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Eegore wrote on 03/02/23 at 05:17:04:


It's Not Necessary for it to be New. What is important is to continue to shine the light on the lies. That is Not what violent insurrection Looks like, but the rabid left insist that is what it is. People are rotting in jail for two years with no bail. YEAH, lefties Sukk.

Looks to me like the police knew they were overwhelmed and and were ordered to fallback.  This relinquishes the building to the rioters but allows the police to concentrate their efforts to protecting the people in their trust.

That's not a surrender but a retreat.

"Looks to me like the police knew they were overwhelmed and and were ordered to fallback."

 Nah, I'm sure the police were ordered to physically fight people with hundreds-to-one odds.  You 5 guys, stop a hundred people from passing that small metal barrier!

 I can not say for sure since I do not have access to the radio transmission but it does look like some areas were instructed to just let the "flow" happen.  Flow is how the energy of crowd control is directed.  You don't "stop" a protest, you dilute or redirect the energy of the crowd.

 I think there were multiple attempts to allow energetic flow to be directed or diluted.  Also I think basic judgement calls were made, for instance if a call for direction comes in and law enforcement says they have 6 Operators at an entrance and they are looking at a few hundred protestors, then a judgement to tell them to stand by could be made.

 Simply put, restraining just one person in front of a potentially volatile crowd could end up with 20 or 30 people engaging the two officers attempting the restraint.  Nobody should issue an order to restrain people in a crowd that large, peaceful or not, without substantial cover or redirective methods.

Can anyone provide some other examples of this tactic?

When has a US federal authority within the US opened doors to a federal property rather than secured a perimeter as a method or strategy to combat crowd control?

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Some of those doors are magnetically secured. It requires Someone Inside to turn that off. IDK if all of them are the same, but seriously, if you're scared of the people, you don't throw open the doors and wave them in. Pretending that is what they did is moronic. If you're SCARED of them, if they are so violent, then you lock doors and defend your territory. It's NOT as if they are afraid to shoot someone. Or beat them to death.

"Some of those doors are magnetically secured. It requires Someone Inside to turn that off. IDK if all of them are the same, but seriously, if you're scared of the people, you don't throw open the doors and wave them in."

 What I would want to know is if an order was given to open the doors and if it happened prior to people smashing the windows and coming in at the other location.  Was it bad decision, intentional mislead or orchestrated?

 I also wonder if in any of those instances if the officers on scene simply ignored orders.  I haven't heard of anything like that, but I'd want to know.

justin_o_guy2 wrote on 03/02/23 at 20:44:40:



I believe we all support your post, excluding two forum members.  

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