3 chapters across the catalog
A former Chicago gang member claims that crates of guns were mysteriously dropped off in alleys during the early 1990s to fuel violence. Adam Curry connects this to "Operation Gladio" and the "strategy of tension" used in Europe to destabilize regions. They compare these accounts to recent reports of bricks being left at protest sites to incite rioting.
Fox News reporter Trace Gallagher covers the appearance of mysterious piles of bricks at protest sites in cities like New York, Dallas, and Kansas City. Moe notes that these bricks never appear when it is time to build something in black neighborhoods, only when it is time to tear things down. They discuss videos of "white girls" handing bricks to black youths.
The White House claims professional anarchists staged bricks to instigate violence, while some media outlets dismiss these claims as "unfounded myths." Moe jokes about a "brick of choice" and mentions a theory involving "Buffett bricks" from a company owned by Berkshire Hathaway, promising to revisit the topic later.
