Garrison Davis
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Yeah, with the hundreds of thousands of civilians killed by Assad.
His online presence mirrors what I would call the typical anti-imperialist TM poster, where he airs most of his frustration at the Democrats, sometimes at Republicans, but mostly posts about being pro-Russia, Iran, Hezbollah, pro-Assad, and particularly the past few years, posting a lot about Palestine. With explicit defense and veneration of Hamas.
His online presence mirrors what I would call the typical anti-imperialist TM poster, where he airs most of his frustration at the Democrats, sometimes at Republicans, but mostly posts about being pro-Russia, Iran, Hezbollah, pro-Assad, and particularly the past few years, posting a lot about Palestine. With explicit defense and veneration of Hamas.
His online presence mirrors what I would call the typical anti-imperialist TM poster, where he airs most of his frustration at the Democrats, sometimes at Republicans, but mostly posts about being pro-Russia, Iran, Hezbollah, pro-Assad, and particularly the past few years, posting a lot about Palestine. With explicit defense and veneration of Hamas.
This same friend that talked to Klippenstein also said, quote, it's driving me crazy that people are calling it a false flag. This development is shocking, but not completely out of character. He always had strong political convictions. From the sound of the manifesto, he's the same as he was, unquote.
This same friend that talked to Klippenstein also said, quote, it's driving me crazy that people are calling it a false flag. This development is shocking, but not completely out of character. He always had strong political convictions. From the sound of the manifesto, he's the same as he was, unquote.
This same friend that talked to Klippenstein also said, quote, it's driving me crazy that people are calling it a false flag. This development is shocking, but not completely out of character. He always had strong political convictions. From the sound of the manifesto, he's the same as he was, unquote.
No, absolutely. This is this is not a false flag attack. That's conspiratorial nonsense.
No, absolutely. This is this is not a false flag attack. That's conspiratorial nonsense.
No, absolutely. This is this is not a false flag attack. That's conspiratorial nonsense.
Rodriguez was affiliated with the Chicago PSL, the Party for Socialism and Liberation, back in 2017 and spoke to the media on their behalf. Though he would later regret his association with the group, telling friends, quote, PSL sucks shit. I wish I had just done a misadventure with the Freedom Road Socialist Organization rather than the PSL, LOL, unquote. Yeah.
Rodriguez was affiliated with the Chicago PSL, the Party for Socialism and Liberation, back in 2017 and spoke to the media on their behalf. Though he would later regret his association with the group, telling friends, quote, PSL sucks shit. I wish I had just done a misadventure with the Freedom Road Socialist Organization rather than the PSL, LOL, unquote. Yeah.
Rodriguez was affiliated with the Chicago PSL, the Party for Socialism and Liberation, back in 2017 and spoke to the media on their behalf. Though he would later regret his association with the group, telling friends, quote, PSL sucks shit. I wish I had just done a misadventure with the Freedom Road Socialist Organization rather than the PSL, LOL, unquote. Yeah.
Rodriguez remained somewhat politically active in Chicago. In 2023, he posted video from a local pro-Palestine march on his Twitter account. Klippenstein spoke with at least five friends of his who all claimed that they never heard Rodriguez express anti-Semitic sentiments.
Rodriguez remained somewhat politically active in Chicago. In 2023, he posted video from a local pro-Palestine march on his Twitter account. Klippenstein spoke with at least five friends of his who all claimed that they never heard Rodriguez express anti-Semitic sentiments.
Rodriguez remained somewhat politically active in Chicago. In 2023, he posted video from a local pro-Palestine march on his Twitter account. Klippenstein spoke with at least five friends of his who all claimed that they never heard Rodriguez express anti-Semitic sentiments.
Now, one of Rodriguez's friends gave Klippenstein access to a years-old private WhatsApp group chat that Rodriguez frequently posted in, including up to a day before the shooting. Klippenstein says, quote, the messages don't reveal any hatred of Jews per se, but they do portray an often bitter man who hated all sorts of other things, especially Israel and its war in Gaza, unquote.