In 2020, I knocked something off my bucket list.
There were two of us, CQB-clearing (deliberate) through a big name grocery store, in plates and with rifles. I had an MK18. It was surreal.
The week prior, two of us were standing in the parking lot across the street from the 3rd Precinct in Minneapolis, as the police station burned to the ground.

The Summer of Love was never about Love.

And I predicted, after reading this book, that within 3 years BLM would be siding with terror groups like ISIS.

And here we are today. BLM openly harboring support for Hamas. And before we get too deep in the weeds, this isn't about Israel or Palestine or Gaza or Hamas.

And today, we're seeing concern rise over the idea that "sleeper cells" could be activated in America. Here's the thing though. The common idea of a sleeper cell agent isn't accurate. It's not some shady terrorist creeping over the porous southern border to integrate into some American town, only to one day pull out an S-Vest from a secret stash.

The sleeper cell agent in your neighborhood is the son of a BLM activist who is disenfranchised by his community and so seeks brotherhood in petty gang activity.

Jamil Jivani outlined this process, on the radicalization and recruitment of young men into terror cells in his book "Why Young Men" and it's worth a read.

Below is a affiliate link, to the book on Amazon.

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