Biden’s Team Deliberately Kneecapped Trump’s Security To Allow An Assassination Attempt

The Federalist ^ | 07/16/2024 | Sean Davis

[SeekAndFind]

They kept the rooftop open, watched the shooter, kept Trump on the stage, and didn’t do a damn thing until after he had been shot. And we’re supposed to believe it was an innocent oopsie?

Nobody wants to hear this because of the implications, but oh well, because it needs to be said: Joe Biden’s security regime deliberately and with malice and forethought created the conditions that led to an attempted assassin shooting Donald Trump in the head. It is by the grace of God that he lived and our nation is not currently in the midst of a violent civil war.

They deliberately starved Trump’s security team of the resources it needed. And they did it repeatedly, over many weeks and months.

With Trump’s security detail understaffed, under-resourced, and stretched to its limits, Biden’s security regime reportedly diverted even more resources to a hastily planned Jill Biden event that just happened to be in the area.

Biden’s security regime then ordered the most obvious assassination perch in the entire area to remain outside the main security perimeter.

Furthermore, Biden’s Secret Service director ordered law enforcement and counter-snipers OFF the roof the assassin used.

If that weren’t enough, Biden’s security regime also refused to block the line of sight from the assassin’s perch to Trump’s location. When law enforcement radioed in a suspicious person using a laser range finder at the building and even took photos of him, nothing was done to detain the assassin.

The assassin was so obviously a threat that bystanders at the event begged law enforcement to stop him, but nothing happened. And even as snipers on the roof near Trump saw a gunman on the other roof, Biden’s security regime refused to have agents immediately surround Trump or remove him from the stage to protect him from being shot.

Given the lies and nonsense from both Biden’s Department of Homeland Security secretary and his Secret Service director, it’s increasingly difficult to believe this was just a series of independent mistakes (Secret Service director Kim Cheatle at one point this week claimed snipers couldn’t be on the roof because it was sloped and they might fall and hurt themselves). In contrast, when you look at the entire picture, what you see better resembles a deliberate plan to make Trump vulnerable but to appear at first glance to be just a couple of innocent mistakes.

And when you add in how little information we’ve been given about the shooter — apparently the only person on Earth not on the internet — you begin to wonder if maybe a group of people at a different three-letter agency might have been working on a parallel track to find and encourage people to take action against Trump at the very same time he was kept vulnerable by Biden’s regime.

We know this happens because the FBI did it with Gretchen Whitmer: It recruited and urged disturbed individuals to buy weapons and put together a plan to kidnap her. In that case, the FBI wanted a story it could use to slime right-wingers. So it created the story itself.

What happens when an agency like that, or maybe even another three-letter agency, decides instead that it’s had enough of Trump? Some former FBI employees might even call it an “insurance policy.”

So who was the shooter talking to in the hours, days, and weeks ahead of the event? Who was he meeting with? Did anyone suggest or nudge or urge him to go to the Trump rally in Butler? Did anyone suggest or point out to him the building he eventually used? Was he told at any time not to worry about security?

The FBI told us almost immediately that while it couldn’t open the assassin’s phone, it knew he acted alone. That’s kind of strange, when you think about it. They told us almost immediately that they identified him by DNA, despite him having no criminal record. They also said they found explosives in his car. Why didn’t they just identify him by his plates or registration or next of kin? That’s pretty weird, too.

At some point, you just have to say enough with the lies. We saw what they did with the Russia hoax. We saw the Kavanaugh hoax. We saw the Covid origin hoax. We saw the Ukraine hoax, the stolen election, the J6 op, and then the armed Mar-a-Lago raid and the myriad illegal cases against Trump.

They called him Hitler. They said he was an existential threat. They said he would destroy democracy. They said he was the most dangerous person on Earth. Then they denied him security. They kept the rooftop open. They watched the shooter and did nothing. They kept Trump on that stage. And they didn’t do a damn thing until after he had been shot in the head.

And we’re all supposed to believe it was just an innocent oopsie?

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Sean Davis is CEO and co-founder of The Federalist. He previously worked as an economic policy adviser to Gov. Rick Perry, as CFO of Daily Caller, and as chief investigator for Sen. Tom Coburn. He was named by The Hill as one of the top congressional staffers under the age of 35 for his role in spearheading the enactment of the law that created USASpending.gov. Sean received a BBA in finance from Texas Tech University and an MBA in finance and entrepreneurial management from the Wharton School.

[Labyrinthos]

I agree that the Deep State set the stage for the assassination attempt. But why use a 20 year old kid with no police or military experience, who was not good enough to make his high school rife team? On the other hand Crooks would have succeeded if not for Trump’s head twitch a split second before he was struck. Maybe Crooks had undergone Deep State training. Maybe he was promised big bucks to assassinate Trump and never thought that he wouldn’t survive to spend the money. Maybe a professional; “hitman” turned the job down because he knew it would be his last shot.

There no such thing as a coincidence, but if there are, the sheer number of SS errors and omissions points to only one conclusion — The Deep State tried to take Trump out.

[Bullish]

Sickening isn’t it? To have to watch all this and be helpless to see anything done about any of it? I have zero confidence in the republican party rinos.

[Who is John Galt?]

It's interesting to consider what the media coverage would look like, if Mr. Trump was in the White House and Mr. Biden had been wounded at the rally. I have no doubt that the media would be screaming that the President had foreknowledge of the attempted murder of his opponent - his refusal to surrender his party's nomination to a better qualified candidate, his comment that his opponent was going to have a bad week, and his declaration that his opponent would be challenged as never before, all suggest he expected his opponent to soon exit the race. And the gaping holes in rally security, coincident with a one-in-a-million assassination attempt, would be attributed to intent, rather than mere happenstance. The media would be demanding the President's resignation or immediate impeachment...

[DSH]

IOW, suspend all common sense, rational thinking and logic.

Well, like most Boomercons, that's what this old dude has to do in order to blind himself to the reality that the country he thinks he lives in doesn't exist anymore.

He's one of them ever-hopeful "It's Morning Again in America" types when, in truth, it's about Five Minutes to Midnight.

Many such cases.

[fuzzylogic]

“created the conditions that led to an attempted assassin shooting”

It had to be more than that. Just having a vulnerability means nothing if nobody exploits it. That somebody was ready to exploit it implies a far more sinister plan.

Just being lax with security isn’t inherently a “plan to commit an assassination”. This was, the shooter had to know where and when.

[griffin]

Be more sensative.

They are FBI DEI hires here to protect us and doing the best job they are capable of.

[Colt1851Navy]

Was the incident commander in Washington, DC, or maybe Washington State, or Miami?

[butterdezillion]

Do you remember when he said that? I and a bunch of other people have been trying to find it.

He did tell George Stephanopoulos in an interview that he didn’t need to worry about trying to beat Trump this time in spite of low poll numbers because Trump was very soon going to be “challenged” in a way he’d never been challenged before.

Is that what you’re remembering, or was there a time you remember when Biden specifically mentioned Trump having a bad week coming up?

[cgbg]

A tidbit from the JFK assassination.

The reason Jack Ruby agreed to kill Oswald is that Ruby was assured by his (mob/CIA) handlers that LBJ would wait a year or two and then pardon him.

While in captivity Ruby kept saying he wanted to go to DC and talk to LBJ. While it sounded like the ranting of a crazy person it was not—he believed LBJ would pardon him if reminded of the “deal”.

[butterdezillion]

Great idea.

And do the same for Maxine Waters and a bunch of others too. The founder of LinkedIn, etc.

[AnthonySoprano]

I’m going by what’s being reported. Of course, you could be right.

[Ragnar54]

There is more to this. Back before my unfortunate boating accident, I used to engage in target practice (oh how I miss my guns!). Like most mere mortals with no professional experience, I considered 100 yards (never mind 150!) to be a long distance shot, with a low percentage of hits. It beggars belief that the FJB regime would go to so much trouble and have everything depend on a shot from a non-professional.

Perhaps Crooks was dead before the assassination attempt and there was a pro who took the shot. There was a picture of Crooks with dried (too dry?) blood on his body. Once enough people had seen him walking around with a rifle, he was no longer needed except as a corpse. A pro would have been able to access and leave the roof without attracting attention. Perhaps the pro was a member of the Secret Service team in the building. How many times has such a scenario been depicted in a Bond film? How many members of the Secret Service were in on this?

[butterdezillion]

What we were first hearing about Crooks suggested that he had a psychological profile that would make him vulnerable to MK Ultra conditioning to make him an assassin.

One of the platforms use for grooming is Discord, which is intended for communications for gamers, but the platform company actually collects data and sells it, sometimes to groomers, sometimes (probably) to law enforcement or Deep State entities.

Crooks was a gamer and had an account which has since been removed so that 8chan autists, for instance, would not be able to get access to his messages; only the FBI can get that access, unless (possibly) somebody knows the name of somebody who was conversing with him, in which case his messages may still be able to be seen through that person’s account.

The company says that he didn’t have any communications in the last several months and his messages don’t show him giving political opinions or arranging an assassination. They don’t say how frequently or with whom he conversed before he stopped communicating. Deep State data-mining of user accounts on Discord could be used to locate young people who have the psychological characteristics that would make them vulnerable to psychological manipulation by evoking multiple personalities or by using microwave “voices in their head”. This is how MK Ultra manufactures assassins.

The MK Ultra “coach” could easily pose as another gamer, strike up conversations with somebody they had pre-identified as vulnerable, and set up offline contacts.

Like you say, it is hard to find assassins for some of the high-profile hit jobs because people don’t want to die in the middle of it. A naive, brainwash-able young guy who was not known as a good markster, who was isolated, who had been bullied so was emotionally vulnerable, had a mostly amoral upbringing, etc is ideal for the job, and Discord is the ideal place to find such a person.

Crooks’ dad had a bunch of firearms and they had memberships in a shooting club. If Crooks suddenly gave up his gaming communications it could be because his new “friend” was having him practice at the range just like he did Saturday morning.

[JimRed]

...To Allow An Assassination Attempt

To ALLOW it, or to ATTEMPT it?

[JimRed]

...To Allow An Assassination Attempt

To ALLOW it, or to ATTEMPT it?

[butterdezillion]

lol.

Sort of like the FBI guys in khakis all looking the same.

They sort of stand out a little bit here...

[stockpirate]

Leep in mind that Biden said last week that Trump will have a bad week next week.

[Georgia Girl 2]

There really is no other rational conclusion. Nobody is that incompetent..

[stockpirate]

All except 3 of the agents were on Trumps crew that day. Everyone else were tep replacements

[griffin]

Zactly! LOL!