He did flee, just not immediately.He did not flee
How much more of a boss move would it have been to continue the rally after the popping sounds died down?
He did flee, just not immediately.He did not flee
Anyone in the world could have written that on the chans. There’s no confirmation that the author was actually the counter sniper.
finally an influencer that says it out in the open on false flags.
Here's a new narrative:
"Secret Service ramped up security after intel of Iranian plot to assassinate Trump"
It's fascinating to watch this. I suppose throw whatever out. See if it sticks.
Biden Administration's Open Borders welcome foreign terrorists into the U.S.Here's a new narrative:
"Secret Service ramped up security after intel of Iranian plot to assassinate Trump"
Unbelievable. Secret Service director Kimberly Cheatle now admits that the USSS knew the building 125 yards from President Trump was a huge vulnerability, but didn’t station an agent there because it had a “sloped roof.”
That building in particular has a sloped roof at its highest point. And so, you know, there's a safety factor that would be considered there that we wouldn't want to put somebody up on a sloped roof. And so, you know, the decision was made to secure the building, from inside.”
This is “safetyism” run amok at its absolute worst.
Cheatle shouldn’t be trusted with protecting the food court of a shopping mall, let alone the US president. She should resign or be fired IMMEDIATELY.
Unbelievable. Secret Service director Kimberly Cheatle now admits that the USSS knew the building 125 yards from President Trump was a huge vulnerability, but didn’t station an agent there because it had a “sloped roof.”
That building in particular has a sloped roof at its highest point. And so, you know, there's a safety factor that would be considered there that we wouldn't want to put somebody up on a sloped roof. And so, you know, the decision was made to secure the building, from inside.”
Oopsies...
Thomas Matthew Crooks, the 20-year-old gunman who attempted to assassinate former President Donald Trump at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, was spotted on the roof 26 minutes before the shooting occurred.
The FBI has confirmed that Crooks was seen by law enforcement members from the Allegheny County Police Department on the roof of a building with a clear sightline to the former president.
Despite being alerted to his presence, authorities failed to confront him, allowing him to remain hidden for nearly 30 minutes before he opened fire on Trump and the crowd.
The shocking new allegations have raised questions about how Crooks was able to evade detection and carry out the attack, which left Trump wounded and a member of the crowd dead.
A sniper even took a picture of the suspect with a rangefinder and radioed to the command post before the Trump assassination attempt, CBS reports.
Crooks was on local police and Secret Service's radar for nearly a half hour before the shooting attempt, but he kept "disappearing" before he climbed on the roof.
"Crooks disappeared again and then came back a THIRD time with a backpack," CBS reported. "The snipers called in with information that he had a backpack and said he was walking towards the back of the building."
It gets crazier. The New York Post reports local police were INSIDE the building that Thomas Crooks climbed on top of. The building was carved out of the Secret Service security perimeter and delegated to local police despite it being a "well-known high priority vulnerability.”
Before the shooting, a police officer actually confronted Crooks, who had a rifle. The police officer scrambled back down the ladder, allowing the shooter to fire at least five rounds at the former president.
No one had warned Trump.
Update: The Allegheny County Police Department is denying that it was its officer who spotted Crooks.
The Beaver County police has been cited as the law enforcement agency that spotted Crooks 26 minutes prior to the Trump attack.
This is a correction on that attribution.
It is unclear who the police officer was who confronted Crooks on the rooftop.
The New York Post reports merely that the officer "had been enlisted by the Secret Service to help with security."