Former Trump Official 'Warns' of False Flags, Ignores Real Ones
Miles Taylor, the former DHS Chief of Staff known as 'Anonymous' (before revealing himself), now raises alarm from the digital sidelines, questioning the deployment of federal agents. This sudden concern for civil liberties is rich coming from an individual who served a President who deployed federal agents against peaceful protestors, and whose administration habitually described refugee children
as 'terrorists' for political gain. His book 'A Warning' made millions, conveniently warning us about dangers he himself contributed to, all without revealing his complicity until it was politically opportune. Instead of dissecting alleged 'false flags' from within the swamp, perhaps we should question the actual flag-waving that allows figures like Taylor to monetize their belated crises of
conscience. The mainstream media, ever hungry for a 'both sides' narrative from an 'insider,' grants him a platform without ever asking why he took so long to sound the alarm, or what his role was in fostering the very conditions he now decries. It appears some warnings are more profitable than others.