Topic: Patsies

The host continues discussing the BX controversy, specifically her dismissal of the Order of Nine Angles (O9A) as a "LARP." He notes that O9A founder Joshua Caleb Sutter was revealed to be a federal informant, supporting the idea that these groups are often "honeypots" used to create patsies. The discussion covers the 764 organization and the tactics used by online predators to blackmail and manipulate impressionable youth into violence.

Demengarde identifies recurring elements in high-profile terror events, specifically the presence of pre-event drills and the use of a "patsy." He notes that Homeland Security conducted an active shooter drill in Las Vegas just days before the shooting. The use of a lone, deceased perpetrator is described as a legal strategy to avoid conspiracy investigations and close cases quickly.

James Earl Ray's statement regarding his partial responsibility "without knowing it" is analyzed as a potential admission of being under a hypnotic trigger or mind control. Redfern compares Ray's situation to Lee Harvey Oswald's claim of being a patsy, suggesting both men were deliberately placed in compromising positions by handlers to create a convincing trail of evidence before the handlers vanished.

The guest describes the behavioral patterns of "patsies" in high-profile shootings, including memory loss and lack of emotion. He notes the recurring presence of the book "Catcher in the Rye" as a potential psychological trigger. Dammegard also suggests that some mass shooters are the children of whistleblowers, used as a means to silence their parents' investigations into financial corruption.

Greg Carlwood references Trevor Aronson’s book "The Terror Factory," which details how the FBI allegedly manufactures terror plots by entrapping vulnerable individuals. They discuss suspicious elements of the Boston Bombing, including the presence of military contractors wearing "Craft" logo hats.