Tuesday, July 16, 2024

The Facts About The Assassination Attempt Keep Getting Worse

    A team of police snipers team saw Thomas Crooks scouting their command post three times in the minutes before he climbed on top of it and shot Donald Trump from just inches above their heads, it has emerged.

    Three police marksmen from Beaver County were using the single-story AGR International building as their watch-post when the would-be assassin chose it as his place to shoot from, CBS reported.

    And he may have been in place on the roof for up to 30 minutes before he unleashed his volley of shots that killed one man and nearly took the life of the 45th president on Saturday evening.

    A law enforcement official told the channel said that no action was taken after one of the snipers first spotted Crooks looking up at the roof of the building in Butler, Pennsylvania, just 130 yards from where the president would speak.

    The 20-year-old disappeared around a corner before he was seen a second time, sitting down and looking at his phone, prompting one of the snipers to take his picture.

    The sniper then radioed to a command post after seeing Crooks take out a rangefinder.

    But no further action was taken before Crooks reappeared a third time, this time wearing a backpack and disappearing from sight as he walked to the back of the building.

    A further radio report relaying the information was submitted by the sniper team who did not realize that Crooks was now scaling their building.

The article goes on to report that "Pittsburgh's WPXI reported that a Beaver officer took a photo after seeing Crooks on the roof at 5.45pm, by which time he had already been photographed on the ground by a colleague." Trump was shot at 6:11 pm, meaning that the police had been aware of Crooks as a suspicious person for almost a half hour before Trump was shot; and Crooks took his shot from the roof of the building that the police sniper team were using, from probably the very spot the sniper team were supposed to be set up. 

3 comments:

  1. Among other things, more examples of the massive, and endemic, incompetence that has permeated nearly all components of society; tolerance for the ignorant and incapable will wind up killing us all.

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  2. The assassin just nicked his ear...HE JUST NICKED HIS EAR!!?? C'mon. I just noticed a post in your sidebar that talks about a fake pipe bomb planted near Kamala. Let's use that as a way to see how these things can be staged on a larger scale. I realize that if you see this as a staged event your entire worldview will have to be revised, but how much do you have to swallow before you balk? Let's view it from Occams Razor; the simplest solution gets preference in likelihood. Rather than come up complex theories on how a lone gunman could bypass the most sophisticated protection agencies in history, lets see how easy it would be to stage this. 1. Control access to a small stage area where the play will take place. Only your players are allowed, some in civilian clothes, some in uniform. DHS Intel units can over ride any and all protocols and classify any actions beyond reach of the press or the public. 2. Have your assets in the Press ready to run your version of the story and dismiss any questioning of it. 3. Everyone doesn't have to be "in on it", only key players and actors, that's why the staging area access is tightly controlled. 4. Why do it? Outside of creating a distraction from real news (such as Trump's former CDC head just now testifying that mRna vaccines are toxic) it motivates people whose interest was flagging to buy into the November election. 5. Finally, seed alternate theories of the event in order to create as much noise, distraction and arguing about it as possible. You want people wondering about how many accessories you can mount on an AR-15, or did Middle Eastern terrorists radicalize the "shooter'', the more ridiculous the better. For more info and to get your questions answered about the dead firefighter, go to
    https://mileswmathis.com/crooks.pdf

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