Detecting one thing about Trump shooting that appears to be very suspicious
Date
7/17/2024 6:18:52 AM
(MENAFN) On Saturday, a shooting incident involving former President Donald trump raised eyebrows when 20-year-old Thomas Crooks fired three shots from a rifle before being met with immediate return fire from United States Secret Service snipers. Trump sustained a minor injury to his right ear but narrowly escaped a potentially fatal encounter, leading to speculation about the circumstances surrounding the event.
As Crooks pulled the trigger, Trump instinctively turned his head to the right, directly toward the direction of the shooter. This crucial movement likely played a significant role in saving his life. The bullet, traveling at an astonishing speed of over 1,100 meters per second, reached Trump's ear in just 0.14 seconds. Given the rapid nature of the incident, it seems implausible that the shooter could have accurately anticipated Trump's movement, leading to questions about the entire situation.
Had Trump turned even slightly differently, or if the bullet had deviated just 10 to 20 millimeters, the outcome could have been drastically different. Such a shift might have resulted in severe injury, potentially sidelining Trump from political life for an extended period, if not permanently.
In addition to the near miss, the shooter's subsequent shots were automatic and failed to hit their target, suggesting a lack of shooting proficiency and an inability to maintain composure under pressure. This combination of factors surrounding the incident raises significant suspicions about the events of that day and their implications for Trump's safety and future in politics.
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