Rhodes then texted his Oath Keeper leaders: "Patriots pounding on doors.," and sent another picture.
Rhodes regularly calls Oath Keeper leaders "Patriots." Per court records, Rhodes texted, "Patriots pounding on doors" at 2:41 p.m. That very minute.
According to Rhodes's attorney, that search warrant appears to have been for the FBI to dig up dirt on other defendants - not part of an FBI investigation into Rhodes himself.
Rhodes himself confirmed that by that date, none of his phones or electronic communications devices had been searched or seized by the FBI. March 15 would be two months after the first Oath Keeper arrests.
Oath Keepers will also have some of our most skilled special warfare veterans standing by armed, just outside D.C., as an emergency QRF in the event of a worst case scenario in D.C. In July, Stewart Rhodes went on camera in a livestream and confessed to having armed, on-duty police officers inside DC on January 6-members of Oath Keepers-who would serve as "a lethal force of last resort" for the QRF:. It's very likely Rhodes was never supposed to let those sentences about the Oath Keeper police officers slip.
Oddly enough, Rhodes made this reveal in an interview conducted by none other than Jeremy Brown, the very Army Green Beret veteran and Oath Keeper associate who was inexplicably arrested by the FBI just last week on a trumped-up charge of trespassing.
If Rhodes did operate as a government asset on 1/6, some sort of arrest shortly before the Oath Keepers trial would be ordinary course.
Monday, October 11, 2021
Federal Foreknowledge or Federal Incitement? Arrest of Green Beret Oath Keeper Threatens to Expose FBI's Darkest 1/6 Secrets
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