[Political Junkie Too]

I just quickly perused the thread (now that I'm back) and I have a few observations to make:

1. This looks professional, or a professional got a dupe to do it (ANTIFA thug like Oswald?).

2. The area was obviously cased ahead of time to find the optimal position that had line-of-sight to the stage. I don't think that a common ANTIFA thug with a skateboard and hoodie would have the wherewithal do that.

3. The first shot was almost a bulls-eye from a long distance. That's the work of a trained sniper. That person's probable mistake was in not taking the wind into consideration.

4. There are reports of multiple shots after the first one rang out. A professional would not panic-shoot like that. If the first one missed, they'd immediately execute their exit plan.

5. The Secret Service failed to scout the location and secure all line-of-sight locations that might be potential threats.

6. Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas must appear before Congress on Monday to not just tell the People what he knows so far, but he must also commit to a future date to appear again to give Congress an update.

-PJ

[Texan4Life]

Oliver Alexander:

I cannot understand how the Secret Service snipers on this rooftop just 430ft from the shooter did not notice him climbing into position on the roof.

The Secret Service rooftop is slightly more elevated than the shooter’s rooftop. They should have at least been able to see something.

https://x.com/OAlexanderDK/status/1812279533959000160

[Jane Long]

1) Yep ... I wondered MK Ultra, earlier.

2) Exactly. And, why wasn’t SS on that perfect line-of-sight rooftop location?

3) The wind, and, not anticipating Pres Trump to turn to look at the jumbotron graphic, at the exact second.

4, 5 and 6 ... AGREE, AGREE and AGREE.

Great observations, all!