ATL Bear said:
KaiBear said:
ATL Bear said:
KaiBear said:
boognish_bear said:
KaiBear said:
Irrelevant.
Focus on the obvious question.
How did this loser get the intel to easily penetrate Trumps security parameter ?
How did this nobody determine and acquire the perfect snipers perch only 130 yards from the Republican Party nominee for president ?
There are only 2 possibilities.
Either he simply 'lucked out ' and stumbled through security with a RIFLE.
Or
He was provided inside information and assistance.
As to your first question....the SS is saying that building where he was perched was outside of the jurisdiction of their perimeter. So he would not have had any security to penetrate to get to that spot.
Now that brings up the question....how is an ideal shooting perch that close to the stage not part of their perimeter to begin with.
Have not read or heard from any source that a roof top only 130 yards from the stage was outside of secret service parameters.
If so someone is a complete idiot as a 130 yard shot is not difficult whatsoever.
It's out there. This is where limited SS resources and relying on local law enforcement allows a lone wolf rando to get where he was. A more sophisticated op would have ended with a deceased Trump. While tragedy happened, we're lucky it was amateur hour with the assailant.
Then you believe this lone wolf just got lucky .
I don't .
He had to know ahead of time where the ss parameter ended and which building provided a clear shot .
A man was killed by an inexperienced shooter spraying bullets. The only "luck" was it wasn't worse. The fact the SS, and the local Andy Griffith and Barney Fife couldn't get on the same page is a massive failure that created opportunity.
Advanced Intel for this was probably Google Earth, the local fish rag, and a few drive-bys.
Beginning to get on this train ATL. I dont think he was any kind of sharpshooter at all. Also thinking in his mind, he just wanted to make a name for himself, not thinking about the longterm (or shorterm as in this case) of what he was doing. He had been a nobody his whole life and instead of working hard to become somebody, he decided to take a shortcut
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