What You'll Find in Most Trump MAGA followers' Homes

...And they'll say they love USrael !!! Hahahaaa

By the way, the Seattle area is infested with Jew-hating neo-Nazis: As we visited once in the mid-1990s the Seattle area (University of Washington) for a scientific collaboration, my German boss and myself were invited by a local researcher into a bar. Thinking it safe to speak his mind to a Mideastern man and a German man, he out of nowhere launched into a hate-filled diatribe against Jews, referring to New York as "Jew York". My boss and I were stunned by what we assumed would be a liberal open-minded fellow scientist. We kept side-eyeing one another in utter shock.

We did take time off to hike the outer rim of Mount Rainier.

If Donald Dumb wants to find pure unadulterated Jew-hating antisemites, he shouldn't be looking for them among Palestinian students, refugees or other victims of Zionist colonial barbarity who rightfully see Israelis - not Jews - as their executioners, he should easily find them among the most ardent followers of his "base": The christian nationalist evangelical nazi white supremacists. They're easy to identify because they are more dumb - and dangerous - than even he is.

Because white christian people in South Africa practiced apartheid doesn't necessarily make every white christian person a racist and a segregationist. Similarly, because foreign Zionist Jews are carrying out the longest-running ethnic cleansing and genocide in the history of the world against the indigenous Palestinians doesn't necessarily make every Jewish person a racist Zionist supremacist genocidal colonial settler. But Zionist propaganda wants you to believe that every Jew is a Zionist and an Israeli, when there is a world of difference between a Jew and a Zionist. Criticizing Zionism or resisting Israeli occupation does not equate with antisemitism.

I bet you the home in Lacey, WA was infested with MAGA paraphernalia and Trump portraits. But the police won't show them to you so as not to inconvenience the Moron-in-Chief.
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FBI discovers cache of guns, armor and Nazi paraphernalia while raiding home in Washington state
GENE JOHNSON
Wed, June 4, 2025



Weapons Cache Nazi Paraphernalia. In this undated photo released by the Thurston County Sheriff's Office, a cache of military weaponry and Nazi paraphernalia are photographed during a raid at a home in Lacey, Wash. (Thurston County Sheriff's Office via AP) ASSOCIATED PRESS


SEATTLE (AP) — Law enforcement discovered a cache of weaponry and armor, including a machine gun and grenade launchers, along with Nazi paraphernalia during a raid of a home in Washington state, authorities said Tuesday.

Derek Sanders, the elected sheriff of Thurston County, said in a Facebook post that the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Division asked his office for assistance Monday as an FBI special weapons and tactics team executed a search warrant in Lacey, near the state capitol of Olympia, “as a result of a violent robbery and theft of military weaponry/armor.”

The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Seattle said in a statement to The Associated Press on Tuesday night that the search warrant related to an Army CID and FBI investigation into an assault Sunday at Joint Base Lewis-McCord, just north of Olympia.

Sanders' statement said two people were arrested and booked into Thurston County Jail for investigation of firearms-related offenses.


“The suspects identified in this case were actively involved in Nazi White Nationalist efforts,” he wrote.

Sanders did not immediately return messages seeking comment Tuesday night.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office statement said Army investigators had identified suspects in the assault at the military base and the FBI executed the search warrant late Monday night into early Tuesday.

Reached for comment, the FBI said its Seattle office was “assisting our partners Thurston County Sheriff’s Office and Army Criminal Investigation Division” and referred questions to them.

Additional information was expected to be included in a federal criminal complaint to be unsealed Wednesday. The two people arrested were expected to make initial appearances at U.S. District Court in Tacoma on Wednesday afternoon.

In his post, Sanders said agents had seized 35 firearms at the home, including short barrel rifles and an MG42 machine gun — a type typically supported with a bipod and which was used by German troops during World War II. Other seized gear included grenade launchers, explosives, body armor, ammunition and ballistic helmets, and multiple rifles were staged at windows throughout the residence, the sheriff said.

He posted photos from the home showing an array of weapons, ammunition and body armor surrounded by Nazi paraphernalia, including a red Nazi flag emblazoned with a black swastika.