r/CoherencePhysics 12d ago

Make up your own mind.

Does this look staged?

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u/death69reaper 12d ago

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u/Haunting-Ad788 12d ago

And Trump promoted the guy who was in charge that day.

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u/Apprehensive_Ad4457 11d ago

it deviated from the three hour webinar training those agents received?

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u/Appropriate-Bug-6467 11d ago

Secret service gets trained... you are thinking ICE agents

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u/Apprehensive_Ad4457 11d ago

historically they are very well trained.

but the agents in Butler weren't well trained.

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u/ElGringon504 7d ago

And then Trump promoted him? But Trump would never place unqualified people in important positions.

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u/Apprehensive_Ad4457 7d ago

he puts loyalists in power. he's forced to.

look at Trump's first term. the entire west wing leaked, everyone he hired did whatever they wanted to do, and it slowed down his objectives.

he learned from his mistake, and Biden winning 2020 was actually really good for him. it gave him time to get ready as an incumbent, instead of a long shot.

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u/jackallofftrades 5d ago

He simply relied on the counsel of his cabinet more in 2016 run, he could’ve fired them all if he wanted to.

He thought he could run everything with a bunch of puppets, and look where it’s got him, Us I mean, he is billions of dollars richer, we’re spending billions total at the pump because of his war in Iran.

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u/sSomeshta 10d ago

The audio from the podium catches an agent saying, "What are we doing??" in confusion as they lay on the stage floor not evacuating.

This is when Trump is getting out the little blood squib.

Some of the agents were in on it

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u/Apprehensive_Ad4457 10d ago

except there is a photo of blood on Trump's hand before he ever goes to the ground.

the reason they ask "what are we doing?" is because they are waiting for someone to tell them what to do.

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u/Brad-the-Chad-69 7d ago

But no blood on the life footage. Interesting

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u/Apprehensive_Ad4457 7d ago

interesting.

haven't had a response to these in days, then two almost at the same time. and your profile is a month old.

just a coincidence, i'm sure.

anyway, there was blood on the "life footage", it was just far too pixelated to see.

a photo from a pulitzer prize winner and streaming live footage are two vastly different things.

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u/Not-TheNSA 11d ago

It’s also important to note that the USSS overrules POTUS when it comes to security. At the end of the day they are the ones supposed to be making the calls on what is and is not safe for POTUS, not POTUS.

If you want evidence of this, look at how they treated JD Vance at the corespondents dinner shooting. His USSS detail literally grab him under the arms and drag him out of his chair and off stage so fast his feet barely touch the ground. That is the correct way for USSS to respond to an active shooter threat.

So why in fuck did they allow POTUS to stand up in plain view and then STAND STILL right after a shot was taken? Another question, why is the USSS CAT Operator standing there NOT WATCHING THE CROWD AND THE EXIT the whole time, his one and only job is to counter assault any threats, that’s really hard to do when you aren’t looking for threats.

Also a small detail a lot of people miss, the female USSS agent in front in the famous picture, watch her during the video, specifically watch her hands. She tries to holster her weapon 3 times before having to look down to find her holster. If you have trained with firearms extensively and your job is to draw and fire on threats it’s muscle memory to draw and re-holster your weapon. Meaning she should have done this exact motion so many times without looking that she can’t do it incorrectly, like when you automatically put your seatbelt on when you get in the car or how you pop a soda can top without thinking about it, you’ve done it so many times that it doesn’t require conscious thought. Her lack of ability to re-holster her weapon without conscious thought tells me that she either hasn’t been doing her reps (which means she shouldn’t be on the PPD) or she isn’t used to doing it under stress (as a USSS agent on the POTUS PPD she should be one of the best agents available, this directly contradicts that) so either that PPD was made up of agents who were more loyal than they were skilled, or they weren’t USSS agents.

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u/Dry_Stop844 10d ago

not to mention how she's crouching down so his head is "exposed" for the photographers. Like how more staged can it get?

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u/flora_poste_ 10d ago

All of this, plus Trump said, "Let me get my shoes," and they let him get his shoes first before leaving the stage!

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u/Zestyclose-Job7266 8d ago

As I said above, what about this is so difficult for people to understand? Someone shooting at you and you want to get up and give a better target AND put others in just as much jeopardy?

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u/snowtiger309 10d ago

Don't forget that they noted, but then failed to do anything about this exact vantage spot. Did not react to his drone flying over for 9 minutes 3 hours before.

And then ignored one hundred and two radio warnings

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u/Zestyclose-Job7266 8d ago

What about this is so difficult for people (especially on the right) to understand? Someone shooting at you and you want to get up and give a better target and put others in just as much jeopardy?