LANSING MICHIGAN “Yo we need to brandish arms in power at this event,” typed BLM leader and local thug, Paul Birdsong, to fellow gang bangers, Ram Marney, and Michael Christopher Lynn in a Facebook post. “You a Hoover, I’m WSP sworn,” Birdsong continued, “kill on sight enemies, let’s f**k the system up on this day. A photo in the post pictured three AR-15 rifles.

“After last week’s incident with these guy,” said Jay, a member of the American Patriot Council, “when they leveled a high-powered rifle in the face of a citizen trying to pass through a public street, the people of Michigan are both angry, and nervous. We don’t know how long this can keep happening in our streets before people take action to end the madness.”

High-ranking officials from State and local police told the American Patriot Press that Birdsong has been an ongoing problem in the community for a long time. Now, aside from his career as a criminal, he has become the leader of Black Lives Matter, the democrat run hate group in Lansing. Though he admits working with BLM, Birdsong has been using social media to ask for donations, so it would appear BLM is subjecting him to unpaid labor.

Birdsong likes to call himself the “warrior of the people”, but his actions sing a different tune. He was seen brandishing a weapon on a live Facebook video, where he was threatening patriots and calling them racist, as he was bizarrely bragging about seeing his kids sometimes throughout the week. Many other videos and pictures of Birdsong contain threats or threatening images.

Phil Robinson, of the Michigan Liberty Militia, a group known for protecting citizens and businesses from BLM and Antifa rioters, has become a target of threats from Birdsong and Michael Lynn. Lynn was involved in the second amendment demonstration by Congresswomen  Sarah Anthony, that blew up in her face when she refused to have talks with American Patriot Council members after falsely calling them racists after the rally on April 30. Leaders from APC spoke with Abraham, inviting her to speak at the next rally, to which she declined, but agreed she wanted unity and agreed to a meeting with council leadership. She has since not returned calls. Robinson and others have made repeated attempts to meet with Lynn and Birdsong to discuss a way forward, but they were met with double talk and threats.

The message from BLM leadership is a hard line: do what we ask, or there will be no peace.

A Closer,  reporting for the American Patriot Press