Reports: Desperate Dems Stage False Flag Tiki Torch Photo Op at Glenn Youngkin Campaign Stop in Charlottesville

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A small group of Tiki torch bearing young men and one woman dressed alike in white dress shirts, tan khaki pants and ball caps posed together in front of Republican candidate for Virginia governor Glenn Youngkin’s campaign bus at a stop at Guadalajara Restaurant in Charlottesville Friday morning. The costumes and props were used to reenact the infamous 2017 White nationalist Unite the Right Tiki torch march in Charlottesville.

Curiously, one of the ‘white supremacists’ posing in front of the Youngkin bus was a Black man.

Local reporter Elizabeth Holmes posted a photo of the costumed men that went viral, “These men approached @GlennYoungkin’s bus as it pulled up saying what sounded like, “We’re all in for Glenn.” Here they are standing in front of the bus as his campaign event at Guadalajara started. @NBC29”

Reporter Alec Sears posted images allegedly connecting the demonstrators to Democrat operatives.

Democrat activist Camden Layton set his Twitter page to private after being IDed as a possible suspect in the ruse.

Democrat activist Adam Parkhomneko denied involvement:

The struggling McAuliffe campaign, via spokeswoman Christina Freundlich, chimed in, “The Unite the Right rally was one of the darkest days in the Commonwealth’s history. this is who Glenn Youngkin’s supporters are”

https://twitter.com/christinafreund/status/1454100704772165634

Another McAuliffe staffer, Jen Goodman, added, “This is disgusting and disqualifying.”

https://twitter.com/jengoodman75/status/1454100281449488384

Another view:

John Cardillo posted photos comparing one of the reenactors to a McAuliffe campaign staffer seen walking with McAuliffe.

UPDATE: And another one:

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