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California man, 28, accused of driving into crowd of BLM protesters 'had amassed stockpile of guns and set up a civil disobedience training camp at his family's 30-acre vineyard'
 [Daily Mail, where America gets its news] - Benjamin Jong Ren Hung, 28, was charged on September 23 with conspiring to violate firearms laws after he organized to transport weapons across state lines
- He was previously arrested on May 31 after allegedly driving into a crowd of BLM protesters in Pasadena
- Hung's truck bore an Oregon license plate that read, 'WAR R1G' and was also flying three large flags: a 'Thin Blue Line' flag, a Gadsden 'Don't Tread on Me' yellow flag, and an original '13 states Betsy Ross' American flag
...literally a false flag operation...
- Hung was said to be on the lookout for a protest to target
- In his truck, cops found firearms, a machete and $3,200 in cash
- Federal prosecutors launched an investigation and found Hung had organized to transport the firearms from Oregon to California
- The probe also revealed he had been gathering the guns at his family's 30-acre vineyard, where he planned to establish a civil disobedience training camp
- He aimed to train for a violent insurrection across the country
Posted by: Skidmark 2020-10-01 |
