Texas Capitol Evacuated Following Credible Threat; Tim Walz Appointee Suspect in Minnesota Political Assassinations

NO KINGS PROTESTORS CHANT "8647" - Minnesota shooting victim voted against healthcare for illegal immigrants

It's not yet dark on the East Coast, but “False Flag Day” has already had its share of concerning incidents:

Early Saturday afternoon, the Texas State Capitol in Austin was evacuated due to a credible threat directed at lawmakers ahead of the planned "No Kings" rally and protest. The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) announced that both the Capitol building and the surrounding grounds were cleared and will remain closed until further notice as a safety precaution.

The threat may be connected to the killing of two politicians in Minnesota early this morning. Vance Luther Boelter allegedly impersonated a police officer to shoot Senator John Hoffman and his wife in their Champlin home, seriously injuring them, before attacking former Democratic House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, whom he both killed.

Boelter, 57, was appointed twice to positions by Democratic governors: in 2016, he joined the Workforce Development Council under Governor Mark Dayton, and in 2019, Governor Walz appointed him to a four-year term on the Workforce Development Board, according to official records.

Although law enforcement engaged him in a gunfight and briefly trapped him, he remains at large. Boelter left behind a manifesto naming other politicians and papers referencing “No Kings” linked to nationwide anti-Trump protests.

Before Democratic state representative Emerita Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark, were fatally shot, Hortman voted against healthcare for illegal immigrants, siding with Republicans.

The incident, described by Governor Tim Walz as "an act of targeted political violence," also resulted in hospitalization for another Democratic lawmaker, State Senator John Hoffman, and his wife. Both Hoffman and his wife required surgery after being shot multiple times.

President Donald Trump condemned the violence in a public statement, affirming that such acts "will not be tolerated in the United States of America," and expressing support for the people of Minnesota.

Meanwhile, a group of "peaceful protestors" was captured chanting "8647" as they marched towards the White House today. The number 86 is an old mob slang term that means to murder to get someone out of the way.

We shall see what nighttime brings. The army parade in DC starts at 6:30 pm Eastern.