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Regarding the “linear reasoning” of Joseph Brooke in response to the assessment by Libby Hicks that the assassination attempt of Donald Trump was fake (“Info Wars,” Sept. 11): Everything is not a WAR, Mr. Brooke. Ms. Hicks’ “experience” with gunfire and bullets whizzing past her at “2,000 feet per second” is irrelevant. The “rest of the world” knows the attempt was fake if they simply watch the replay.
Let’s look at the facts presented in the video of the event. Forget the attached narrative or the follow-up assessment by media “experts.” Our sharpshooter, a young fellow with an agenda, somehow managed to place himself on the most obvious perch for a crazed assassin to carry out his deed. How he got there without notice from the “Secret Service” overwhelmingly suggests it was staged.
Not only did he “just miss” his target, but he managed to hit the “only body part” that is easy to conceal with “fake blood.”
If anyone has zero experience with gunfire or being grazed by a bullet, it is Trump, who avoided military service as one of his first deceptions. Who knew he was just getting started. Certainly, he would not have been standing up full-face in the direction of the “gunfire” if the experience you had described, Mr. Brooke, had actually occurred.
The fact that the whole ruse was played out “just prior” to the Republican National Convention and never before in the myriad of Trump rallies preceding it suggests that unmitigated political deception runs deep. Our Donald had no problem speaking freely in public shortly after that.
I invite everyone to reexamine the event and their stance on the state of this nation.
Truth stands alone, Mr. Brooke. It does not require rules.
J.D. Moore
San Rafael
