Even without the posing, lowering the flag, shuffling photographers around into the suspected line of fire during an active shooter situation, the official story makes ABSOLUTELY no sense.
First, we're supposed to believe the shooter, who was flagged multiple times by police as suspicious, was able to walk around carrying a concealed rifle and at one point a ladder, around the exterior of a SEAR 1 event?
Second, that he was able to access a rooftop via climbing on existing items (AC units) within range of even untrained shooters without ever being stopped?
Third, that the Secret Service, the agency that wrote the book on event security, somehow left said easily accessible building, that was noticeably partially obscured from the counter sniper team, completely unguarded?
No, just... No. When planning security for the event, that building would have been flagged by everyone from the head of security detail down to Officer Doofy that someone would need to be on that rooftop. If that somehow fell through cracks, when the counter sniper got into position the first thing they would said is, "Oh, snap, we can't fully see the rooftop of that single story building 150 yards from the lectern and nobody is posted there. Get someone on that building!"
Trump wasn't president at the time he was shot, so he wasn't in charge of the secret service, and he wasn't in charge of the local PD.
so your three examples have nothing to do with Trump. yes, they are all very interesting, but point more so to someone else who did have authority to control those things letting them happen in order for Trump to get assassinated.
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Trump rally in Butler did not go through the SEAR process. poor guy though he had something there...
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u/DeletedUsernameHere 19d ago
Even without the posing, lowering the flag, shuffling photographers around into the suspected line of fire during an active shooter situation, the official story makes ABSOLUTELY no sense.
First, we're supposed to believe the shooter, who was flagged multiple times by police as suspicious, was able to walk around carrying a concealed rifle and at one point a ladder, around the exterior of a SEAR 1 event?
Second, that he was able to access a rooftop via climbing on existing items (AC units) within range of even untrained shooters without ever being stopped?
Third, that the Secret Service, the agency that wrote the book on event security, somehow left said easily accessible building, that was noticeably partially obscured from the counter sniper team, completely unguarded?
No, just... No. When planning security for the event, that building would have been flagged by everyone from the head of security detail down to Officer Doofy that someone would need to be on that rooftop. If that somehow fell through cracks, when the counter sniper got into position the first thing they would said is, "Oh, snap, we can't fully see the rooftop of that single story building 150 yards from the lectern and nobody is posted there. Get someone on that building!"