Eric Schwalm

You have to have somebody, some sort of cadre in there who is teaching them.

And we've seen the book.

They promoted a training manual for the Minnesota protests.

We have a 20-page manual that they made.

Magnificent.

Again, I wish I could circulate that on my battlefields to the people I was working with.

I would be remiss in saying that I don't suspect that I have to keep an open mind and always be looking around to see who might be involved, but you have to also understand that not everybody's involved.

You know, maybe by ideology.

There's a lot of different ways that you can co op somebody to

to work for you.

You can use money, you can use their ideology, you can compromise them in some sort of way, or even their ego.

We refer to that as the mice concept of trying to get somebody to work for you.

I'm 100% going to back the blue.

I support them.

My neighbor is an officer.

I always support the police officers.

I have a degree in criminal justice myself.

And again, overseas, I worked a lot of very similar type operations to what police do.

So the reasons and even overseas, when you're working with like the police officers, like in like Iraq that we worked with,

They may have, inwardly, they may have supported us, but their families have to live in the community.