Martin Armstrong: Was The State Police That Got The Assassin - Not The Secret Service? Hmm!!!
Was The State Police That Got The Assassin - Not The Secret Service? Hmmm!!! | Armstrong Economics
Let’s get something straight here. There is absolutely NOTHING that comes out of the mouth of Attorney General Merrick Garland that I would ever regard as truth. He said he “will bring every available resource to bear to this investigation.” Like they did on Hillary lying to the FBI and classified documents on her server that were higher than TOP SECRET. Garland claimed: “My heart is with the former President, those injured, and the family of the spectator killed in this horrific attack.” I do not believe he has a heart, and he has launched all the criminal cases against Trump because he, too, has links with family heritage, claiming the Russians persecuted his family. Garland added: “We will not tolerate violence of any kind, and violence like this is an attack on our democracy.” Hm.
I thought Trump even being on the ballot and running was an attack on our Democracy, according to the Democrats. Then, allowing illegal aliens to vote is not a threat to our Democracy? So, let me get this straight: They wanted to remove Trump’s Secret Service protection. Were they there in appearance only? I guess Smith will head that investigation as well. Congress should appoint an independent investigative team because I am not sure Garland has clean hands. The Secret Service is under the Department of Homeland Security that protects our border. Hm?
I have a serious question. It appears that the Secret Service was NOT only absent from the press conference but, from the photos I have seen, that the Pennsylvania police took down the assassin—not the Secret Service. This is the biggest security failure in the Secret Service’s entire history. The roof on which the assassin was located was less than 150 meters (yards) from where Trump was speaking. That is a distance from which a decent marksman could reasonably hit a human-sized target. Let’s be very clear here. That distance of 150 meters is a distance at which U.S. Army recruits MUST hit a scaled human-sized silhouette to qualify with the M16 assault rifle in basic training. The AR-15 is a semi-automatic civilian version of the military M16. This could have been an easy shot, but it looks like people sadly also got in the way. This 20-year-old kid was not a marksman – a pro could have taken Trump out with one shot at that distance.
It is very suspicious that the Secret Service didn’t have anybody at a late-night news conference where FBI and Pennsylvania State Police officials briefed reporters on the shooting investigation. FBI Special Agent in Charge Kevin Rojek said it was “surprising” that the gunman was able to fire at the stage before he was killed. How was this possible? According to two law enforcement officials, members of the Secret Service’s counter-sniper team and counter-assault team were THERE. They never responded?
The question has to be why the marksman missed.