I missed this one. Two weeks before Trump's attempted assassination, LOOK at this picture
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interesting place for the picture to be fragmented at, no?
His and Mike Tyson's friendship makes a lot more sense now kek
To be fair, Trump and Holyfield have more in common. 👂🤫
Predictive programming.
Yes and the red curtain looks like blood running down.
WOW! I missed this, too!
Sauce https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2024/07/supreme-court-donald-trump-immunity-decision/678859/
“Illustration by The Atlantic”.
I'm still spooked by the post-shooting incident where a guy in military gear aimed his gun at DJT as he was being whisked to safety.
There is a different wide angle shot (more from the left-rear) of that coverage where it shows the operator is far away from the vehicle. If I find it, i will edit my post.
I think the coverage you are referring to just made the background appear closer (via zoom maybe?) to the foreground, so it looked as if the operator pointed his rifle at the vehicle.
When we look at the picture, yes, we see the red curtain like blood rolling down but his ear. Exactly where he got shot looks like a mark exactly where the bullet hit him during the assassination attempt. When we blow it up it looks like a bullet mark and some blood mark. They were talking about time travel and all kinds of advance technology, beyond our imagination. They also say that the movies bragged about what they can do or going to do like in the matrix. We watched those movies several times and saw what they were doing now and saw so much of what was in the matrix come alive today. We've always wondered how technology was becoming so advanced over the years but then in seems in the 2000 it's like it all stopped.....and advancements came to a crawl. They are hiding advanced technology from us intentionally. The more we know the more dangerous we become to them, the deep state.
I'm not sure therenis room enough for me and these traitors here. They won't let us be free, we will have to assert harder that we intend to be.
By Adam Sew[r]er