Swat comes up in 6 chapters across 6 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from August 2013 to June 2022.
Uvalde School Shooting and Police Response
The police response to the school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, is criticized for the delay in engaging the shooter while parents were restrained outside. David Whitehead suggests the timing of the event is suspicious relative to midterm elections and the waning pandemic narrative. The failure of law enforcement to act is compared to a "stand down" order.
Woolwich Beheading, Tactical Clothing and Witness Accounts
The segment discusses the "Woolwich Beheading" and its immediate imitation in Paris as evidence of a traveling troupe of actors. Dammegard explains that attackers often wear black tactical gear to blend in with arriving SWAT teams. Witnesses in San Bernardino reported seeing three white males in military garb, contradicting the official story of a radicalized couple.
Global Theater Group and Crisis Actor Logistics
Oli Demingard proposes that a small, specialized group of approximately 100 individuals functions as a traveling theater troupe for global staged events. This group allegedly includes makeup artists, military advisors, and actors who are transported via NATO or US Army planes to various locations. The theory suggests the same personnel appear as SWAT teams or background extras in different international incidents.
Phonetic Trinity, SWAT Raids and The City of Guelph
Kate of Gaia provides a phonetic breakdown of the "Trinity" and the words "Father" and "Mother," linking them to the heart and spirit breath. Kate then recounts a personal "crucifixion" involving a SWAT raid and kidnapping at gunpoint on February 11, 2012. This event was allegedly retaliation for Kate exposing bank and police fraud in the city of Guelph, Ontario.
ATF, Experimental Distillers Licenses, and the SWAT Raid
While researching federal regulations, David Blume discovered a loophole for an "experimental distillers license" that allowed for fuel production without expensive beverage permits. After obtaining the permit for $100 and notifying the authorities, Blume's facility was raided by an ATF SWAT team. The event was filmed by invited press members to highlight the government's aggressive stance against independent fuel producers.
Martial Law, Boston Lockdown and Public Compliance
The discussion focuses on the lockdown of Boston during the manhunt as a psychological exercise in normalizing martial law. Thorne posits that the public's applause for SWAT teams and tanks signifies a successful attempt to make Americans accept military-style policing under the guise of protection from terrorism.
