The attempted assassination of Pres. Donald Trump will be endlessly analyzed in the coming years.  What is known right now?   Here are the facts.

On July 13th 2024 at 6:05 p.m., President Trump began to speak before a crowd in Butler, Pennsylvania.  At 6:11 p.m., Thomas Matthew Crooks would open fire from the roof of the AGR building located just out of the perimeter set up by the Secret Service.

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Since then, we’ve learned that the Secret Service were made aware of a suspicious individual ninety minutes before the shooting.  (4:26 p.m.)  Thomas Crooks was allowed to enter the venue with a bicycle, a backpack, a rangefinder and a rifle.  Crooks would also use a drone to survey the area (something law enforcement failed to do.)

If the official story is to be believed, the police and the Secret Service lost track of Crooks until 5:14 p.m.

5:14 p.m. A Secret-Service sharpshooter photographs the assassin.

Crooks is seen scoping out the area with a rangefinder.  On a cell-phone video, Crooks is seen wandering around the AGR building a half-hour before the shooting.

When questioned, Secret Service director Kimberly Cheatle explained that not all suspects are questioned.

At 6:05 p.m., Pres. Trump begins speaking.  A moment later, Thomas Crooks climbs aboard the AGR building, boosting himself over an air-conditioning unit.

6:08 p.m.  Onlookers begin screaming, warning the police about a gunman on the roof.   Two local policemen boost themselves up to the side of the building.  When seen, Crooks points his rifle at the man on top who falls off the roof’s edge.  The mainstream media claims that the counter-snipers view was blocked by trees; however, the second team had a clear view of the rifleman for two and half minutes and did not fire.

At 6:11 p.m., Crooks opens fire.  The first bullet, a near headshot misses, grazing Trump’s ear.   A turn of the head and a slight breeze saves the former President’s life.   The next two shots miss. Trump ducks down behind the podium.  A total of eight shots were fired before an ESU officer fires a shot at Crooks.  From the official version of the story, the tenth and last shot is from the Secret Service sniper team, killing Crooks.

This proves the following…

The second sniper team waited until the would-be assassin fired eight shots.  This is proof of a stand-down order.  Who was in charge of the Secret Service at the Butler rally?   While many are blaming this on negligence or the DEI agents, there are far more sinister implications.  When something surpasses gross negligence, it become deliberate.  The only conclusion:  those in high government wanted Trump assassinated.

Select members of the Secret Service did not act or try to defend President Trump.  This decision was ordered by those higher up.  Consider the timing.  Trump was nearly killed a few days before he was official nominated by the RNC and before his announcement of his running mate:  J.D. Vance.  No coincidence.

In nearby Pittsburg, on the same day, at the same time, First Lady Jill Biden spoke at a reception, taking the best of the Secret Service with her.  LINK  Additionally, VP Kamala Harris made a speech in Philadelphia.   Another coincidence, right?

Those in Congress are asking the wrong questions.  Who ordered the Secret Service to stand-down?  Former Secret Service director Kimberly Cheatle was close friends of the Bidens.  That should tell you something.  Trump’s enemies are in charge of protecting him.  Consequently, he was nearly killed on July 13th.

This points to the DNC itself.  Top Democrats saw the polls.  They knew Biden would lose and gave the order to do nothing if there was an attempt on Trump’s life.  Since then, they have forced Biden out of the race and replaced him with Kamala Harris.

Trump promises an investigation if elected.  If Democrats try to block it, that’s a good indication they know and are protecting those who tried to kill Donald Trump.

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