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Militia Standoff Seems To Be Depicted In ‘Video Game’ 33 Days Before It Happened? (Video)
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There is really no ther way to say this. The picture above is worth a thousand words. The image on the left is a site map of the actual stage of a video game called Rainbow Six Siege. It is literally the fictitious depiction of a militia compound in Redmond Oregon, which is in real life, 150 miles from the Mulheur Wildlife Refuge, where the real standoff is happening right now.
What jumps out at you immediately is the fence lines,roof lines and the core shape of the building. A man by the name of B.J. Soper, who is actually from Redmond, the setting of the game level, actually spoke out against the militia according to The Oregonian. The icing on the cake? The game released 33 days before the standoff began. See the video below for more details on this story:
Complete analysis of all of the other hints within this video game as it relates to the Oregon Standoff:
Schools were closed 30 miles away
Heavy equipment was moved to block the roads:
A flag was draped over the Malheur Refuge sign:
B.J. Soper, who attended the TOWN HALL MEETING, was from Redmond, Oregon, the very setting of this video game stage:
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Since many of these structures are built by similar blue prints … it wouldn’t be unusual for a game to pull from google to get architecture and design ideas for the game. I’m not sure the word stand off accurately describes the situation on the ground at the refuge at this point, with the Ranchers and 3%’s meeting with the local law and FBI cordially over the past week and even into this weekend and all.
The world is a funny place and anything can happen. But I see this protest moving further away from any type of violence each and every day it continues.