Investigators are asking why the Secret Service didn’t secure the building where US President Donald Trump’s would be assassin fired from. It has been confirmed that the Secret Service did not sweep the building where the shooter in the attempted assassination was perched.
The building used by Donald Trump’s assassin should have been secured before and during the Donald Trump rally. The building was too close to the President’s rally to be disregarded as a threat. Image below shows Americans just how close a sniper got to President Donald Trump. Thousands of hunters and their teenage sons or daughters have successfully killed deer, moose and bear shooting from distances farther than that.
To answer why the Secret Service didn’t secure the building involved in the attempted assassination of President Donald Trump start looking into who owns the building the would be assassin used in the failed attempt to assinate US President Donald Trump.
A Canadian sniper who served with JTF2 has stated on social media that the Donald Trump assassination attempt appears to be an inside job. That the would be assassin had help.
Joe Biden, Germany and NATO all have motive to orchestrate an assassination of Donald Trump.
Biden’s motive – Joe Biden had/has no chance of winning second term because of Donald Trump.
Germany and NATO’s motive – Donald Trump has stated that he will exit the US from Germany’s new Nazi Waffen SS – NATO.
To find out who is behind the assassination attempt of Donald Trump start by investigating who owns the building and property of AGR International. AGR International was recently acquired 4 months ago in March of 2024 by Indicor industrial company.
Established in November 2022, Indicor was formed when Clayton, Dubilier & Rice LLC (CD&R), a preeminent private equity firm, acquired a controlling stake in Roper Technologies. Thereafter, on May 6, 2024 (2 months ago) a group of central banks including: J.P. Morgan Securities LLC, Citigroup Inc., Wells Fargo, RBC Capital Markets LLC, BNP Paribas Securities Corp., UBS Investment Bank and Germany’s Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. provided Clayton, Dubilier & Rice LLC with a $500 million (1/2 a $billion) bond to support the purchase of Presidio Inc.
It’s important to note that a founder and chairman of Clayton, Dubilier & Rice LLC was Joe Rice, a former Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Marine Corps. Rice stepped down as chairman of CD&R in June 2012.
Rice served as a liaison of sorts between the United States government and the Iraqi municipal governments. Rice helped the US government establish the new Baghdad city council in the aftermath of the war.
“We literally began holding hundreds of neighborhood meetings around Baghdad, where the people of Baghdad selected representatives for what became the city council,” Rice
Rice was also involved in training the Iraqi police and military before Barack Obama (VP Joe Biden) withdrew US troops from Iraq.
Document undoubtedly suggests Rice worked with/for the CIA. That means there’s reasonable suspicion Clayton, Dubilier & Rice LLC and affiliates are CIA fronts. Explains why Citigroup (CIA’s central bank) helped it to obtain a $500 million bond.
A 2011 audit of the Federal Reserve uncovered that Citigroup obtained $2.5 trillion ($2,500,000,000,000) from the Fed during the US EU banking Crisis. In 2008, Citigroup reportedly lost $27.7 billion yet it obtained $2.5 trillion from the Federal Reserve to cover Citigroup’s alleged loses. Citigroup received $2.5 trillion because of its ties with the CIA. The money was funneled to Citigroup to fund CIA black Ops.
There’s ample evidence available to link Citigroup with the CIA. In 2010 John M. Deutch, a former director of the Central Intelligence Agency (from May 10, 1995, until December 15, 1996), stepped down as a Citigroup director of 12 years. When Mr. Deutch resigned as director of the CIA in December 1996 he was almost immediately elected to the Citibank (Citigroup) board.
A search would also reveal that Citigroup/Citibank was investigated for CIA Mexican and Afghanistan drug money laundering – Google “Citibank officer, Amy Elliot”.
Today, Citigroup’s largest shareholders are Vanguard, BlackRock (NYSE:BRK), State Street Corporation (SST -4.7%), Berkshire Hathaway (BRK. A 0.74%)(BRK. B 0.35%), and Geode Capital Management. The CIA isn’t named as the bank’s major shareholder, for obvious reasons.
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The CIA has been actively recruiting students/undergrads in the US for CIA Ops.
