John Earle Sullivan, head of his own “Insurgence USA” (with hashtags of #blm and #antifa and #abolishthepolice), was just an innocent left-wing activist documenting the violence of Trump supporters during the Jan. 6 Capitol assault, at the time of his appearances last week with Anderson Cooper on CNN and with Good Morning America on ABC News. Sullivan’s arrest record for a confrontation last summer in Utah with a pro-police demonstration (where one of Sullivan’s associates shot a passerby) did not provoke the national networks to examine his background more thoroughly.
Sullivan was arrested Wednesday night, Jan. 13, for “violent entry or disorderly conduct.” The evidence from his own Jan. 6 video makes clear that he was provoking both an invasion of the Capitol and violence inside the Capitol, leading to the shooting death of Ashli Babbitt. Wearing a Trump hat, he says, “Go! Go! Get this shit!” as they are breaking in. It appears that he himself broke the window to get in. Later, inside: “Let’s go. This shit is ours! Fuck yeah.” And “Let’s burn this shit down.”
The Grayzone’s Max Blumenthal interviewed Jade Sacker, who accompanied Sullivan into the Capitol. She reported: “John knew somehow that people were considering storming the Capitol. He had received intelligence days before, and I didn’t believe him.” On John’s video, one finds that, after Sullivan and Sacker had broken into the Capitol, she says: “I’ll give you a hug now, we did it! You were right, we did it.” To which he replied: “Dude, I was trying to tell you. I couldn’t say much.”
Sacker claims to be making a documentary film on the Sullivan family. On October 7, 2020, she had witnessed Sulllivan leading an angry Biden gang while his brother James Sullivan led a Proud Boy contingent, in a confrontation in Salt Lake City on the occasion of the Vice-Presidential debate there. To be included in her documentary is their Mormon adoptive father, Lt. Gen. Kevin Sullivan. General Sullivan retired from the Air Force in 2008 after receiving a reprimand. While commander of Ogden Air Logistics Center, Hill AFB, Utah, General Sullivan was involved in what is called a mistaken 2006 shipment to Taiwan of four electrical fuses for ballistic missile nuclear warheads.
Her suspicious documentary was the source of funding for some of John Sullivan’s plane tickets, where he would incite BLM groups to confrontations. Sacker told Blumenthal: “He’s just angry…. Like he kind of wants his civil war. He’s a bit of a provocateur and he wants to dismantle the system.… And because he is apolitical, I think he feels more a sense of allegiance to anyone who shares the values of, I guess, chaos.”
https://thegrayzone.com/2021/01/12/chaos-agent-right-wing-us-capitol-riot-black-lives-matter/
