot crowd to violence.

[adfdasdfadfadsfareae]

Ray Epps was confirmed a Fed day one.

Never brought in for questioning.

[brandoncunningham]

He's not wrong, if a protest remains non violent our own laws prevent that but take people en masse add high emotion and you get bad decision making. And all they need is a little push and you can then stop it. It makes sense

[Wakkaflakkaflame]

We have been doing this for about 70 years in other countries. Government agents are extremely good at escalating situations like this. We did it to Iran in like 1954 and overthrew a democratically elected leader and installed a dictator. We would absolutely do it to ourselves to promote whatever the agenda is..

[iSkrapsRacnus]

Kinda like the police officers giving some of them a tour 💀

[Migmaw]

EVERY protest has under cover police and agents in the crowds. That should be common sense

[Foxentails]

Ray Epps encouraging people to go inside the capitol was the most obvious 😂

[tobyrichardson]

The older I get the more I realize that nothing “just happens.”

[p.a.w.sthetravelinggamer]

"It's not like this would never happen" cleaver words mate.

[iplaywhatiwant]

Police departments were unloading pallets of bricks into protest areas.

[thetimeisnow]

It literally happened in Colorado Springs BLM