The Failure of the Secret Service
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Re: The Failure of the Secret Service
by Calypso Jones Sat Jul 20, 2024 1:15 pm
RV wrote:Calypso Jones wrote:Shooters rifle purchased @11 years ago by his father.
https://www.cbsnews.com/live-updates/trump-shooting-statement-joe-biden-updates/#post-update-c0d7a356
there'll be a different story tomorrow.
Yeah, I have LOTS of questions about that whole thing. For example: Was the rifle given to Thomas by his folks or was it stolen? If the rifle was given to Thomas, what culpability do the parents have for giving a rifle to a mentally unstable son? Why on earth would you give a mentally unstable Son a rifle in the first place? Was Thomas seeing a mental health professional or taking any kind of mental health medicines? Did the parents know that their Son was building explosives in their home and if not, why not? Did the Father teach the Son how to build explosives and if so, why? Was Thomas working or were the parents supporting him financially? If Thomas was working, where at and did the employer see any peculiarities in their employee? How many jobs had Thomas had?
'shooter' had a backpack, those aren't allowed in the venue...how'd he get it in? 3 encrypted accounts overseas? CIA says they can't get into them? LOLOLOL
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Re: The Failure of the Secret Service
by RV Sat Jul 20, 2024 1:18 pm
Calypso Jones wrote:RV wrote:Calypso Jones wrote:Shooters rifle purchased @11 years ago by his father.
https://www.cbsnews.com/live-updates/trump-shooting-statement-joe-biden-updates/#post-update-c0d7a356
there'll be a different story tomorrow.
Yeah, I have LOTS of questions about that whole thing. For example: Was the rifle given to Thomas by his folks or was it stolen? If the rifle was given to Thomas, what culpability do the parents have for giving a rifle to a mentally unstable son? Why on earth would you give a mentally unstable Son a rifle in the first place? Was Thomas seeing a mental health professional or taking any kind of mental health medicines? Did the parents know that their Son was building explosives in their home and if not, why not? Did the Father teach the Son how to build explosives and if so, why? Was Thomas working or were the parents supporting him financially? If Thomas was working, where at and did the employer see any peculiarities in their employee? How many jobs had Thomas had?
'shooter' had a backpack, those aren't allowed in the venue...how'd he get it in? 3 encrypted accounts overseas? CIA says they can't get into them? LOLOLOL
Coincidentally, Bribem has multiple accounts overseas as well as multiple "anonymous" email accounts as well...
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Re: The Failure of the Secret Service
by Calypso Jones Sat Jul 20, 2024 9:12 pm
SS and CIA, even the FIB is supposed to be the premier law enforcement, national security and protective agencies in the world...and they trade off agents with other departments that don't have the same alleged training as the SS.....well that is not acceptable is it. Now the rest of the world knows and i'm talking about our enemies. They probably knew it before we did.
Farming out other department agents for work that they are clearly not qualified for...'what do we do now' work... Is KEYSTONE COP level.
Farming out other department agents for work that they are clearly not qualified for...'what do we do now' work... Is KEYSTONE COP level.
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Re: The Failure of the Secret Service
by Calypso Jones Sat Jul 20, 2024 9:13 pm
Gonna have a big ole bullseye on her back so she doesn't talk...she looks like a talker.
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Re: The Failure of the Secret Service
by Calypso Jones Sat Jul 20, 2024 9:17 pm
Photo: 3 short fat melissa mccarthy ss women surrounding Trump as he gets into car to the hospital.
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i'll take toxic masulinity over this shitshow any day of the week? how about you?
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Re: The Failure of the Secret Service
by hurricanehook Sat Jul 20, 2024 9:27 pm
I can't wait till Congress fries her on Monday.Calypso Jones wrote:
Gonna have a big ole bullseye on her back so she doesn't talk...she looks like a talker.
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Re: The Failure of the Secret Service
by hurricanehook Sat Jul 20, 2024 9:28 pm
Calypso Jones wrote:
That's good!
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Re: The Failure of the Secret Service
by HawkTheSlayer Sat Jul 20, 2024 9:32 pm
I heard of "when pigs fly" , now cows are trying to steal their thunder.
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Re: The Failure of the Secret Service
by Calypso Jones Sat Jul 20, 2024 10:09 pm
Failure...or something else.
All these factors considered, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to see this as a just a series of bumbling errors. On the contrary, they begin to resemble a deliberate plan to render Trump vulnerable while appearing to be mistakes.
Add to all this the humiliating spectacle of female agents of the DEI-weakened Secret Service on the scene of the vehicle into which Trump was hustled, fumbling ineptly with their weapons and sunglasses, and generally exuding uncertainty and panic rather than calm and efficiency.
Secret Service director Kimberly Cheatle, who had elevated “diversity” to one of the top priorities of the organization, offered this jaw-dropping explanation for the decision to leave the roof unguarded: “That building in particular has a sloped roof at its highest point. And so, you know, there’s a safety factor that would be considered there that we wouldn’t want to put somebody up on a sloped roof,” she said.
One look at the roof belies this ridiculous excuse. The angle of the slope can’t be more than, say, 5-10 degrees. Law enforcement officers who were photographed standing over the shooter’s dead body afterward clearly have no difficulty balancing. And agents were stationed on nearby rooftops that had slopes of greater angles than the one on which the shooter lay. Cheatle’s justification for leaving the roof unguarded is so unconvincing that one can only assume she is either shockingly dense or lying.
In a television interview with ABC on Monday, Cheatle appeared to accept full responsibility for the security debacle, declaring that “the buck stops with me”; and yet in the face of a veritable tsunami of calls for her resignation, she vowed “to stay on” and failed to even make a report to the public. Instead of firing her, Homeland Security chief Alejandro Mayorkas, her boss, stated that his “confidence in Kim is 100 percent.” To stonewall the public on the worst security lapse in 40 years raises even more questions rather than resolving them.
Hanlon’s Razor is a concept that warns us never to attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity, although Hanlon misgauged just how evenly distributed malice and stupidity are when it comes to politics. In this instance, the mountain of Secret Service incompetence is so enormous that it strains credulity to accept it as mere stupidity. Considering the reach of the Deep State, the virulent hatred for Donald Trump that suffuses the Left, the Democrats’ history of obsessive attempts to subvert his first presidency and to derail a second term, and the Left’s unrestrained lust for power, it’s far from unreasonable to suspect foul play.
If the assassination attempt on Trump is the result more of malice than stupidity, then where does that buck stop? Who is the most likely candidate to have green-lit the security failures leading to Trump being shot, and possibly even given the go-ahead to the shooter himself? Some in the media are still pretending that the shooter’s motive is unclear; would it be too on-the-nose to suggest that perhaps eliminating the presidential candidate who is crushing the incumbent Biden was the motive? An unstoppable juggernaut of a candidate whom even Democrats were beginning to concede could not lose in November? Hey, we’re just asking questions. But the only person with the answers by her own admission – the head of the Secret Service – is not answering.
Now ask yourself, cui bono? Who benefits most from Trump being removed from the picture? The entire Democrat Party, sure, but who would have the power to authorize such a nefarious scheme? A Deep State operative in one of the alphabet agencies? One of the puppet masters pulling decrepit Joe Biden’s strings? What about the Biden crime family itself? Who would benefit more than Trump’s corrupt, floundering opponent Joe? Or perhaps wife Jill, who is determined to keep her husband in the Oval Office no matter what? Perhaps even their convicted-felon son Hunter, whose fortunes (and a presidential pardon) are directly tied to Dad’s?
Hey, we’re just asking questions.
https://www.frontpagemag.com/whodunnit/
All these factors considered, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to see this as a just a series of bumbling errors. On the contrary, they begin to resemble a deliberate plan to render Trump vulnerable while appearing to be mistakes.
Add to all this the humiliating spectacle of female agents of the DEI-weakened Secret Service on the scene of the vehicle into which Trump was hustled, fumbling ineptly with their weapons and sunglasses, and generally exuding uncertainty and panic rather than calm and efficiency.
Secret Service director Kimberly Cheatle, who had elevated “diversity” to one of the top priorities of the organization, offered this jaw-dropping explanation for the decision to leave the roof unguarded: “That building in particular has a sloped roof at its highest point. And so, you know, there’s a safety factor that would be considered there that we wouldn’t want to put somebody up on a sloped roof,” she said.
One look at the roof belies this ridiculous excuse. The angle of the slope can’t be more than, say, 5-10 degrees. Law enforcement officers who were photographed standing over the shooter’s dead body afterward clearly have no difficulty balancing. And agents were stationed on nearby rooftops that had slopes of greater angles than the one on which the shooter lay. Cheatle’s justification for leaving the roof unguarded is so unconvincing that one can only assume she is either shockingly dense or lying.
In a television interview with ABC on Monday, Cheatle appeared to accept full responsibility for the security debacle, declaring that “the buck stops with me”; and yet in the face of a veritable tsunami of calls for her resignation, she vowed “to stay on” and failed to even make a report to the public. Instead of firing her, Homeland Security chief Alejandro Mayorkas, her boss, stated that his “confidence in Kim is 100 percent.” To stonewall the public on the worst security lapse in 40 years raises even more questions rather than resolving them.
Hanlon’s Razor is a concept that warns us never to attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity, although Hanlon misgauged just how evenly distributed malice and stupidity are when it comes to politics. In this instance, the mountain of Secret Service incompetence is so enormous that it strains credulity to accept it as mere stupidity. Considering the reach of the Deep State, the virulent hatred for Donald Trump that suffuses the Left, the Democrats’ history of obsessive attempts to subvert his first presidency and to derail a second term, and the Left’s unrestrained lust for power, it’s far from unreasonable to suspect foul play.
If the assassination attempt on Trump is the result more of malice than stupidity, then where does that buck stop? Who is the most likely candidate to have green-lit the security failures leading to Trump being shot, and possibly even given the go-ahead to the shooter himself? Some in the media are still pretending that the shooter’s motive is unclear; would it be too on-the-nose to suggest that perhaps eliminating the presidential candidate who is crushing the incumbent Biden was the motive? An unstoppable juggernaut of a candidate whom even Democrats were beginning to concede could not lose in November? Hey, we’re just asking questions. But the only person with the answers by her own admission – the head of the Secret Service – is not answering.
Now ask yourself, cui bono? Who benefits most from Trump being removed from the picture? The entire Democrat Party, sure, but who would have the power to authorize such a nefarious scheme? A Deep State operative in one of the alphabet agencies? One of the puppet masters pulling decrepit Joe Biden’s strings? What about the Biden crime family itself? Who would benefit more than Trump’s corrupt, floundering opponent Joe? Or perhaps wife Jill, who is determined to keep her husband in the Oval Office no matter what? Perhaps even their convicted-felon son Hunter, whose fortunes (and a presidential pardon) are directly tied to Dad’s?
Hey, we’re just asking questions.
https://www.frontpagemag.com/whodunnit/
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