Here's the original video source:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30SPV3yGV54&t=2s
It makes almost no sense… if a truck was backing up into a military (or coast guard) base of course guards would assume ill intent, but why would the driver of a uhaul ever back up quickly without knowing what was behind them?
So if they did look at their rear view mirrors and were backing up anyway, why? Did they hear the shouts of stop etc? Is this a mistaken proud boys loadup scenario where the coast guards weren't informed they'd be using this truck?
Why did the guards let them simply drive away? Why would the driver stop to text after being shot at, and why wave to the camera before driving off? Why weren't they hit by any bullets despite several going through the drivers seat? How did the camera man get access to the van later to record what the inside looked like?
So many unanswered questions…
Posted by 2C104
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Submission Statement: This post is relevant because there are a number of strange and unusual circumstances that leave a great many unanswered questions. The events that transpired may be connected to false flag events, misleading the public, and other circumstances where uhauls have been used to transport provocateurs in or out of military bases, protests etc.
Idk man it seems like they were scared that the U haul was carrying some kind of explosive and opened fire after telling the driver to go away. If I was trying to bomb a squad of enemies, I’d probably drive backwards to so that I could get close enough for the explosion to effect them. Otherwise if you drive straight at them, you could get gunned down before reaching your target.
This isn’t normal for someone to drive backwards towards an obvious blockade of armed people. He knew he was gonna be fired at
Fake as shit, probably an attempted false flag. There’s no way they wouldn’t be unloading their mags while rushing the drivers door. Driver was texting his handlers asking why they were shooting at him so soon lol.