[Steve Van Doorn]

said, "how so many refuse to even consider looking deeper"

It's not that we're not looking deeper. We've gotten used to learning the deep states tactics. They use bad operatives to pitch a very wrong narrative which is easily dismissed by normies.

The attack was a set up.
The tower was out of the "protective boundary." Assuming the USSS counter snipers where not in on it. That alone should've been a huge red flag for them. I think they where either idiots or lack of experience. As in my brake down of the event here. USSS Sniper team two did take out the assassin. Team one and Three was blocked by trees.
https://freerepublic.com/focus/chat/4252265/posts?page=6#6

[Steve Van Doorn]

Clarification:
Why the USSS counter sniper teams was so close to one another questions their experience, intelligence or they where in on it.
Team One and team two was on buildings right next to one another. One of them SHOULD'VE been on the water tower. none of this would've happened. Though it was placed "out of the boundary"

[TianaHighrider]

Agree. I knew from the beginning, as did most people, It was definitely an inside job.