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Declassified CIA documents state that CIA officers are “detailed by the CIA” to be Secret Service agents.
The facts bear out that the CIA, which perpetrated the stolen election in 2020, tried to kill Trump in Butler, PA.
Certain CIA officers “detailed by the CIA” to be Secret Service agents made sure that the roof from which Crooks would be firing was not part of the Secret Service’s “secure perimeter,” regardless of it being an “elevated position” from which someone could assassinate Trump.
Crooks had a “clear line of sight” to Trump from his position on the unsecured roof of the American Glass Research complex.
Less than three weeks after the failed assassination, Ronald Rowe, a CIA officer who was functioning as Acting Director of the “Secret Service,” testified at a Senate hearing that “controlling high ground is something that’s a must for us whenever we go into a location.”
Rowe stated that he could not “defend why that roof was not better secured.”
The fact is that the American Glass Research roof was not “secured” in any way whatsoever, but Rowe obviously did not want to accuse his fellow CIA officers, “detailed by the CIA” to the Secret Service, of being part of a plot to kill Trump.
Two days before Crooks opened fire on Trump, an assistant team leader with the Butler County sniper team “shared his concerns” about the American Glass Research complex with the Secret Service. He also told the Secret Service that “his team did not have the manpower” to monitor the American Glass Research property.
When he “asked the Secret Service for additional officers to be posted there, the Secret Service said ‘they would take care of it.’”
Before Trump took the stage, “information about Crooks began circulating by radio and text message between state and local law enforcement” due to Crooks’s suspicious behavior around the American Glass Research complex.
Information about a suspicious person at the American Glass Research property “did not reach the Secret Service command post” until about 5:51 p.m. By then, “Crooks had been under scrutiny by state and local police for approximately 40 minutes.”
In order to prevent the state and local police from interfering with their assassination plans, CIA officers functioning as Secret Service agents made sure the state and local police did not have a direct line of communication to the “Secret Service.”
Contrary to established policy, the “Secret Service” established its own command post while state and local law enforcement were given a separate command post, and “there was no dedicated radio link” between the two command posts.
“Local law enforcement was not represented in the Secret Service command post,” and Butler County Police Commander Ed Lenz testified that there were no “lines of communication” established between local law enforcement and the Secret Service prior to the rally.
Patrick Sullivan, a CIA officer who had been “detailed by the CIA” to function as a Secret Service agent, testified that it was “‘very unusual’ to have separate command posts,” but Sullivan, like CIA officer Ronald Rowe, obviously did not want to accuse his fellow CIA officers of being involved in a plot to kill Trump.
Regardless of the two separate command posts, over the course of approximately 13 minutes from 5:38 to 5:51 p.m., “a series of calls and messages about Crooks’s description and movements reached the Secret Service.”
At 5:38 p.m., Patrolman Drew Blasko with the Butler Township Police Department received a “text message” from a Beaver County law enforcement officer “with the photos of Crooks,” and Blasko “subsequently shared information about the suspicious individual with the Secret Service Agent stationed at his post.”
Four minutes later, at 5:42 p.m., a Butler County law enforcement officer “phoned a description of Crooks” to Butler County Police Commander Ed Lenz. He stated that Crooks was seen using a “rangefinder,” a device that measures the distance to a target, adding that Crooks was “located near” the American Glass Research building.
Two minutes later, Commander Lenz called a Pennsylvania State Police officer in the Secret Service’s Command Post to relay the information about Crooks.
The Pennsylvania State Police officer “verbally communicated” the information about Crooks to Secret Service agents in the Secret Service’s Command Post while he was “on the phone with Lenz.”
Commander Lenz confirmed that he heard the Pennsylvania State Police officer “immediately relay” the information to Secret Service agents in the Secret Service Command Post.
At 5:45 p.m., a Butler County law enforcement officer sent a text containing information about Crooks to the Secret Service’s “Counter Sniper Team Leader.”
Butler County Police Commander Ed Lenz forwarded photographs of Crooks to a Pennsylvania State Police officer, and at 5:51 p.m., the Pennsylvania State Police officer “forwarded” the photographs to a Secret Service Agent in the Secret Service’s Command Post.
“Video obtained from a local business” showed that Crooks used air conditioning units to climb onto the roof of the American Glass Research building at approximately 6:05 p.m..
“Video from a local business, police dash cam footage, and police body camera footage show Crooks’s movement” across “multiple” roofs of the American Glass Research complex 6:05 and 6:08 p.m.
“Bystanders also saw Crooks pulling himself up to the roof and taking position. Several called the police, while others attempted to get the attention of police on the ground.”
At 6:09 p.m., Butler County Police Commander Ed Lenz called the Pennsylvania State Police officer who was in the Secret Service’s Command Post to update him that Crooks “was now on the roof” of the American Glass Research building.
A detective with the Butler Township Police “was discussing the report of a suspicious male” with the Pennsylvania State trooper parked next to him when he “spotted Crooks moving across” the American Glass Research roofs.
The detective saw Crooks “running from the north end of the building to the south end of the building towards the fence of the outer perimeter of the rally.’”
Crooks was literally running around on the roof of the American Glass Research building before picking up his rifle and taking a sniper’s position to assassinate Trump, but before he could open fire on Trump, a Butler Township Police officer pursued Crooks onto the roof with the help of another officer who “helped raise” him up to the roof.
Crooks spotted the officer before he could climb all the way onto the roof, and he “turned and pointed the rifle at him.” The officer then “fell to the ground and began screaming, “There’s an AR! An AR! A guy with an AR!”
“The fact that Crooks was armed was reported out” on a local police radio channel and was heard by Butler County Police Commander Ed Lenz.
One of the videos taken at the rally shows that at 6:11:28 p.m., people were “yelling that the man on the roof has a gun.”
In another video, “people are seen spotting the shooter at 6:11:29 p.m.” and “yelling that the shooter is ‘right here.’”
Exactly four seconds later, at 6:11:33 p.m., Crooks opened fire on Trump, wounding him in the upper right ear with the first shot. Crooks then fired an additional seven rounds, killing one person at the rally and critically wounding two others.
And while CIA officers “detailed” to the Secret Service” were ignoring the chaotic events leading up to the shooting, people observing the rally from the American Glass Research property “were becoming increasingly aware of Crooks.”
A Beaver County law enforcement officer testified that he saw the crowd that had gathered to watch the rally “turn away from the stage” where Trump was speaking and face toward the American Glass Research complex. The officer “assumed” the crowd was turning to “watch law enforcement engage Crooks on the roof.”
“The evidence shows Crooks was on the roof for approximately six minutes prior to the shooting,” between 6:05 and 6:11 p.m.
Twenty minutes “passed between the time” CIA officers functioning as Secret Service snipers “first spotted” Crooks on the rooftop and “the time shots were fired” at Trump.
“Officials said the snipers spotted the suspect, 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks, on the roof of a building outside the security zone at the rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, at 5:52 p.m.”
CIA officers functioning as Secret Service snipers could clearly see that Crooks, who had already stashed his rifle on the roof, was in an elevated position outside the secure perimeter and that he posed a threat.
“Prior to when shots were fired,” a Secret Service Counter Sniper “heard that someone was on the roof” of the American Glass Research building.
The Secret Service Counter Sniper “decided to not radio that information to the Security Room” or to Secret Service agents in the Donald Trump Division.
The Secret Service Counter Sniper “noticed local police running around” the American Glass Research building “with their weapons drawn.” He stated that this “raised his suspicion,” but he did not “use his radio” to “notify” Secret Service agents with the Donald Trump Division. He did not notify Secret Service agents the Security Room, and he did not notify other Secret Service counter snipers.
On July 11, 2024, two days before the attempted assassination, the Secret Service Counter Sniper Team Leader “sent a document” to all Secret Service counter snipers. The document “listed primary areas of concern, one of which was” the American Glass Research complex, “described as ‘buildings at three o’clock, approximately.’”
The Secret Service Counter Sniper Team Advance Lead “confirmed that he did not instruct the local counter snipers”, who were actually located inside the American Glass Research building, “about any role they should play” in covering the American Glass Research roof.”
CIA officers functioning as Secret Service agents observed local law enforcement “moving urgently at the 3 o’clock in the moments prior to the shooting, including at least one officer with his weapon drawn.”
“This observation was never put over the radio.”
A Secret Service Special Agent with the Trump Detail was “asked how he would have reacted to this information” if he had been made aware of it, and he “stated that he would have rushed the stage before Crooks took a shot.”
Fortunately, CIA officers “detailed by the CIA” to function as Secret Service agents failed in their blatant attempt to assassinate Trump.
It is all laid out in “Destroying America: The CIA’s Quest to Control the Government.”
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