Kash Patel (Truth Social)
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I have nothing to do with patel patriot and he has nothing to do with me, just so @truthsupport know.
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I take it Devolution is off the table with Kash?
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Clip 1: notice the weird pixilation glitch at 4:06:19? Helicopter almost looks like it's bad CGI. Lots of video glitching. Realize it's "long view", but do those NBC cameras really have that bad of picture quality? "Typically this is not a shot our viewers often see." (4:08:28). "Optics are important." "That's not the way he normally goes in." (that's what she said! ha!). "We see this shot normally around Easter." Go back a little bit though to 4:00:00 when there are now 2 choppers in view. Where'd that 2nd bird come from? Mid-route as an escort?
Clearly 2 birds in the air. But what kind of shell game is that when the camera is following the same bird the whole time (at least so it appears)? This would have been the worst, least secure shell game ever...
Weird cut away from the chopper around 4:05:42. Camera moves back into view and super choppy, bad quality feed.
Clip 2: CSPAN camera feeds didn't seem to have any problem, unlike clip 1
Clip 3: Feed monitoring the motorcade goes black at 6:46. Maybe a shell game with the SUVs? Which SUV has Trump? When chopper gets to WH, video feed seems fine, unlike with NBC feed.
Clip 4: Marine 1 flying into Walter Reed. Why? Didn't it take him there 72 hours prior? Is it normal for Marine 1 to just drop POTUS off at the hospital and leave?? Wouldn't it make sense, and cost less, to just stay at the helipad at Walter Reed until it's time to take Trump back?
"Welcome to the white house" (Trump - "that's small letters.") EEOB. NW 17th Street, construction started in 1871 (1+8+7+1=17) and took 17 years to build. QQQ. Norman_F_Dixon and CHAOS_ACTUAL got us going down the EEBO rabbit hole a while back. I covered some of the history of the "White House" (the Executive Mansion/Residence), the Executive Office and the EEOB in this thread. Very interesting history of the buildings and the multiple relocations of the "Executive Office."