September 19, 2024
There is a Mole
Timothy Birdnow
Secret Service bombshell; Assassin gunman knew the vulnerabilities.
Which of course means somebody had to tell him.
FTA:
Secret Service bombshell; Assassin gunman knew the vulnerabilities.
Which of course means somebody had to tell him.
FTA:
A Secret Service whistleblower revealed that would-be assassin Ryan Wesley Routh had inside information on the security vulnerabilities at Donald Trump’s West Palm Beach golf course.
Routh was able to set up a sniper’s nest with a perfect range just roughly 300 yards from Trump.
Senator Josh Hawley wrote in a letter:
"A whistleblower with direct knowledge of Secret Service protection of former President Trump’s golf course in West Palm Beach — an individual who has in fact protected President Trump at that very location — alleges that there are ‘known vulnerabilities’ in the fence line surrounding the course: places that offer a clear line of sight to the former president and others playing at the course.”
"As a result, the whistleblower alleges it has been Secret Service protocol to ‘post up’ agents at these vulnerable spots when Trump visits the course. That apparently did not happen on September 15,” the letter continued.
"Instead, the gunman was permitted to remain along or near the fence line for some 12 hours.”
This would mean Routh was outside the course for 12 hours despite Trump’s round of golf not being on the public schedule.
The whistleblower‘s allegations would also support the theory that a mole within the Secret Service is feeding information about locations and security vulnerabilities.
As we reported on Wednesday, Republican Congressman Eli Crane has warned Trump there is the possibility that someone is leaking intelligence from within the Secret Service to put his life at risk.
"My advice to the President is to bolster your private security around you not only to fill holes in the gaps that the Secret Service continues to leave open but also to watch the watchers,” Crane suggested.
Routh was able to set up a sniper’s nest with a perfect range just roughly 300 yards from Trump.
Senator Josh Hawley wrote in a letter:
"A whistleblower with direct knowledge of Secret Service protection of former President Trump’s golf course in West Palm Beach — an individual who has in fact protected President Trump at that very location — alleges that there are ‘known vulnerabilities’ in the fence line surrounding the course: places that offer a clear line of sight to the former president and others playing at the course.”
"As a result, the whistleblower alleges it has been Secret Service protocol to ‘post up’ agents at these vulnerable spots when Trump visits the course. That apparently did not happen on September 15,” the letter continued.
"Instead, the gunman was permitted to remain along or near the fence line for some 12 hours.”
This would mean Routh was outside the course for 12 hours despite Trump’s round of golf not being on the public schedule.
The whistleblower‘s allegations would also support the theory that a mole within the Secret Service is feeding information about locations and security vulnerabilities.
As we reported on Wednesday, Republican Congressman Eli Crane has warned Trump there is the possibility that someone is leaking intelligence from within the Secret Service to put his life at risk.
"My advice to the President is to bolster your private security around you not only to fill holes in the gaps that the Secret Service continues to leave open but also to watch the watchers,” Crane suggested.
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Hawley's a good one! I sure hope they pay attention to him.
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at September 19, 2024 11:52 PM (OEO4Q)
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He is that. I was worried about Hawley when he was first elected; Hawley let the Democrats take out Mo. Gov. Eric Greitens (Hawley was AG at the time) and I feared he was going to turn into a g-along-to-get-along type of guy. He's proven me wrong though.
BTW maybe the Secret Service missed this guy, but how did they miss his car being parked there for 12 hours? Or did he have another car to take dropped off? Something doesn't add up.
BTW maybe the Secret Service missed this guy, but how did they miss his car being parked there for 12 hours? Or did he have another car to take dropped off? Something doesn't add up.
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at September 20, 2024 07:22 AM (p7cPO)
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