Senator Hawley releases *WHISTLEBLOWER REPORT* on the failed J13 assassination attempt on Donald Trump. The whistleblower made a number of allegations

[excalibur]

Just stunning.

One might tend to think the possibility this had some coordination to it.

Of course, the government would never seek to harm anyone, let alone impact an election. Hunter Bden's laptop, if it could laugh, laughs.

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Senator @HawleyMO releases WHISTLEBLOWER REPORT on the failed J13 assassination attempt on Donald Trump.​

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The whistleblower made a number of allegations. ​

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Highlights:​

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• Majority of DHS personnel unfamiliar with security protocols• Only training received by many HSI agents was a single two-hour webinar​

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• Law enforcement was supposed to be on roof where Crooks shot Trump, post was abandoned• Night before the rally, Secret Service denied offers to utilize Butler County's drones​

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• USS Counter Surveillance Division (CSD) did not perform routine pre-event surveillance• Gunman would have been handcuffed after being spotted with range finder if USS CSD present​

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• Secret Service lead agent lacked competence and experience​

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• Secret Service preemptively informed Pittsburgh field office the Butler rally was not going to receive additional security resources​

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Hawley's whistleblower report concludes:​

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"Two months have now elapsed since former President Donald J. Trump was nearly assassinated. And the American people still know far too little about why this happened."​

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"The Secret Service, FBI, and Department of Homeland Security have not been forthcoming with the American people. Far from it: they have closed ranks, refused to confirm or deny whistleblower allegations, and resisted meaningful oversight. In fact, sources with direct knowledge of Secret Service’s own internal investigation have alleged to Senator Hawley that the Department of Homeland Security is leaning on Secret Service not to comply with document requests from Congress." [...]​

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"Left alone, these agencies will not reform themselves. They will continue to stonewall and obfuscate. Plainly, it is now up to Congress and the President to clean house at these failing agencies at the earliest possible opportunity."​

 

[toobfreak]

Just stunning.
• Law enforcement was supposed to be on roof where Crooks shot Trump, post was abandoned• Night before the rally, Secret Service denied offers to utilize Butler County's drones

• USS Counter Surveillance Division (CSD) did not perform routine pre-event surveillance​

• Secret Service preemptively informed Pittsburgh field office the Butler rally was not going to receive additional security resources

Damn. That sure has all the earmarks of an inside job, like there was some coordination, like someone knew something.

 

[Doc7505]

Just stunning.

One might tend to think the possibility this had some coordination to it.

Of course, the government would never seek to harm anyone, let alone impact an election. Hunter Bden's laptop, if it could laugh, laughs.

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Senator @HawleyMO releases WHISTLEBLOWER REPORT on the failed J13 assassination attempt on Donald Trump.​

​

The whistleblower made a number of allegations. ​

​

Highlights:​

​

• Majority of DHS personnel unfamiliar with security protocols• Only training received by many HSI agents was a single two-hour webinar​

​

• Law enforcement was supposed to be on roof where Crooks shot Trump, post was abandoned• Night before the rally, Secret Service denied offers to utilize Butler County's drones​

​

• USS Counter Surveillance Division (CSD) did not perform routine pre-event surveillance• Gunman would have been handcuffed after being spotted with range finder if USS CSD present​

​

• Secret Service lead agent lacked competence and experience​

​

• Secret Service preemptively informed Pittsburgh field office the Butler rally was not going to receive additional security resources​

​

Hawley's whistleblower report concludes:​

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"Two months have now elapsed since former President Donald J. Trump was nearly assassinated. And the American people still know far too little about why this happened."​

​

"The Secret Service, FBI, and Department of Homeland Security have not been forthcoming with the American people. Far from it: they have closed ranks, refused to confirm or deny whistleblower allegations, and resisted meaningful oversight. In fact, sources with direct knowledge of Secret Service’s own internal investigation have alleged to Senator Hawley that the Department of Homeland Security is leaning on Secret Service not to comply with document requests from Congress." [...]​

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"Left alone, these agencies will not reform themselves. They will continue to stonewall and obfuscate. Plainly, it is now up to Congress and the President to clean house at these failing agencies at the earliest possible opportunity."​

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We know that the president will not put a stop to this and Congress does not have the teeth to enforce their rulings except through control of the purse.
What I really laugh at is that Congress and the Senate have created these Frankenstein Agencies and has lost control of them.

 

[daveman]

Damn. That sure has all the earmarks of an inside job, like there was some coordination, like someone knew something.

And the stonewalling may as well be an admission of guilt.

 

[excalibur]

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We know that the president will not put a stop to this and Congress does not have the teeth to enforce their rulings except through control of the purse.
What I really laugh at is that Congress and the Senate have created these Frankenstein Agencies and has lost control of them.

Back in the day, Congress had some balls and the Church Committee was formed and followed up on by Congress, which reined in the intel-community for a while.

Now, Congress is so afraid of the MSM and their own shadow, they are scared little rabbits, or cats if they are in Ohio.

Blackmail, IOW.

 

[BackAgain]

That whistleblower report is powerful in what it says.

Trouble is: there isn’t going to be any follow up actions even considered.

 

[Doc7505]

Back in the day, Congress had some balls and the Church Committee was formed and followed up on by Congress, which reined in the intel-community for a while.

Now, Congress is so afraid of the MSM and their own shadow, they are scared little rabbits, or cats if they are in Ohio.

Blackmail, IOW.

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Indeed, Congress is not only afraid of the MSM, but akso the agencies they've created.
When was the last agencies taken to task and restructured by Congress. We've got the Garland, Wray, Mayorokas telling Congress to pound sand, and whistleblowers destroying their lives because Congressional powers to protect them is weak.

 

[Doc7505]

That whistleblower report is powerful in what it says.

Trouble is: there isn’t going to be any follow up actions even considered.

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Isn't that always the case?

 

[BackAgain]

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Isn't that always the case?

No. Not that long ago there was a price to be paid for poor administrative behavior or performance. It sometimes still happens we just don’t always get such news.

At least not nationally.

 

[Doc7505]

No. Not that long ago there was a price to be paid for poor administrative behavior or performance. It sometimes still happens we just don’t always get such news.

At least not nationally.

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Perhaps in your lifetime, but certainly not since 2009.

 

[BackAgain]

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Perhaps in your lifetime, but certainly not since 2009.

I don’t know about that.

Sometimes citizens show balls and they make the officials they catch in malfeasance pay for it. Lawsuits. Criminal charges. Administrative hearings and consequences.

And politicians don’t like that kind of ugly oresss. But worse, they worry about their re-electability and optics.

But it sure seems like scandals carry less weight these days.

 

[surada]

The All-Consuming Chaos of Trump

America is at a boiling point, and Trump can’t blame anyone but himself.

www.rollingstone.com

Donald Trump's politics of chaos and division are sucking America into a dark vortex, just seven weeks before an Election Day that could propel him back to the profound, and perilous, powers of the presidency.

Trump is at his most dangerous when he’s in a bind. Months after president Joe Biden’s decision to withdraw from the 2024 race, the MAGA authoritarian has still not found a political answer to the candidacy of Kamala Harris. And polls show him taking on water in the wake of a calamitous second debate performance.

Continued

 

[daveman]

The All-Consuming Chaos of Trump

America is at a boiling point, and Trump can’t blame anyone but himself.

www.rollingstone.com

Donald Trump's politics of chaos and division are sucking America into a dark vortex, just seven weeks before an Election Day that could propel him back to the profound, and perilous, powers of the presidency.

Trump is at his most dangerous when he’s in a bind. Months after president Joe Biden’s decision to withdraw from the 2024 race, the MAGA authoritarian has still not found a political answer to the candidacy of Kamala Harris. And polls show him taking on water in the wake of a calamitous second debate performance.

Continued

Nothing but leftist fear-mongering. That's all you folks have got.