Jack Bauer said:
Sorry, not sorry. This is the truth.
These 2 small women couldn't stop anyone from hurting the President...
But they have the sunglasses…
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Lefts reply to Amber Rose:
Democratic strategist Van Jones said Monday that model and rapper Amber Rose's speech was "the most effective" of Day 1 of the Republican National Convention and therefore could be "the most dangerous" for Democrats in this election cycle.
"That was probably the most dangerous speech for the Democratic coalition," Jones said Monday evening on CNN. "That is a young woman of color. She is describing the experience that a lot of people have feeling that maybe, if you're around too many liberals, you might get criticized too much or you might not be able to speak your mind, and she spoke to it really well."
"And she's way more famous than any of us up here I'm going to tell you that way more famous. And so to the extent that these guys are trying to bust up our coalition, that was a bunker buster right there," Jones, a CNN commentator, said.
https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/4774658-van-jones-amber-rose-republican-national-convention-speech-2024/
Democratic strategist Van Jones said Monday that model and rapper Amber Rose's speech was "the most effective" of Day 1 of the Republican National Convention and therefore could be "the most dangerous" for Democrats in this election cycle.
"That was probably the most dangerous speech for the Democratic coalition," Jones said Monday evening on CNN. "That is a young woman of color. She is describing the experience that a lot of people have feeling that maybe, if you're around too many liberals, you might get criticized too much or you might not be able to speak your mind, and she spoke to it really well."
"And she's way more famous than any of us up here I'm going to tell you that way more famous. And so to the extent that these guys are trying to bust up our coalition, that was a bunker buster right there," Jones, a CNN commentator, said.
https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/4774658-van-jones-amber-rose-republican-national-convention-speech-2024/
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nein51 said:KaiBear said:nein51 said:KaiBear said:nein51 said:KaiBear said:
How did the shooter KNOW there would be a ladder available at this building ?
Come on people.
He brought it with him.
So this goofus brings a ladder and a rifle and magically knows the security parameter depth, along with which building would provide the easy 130 yard shot .
And he did this all completely unaided
Of course, who could possibly doubt it ?
Sure man, I'm running a 2 for 1 special on tin foil hats. Let me know how many you need.
Well this clever response certainly explains all the questions involved on the attempted murder of an ex president.
Never attribute to malice that which can be attributed to stupidity or incompetence.
American history does not support such naivety.
thats a 2/12 pitch roof.. Joe Biden could walk up there without issue.Jack Bauer said:Sloped? Roofers, contractors walk on larger inclines everyday.boognish_bear said:
WTH??Guys, stop bashing Kim Cheatle: she totally thought about putting snipers on that roof, but it’s a sloped roof, so she didn’t want anyone to slip and fall, okay? SAFETY FIRST! https://t.co/5m19A3lnF1 pic.twitter.com/K1Z8s5hxFJ
— Peachy Keenan (@KeenanPeachy) July 16, 2024Gosh, what a scary slope. Must be at least 5 degrees. pic.twitter.com/R8WkBdFruk
— Billboard Chris 🇨🇦🇺🇸 (@BillboardChris) July 16, 2024So she puts them on a roof with a greater slope than that one?
— Jason Robertson (@JRobFromMN) July 16, 2024
I call Bullsh*t pic.twitter.com/ZHLXyDpps1
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Dem surrogates have wanted Trump dead for a long time.
'put a bullseye on him'
This is not a difficult analysis.
'put a bullseye on him'
This is not a difficult analysis.
Maybe I'm to old....but I had never heard of Amber Rose before last night...Assassin said:
"And she's way more famous than any of us up here I'm going to tell you that way more famous. And so to the extent that these guys are trying to bust up our coalition, that was a bunker buster right there," Jones, a CNN commentator, said.
That is why there are 3 small women there.Jack Bauer said:
Sorry, not sorry. This is the truth.
These 2 small women couldn't stop anyone from hurting the President...
don't overthink it.KaiBear said:nein51 said:KaiBear said:nein51 said:KaiBear said:
How did the shooter KNOW there would be a ladder available at this building ?
Come on people.
He brought it with him.
So this goofus brings a ladder and a rifle and magically knows the security parameter depth, along with which building would provide the easy 130 yard shot .
And he did this all completely unaided
Of course, who could possibly doubt it ?
Sure man, I'm running a 2 for 1 special on tin foil hats. Let me know how many you need.
Well this clever response certainly explains all the questions involved on the attempted murder of an ex president.
The building the sniper used was the obvious (i.e. only) choice for a sniper to use within practical ranges of the stage. I suspect we will see the following:
-a) the Secret Service site survey will have acknowledged that the building was a threat, but did not assess it needed to be inside the SS controlled perimeter. (bad decision).
-b) placing the building outside of the SS perimeter delegated defense of the building to local LE.
-c) SS did not mandate how the LE perimeter (the building) was to be defended.
-d) local LE did an inadequate survey of its own area.
-e) local LE assumed that occupying the inside of the building as its HQ was tantamount to defense of the entire building.
-f) ergo local LE did not station officers on the roof (assuming occupancy of the building = occupancy of the roof.)
Resource constraints could have significantly impacted analysis involved in step A. SS could have made that template work IF it had mandated protocols inside the local LE area (i.e. demanding a police presence on the rooftop). ONE COP WITH A SIDEARM on that roof and the situation totally changes. Either the shooter sees the deterrence and withdraws, or initiates a firefight to seize the position. In the latter scenario, the firefight itself illuminates the threat and Trump is whisked away safely.
*inadequate site survey
*inadequate site plan
*inadequate supervision of areas/responsibilities delegated to local LE
It was a multi-step failure. But just one cop sitting on the roof of that building would have saved the day.
Donald Trump Jr. says he doesn’t want to push conspiracies, but has a lot of questions surrounding the attempt to assassinate his father:
— The Recount (@therecount) July 16, 2024
“Doesn’t happen without, you know, a serious breach of something. It’s an impossibility … It does not happen. It does not happen.” pic.twitter.com/JQgnkON8CU
Keep an eye on this one:
The SWAT team in the building was supposed to be on the roof but decided to go inside and look out the windows because it was hot. This was a local SWAT team, not SS. The SS sniper had to confirm the shooter wasn't SWAT because he was where they were supposed to be.
— Tim Molina (@TimMolina11) July 16, 2024
whiterock said:don't overthink it.KaiBear said:nein51 said:KaiBear said:nein51 said:KaiBear said:
How did the shooter KNOW there would be a ladder available at this building ?
Come on people.
He brought it with him.
So this goofus brings a ladder and a rifle and magically knows the security parameter depth, along with which building would provide the easy 130 yard shot .
And he did this all completely unaided
Of course, who could possibly doubt it ?
Sure man, I'm running a 2 for 1 special on tin foil hats. Let me know how many you need.
Well this clever response certainly explains all the questions involved on the attempted murder of an ex president.
The building the sniper used was the obvious (i.e. only) choice for a sniper to use within practical ranges of the stage. I suspect we will see the following:
-a) the Secret Service site survey will have acknowledged that the building was a threat, but did not assess it needed to be inside the SS controlled perimeter. (bad decision).
-b) placing the building outside of the SS perimeter delegated defense of the building to local LE.
-c) SS did not mandate how the LE perimeter (the building) was to be defended.
-d) local LE did an inadequate survey of its own area.
-e) local LE assumed that occupying the inside of the building as its HQ was tantamount to defense of the entire building.
-f) ergo local LE did not station officers on the roof (assuming occupancy of the building = occupancy of the roof.)
Resource constraints could have significantly impacted analysis involved in step A. SS could have made that template work IF it had mandated protocols inside the local LE area (i.e. demanding a police presence on the rooftop). ONE COP WITH A SIDEARM on that roof and the situation totally changes. Either the shooter sees the deterrence and withdraws, or initiates a firefight to seize the position. In the latter scenario, the firefight itself illuminates the threat and Trump is whisked away safely.
*inadequate site survey
*inadequate site plan
*inadequate supervision of areas/responsibilities delegated to local LE
It was a multi-step failure. But just one cop sitting on the roof of that building would have saved the day.
Let's not overthink this in either direction.
Raid Trumps house with the FBI.
Adjust state laws to sue Trump for nothing.
Retroactively inflate state laws to illegally convict Trump
' put a bullseye on him '
From the President of the United States
KaiBear said:whiterock said:don't overthink it.KaiBear said:nein51 said:KaiBear said:nein51 said:KaiBear said:
How did the shooter KNOW there would be a ladder available at this building ?
Come on people.
He brought it with him.
So this goofus brings a ladder and a rifle and magically knows the security parameter depth, along with which building would provide the easy 130 yard shot .
And he did this all completely unaided
Of course, who could possibly doubt it ?
Sure man, I'm running a 2 for 1 special on tin foil hats. Let me know how many you need.
Well this clever response certainly explains all the questions involved on the attempted murder of an ex president.
The building the sniper used was the obvious (i.e. only) choice for a sniper to use within practical ranges of the stage. I suspect we will see the following:
-a) the Secret Service site survey will have acknowledged that the building was a threat, but did not assess it needed to be inside the SS controlled perimeter. (bad decision).
-b) placing the building outside of the SS perimeter delegated defense of the building to local LE.
-c) SS did not mandate how the LE perimeter (the building) was to be defended.
-d) local LE did an inadequate survey of its own area.
-e) local LE assumed that occupying the inside of the building as its HQ was tantamount to defense of the entire building.
-f) ergo local LE did not station officers on the roof (assuming occupancy of the building = occupancy of the roof.)
Resource constraints could have significantly impacted analysis involved in step A. SS could have made that template work IF it had mandated protocols inside the local LE area (i.e. demanding a police presence on the rooftop). ONE COP WITH A SIDEARM on that roof and the situation totally changes. Either the shooter sees the deterrence and withdraws, or initiates a firefight to seize the position. In the latter scenario, the firefight itself illuminates the threat and Trump is whisked away safely.
*inadequate site survey
*inadequate site plan
*inadequate supervision of areas/responsibilities delegated to local LE
It was a multi-step failure. But just one cop sitting on the roof of that building would have saved the day.
Let's not overthink this in either direction.
Raid Trumps house with the FBI.
Adjust state laws to sue Trump for nothing.
Retroactively inflate state laws to illegally convict Trump
' put a bullseye on him '
From the President of the United States
Shooter had assistance.
I am starting to think you have a point. He had NO social media footprint, nothing on his phone and nothing to indicate motive. The guy was a ghost?KaiBear said:KaiBear said:whiterock said:don't overthink it.KaiBear said:nein51 said:KaiBear said:nein51 said:KaiBear said:
How did the shooter KNOW there would be a ladder available at this building ?
Come on people.
He brought it with him.
So this goofus brings a ladder and a rifle and magically knows the security parameter depth, along with which building would provide the easy 130 yard shot .
And he did this all completely unaided
Of course, who could possibly doubt it ?
Sure man, I'm running a 2 for 1 special on tin foil hats. Let me know how many you need.
Well this clever response certainly explains all the questions involved on the attempted murder of an ex president.
The building the sniper used was the obvious (i.e. only) choice for a sniper to use within practical ranges of the stage. I suspect we will see the following:
-a) the Secret Service site survey will have acknowledged that the building was a threat, but did not assess it needed to be inside the SS controlled perimeter. (bad decision).
-b) placing the building outside of the SS perimeter delegated defense of the building to local LE.
-c) SS did not mandate how the LE perimeter (the building) was to be defended.
-d) local LE did an inadequate survey of its own area.
-e) local LE assumed that occupying the inside of the building as its HQ was tantamount to defense of the entire building.
-f) ergo local LE did not station officers on the roof (assuming occupancy of the building = occupancy of the roof.)
Resource constraints could have significantly impacted analysis involved in step A. SS could have made that template work IF it had mandated protocols inside the local LE area (i.e. demanding a police presence on the rooftop). ONE COP WITH A SIDEARM on that roof and the situation totally changes. Either the shooter sees the deterrence and withdraws, or initiates a firefight to seize the position. In the latter scenario, the firefight itself illuminates the threat and Trump is whisked away safely.
*inadequate site survey
*inadequate site plan
*inadequate supervision of areas/responsibilities delegated to local LE
It was a multi-step failure. But just one cop sitting on the roof of that building would have saved the day.
Let's not overthink this in either direction.
Raid Trumps house with the FBI.
Adjust state laws to sue Trump for nothing.
Retroactively inflate state laws to illegally convict Trump
' put a bullseye on him '
From the President of the United States
Shooter had assistance.
FLBear5630 said:I am starting to think you have a point. He had NO social media footprint, nothing on his phone and nothing to indicate motive. The guy was a ghost?KaiBear said:KaiBear said:whiterock said:don't overthink it.KaiBear said:nein51 said:KaiBear said:nein51 said:KaiBear said:
How did the shooter KNOW there would be a ladder available at this building ?
Come on people.
He brought it with him.
So this goofus brings a ladder and a rifle and magically knows the security parameter depth, along with which building would provide the easy 130 yard shot .
And he did this all completely unaided
Of course, who could possibly doubt it ?
Sure man, I'm running a 2 for 1 special on tin foil hats. Let me know how many you need.
Well this clever response certainly explains all the questions involved on the attempted murder of an ex president.
The building the sniper used was the obvious (i.e. only) choice for a sniper to use within practical ranges of the stage. I suspect we will see the following:
-a) the Secret Service site survey will have acknowledged that the building was a threat, but did not assess it needed to be inside the SS controlled perimeter. (bad decision).
-b) placing the building outside of the SS perimeter delegated defense of the building to local LE.
-c) SS did not mandate how the LE perimeter (the building) was to be defended.
-d) local LE did an inadequate survey of its own area.
-e) local LE assumed that occupying the inside of the building as its HQ was tantamount to defense of the entire building.
-f) ergo local LE did not station officers on the roof (assuming occupancy of the building = occupancy of the roof.)
Resource constraints could have significantly impacted analysis involved in step A. SS could have made that template work IF it had mandated protocols inside the local LE area (i.e. demanding a police presence on the rooftop). ONE COP WITH A SIDEARM on that roof and the situation totally changes. Either the shooter sees the deterrence and withdraws, or initiates a firefight to seize the position. In the latter scenario, the firefight itself illuminates the threat and Trump is whisked away safely.
*inadequate site survey
*inadequate site plan
*inadequate supervision of areas/responsibilities delegated to local LE
It was a multi-step failure. But just one cop sitting on the roof of that building would have saved the day.
Let's not overthink this in either direction.
Raid Trumps house with the FBI.
Adjust state laws to sue Trump for nothing.
Retroactively inflate state laws to illegally convict Trump
' put a bullseye on him '
From the President of the United States
Shooter had assistance.
Amazing right ?
Reminds me of a certain laptop the FBI 'investigated'.
Yes it does. The assassinations of Lincoln, Garfield, and McKinley could all be attributed to incompetence of protection rather than internal grand conspiracies.KaiBear said:nein51 said:KaiBear said:nein51 said:KaiBear said:nein51 said:KaiBear said:
How did the shooter KNOW there would be a ladder available at this building ?
Come on people.
He brought it with him.
So this goofus brings a ladder and a rifle and magically knows the security parameter depth, along with which building would provide the easy 130 yard shot .
And he did this all completely unaided
Of course, who could possibly doubt it ?
Sure man, I'm running a 2 for 1 special on tin foil hats. Let me know how many you need.
Well this clever response certainly explains all the questions involved on the attempted murder of an ex president.
Never attribute to malice that which can be attributed to stupidity or incompetence.
American history does not support such naivety.
4th and Inches said:thats a 2/12 pitch roof.. Joe Biden could walk up there without issue.Jack Bauer said:Sloped? Roofers, contractors walk on larger inclines everyday.boognish_bear said:
WTH??Guys, stop bashing Kim Cheatle: she totally thought about putting snipers on that roof, but it’s a sloped roof, so she didn’t want anyone to slip and fall, okay? SAFETY FIRST! https://t.co/5m19A3lnF1 pic.twitter.com/K1Z8s5hxFJ
— Peachy Keenan (@KeenanPeachy) July 16, 2024Gosh, what a scary slope. Must be at least 5 degrees. pic.twitter.com/R8WkBdFruk
— Billboard Chris 🇨🇦🇺🇸 (@BillboardChris) July 16, 2024So she puts them on a roof with a greater slope than that one?
— Jason Robertson (@JRobFromMN) July 16, 2024
I call Bullsh*t pic.twitter.com/ZHLXyDpps1
If you are telling me the caliber of SS members cannot handle that roof incline, then we have bigger issues.
Middle age men climb on roofs worse than that every weekend.
BREAKING: U.S. officials confirm intel on Iranian plot to assassinate Trump; no known connection to Saturday shooting. pic.twitter.com/M3rDUmGSgZ
— MSNBC (@MSNBC) July 16, 2024
Here are my thoughts on what all happened, after thinking on the known facts and speaking with some people in the business:
Almost no chance this was a conspiracy, partly due to the fact that security was coordinated between local/county Law Enforcement and the USSS detail. If someone wanted to have Trump killed, they would have had one agency handle everything so they could control the outcome. There has been no indication from police on the scene that anyone wanted to ignore a threat.
The issues come down to the following four questions:
1. Why was the rooftop used by the shooter not manned by Secret Service agents?
2. Why did the Secret Service allow Trump to take the stage after being warned there was an unknown person on the roof close to the venue?
3. Why did the Secret Service wait so long before moving Trump to the SUV?
4. Who chose the detail for that day, and why did several agents clearly screw up their assignments during the crisis?
To the first question, we have already heard two excuses from officials (the building was somehow 'outside the Secret Service's area, and that the angle of the roof was too steep to be considered viable for a shooter), neither of which comes close to believable. I believe this actually helps show this was incompetence rather than a conspiracy, because a conspirator would be ready for this question and have a credible answer ready, most likely blaming someone on the detail for missing the assignment. What happened here feels like an 'oh sh--' moment for the Service, and the excuses we got were tossed out while the Service scrambles to figure out WTH actually happened.
To the second, I have not heard anyone bring up the question yet in the media. but the Service and FBI definitely will be asking. That is, for every event there is a code word used which if said by an agent will immediately cause the removal of the principal from the scene. As soon as they realized someone was on the roof that should not be, the Service should have prevented Trump from taking the stage and once they learned there was a potential threat. Multiple people will see their careers end because they did not execute this basic action every detail is trained to know.
To the third, the video of the detail's reaction to the shooting was both impressive and alarming in the same action. A number of agents acted in exemplary fashion, and let's remember that the agents on-stage were assigned to pay all their attention on the primary and let someone else worry about the peripheral zone. But several other agents froze and were slow to react, notably the female agents.
Let's be clear that using female agents is not an issue, but anyone in a protective detail has to be tall enough to cover the principal effectively, and absolutely has to act immediately to threats to their principal. The women generally failed to be in position, to cover the President, and to assist in moving Trump to the SUV and escape from the threat. The female agents will probably still be able to stay in the Service, but I doubt they will ever work in a protective detail again.
To the fourth question, some of this has already been covered, but the feds in DC will have to explain how what happened Saturday did not have DEI influence The heads of the Secret Service, DOJ and DHS will also have to explain why Service details have been understaffed this year. You may recall that staffing shortages was one of the reasons given for not granting Secret Service protection to RFK Jr. earlier this year. And one comment that showed up during the weekend, was that Trump's protection needed support from local police because the Service was short-handed. To some extent, the claim that Service agents were moved from Trump to Jill Biden is important not because of who should have been more important, but the fact that the Service could not cover all their important assignments is a big problem. Given their budget, the inability to cover all their important assignments is going to lead to some tough questions when Congress starts their inquiry.
TLDR: No conspiracy, but a royal mess that will cost some people their careers, and take a lot of work to unravel.
Almost no chance this was a conspiracy, partly due to the fact that security was coordinated between local/county Law Enforcement and the USSS detail. If someone wanted to have Trump killed, they would have had one agency handle everything so they could control the outcome. There has been no indication from police on the scene that anyone wanted to ignore a threat.
The issues come down to the following four questions:
1. Why was the rooftop used by the shooter not manned by Secret Service agents?
2. Why did the Secret Service allow Trump to take the stage after being warned there was an unknown person on the roof close to the venue?
3. Why did the Secret Service wait so long before moving Trump to the SUV?
4. Who chose the detail for that day, and why did several agents clearly screw up their assignments during the crisis?
To the first question, we have already heard two excuses from officials (the building was somehow 'outside the Secret Service's area, and that the angle of the roof was too steep to be considered viable for a shooter), neither of which comes close to believable. I believe this actually helps show this was incompetence rather than a conspiracy, because a conspirator would be ready for this question and have a credible answer ready, most likely blaming someone on the detail for missing the assignment. What happened here feels like an 'oh sh--' moment for the Service, and the excuses we got were tossed out while the Service scrambles to figure out WTH actually happened.
To the second, I have not heard anyone bring up the question yet in the media. but the Service and FBI definitely will be asking. That is, for every event there is a code word used which if said by an agent will immediately cause the removal of the principal from the scene. As soon as they realized someone was on the roof that should not be, the Service should have prevented Trump from taking the stage and once they learned there was a potential threat. Multiple people will see their careers end because they did not execute this basic action every detail is trained to know.
To the third, the video of the detail's reaction to the shooting was both impressive and alarming in the same action. A number of agents acted in exemplary fashion, and let's remember that the agents on-stage were assigned to pay all their attention on the primary and let someone else worry about the peripheral zone. But several other agents froze and were slow to react, notably the female agents.
Let's be clear that using female agents is not an issue, but anyone in a protective detail has to be tall enough to cover the principal effectively, and absolutely has to act immediately to threats to their principal. The women generally failed to be in position, to cover the President, and to assist in moving Trump to the SUV and escape from the threat. The female agents will probably still be able to stay in the Service, but I doubt they will ever work in a protective detail again.
To the fourth question, some of this has already been covered, but the feds in DC will have to explain how what happened Saturday did not have DEI influence The heads of the Secret Service, DOJ and DHS will also have to explain why Service details have been understaffed this year. You may recall that staffing shortages was one of the reasons given for not granting Secret Service protection to RFK Jr. earlier this year. And one comment that showed up during the weekend, was that Trump's protection needed support from local police because the Service was short-handed. To some extent, the claim that Service agents were moved from Trump to Jill Biden is important not because of who should have been more important, but the fact that the Service could not cover all their important assignments is a big problem. Given their budget, the inability to cover all their important assignments is going to lead to some tough questions when Congress starts their inquiry.
TLDR: No conspiracy, but a royal mess that will cost some people their careers, and take a lot of work to unravel.
That which does not kill me, will try again and get nastier
Had not heard about this. Dang. Makes this past weekends events even crazierboognish_bear said:BREAKING: U.S. officials confirm intel on Iranian plot to assassinate Trump; no known connection to Saturday shooting. pic.twitter.com/M3rDUmGSgZ
— MSNBC (@MSNBC) July 16, 2024
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Aliceinbubbleland said:
and where did you serve other than in the law library?
Baylor Line. You?
Bestweekeverr said:Yes it does. The assassinations of Lincoln, Garfield, and McKinley could all be attributed to incompetence of protection rather than internal grand conspiracies.KaiBear said:nein51 said:KaiBear said:nein51 said:KaiBear said:nein51 said:KaiBear said:
How did the shooter KNOW there would be a ladder available at this building ?
Come on people.
He brought it with him.
So this goofus brings a ladder and a rifle and magically knows the security parameter depth, along with which building would provide the easy 130 yard shot .
And he did this all completely unaided
Of course, who could possibly doubt it ?
Sure man, I'm running a 2 for 1 special on tin foil hats. Let me know how many you need.
Well this clever response certainly explains all the questions involved on the attempted murder of an ex president.
Never attribute to malice that which can be attributed to stupidity or incompetence.
American history does not support such naivety.
Lincoln's assassination was a conspiracy….remember ?
The last one so described.
Assassin said:Had not heard about this. Dang. Makes this past weekends events even crazierboognish_bear said:BREAKING: U.S. officials confirm intel on Iranian plot to assassinate Trump; no known connection to Saturday shooting. pic.twitter.com/M3rDUmGSgZ
— MSNBC (@MSNBC) July 16, 2024
Interesting timing for this 'disclosure' don't you know.
Obvious smokescreen.
I'm not sure what establishing the political leanings of the parents really has to do with the shooter. Plenty of 20 year olds hold views different than their parents.
"Channel 4 News can reveal that Thomas Crooks's, [the shooter's] father, the owner of the rifle that was used to shoot at Donald Trump, was held on a database and profiled by the former president's election campaign and identified by them as a strong Republican supporter, gun… pic.twitter.com/uPQtLtRuoz
— MeidasTouch (@MeidasTouch) July 16, 2024
BREAKING: Columbus Police Officers have shot a suspect at 14th and Vliet near the secure zone of the Republican National Convention, multiple law enforcement sources say.
— Dan O'Donnell (@DanODonnellShow) July 16, 2024
Look at these men barely able to stand on this slightly inclined roof..
Such a steep slope. So steep. The steepest of steepest slopes. So steep people can't even stand upright on it. pic.twitter.com/laROMG9QrY
— Culper's Canteen Cup (@culperscanteen) July 16, 2024
4th and Inches said:thats a 2/12 pitch roof.. Joe Biden could walk up there without issue.Jack Bauer said:Sloped? Roofers, contractors walk on larger inclines everyday.boognish_bear said:
WTH??Guys, stop bashing Kim Cheatle: she totally thought about putting snipers on that roof, but it’s a sloped roof, so she didn’t want anyone to slip and fall, okay? SAFETY FIRST! https://t.co/5m19A3lnF1 pic.twitter.com/K1Z8s5hxFJ
— Peachy Keenan (@KeenanPeachy) July 16, 2024Gosh, what a scary slope. Must be at least 5 degrees. pic.twitter.com/R8WkBdFruk
— Billboard Chris 🇨🇦🇺🇸 (@BillboardChris) July 16, 2024So she puts them on a roof with a greater slope than that one?
— Jason Robertson (@JRobFromMN) July 16, 2024
I call Bullsh*t pic.twitter.com/ZHLXyDpps1
GrowlTowel said:Aliceinbubbleland said:
and where did you serve other than in the law library?
Baylor Line. You?
2 years active. 4 years reserve US Army
Astros in Home Stretch Geaux Texans
Daily Mail"
Quote:
One of the snipers saw Crooks outside the building and staring up at the roof where he would eventually commit the shooting, CBS News reported.
Another sniper even took a photo of Crooks after he went back, sat down and checked his phone.
Snipers began to take real action when Crooks got out a rangefinder, with one of them sending a radio message to their command post, before Crooks vanished once more.
He returned once again, however, with a backpack. Multiple snipers radioed that he was headed to the back of the building.
However, by the time backup arrived, he'd already gotten to the roof, with some officers hypothesizing that he used an air conditioning unit to make his climb.
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Thanks for your service! 2 years - were you drafted?Aliceinbubbleland said:GrowlTowel said:Aliceinbubbleland said:
and where did you serve other than in the law library?
Baylor Line. You?
2 years active. 4 years reserve US Army
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Aliceinbubbleland said:GrowlTowel said:Aliceinbubbleland said:
and where did you serve other than in the law library?
Baylor Line. You?
2 years active. 4 years reserve US Army
And this makes your opinions more or less relevant regarding the useless blather Elvis posted on twitter?
The virtue signaling only applies to one side.
— Eric Pistey (@shawnpisteySC) July 16, 2024
Their silence on this horrible act tells you exactly who they are and what they stand for.
Yep
Astros in Home Stretch Geaux Texans
JUST IN: Gov. @GregAbbott_TX is sending 105 police officers from Texas to assist with the #RNCConvention.
— Steven Dial (@StevenDialFox4) July 16, 2024
"now more than ever, it is critical that we stand together to protect our fellow Americans against those who wish us harm." @FOX4 pic.twitter.com/uB607R4W56
Trying to imagine what instructions were given to these 105 
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) Astros in Home Stretch Geaux Texans