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Was Micah X. Johnson REALLY Acting Alone?

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COMMENT: Fil­ter­ing the news accounts of the tragedy in Dal­las, we have more ques­tions than answers. For some time, we have been afraid that long-stand­ing, lethal  police bru­tal­i­ty toward African-Amer­i­cans and the Black Lives Mat­ter could pro­vide a com­bustible mix in this trou­bled, wound­ed nation.

Although Mic­ah John­son was appar­ent­ly mov­ing up and down stairs to effect mul­ti­ple sniper posts, the numer­ous accounts of oth­er gun­men gen­er­at­ing “tri­an­gu­lat­ed fire” do not strike us as being sat­is­fac­to­ri­ly dis­missed by John­son’s ver­ti­cal mobil­i­ty.

Sub­se­quent accounts of oth­er snipers turn­ing out to be armed pro­test­ers at what was described as a “peace­ful” protest strike us as inad­e­quate as well.

With Louis Far­rakhan hav­ing called for blood, with jihadists being recruit­ed for com­bat as proxy war­riors in the Cau­ca­sus and Syr­ia, among oth­er places, with long-stand­ing inter­face between Far­rakhan and white suprema­cist ele­ments [6], with white suprema­cists hav­ing enthu­si­as­ti­cal­ly embraced Don­ald Trump, we are of the opin­ion that oth­er angles should be explored here.

We should also remem­ber that Nazis and white suprema­cists have long advo­cat­ed [7] the acqui­si­tion of “spe­cial­ized knowl­edge and abil­i­ties” [8] by infil­trat­ing mil­i­tary and law enforce­ment orga­ni­za­tions.

We observed in past posts that War­ren Hinck­le report­ed that Al Sharp­ton [alleged­ly] worked for the CIA in Grena­da. (The alle­ga­tion was not sourced, although it appeared in a major dai­ly, the now-defunct San Fran­cis­co Exam­in­er.) It is a mat­ter of pub­lic record that Sharp­ton has worked as an FBI infor­mant.

We not­ed Sharp­ton’s unsa­vory pres­ence at the fore­front of most events involv­ing the African-Amer­i­can com­mu­ni­ty, includ­ing Black Lives Mat­ter.

In that con­text, we were appre­hen­sive about the pos­si­bil­i­ty that BLM could be infil­trat­ed and exploit­ed to inflame racial ten­sions in the U.S. 

There is a his­to­ry in this coun­try of exploit­ing “black mil­i­tants” for the pur­pos­es of provo­ca­tion. (AFA #23 [9] cov­ers this at great length.)

There are eerie par­al­lels to the JFK assas­si­na­tion, which took place in the same area:

Might there be more to this than we have been told?

Cer­tain­ly, this is heat­ing things up on the race rela­tions front, and will ben­e­fit the Trumpenkampfver­bande.

Again, we stress EMPHATICALLY that we have more ques­tions than answers at this point. The jour­nal­is­tic accounts to date do not strike us as pro­vid­ing a com­plete expla­na­tion for what has hap­pened.

“Who Was Michah John­son? Every­thing We Know About the Attack” by Robi­na Sabur; The Dai­ly Tele­graph [UK]; 7/08/2016. [10]

. . . . A female neigh­bour char­ac­terised John­son as laid back, but said he kept a num­ber of guns in his home, some of which were stolen in a break in one year ago. . . .

. . . . Five police offi­cers were killed and anoth­er sev­en injured when snipers opened fire on them from rooftops in Dal­las at a protest on Thurs­day evening. . . . [11]

. . . . One sniper, thought to be Mic­ah John­son, has been killed while exchang­ing gun­fire with author­i­ties at a park­ing garage in Dal­las, while two oth­er sus­pects are in cus­tody. Police offi­cers sur­round­ed a car park near El Cen­tro Col­lege where an armed man was fir­ing off rounds with a rifle. . . .

. . . . Police chief Brown said the hostage nego­tia­tor did “an excel­lent job get­ting the sus­pect to talk” but a police bomb robot was det­o­nat­ed close to the shoot­er who died as a result. . . .

. . . . Though police said the gun­man pro­fessed to be act­ing alone, three sus­pects are in cus­tody.

Police said were ques­tion­ing two occu­pants of a Mer­cedes they had pulled over after the vehi­cle sped off on a down­town street with a man who threw a cam­ou­flaged bag inside the back of the car. One woman was tak­en into cus­tody in the park­ing garage where the stand­off occurred.

May­or Mike Rawl­ings said ear­li­er the sus­pects were “not being very coop­er­a­tive.” . . .

. . . . The area is only a few blocks away from Dealey Plaza, where Pres­i­dent John F. Kennedy was assas­si­nat­ed in 1963. Some of the injured offi­cers were tak­en to Park­land Hos­pi­tal. . . .

. . . . Police chief Brown told how the attack­ers  “tri­an­gu­lat­ed” in the down­town area where the pro­test­ers were march­ing and had “some knowl­edge of the route” they would take.

Author­i­ties have not deter­mined whether any pro­test­ers were involved with or were com­plic­it in the attack and were not cer­tain ear­ly Fri­day that all sus­pects have been locat­ed, Brown said. . . .