Mike Benz

I think even co-wrote a book about the 3.5% figure where she, on US government payroll from the US Institute of Peace,

actually gave a training manual for how to organize people to block roads.

Well, that may be useful for the CIA to do in a foreign country to destabilize it and force a showdown with the police, but that's a felony to do in the United States of America.

And the idea that what I don't like from this Justice Department's current policy

attempt to try to go after this is, I think when you see organized blocking of roads,

what I think you need to do is interrogate the organizers about premeditated road closures.

And once you have a insider manual, go to Indivisible, go to MoveOn, go to the SEIU or the AFL-CIO or to the Immigrant Defense Force, which is this collection of 100 NGOs in Minnesota around this.

And the moment you get the training guides that show premeditated intent to block roads, you have a mass felony arrest.

Well, certainly.

So what you see with refugee concentrations is they typically come here.

I mean, you've had this political patronage system of ethnic immigration and then mixed into local politics since the days of Tammany Hall in the early 1800s with the Irish in New York City, where you had

you know, effectively, you know, this boss tweed political apparatus that would import the Irish into New York City and then give them fake no show jobs, basically big piles of free money using fraud and scams and marked up city contracts, you know, a million dollars for lawn chairs type thing.

And then they would then rally the Irish to vote Democrat

in New York City.

This has been going on with pretty much every immigrant group's first arrival into the United States in some form.

But what really started to happen during the Cold War was you began to have city-specific ethnic enclaves develop through immigrant and refugee programs attached to CIA and military activity

in their home region, where we import vast sums of the population of a country that's undergoing a civil war as part of the effort to tilt that civil war in the US military and CIA's favor.

And this is because those refugee populations, often endangered by local police or rival gangs,

are much more useful, protected, and made rich here in America, where they can then disperse money to their at-home lower-level grunts, as well as huge, huge remittance payments back to the home country in order to essentially serve as an alternate U.S.

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