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Written by Neil Mammen, VP
Look it’s no news to any of us that Trump poses a great danger to the corruption within the FBI. An organization that from the days of its founding by Edgar Hoover has had deep corruption. But now it has turned on the American people and is trying to protect itself from a clear and present threat…. Trump.
I was on a flight and something occurred to me moments after seeing the Newsbreak across a screen a few rows up from me that said that President Trump had been shot. Scanning through Not the Bee’s post, I saw that they had posted an interview from the BBC of the man who said the shooter was on an unmonitored rooftop.
The man said he had been yelling to the police and security that there was a man crawling on the rooftop with a rifle and they had ignored him.
It immediately occurred to me that that someone in the Secret Service was working with the FBI and Trump was still in danger. How did the shooter know that that one rooftop would be unmonitored and why would the Secret Service have not done their own reconnaissance before the event?
Look it’s simple:
1) You stand wherever the President is going to be and look for line of sight of any building within a certain distance.
2) You secure that.
3) You draw a chart.
4) Take pictures and you make sure every point is secured and you identify which team is securing it.
5) On the day of the event you check every few minutes that every station is secure.
I have a saying,
“If it requires amazing stupidity for an event to have “accidently” happened, it was planned.”
Look it’s no news to any of us that Trump poses a great danger to the corruption within the FBI. An organization that from the days of its founding by Edgar Hoover has had deep corruption. But now it has turned on the American people and is trying to protect itself from a clear and present threat…. Trump.
A couple years ago after speaking at an event with RFK Jr, we sat across the dinner table and had an almost surrealistic conversation. During the course of the dinner, RFK Jr brought up conspiracy theories, which begged the question. So, I asked it. “What do you think about the conspiracies behind your uncle and father’s deaths.” With no hesitation he elaborated about how every one of Sirhan Sirhan’s bullets were found in the ceiling without blood. He said Sirhan Sirhan was in a drug induced state and was the stooge. His father was shot from behind by either another security guard or even possibly a CIA, FBI or Secret Service agent. He subsequently published a book about it.
RFK Jr. has been denied Secret Service by Biden, in my estimation, if those in power today really thought RFK Jr was going to be a spoiler in this election, he would probably be safer with his own team.
If you know President Trump, tell him to hire his own security detail composed of patriots who double check the FBI and SS’s work, and keep those teams far away from him.
If not, the next attempt will be someone in the crowd, but the bullet that really counts will probably come from behind, from the FBI or Secret Service.
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