There is something very sinister and purposeful about the attack on President Trump by communist infiltrators. Sure, without question, there is a level of actual malice at work with the assassination attempt itself by Thomas Matthew Crooks having over a half hour to perform the task, even taking out a range finder early in the process, which was seen by other snipers working the venue. Crooks was allowed to climb up on the roof and crawl along it to get set up for the shot while Trump supporters were trying to tell law enforcement. There were many bumblings that went on that were embarrassing, to say the least, for the Secret Service. But the disturbing attribute of the shooting is that this was a young kid, only 20 years old, with his whole life in front of him. Why would he want to even think of doing something like this? What could be that bad to a young person? The whole event has callbacks to the behavior patterns of the Las Vegas shooter and even Lee Harvey Oswald. What we find unbelievable, which is part of the camouflage, is that third parties can manipulate thoughts to perform tasks they want to see done. We don’t want to believe it because we want to think our thoughts are our own and that ideas of influence don’t jump into our minds and take over. But the evidence points to the fact that they do; our thoughts are not always our own, especially under the consumption of psychedelics. There are too many holes in the story of this shooter to believe that he acted alone. And given the behavior of our intelligence agencies toward Trump, if they had the means to kill him by setting up some kid to take the wrap, they certainly would. So, we have to consider that the story of this assassination attempt does not end with the shooter who was killed on the scene.
But there is a more profound assassination attempt that was exploited that day through the Secret Service itself, and it was one that came directly from the communists of the World Economic Forum, flowing down procedures into the United Nations that take away individual merit and taint everything with the collectivism of procedural compliance. The way that those who want to harm our country have been doing it is by implementing ways through collectivism that the ordinary people overtake the exceptional individuals through the equality of procedural fairness, and it is that which made the Trump assassination attempt so dangerous. Individual merit, Trump supporters, saw the killer crawling across a rooftop 130 yards or so away from where Trump was speaking. They saw something, said something, but nobody did anything. And even the snipers who were set up behind Trump on another rooftop saw the shooter but did not shoot. They say they asked to take the shot but were told no. There will be a lot of ambiguity about who said what to whom, but the real problem was in robbing the guarding snipers of choice in the matter and forcing them to rely on procedural approval before acting as the shooter was setting up his shot, for over a half an hour, and even minutes in the end with people trying to engage him, which he knew clearly that we was never coming down off that roof alive. So he calmly set up his shots and took them, almost hitting Trump in the head with only a fraction of an inch to spare. Many people who want to sound tough talk about a shot from that distance as being easy. Trump would have been a tiny target for a relatively untrained 20-year-old. That shot was remarkably close, and if Trump hadn’t moved his head, it would have been a headshot.
As malicious as all that sounds, it was time that was the natural killer. The shooter did not respect law enforcement enough to apprehend him, and he knew that because of procedural compliance, the authorities would not take him off the roof before he performed his task. The Secret Service was locked up with indecision, and that looks to be part of the overall strategy, which points to a much more sinister menace. Many of our procedures in every industry, including many of the woke policies we are currently dealing with in every sector, have come to us from people intent on destroying Western civilization. As Thomas Matthew Crooks planned and performed his horrendous act, understanding the procedural anomalies and the ability to exploit them was part of his plan. He knew that by the time everyone sorted out the unusual occurrence of him being on the roof with a gun shooting at the President, he would have done his deed. But did he act alone? Highly likely not. And indeed not when it comes to the procedures everyone was following that allowed the shooter to take his shots. The danger of this assassination attempt was baked into creating the venue by robbing the world of personal initiative and forcing people to behave with procedural compliance to rules and regulations that aren’t even set with domestic policy but United Nations assumptions. And was quickly exploited by those who functioned outside of those compliance parameters.
The best thing that could have happened was other Trump supporters carrying guns outside the security zone would have engaged the target and shot him dead before any shots were fired at Trump. Trump supporters were trying to get law enforcement to engage, but they were too restricted with compliance to step outside of normal behavior. After all, their procedures are primarily shaped by media stories like cop killings of dangerous people that have set off riots. Always working in the background of those criticisms from the Defund the Police Movement are the seeds for days like this assassination attempt of Trump in Pennsylvania. Nobody wants to make a mistake and kill the wrong person with overly aggressive police action, so when given a choice, their choice is to stand down. Not engage. When procedures take over initiative, you get the kind of mistakes in mass society that we see in these Secret Service failures. We see them in every industry, including how we get our French Fries at a local fast food restaurant. The personal initiative has been destroyed by procedural compliance. It was exploiting that which gave the killer the open window he was looking for as a young person acting very knowledgeable about such things for a person of his age. But because of procedural evidence, the real killers hide in the background. After all, we have a body; we have a gun, and we have perhaps some motive, although, for a young person, he had remarkably little social media. There are all kinds of things wrong with this person. But given the evidence, we are taught that we can’t look at anything but the evidence we have. So the killers made sure we had a shooter and a place of the attempt. And everything else falls under speculation and conspiracy. Which then lets the real menace reside hidden in the background. They are hiding behind procedural compliance and a public drowning in overstimulation to the point where they no longer know which way is up. This is part of the strategy of killing America through process flows intent to destroy the most excellent economy in the world and the people who make it that way. And it’s the real killer in this assassination attempt of President Trump.
Rich Hoffman
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