Not even 24-hours after Donald Trump wins the 2016 presidential race, anti-Trump rallies have sprung up all over the U.S. in "Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Boston, Washington, D.C., Portland, Ore., St. Paul, Minn. and several other cities."
Over 2,000 protesters in Seattle chanted "not my president" and "the whole world is watching" clearly galvanized as a result of his unexpected win last night.
This is happening in front of the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. right now. pic.twitter.com/1G6UXNE7KO— Natalie DiBlasio (@ndiblasio) November 10, 2016
An anti-Trump rally in the Seattle area became violent, as an unknown shooter (who is still at large at the time of this writing), shot five people, injuring two seriously.
I just heard shots fired on 3rd and Pine. Massive scene- I can see one person on the ground #Q13FOX pic.twitter.com/4LC7lAtZue— Jamie Tompkins (@JamieQ13FOX) November 10, 2016
Seattle Fire crews treating 5 patients with gunshot wounds. 2 of the 5 with life-threatening injuries. Medics transporting to HMC. pic.twitter.com/HTtHejkTpc— Seattle Fire Dept (@SeattleFire) November 10, 2016
Although it isn't clear that Trump is truly an anti-establishment (non-Cabal) candidate, his opponent, Hillary Clinton, likely was the establishment pick.
Clinton had ties to organized crime via the "shadow government," the infamous Bilderberg group, the Rothschilds, was selling uranium to the Russians, as well as a litany of Wikileaks disclosures all suggesting she was the anointed powers that be candidate.
Now to be clear, the question isn't, should Trump be president—you can decide that for yourself. Stillness in the Storm doesn't support any candidate, we research truth (in any form) and follow it wherever it leads. And in this case, the question is, are these protests and violence, part of a psychological warfare tactic as a result of losing the oval office to a non-establishment candidate?
Are these rallies being organized, sponsored or facilitated—indirectly—by those Cabal forces that wanted to see Clinton win the election? If so, it would mean that a kind of retaliatory false-flag style campaign is being waged against Trump. Whether or not he is actually "anti-establishment" isn't known, but to some, he represents an anti-establishment symbol that the shadow government cannot tolerate.
Again whether you love him or hate him isn't the issue, the point is, are the powers that be trying to create so much hate and division that a civil war level of confrontation begins to foment in the U.S., enough to demand he step down for "everyone's safety?"
For those well versed in false-flag tactics and manipulation of the elite against the people (psyops), it is a definitive possibility.
Remember that some of the politicians who said they would never support Trump likely had ties to the shadow government. One such example was Senator Ted Cruz who met with Henry Kissinger during his bid for the Republican nomination.
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Some sources have reported that criminal syndicates behind the Cabal in the U.S. wanted Clinton to win and would stop at nothing to ensure—if Trump beat the former Secretary of State—he would be killed or forced to step down before taking office. Is that contingency plan being put into effect?
The implication is that a pro-Trump supporter would have the motive to commit crimes against those at anti-Trump gatherings. These rallies would be an excellent place to stir up violence, and sacrificing a few anti-Trumpers would further antagonize an already intense climate of division in the nation.
At this point, it isn't clear if these rallies are forming organically or—like the violence that broke out at Trump rallies during his campaign—they are sponsored at the behest of unseen figures that wanted to see Clinton take office.
We'll be following this story as it develops. Please report anything you see or hear to [email protected].
- Justin
Article was updated, go here: http://sitsshow.blogspot.com/2016/11/Anti-Trump-Rallies-Surge-5-Shot-in-Seattle-at-Protest-Is-the-Establishment-Retaliating-Against-Anti-Establishment-Trump-Using-Psyop-False-Flag-Tactics.html