At no point was there an understanding that if you come out of your house, you'll be shot. No. That is absurd. It was a voluntary shelter-in-place request that most people honored because they believed, like, okay, yeah, I understand.

The first is suspension of civil rights. This did not happen in Boston in the aftermath of the bombings. No one's rights under the Constitution or Bill of Rights were suspended. Habeas corpus was still in play.

The second characteristic is military control of civilian governance. This did not happen in Boston. Massachusetts National Guard were allowed to partake in policing activities at the order of the governor, which is completely constitutional. And they were not in charge of normally civilian governmental roles. The chain of command and governmental structure remained unchanged from how things were on April 14th before the bombing.

Now, it's all a martial law deal on Patriot State that teaches to be good slaves. And they even have said later today on the menu, as part of your vacation, we will have a controlled demolition of an explosive. So be ready for that. And we'll kill any media we see following us because we're busy exterminating our Patsies right now.

You'll be able to see a few people because the shelter-in-place request was a request. It wasn't enforced. It wasn't like you have to stay in your homes. If you wanted to go out and about and enjoy, I don't know, Longfellow Park and just take the risk so you could see an empty park. You could. Multiple Dunkin' Donuts places were still open. Because Dunkin' Donuts is a goddamn institution in New England.

They've got Boston locked down to hunt down and get rid of the Patsies. That's what I believe is the most probable scenario unfolding from the pathological behavior I've seen from these people before.