Note: This still needs additional research and links, but I am posting it to identify how the walk to an area near the Capitol building was sabotaged.
SUSPECTED SABOTAGE OF JAN 6 EVENT BY WOMEN FOR AMERICA EMPLOYEES
I previously posted the signed public statement by the founder of STOPTHESTEAL, Ali Alexander, that he has had information for some time that the march to the Capitol on January 6, 2021, was sabotaged by two people, one of whom worked for Women For America First, a group founded by the Kremer family; the other is a Trump campaign advisor.
He adds that there was “at least one campaign advisor,” which suggests that there may have been more than two saboteurs.
STOPTHESTEAL is one of several groups involved in the two Capitol Hill events and was permitted to use Lot 8, near the Capitol building, for its ONE NATION UNDER GOD event. The first event, the Save America rally, was held at the Ellipse, which was permitted to Women For America First.
It is this group that Ali claims produced the two saboteurs.
WHO ARE THE SUSPECTED WOMEN FOR AMERICA FIRST SABOTEURS?
Women For America First put out this statement about the aftermath of the Capitol, denouncing the violence and distancing itself from it.
SUSPECTED SABOTEUR I: CHRIS BARRON
Note: These are my suspicions based on the resumes of the people involved, their history of subversion. Most likely, the suspects acted through underlings whose names will only surface from a police investigation. However, the underlings would not have been able to act without the go ahead from their superiors. So, fingering these two people is justifiable in the context of the awful national consequences of what happened on January 6.
Barron’s Current Position
The founder of WAF is listed as Amy Kremer and the press statement gives a contact, Chris Barron. with an email address with the domain name rightturnstrategiesdc.com
Right Turn Strategies is a PR/lobbying/strategizing group, adept at working both inside and outside DC and they explain what they do thus:
“Within our communications practice we offer a variety of services including traditional public relations, marketing support and brand development, media training, and crisis management. As a result, we are fluent in crafting both proactive and reactive strategies. We understand that some clients seek us out to raise their profiles- or that of their business- while others have come to us in an effort to stay “under the radar.”
Experienced in both paradigms, we quickly assess the situation, and craft and execute a plan to further our client’s objective.
More often than not, the most important component of a successful strategy is getting the messaging right for the targeted audience. In today’s world, this might mean crafting multiple, nuanced messages to reach different audiences.”
The reference to crisis management and under the radar operations suggests that the group might be adept at subverting a movement from within using deceptive techniques.
Chris Barron seems to be the “Trump campaign advisor” that Ali Alexander refers to in his allegation, since Barron’s biography at the end of a piece on NeverTrumpers has this:
Chris Barron is President of Right Turn Strategies. He is a contributor to The Hill, and a regular on the Kennedy Show on FOX Business and Unfiltered on Headline News. He was a media surrogate for the Trump campaign and organized LGBT for Trump.
An LGBT advocate is going to have a hard time with the conservative Christian positions of the mainstream of the pro Trump movement and his presence in the campaign seems like a plant.
I think we have one of the two suspects in the sabotage.
Sabotage has also been the modus operandi of the Lincoln Project, which poses as Republican, but actually makes common cause with Democrats to subvert more traditional Republicans, in this case, Trump supporters.
Barron’s History of Subversion
Confirming this suspicion, only a few years ago, Chris Barron was the spokesman of a liberal Republican group [one that is Republican in Name Only] called Mainstream Republicans whose sole purpose was to undermine limited government groups, like the Tea Party and Freedom Works, and substitute big government, liberal positions for theirs:
Main Street Advocacy, a Republican establishment advocacy group that received seed money from K street, is an organization created expressly to fight limited-government groups who challenge Republican Party officials and to promote liberal and moderate Republicans in government positions.
The group believes that the Tea Party is costing them valuable seats in the Congress.
So Barron has a history of creating astroturf Republican outfits, using money from K street, which was created to finance groups advocating lower taxes, to undermine genuine grass-roots small government outfits. To make the situation worse, the original Tea Party formed from a base of anti-Federal Reserve, pro-hard money, Christian conservative, and anti-NWO groups that were followers of Republican candidate Ron Paul, had by then itself been subverted into the later Tea Party, funded by the Koch brothers.
This latter Tea Party, already closer to the statist mainstream than its original base, was the one targeted by Barron’s deceptively named Mainstream Republicans.
MR’s positions in truth more resembled those of mainstream liberal Democrat groups. Indeed, the two worked together to undermine first, the Tea Party, and then its resurgence in the shape of MAGA [Make America Great Again].
Barron’s profile and history show clear evidence of intentionally subverting the base that became the core of Trump’s following.
So why was he an advisor to the campaign and a coordinator of the single most important public event in the entire Trump presidency?
II SUSPECTED SABOTEUR II: AMY KREMER
Amy and Kylie Jane Kremer’s Position
We find the same profile and history in the case of Amy Kremer, the other suspected saboteur, who with her daughter is the founder of Women For America First, a 504c foundation. 504c’s do not need to reveal the sources of their funding.
Kremer’s daughter Kylie Jane is the director of Women for America First and the permit for the January 6 event was in her name.
Amy Kremer’s History
Kylie Jane’s mother is referred to as a former Tea Party activist, but further research shows that Amy Kremer is actually a liberal Republican or RINO with a history of subverting the Tea Party, just like that of Chris Barron.
Kremer founded Tea Party Patriots, which left-liberal reporter David Wiegel, who followed and misrepresented the Tea Party movement for years, describes as the original grass roots movement. However, TPP was only created in 2010 and the original Tea Party came out of the Ron Paul libertarians around 2005- 2007. By 2010, that movement had been coopted by mainstream Republicans receiving Koch funding and a rift existed between the two groups’ motivations and goals. Kremer’s TPP was thus, already a mainstream Republican group, something Wiegel’s unreliable narrative fails to state.
On top of that, Kremer then subverted this group by leaving it to form Tea Party Express, a spin- off from another astro-turf group and locked down TPP’s resources during her exit, thereby effectively neutering it. It’s likely that that was her goal all along, which means she too has a history of turning grass roots Republican movements into liberal Republican or RINO projects.
Exactly like Chris Barron.
HOW THE PLANNED EVENTS OF JAN 6 WERE SUBVERTED
The Jan 6 events were subverted in two distinct ways:
- The main speakers, including Trump, were lined up only 2-3 days before the first event at the Ellipse, although PDJT had been promoting the event from mid- December onward. To add to the confusion, at least one data science speaker was cancelled a couple of days before the event and didn’t even go to DC. The slots for the remaining data scientists, Patrick Byrne, and General Flynn, were all cancelled at the meeting itself. No special preparations had been made for them, reportedly, so the decision to cancel was seemingly not last-minute, but taken earlier, while the speakers were notified at the last minute. This suggests that the person who cancelled didn’t want to allow for explanations, substitutions, or any fall-back planning. That is a sign of sabotage not confusion.
- The second event at Lot 8 was also sabotaged, because programming and instructions about how to get there from the Ellipse were never given at the first event, which was the original plan. People observed a younger crowd, smelling of marijuana, and dressed in ways unusual for Trump supporters, coming in to the previous night’s event, as well as the events of Jan 6. Some of this younger crowd seems to have left before Trump’s speech got under way and gone on ahead to the Capitol building, from where they got into the building and engaged in some vandalism. The police appear to have been negligent in protecting the building and were also seen in many videos actively helping people enter and looking the other way, on one hand, while also engaging in unprovoked aggression, including pepper- spraying, tasering, and releasing smoke-bombs.
From StopTheSteal’s statement above and other news items, we get the following:
- There was an event at the Ellipse of the President’s Park or South Lawn, permitted to Women For America First, hosted by a variety of groups, including Ali Alexander’s StopTheSteal, Women for Trump, and Women for America First, etc.
- The permitted event was to begin at 9 AM and continue to 5 PM
- President Trump’s speech was scheduled for 11 AM but it was delayed by and hour and went on to 1 PM??. It seems that while POTUS boosted the event from mid-December onward, he only knew he was scheduled to speak on January 3rd, on the weekend before the event. Could this be why the speech sounded mundane? The Trump team denied that any member of his campaign staff was involved in the organization, operation, or funding of the rally. And if any contractors or former members were, it was without the authorization of the campaign. Thus, Barron as a media liaison of the campaign, would have acted on his own.
- Patrick Byrne, Michael Flynn had been told they would speak on January 6 at the invitation of Women For Trump, according to Patrick Byrne. Byrne implies he was told sometime after January 2 and before January 6, which fits with when Trump was told. On January 5, he was told that one of the 3 or 4 scientists and analysts who had been asked to speak for a few minutes each had had his slot cancelled. When Byrne and Flynn got to the Ellipse on the 6th, there was no slot for them. They listened to the speeches right up through some of Trump’s. Flynn was later invited on stage by an embarrassed organizer, but he refused. The two left in the beginning or middle of POTUS’ speech.
- Eric and Don Jr. gave speeches.
- Alex Jones was told that he would be leading a procession to the Capitol and his signal would be the moment when Secret Service police came up to him at the event. But he found that people had gotten there ahead of him.
- The second part of the event was the One Nation Under God event at Lot 8 near the Capitol building, which was organized by and permitted to StopTheSteal. Programming and instructions about walking over there from the Ellipse were supposed to be given to the audience and televised on a large screen at the first event at the Ellipse. Through the deliberate sabotage of two employees of the Women For America, according to Ali Alexander, this never happened. Instead, the crowd was left to wander over mistakenly to the Capitol building itself, where, unknown to them, a trap was ready to be sprung.
- At Lot 8, Senator Paul Gosar [R- Arizona] was supposed to raise the original objection to the election certification and then Senator Ted Cruz [R-Texas] was to propose a Commission to review the merits of the objections. StopTheSteal anticipated that the gathered crowd of OVER A MILLION would add their voices to strengthen the resolve of the wavering Republicans. This and only this was what President Trump intended. Not the march to the physical Capitol building, where, again, unknown to the protestors, additional security had been refused, security had been told to let in people, and infiltrators of many stripes were present, posing both as Trump supporters, as well as opposition, like BLM and Antifa. There were actual BLM supporters present, as well as agent provocateur right- wing groups like Proud Boys posing as BLM, thus adding dense confusion to the events that followed.