Anthony Warner was apparently a guy who thought that telecommunication infrastructure was responsible for his father\u2019s dementia and death.\u00a0 So, he rigged an RV to be a big bomb and blew up some AT&T telecommunications equipment in Nashville along with himself.\u00a0 He is said to have been suffering from some kind of cancer and to have been into conspiracy theories about 5G networks.\u00a0 Warner went to great lengths to warn anyone in the area that a bomb was about to explode.\u00a0 Because of this no one was killed by the explosion except for Warner.<\/p>\n
So why should this story mean anything to anybody who doesn\u2019t live in Nashville?\u00a0 Because there are probably at least a million guys like Warner scattered around this country.\u00a0 If the activities of the government and numerous corporations haven\u2019t produced that number of angry disgruntled men like Warner in the last twenty years, I\u2019d be shocked.\u00a0 The only variable is how many of these men are as angry as Warner.\u00a0 But it doesn\u2019t take a genius to guess that the number is a lot higher than one.<\/p>\n
Our society is targeting the demographic that Warner belongs to.\u00a0 Older white men are portrayed as the villains of every social meme being pumped out by the media, governments and NGOs.\u00a0 Many of the millions of small businesses that have been destroyed by the COVID shutdowns are owned by these men.\u00a0 They have seen the work of a lifetime destroyed and themselves and their families impoverished by bureaucrats and politicians who are picking them as the losers in the COVID game.\u00a0 And they are also forced to hear the BLM apologists identify them as evil racists who are responsible for all the ills of society.\u00a0 And finally, they just witnessed their votes being cancelled out by widespread fraud that installed a regime that will accelerate the damage that is inflicted on them by the government.<\/p>\n
I\u2019m no prophet but I\u2019m sure the real question is why this is the first such suicide bomber to strike.\u00a0 My guess is that the FBI probably has a list of thousands of such men that they think likely to do almost the same exact thing as Warner.\u00a0 They probably monitor sales of explosives and raw materials that can be turned into explosives.\u00a0 They monitor the on-line discussions of angry individuals and look for any signs that anger has been converted to action.\u00a0 And I wouldn\u2019t be surprised if they haven\u2019t foiled many such plans.\u00a0 But it is also certain that they cannot anticipate every one of these attempts.<\/p>\n
I think it is safe to say that there will be further cases in the near future.\u00a0 I also think it is safe to say that some of them won\u2019t be as concerned with preventing deaths as Mr. Warner was.\u00a0 And that makes you wonder what will be the consequences of such actions.\u00a0 We currently live in a virtual police state with surveillance cameras everywhere and every communication scrutinized by intelligence agencies.\u00a0 I guess they could begin performing pre-emptive interrogations utilizing water boarding and sodium pentothal on the general population but somehow, I think that might exacerbate the levels of anger already out there.<\/p>\n
The interesting thing about Warner is that he doesn\u2019t appear to have been in any way a munitions expert.\u00a0 He was some kind of IT worker.\u00a0 The newspapers described him as a geek which I assume means he had some computer programming skills.\u00a0 So here is this random guy who becomes radicalized by the circumstances of his life and stews over it until he one day decides to cash in his chips while striking a blow for a 5G-free world.\u00a0 What this makes me think is that we have allowed all the normal people in this country to become isolated from each other and from reality, to the extent where alienation is the rule and not the exception.\u00a0 In the old days this guy would have had friends, relatives and coworkers who would have kept him grounded in reality.\u00a0 But he lived for twenty-five years in one place and his next-door neighbor didn\u2019t even know his name.\u00a0 His only remaining family was a sister and nephew who lived half the country away and he worked as a contract IT worker out of his house.\u00a0 He never got married or had children.\u00a0 He left his worldly possessions to an ex-girlfriend who lived in California and probably didn\u2019t even remember him.<\/p>\n
In my opinion Anthony Warner is the tip of the iceberg.\u00a0 Much worse things are in store for us in the near future.\u00a0 When a society sanctions riots, looting and arson against its own citizens no one should be surprised when those citizens stop playing nice.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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