Up to now, it’s all been us “deplorables” saying it. We who are easily swayed and attracted to “conspiracy theories.” But who will say that of Mark Steyn?
Ryan Wesley Routh got to within three-to-five hundred yards of Trump. From the corrupt G-men of the FBI:
The FBI has responded to West Palm Beach Florida and is investigating what appears to be an attempted assassination of former President Trump.
The alleged perp is said to have been “known” to the FBI, and, even more bizarrely, was favourably profiled in The New York Times last year for his efforts to organise a grand convergence of the Pentagon’s wars without end by recruiting Afghans to fight in Ukraine. Curious.
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My own line on failed assassinations is that of the IRA taunting Mrs Thatcher after the Brighton bombing: You have to be lucky every time; we only have to be lucky once.
In the last two months, Trump has been lucky twice. There are another two months to go: can he be lucky thrice? Four times?
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The Secret Service failures in Florida are as crude and obvious as they were in Pennsylvania which means that, in the words of my former GB News colleague Neil Oliver, this is happening because they want it to happen. They want Trump to die, and they are willing to create the necessary conditions.
At this time, Donald Trump is the only obstacle to the Leftist / globalist alliance. They will move heaven and earth if they must to get him out of the way – and so great is his popularity and his self-evident determination to soldier on that nothing will serve but his death.
There will be further attempts on Trump’s life. There may be attempts on Melania or other members of the Trump family, as an intimidation ploy. Nor will Trump’s return to the White House put an end to them.
“Graph it out, man!” – Tucker Carlson
Stay tuned.
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My greatest fear is that the next try will be attempted by someone with knowledge and skill. So far its been amateur hour. At some point I fear they will send in a professional.
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That’s a legitimate fear, but remember: to maintain deniability, the assassin must look like an amateur. He cannot have too much of a background, or any ties to any portion of the government. Such persons are few and don’t come cheap. Moreover, they value their own lives quite a lot.
Along the same line of thought – and one that keeps coming back to me – is the single individual in a position of trust who has come to believe that betraying that trust and achieving that is desired by many is worth sacrificing their own life.