Larry Johnson, a former CIA analyst and co-founder of Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity, posted a video on July 14 questioning the Secret Service’s failure to protect former President Donald Trump from an assassination attempt on July 13. He argued that this failure could mean one of two things: either the Secret Service is completely incompetent or they were involved in allowing the attack to happen.
In his video, Johnson explained how the Secret Service typically prepares for such events. They should conduct thorough site surveys to assess the venue, control access, and identify who can enter. After securing the venue, they would look for potential shooting spots outside the area. Johnson pointed out that they missed a crucial rooftop where a shooter could have had a clear line of sight to Trump.
He emphasized that proper security would involve placing someone of similar height to Trump on stage to help identify possible threats, even suggesting the use of drones for better visibility. Johnson also noted that trained snipers from the military and law enforcement can make long-distance shots, but those require special training and equipment. His claims suggest a significant failure in security measures or something more troubling behind the scenes.
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I saw Larry on YT yesterday is that what is already hidden here? Is there another link? Thanks!
All talk of the bad guys gun choice is irrelevant, and misleading. The focus should be on the bad guy, and his USSS apparent, support team. Also on the very obvious lack of training of the Butler County cops. They need articulation of threat training. And they need critical decision making training.