Democrats "Bomb" With Obvious False-Flag

Cesar Altieri Sayoc has emerged as the suspect responsible for mailing several prominent Democrats (and some of their supporters) "pipe bombs". The same mainstream media has branded him as a Republican and radical Trump supporter but as details emerge it certainly looks as if he has played the role of patsy in a very poorly planned false flag operation that Democrats hope would influence the mid-term election in November.

There are a lot of details about Sayoc and the "bomb" mailings that just don't add up. First of all there are the bombs themselves.

Note: The photo on the left of a supposed bomb mailed to former CIA Director John Brennan, there are NO postmarks on the package. How does a package get mailed yet does not have a single postmark on it?

Explosive experts have also noticed the defects in the bombs (like the one pictured above). Red State.Com has published, on its website, tweets from an individual named Tom Sauer, who claims to be a fromer bomb removal expert. Sauer notes that:

• Proper pipe bombs don't have wires connected at both ends. That's dumb.
• You can find timers / remote control receivers WAY smaller than whatever that white box is. A proper timer would best be stored inside the pipe, making it fully encapsulated. That thing is just silly looking

One must also consider that the mainstream news reports that Sayoc became a registered Republican in 2016. That is fairly recently. What was his political affiliation before he switched?

Of course there is also the possibility that Sayoc never switched to the Republican Party. I visited the Internet Wayback Machine located at archive.org. This website is published by the National Archives, researchers can find historic records located here. Interested parties can also peruse websites that are both current, as well as those which have been taken off the internet.  

Why is it , that when I looked up Cesar Sayoc's social media history the Internet Wayback machine only goes back to October 26, 2018?

When I checked his Twitter account history at the site, only posts from late October, 2018 appear. All of those posts are very pro-Trump. Very convenient for someone trying to prove that Sayoc was a radical Republican but where is the rest of his account history?

One astute observer posted information about Cesar Sayoc on the Free Republic Forum and found that Cesar Sayoc had another Twitter account with the pseudo-alias of Cesar Altieri. What is interesting about Cesar "Altieri" is that he followed Democrats and Liberal celebrities.

I checked the Internet Wayback Machine for Cesar Sayoc's Facebook history only to find that it no longer exists.

When I visited Sayoc's MyLife.Com account on the Internet Archive Wayback Machine I found that apparently the it is a rather easy platform to hack into and or change specifics of someone's profile. The only date available for the Internet Wayback Machine for Sayoc's MyLife account is October 26, 2018 (interesting enough). The first one listed says he's a registered Democrat.

Another capture shows that Sayoc to be a registered Republican.

Yet another "capture" shows that whatever did exist has been erased and the page is no longer there.

Clearly it can be proven that Sayoc's social media profiles can be and have been altered. Not to be deterred the mainstream media points to Sayoc's van which was covered with pro-Trump stickers as well as anti-CNN type decals.

Is this proof that Cesar Sayoc is a radical Republican operative? The answer is no and here is why:

The Associated Press reports that Sayoc has a criminal record (including a previous bomb threat).

" In the 2002 bomb threat case, he had lashed out at a Florida utility representative because his electricity service was about to be cut off. The arrest report said Sayoc threatened in a phone call to blow up the utility's offices and said that "It would be worse than September 11th."

Sayoc was also convicted in 2014 for grand theft and in 2013 for battery. In 2004, he faced several felony charges for unlawful possession of a synthetic anabolic steroid often used to help build muscles. He also had several arrests going back to the 1990s for theft, obtaining fraudulent refunds and tampering with evidence.

Lowy said he recalled that Sayoc also had a run-in with authorities where he was charged with possessing a fake driver's license after altering his birthdate to make him appear younger."

In this same Associated Press report it is revealed that Sayoc didn't always have his van plastered with Trump stickers and that he was considered politically neutral:

"Sayoc displayed no political leanings at the time of the bombing charge, Lowy said, except for plastering his vehicle with Native American emblems. Sayoc told his lawyer his father was Native American."

I don't see any news sources claiming that Cesar Sayoc was a politically-radical Native- American operative. Sayoc has all the qualities that make for a good patsy in a false flag operation.

Do I think the "bombs" mailed to prominent Democrats and their supporters were part of a false-flag operation? Yes I do.

The Democrats are getting desperate. The Russian Collusion tactic failed. The "Stormy Daniels" scandal was so obvious that the judge threw the case out and ordered the porn star to pay President Trump's legal fees! The witch hunt directed at (then) Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh not only failed it also exposed the Democrats to be liars and perjurers. The caravan of Central and South Americans vowing to cross the border into the United States has failed to distract anyone from the upcoming midterm elections.

The Democrats need to regain power because they fear every criminal act they have perpetrated will be discovered and they will go to jail. They don't realize, nor do they comprehend that America has awakened to their tactics. The American people are no longer naive and can easily spot a false-flag operation when they see one. 

Clint Lacy-Is the author of "Blood in the Ozarks: Union War Crimes Against Southern Sympathizers and Civilians in Occupied Missouri" and "A Truthseeker's Guide to False-Flags"