In the wake of the Sunday afternoon news that an assassin had set up his sniper’s hide within striking distance of former President Donald Trump before his plan was disrupted, CHQ readers who are wondering how this could happen again are invited to wake up and face reality.
It happened because the leading players in Trump’s Deep State opposition wanted it to happen.
Ryan Wesley Routh, 58, who is in custody in West Palm Beach, Florida, after setting himself up in an ambush position on the golf course where President Trump was playing and aiming an AK-style rifle at him as he approached, was no “unhinged madman.”
He is a radical Leftist with a long history of activism in opposition to Trump’s policies. Indeed, Routh's son Oran Routh told the UK’s DailyMail shortly after Sunday's shooting that his father hates Trump as "every reasonable person does."
And it was no secret that Routh once urged Iran to kill former President Trump.
According to reporting by the UK’s Daily Mail Routh wrote a self-published book in 2023 titled “Ukraine's Unwinnable War.”
“You are free to assassinate Trump,” Routh wrote of Iran.
The book went on to describe the former president as a “fool” and “buffoon” for both the January 6, 2021, Capitol riots and the “tremendous blunder” of leaving the Iran nuclear deal.
And strangely enough Routh had access to President Trump’s private schedule and knew Trump would be on the golf course, even though the outing was not announced publicly.
If Routh’s access to Trump’s private Secret Service security information sounds like a familiar storyline it should, because it is reminiscent of the questions still lingering unanswered as to how Thomas Matthew Crooks, the assassin who shot Donald Trump at his Butler, Pennsylvania rally, had access to the rally site and the one unguarded shooting position with direct line-of-sight to the stage where the former President was speaking.
At the time of Crooks’s attempt on President Trump’s life it was revealed that the former President’s security detail was, at best, the B Team and undermanned as well.
What’s more, before the Butler shooting, the Secret Service repeatedly denied requests for additional resources and personnel sought by Trump’s security team. Denials of those requests often cited staff shortages as justifying the USSS headquarters’ decision.
After the Butler, Pennsylvania shooting promises to beef-up Trump’s security detail were quickly made by the Biden administration.
According to the UK’s Guardian, Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas in July said that his agency, which includes the Secret Service, was beefing up protection for Trump.
“The Secret Service enhanced former president Trump’s protection based on the evolving nature of threats to the former president,” Mayorkas said at a White House briefing.
We need not remind readers that the hyperpolitical Democrat Mayorkas has been a frequent target of Trump’s attacks for his role in opening America’s borders and was even impeached by the House of Representatives.
However, it appears nothing was done to act on those promises of tighter security because now the excuse offered for the lapses that allowed Ryan Wesley Routh to get within shooting distance of the former President was the Secret Service needs more resources and “Trump is not the sitting President.”
Indeed, Joe Biden himself said it is now up to Congress to act to beef-up security for former President Trump. “One thing I want to make clear [is] the Secret Service needs more help. I think Congress should respond to their needs.”
To many observers this is going to come across as another “conspiracy of inaction,” but don’t take that at face value.
Back in January of 2017, about the same time former President Obama, then-Vice President Joe Biden and senior officials in the Obama administration were meeting to plan how to handicap the incoming Trump administration, the Senate’s Democrat Leader, New York Senator Charles Schumer made this prescient observation, “Let me tell you, you take on the intelligence community, they have six ways from Sunday at getting back at you,” Schumer told MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow.
It has yet to be revealed how Ryan Wesley Routh, a convicted felon, obtained the AK-style rifle used in his attack on President Trump, but Schumer was right. Looking at the two attempts on Donald Trump’s life it now appears that there’s a good argument to be made that the Russiagate Hoax and the targeting of General Mike Flynn were merely the non-kinetic phases of the Deep State’s campaign to neutralize Donald Trump.
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So now the same organization that's been trying to put Trump in prison is investigating the assassination attempts. All information about them will go into the big memory hole to provide comfortable company to the information about the JFK assassination.
Follow the money. I am very confident that you will find George Soros' fingerprints all over it. And for his own sake I sincerely hope that President Trump fires his entire security force and hires his own private security. Even that might be risky but it's a lot better than having the Barney Fife wannabes from the Secret Service around.
You ain't seen nothin' yet. If Marxist Harris is elected November 5, our republic is doomed..
MORE MONEY, is always needed. thats the solution, how about this inept govt bureacy do their job.