Tag: treason

Alt theory of what happened at Butler, PA

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Here is my theory :

Crooks was recruited as part of a Red Team test (a test of security, query Red Team TSA, Red Team DHS, etc for detailed information).

Crooks was instructed to carry a suspicious device (range finder) and to act in a way to draw attention. Then, he was to climb to the roof and shoot the rifle, which he was told was loaded with blanks.

Key security people at the venue were informed that there would be a Red Team test of security, and therefore to expect unusual activity.

When suspicious activity was detected and reported, no action was taken to extract President Trump because key personnel (or individual) believed it was a Red Team test.

Reporting officers were directed to abstain from taking action. Hesitation and confusion would now follow.

Crooks and the actual assassin opened fire. Crooks died, the assassin escaped.

Crooks’ material found in the car was either planted, or Crooks had been directed to bring it for a potential test.

Crooks’ house was cleansed of evidence of his participation in a Red Team rest.

Personnel onsite were told to shut up, or face prosecution as accessories to murder.

Note: DHS is fond of Red Team tests because they 1. give the illusion that DHS cares about security, and 2. They are used as control measures, by punishing those who fail the tests. Its a kind of mental bullying.

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‘Despite the fact that the AGR building was within rifle range of the stage, and was flagged as a vulnerability, this building was put outside of the Secret Service’s security perimeter’ — Rep Krishnamoorthi

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This is kind of typical of the questions asked at the hearing. Krishnamoorthi makes a strong point and then backs away like a pussy to plead: ‘I respectfully submit that the Secret Service must expand its security perimeter….’

Not one of the congressional questioners brought up the glaringly important audio evidence that there were almost certainly two treasonous shooters, and maybe three. And no one pressed Cheatle on the point that we still do not know how many shell casings were found on the assassin’s roof or that we have credible video evidence that the FBI power washed that roof within days after.

The congressional questioners were exercised and highly critical of Cheatle but as the grandstanding droned on, it became apparent that they were exercised and angry because they knew the compromised Secret Service was a danger to them.

If only 3-5 casings were found on the assassin’s roof and as Cheatle claims only one round was fired by an SS sniper, what explains the other 3-5 rounds that were indubitably fired? And where did the nine bullets finally land? That is easy to figure out and should have been known the day after the treason, if not the day of. It’s obvious we are in the early stages of coverup. But why coverup unless you are guilty of something even more horrible than criminal negligence? Cheatle has already thrown herself under the bus, so can we conclude otherwise than the deep perps have even more to hide? ABN

Bumbling DEI Secret Service agent was in charge of rally security days prior

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Incompetence has always been cabal’s primary excuse for assassinations and misdeeds. Incompetence can explain and obfuscate anything. Thus, it should be considered that the deepest levels of DEI are not just graft, nepotism, and power aggrandizement, but also the establishment of an ongoing incompetence excuse for anything cabal does. Mind-control always works on many levels and provides many avenues of escape for top perps. Cheatle and Betty Crocker are throwaways. They will soak up a measure of public wrath and then be ushered off stage and forgotten. Consider Birx or Fauci or scores of other names. Like them, new throwaways will write bribery memoirs and retire as multimillionaires on laundered cash for services rendered. ABN