Attentat Trump : le temps des questions

Good morning, my friends. Time for questions about the assassination attempt on former President Trump, who is also a candidate for the US Presidential election this year. You know, with the American system, there is one characteristic, something that almost never changes, which is that no matter what happens, as soon as you start digging deeper and asking questions, nothing makes sense anymore. Nothing is rational. Nothing makes sense anymore. Let me give you an example. For Kennedy, I must have read, even though I don't talk much about the assassination of President Kennedy, I must have read at least 25 or 30 investigative books just on his autopsy. I must have read at least two or three books in one. And I even read the new edition where the author, who spent his life investigating this detail, has published another edition with even more information, and unfortunately, nothing makes sense. A problem with this assassination attempt on Trump? Well, we're told that it was a young man who wanted to attempt the life of the president. Why not? You know, the world is full of lunatics, full of people who want to distinguish themselves through acts of violence. So that's a foregone conclusion. It doesn't surprise anyone, whether in the United States or elsewhere. But what's surprising here is that we have a roof. It's not that this roof overlooks the platform where the president is, but it's within view of this platform. That means a man placed there has a perfect view of the former president who is speaking, and that all the security personnel there don't think it's necessary to cover this place. And that doesn't enter his mind at all. You have to know one thing. Trump is protected on two counts. As a former president, they are protected by the secret services, like Obama, for example. Up until now, he has been protected, and until his death, he will be protected by the secret services. Also, the secret services protect presidential candidates, regardless of whether they were president before or not. So he is. He is protected in two ways, and in particular, because he is a rather divisive person, I think we don't need to prove it. So they bring Trump back. They are going to install snipers on roofs, right? There is a reason why they install snipers on roofs. I have seen American leaders arrive in certain cities, not even. I lived in Geneva when Clinton went jogging, right at the time I lived in Credonc. I had a room and he went jogging down the street, right in front of the lake, with all his bodyguards. We once had a secretary of state who came to Algeria. I have been exposed to various trips by American leaders, usually days and days before. You have the helicopters flying in you have the galaxies arriving with their cars, all their cars, they are these black cars and all that. He brings them back with him. He brings them back on trips, rotations, several days before the arrival of the dignitary in question. The roads are blocked, people are forbidden from going on their balconies. Sometimes even houses or apartments or entire buildings are emptied. Places are barricaded, the police, all that. I mean, he doesn't leave a single corner. He doesn't leave a single potential. I'm sure that when Clinton was running on the Quai du Mont Blanc in Geneva, I'm almost certain, even if I don't remember it for sure, that there were police boats on the lake, even divers, you know, the whole thing there. They have a roof, a clear white roof that is there in front at 135 meters. And no one judges whether to place a sniper on it or just a cop or a security guard on it. No, not nothing at all. We leave it empty. The snipers who are on the other side, who are covering this roof, among other things, well, what do they have to see? Put yourself in their shoes. There are two snipers. There are some, I think, I think, but, well, I don't have all the details yet. I think one of them is a sniper and the other is someone who guides him. They are there with their tongues in sight, their binoculars, whatever you want, their training and everything. And put yourself in their shoes. Trump speaks. And there we have this young man who climbs the building. He goes up on the roof. He is alone on the roof now. He walks, he arrives in the middle and says he's lying down. He has a weapon, he has an AR15. He shoulders it, he aims, he shoots several times. And they're there, like no reaction. That's what I don't get. I can tell you one thing, if Trump had been shot, it would have been a case of repeat. What does that mean? It means that in 30 years people would still be debating how this lone gunman could have single handedly taken down, I was going to say Kennedy taken down Trump. So it's still a repetition of history and it shows us that, well, they want to get rid of him personally. What I think at this point, I think that there are people who have said, and of course with American systems, we have to rule out all possibilities. There are people who have said that, yes, it was maybe Trump who organized this to go up in the polls, to try to gain sympathy. To be honest, I don't think so. Okay, I don't think so. Even though for me, you know, I have all the cards on the table. I don't think so. That is to say, if you give an AR15, a weapon like this, a semi automatic or automatic rifle to a kid and you ask him to shoot you in the ear, pierce your ear at 135 meters on a day like that, with the wind and everything, there's a good chance he'll blow your head off. Even if he's skilled and all that, there's a good chance, you know, the accuracy won't be good. We're not going to be exact, you know, so it was pretty hard to organize it that way. So I'm leaning more towards an inside job, as usual with American systems. I think an inside job, it means people from the deep state who wanted to kill Trump. The kid was probably manipulated, so he's definitely a borderline antifa. Well, the classics, you know, they have. And when I say, I assure you, I don't even mean it as an insult. I mean it in clinical terms. There are a lot of young people today who sometimes have even gone to university for years. I would say even worse when they have gone to university for years, who are completely, completely unhinged. I mean, today I have the impression, and I don't blame them, these young people, it's not. They're not bad by nature, but I think they're subjected to a system that is destroying them mentally, that is crushing them. And so they come out, you see them, they're covered in piercings, tattoos, they're broken. They have the faces of deranged people. They make meaningless remarks that make absolutely no sense, reflecting the chaos that enters their heads. They don't know who they are. They don't know if they're men or women or things or whatever. I mean, honestly, it's a young person who is sad. It's sad to see. So you can imagine that in this youth there is still a fairly large pool to find a lost soul, huh? And then tell him, listen, we're putting the market in your hands. He's not working with people from the deep state. For him, they're nice guys who appreciate him and who can and want to help him achieve something for his country and his cause. There you go. We tell him, get up on the roof, don't worry, don't worry, no one will see you. You shoot, you shoot the Great Satan, right? And then you jump off the roof, you run, there's a car parked, you get in, you leave, you go home, and that's it. Then there'll be a new pack of video games that will arrive on Amazon that same evening. The guy, that's all, that's what he doesn't realize. He arrives, he opens fire. Then the guys, they give him his window of opportunity. Then after a while, he doesn't stop shooting. He shoots and shoots and then he misses everyone, right? I mean, the guy either has too much wind or he's a shaky person, or he doesn't have the right weapon. All that they say to themselves, well, we gave him six seconds. It's going to get people talking, right? Because, because you can imagine if he gives it a minute or two, right, and the guy there on the roof shooting with helicopters, drones and everything, and no one reacts. It's still going to get people talking, right? That's it. Whatever we say. So after a while, the message arrives. Well, we have to, we have to, we have to respond. So then he reposts. The guy is dead. That's it. He won't be able to give his version. He won't be able to explain what happened. And then, period, the assassination failed. That's right. It's true that at the time in the 60s, the Deep State was capable of having people like Oswald, Oswald with a rifle. The repetition. He arrived. He arrived from a window. What floor was it again? I don't remember the floor. Which. 11, I forgot floor 4, 5. I put my money on the fifth floor, but I'm not sure anymore. So from this bookstore, it's on this floor. The bookstore is moving. It's moving. It's not even a customer who's stopped. It's moving. He managed to get at least two bullets in it, right? He shot several times. He hit a lot of people. He hit the governor of Texas. He hit Kennedy. You have to know that Kennedy. The first bullet wasn't necessarily fatal. It was the second one that blew his skull open. But the first bullet wasn't necessarily fatal. And if you watch the Zapro film, the film, the guy who's shooting, a guy who had a little camera there, well, the governor of Texas was saved by his wife. Because when we heard the first shot and he was hit, she grabbed her husband and lowered it. Mrs. Kennedy had plenty of time to do the same. She could have saved her husband. She had plenty of time to do that, but she didn't understand what had happened until the second bullet came. And then, well, that was it. So, my friends, there's no surprise today that the Deep State wants to get rid of Trump. The fact that they tried to assassinate him was Something that was very much planned. I had planned it. I even wrote about it. It was obvious. It is obvious now. Well, there you have it. They missed the shot. They have two options left. Either do it again later or do it again on another occasion, perhaps in a more discreet way, for example, by poisoning him or something. And then suddenly they say, well, there you have it. He caught a quick illness, he died. That could also be an option to use this technique, right? Polonium is similar. Or. Yeah, or there's still the other technique, huh? The postal vote and all that. But hey, are they going to do it again? Now you'll tell me. It worked for me. It worked once, why not a second time? We'll see. But the fact that they missed him somewhere they gave him a gift because now they missed him. And on top of that, he didn't come across as a wimp. Hey, the guy was brave because the guy had just taken a beating and he raised his hands and all that. He didn't seem to be impressed by that. So we can see that the guy is still solid. That's what's going to make his popularity, his rating go up. So they wanted to kill him and they missed him. Now he's stronger than before. So I don't know how they're going to react, but we have to expect some really nasty stuff. And between us, I'm starting to believe, just. Just between us, I'm starting to believe that the United States is a failed state, a bankrupt state, a failed state. Honestly, if an African state had a senile president who had arrived in a way, like who had literally fallen off a truck, who couldn't even stand on a staircase, and if there was political violence like the one in the United States, if they were shooting down presidential candidates, like for example, they did in other elections in India recently, in India practically, I had followed the elections a little bit. Those who won these elections were just people who had the merit of being alive. So many candidates were shot down. So political violence, rampant inflation, mental health crisis, economic crisis. I mean, we are really witnessing the end of an empire. It really is a failed state. There you have it, my friends. Thank you for watching this video. Up to this point, we'll see what happens. I hope he there will be an investigation. But hey, with the Americans investigations, you know, thanks for listening so far and I'll see you in a next video.