Did Someone Just Try to Assassinate RFK Jr.?

originally posted by: TDDAgain
It just unfortunately for him that he didn't clear for SS protection.

So unfortunately.

*cough*

Yes quite unfortunate .

SS wouldn't have drop the ball they would have made sure he was a dead man I mean Safe and Sound Man .

a reply to: Idelb06

There are special considerations in this case.
One would think since he has requested it,
it should be given, as it was to Obama.

originally posted by: beyondknowledge2
a reply to: burntheships

'Nothing to see here. Move along.'


They don't like him.

Apparently not. He is the exception to the Big Tent of
Democrats, for quite a few reasons it seems.

a reply to: EmmanuelGoldstein

You have a very good point there.

Maybe it is a blessing in disguise...

originally posted by: EmmanuelGoldstein
I mean, why would RFK ever trust the secret service or any agency? Didn’t our government that was employed to protect his uncle plan and carry out his assassination?

I’d get my own security team if I was a Kennedy.

Didnt you read the article it was his own security detail that stopped the guy.

originally posted by: incoserv
a reply to: burntheships

RJK Jr. has a big, heavy, serious and extremely sharp axe to grind. Just imagine if your father and beloved uncle had been murdered and their murderers had been protected, both crimes covered up. He was nine when JFK's murder rocked his family and fourteen when they killed his father.

You'd be pissed. I know I would. He is a threat to the very construct that committed both of these crimes. (I don't think that I need to elaborate on who/what that construct consists of.)

So, hell yeah, they want to get rid of him. There are two potential candidates that they hate and will stop at literally nothing to either disqualify or eliminate.

The US has become a worse than a third-world, banana republic police state.

ETA: RFK jr. tweeted:

The man, wearing two shoulder holsters with loaded pistols and spare ammunition magazines was carrying a U.S. Marshal badge on a lanyard and beltclip federal ID.

I wonder where the hell he got hold of a US Marshal badge and federal ID.

I bet he had a red MAGA hat tucked into the inside pocket of his blazer, and probably was carrying a confederate flag with a swastika drawn on it folded up in his back pocket.

:

Forget politics for a moment, there is a part of me that believes our society changed for the worse with the Kennedy assassinations along with MLK and even Malcolm X, and it would be interesting to see where we would be as a nation had the JFK arc continued or if RFK was to have been elected.

Sometimes it is almost as if this is a chance to, with RFKjr at least veer away from the current fear politics and get closer to what was to be our original path with JFK. More and more I hear echoes of Dwight Eisenhower's address about the MIC, at some point the trillions spent on war would be better served if we could find a real and permanent peace.

Back a few months ago, RFK Jr was talking Secret Service, and lack
of in his current candidacy for President.

Man who doesn't qualify for Secret Service protection doesn't receive Secret Service protection. More at 11.

originally posted by: EmmanuelGoldstein
I mean, why would RFK ever trust the secret service or any agency? Didn’t our government that was employed to protect his uncle plan and carry out his assassination?

I’d get my own security team if I was a Kennedy.

Lol, great point.

If he receives SS protection, somebody on THAT TEAM will probably kill him.

The deep state today won’t get enough of a laugh out of the traditional unknown lone wolf, like Oswald or Sirhan.

Today they will need the guffaws that they get from having their own people kill him.

What good is it to kill your competitor without the added thrill of everyone knowing you did it, and America can’t do anything about it ?

originally posted by: burntheships

originally posted by: beyondknowledge2
a reply to: burntheships

'Nothing to see here. Move along.'


They don't like him.

Apparently not. He is the exception to the Big Tent of
Democrats, for quite a few reasons it seems.

There’s no big tent for democrats lol. If you have any problems whatsoever with trans, blm, antifa, grooming children for various filth, post birth abortion, cartels delivering illegals by the millions …….. you’re out on your ass. Thrown right out the tent flap.

originally posted by: Threadbare

Back a few months ago, RFK Jr was talking Secret Service, and lack
of in his current candidacy for President.

Man who doesn't qualify for Secret Service protection doesn't receive Secret Service protection. More at 11.

Will giggle with glee when the brains fly.

“I hate him ! Hahahaha !”

originally posted by: putnam6

originally posted by: incoserv
a reply to: burntheships

RJK Jr. has a big, heavy, serious and extremely sharp axe to grind. Just imagine if your father and beloved uncle had been murdered and their murderers had been protected, both crimes covered up. He was nine when JFK's murder rocked his family and fourteen when they killed his father.

You'd be pissed. I know I would. He is a threat to the very construct that committed both of these crimes. (I don't think that I need to elaborate on who/what that construct consists of.)

So, hell yeah, they want to get rid of him. There are two potential candidates that they hate and will stop at literally nothing to either disqualify or eliminate.

The US has become a worse than a third-world, banana republic police state.

ETA: RFK jr. tweeted:

The man, wearing two shoulder holsters with loaded pistols and spare ammunition magazines was carrying a U.S. Marshal badge on a lanyard and beltclip federal ID.

I wonder where the hell he got hold of a US Marshal badge and federal ID.

I bet he had a red MAGA hat tucked into the inside pocket of his blazer, and probably was carrying a confederate flag with a swastika drawn on it folded up in his back pocket.

:

Forget politics for a moment, there is a part of me that believes our society changed for the worse with the Kennedy assassinations along with MLK and even Malcolm X, and it would be interesting to see where we would be as a nation had the JFK arc continued or if RFK was to have been elected.

Sometimes it is almost as if this is a chance to, with RFKjr at least veer away from the current fear politics and get closer to what was to be our original path with JFK. More and more I hear echoes of Dwight Eisenhower's address about the MIC, at some point the trillions spent on war would be better served if we could find a real and permanent peace.

It is interesting. Both Trump and RFKJ are direct threats to the deep state. If they ended up winning the primaries, DS would be screwed from day 1 of the general election. If they ran as a ticket, I don’t see them losing. Too much dedicated base for both.
Thus, if we see these conditions, we’ll probably see some DOJ-CIA- State Dept killings.

Let’s hope these 2 guys still have some honorable connections in these corrupted machines.

a reply to: stevieray

Man, what are you going to do when you find out this was a Trump supporter.

a reply to: stevieray

The law is very clear about who qualifies for a Secret Service detail. He doesn't qualify. If he thinks he's at risk he can do what every other famous person does, hire his own security.

originally posted by: Threadbare
a reply to: stevieray

Man, what are you going to do when you find out this was a Trump supporter.

Don’t know. Not part of your fantasy world.

This guy looks a lot like a CIA patsy, a la Oswald or Sirhan or Hinkley or Chapman.

Loser unemployed joker who was there only because he thought he had a temp security guard job somewhere near there. No idea who he works for or who he’s supposed to contact. Wearing high cost guns and gear, after having no job / money for a good while. Yeah, with Trump, and not CIA that has these guys sitting in every tree.

originally posted by: incoserv

I wonder where the hell he got hold of a US Marshal badge and federal ID.

I also wonder how long he has been in the country,
all so hush hush.

Now it is reported that a second man has been arrested!

A second man, who has not yet been identified, was also taken into custody. He allegedly was in possession of a backpack containing another handgun inside. Aispuro (first man) was booked on felony gun charges and is being held on $35,000 bail.

ktla.com...

originally posted by: Idelb06
a reply to: burntheships

The secret service has the guidelines for providing protection for candidates.

USSS

It looks like protection only applies for major candidates, and within a year of the election according to the site.

You should really read your link. Full of should and not shall. Full of “broad discretion of various (Biden) officials”, with basic suggestions and not hard rules.

It even makes it known that SS protection for candidates was started directly due to the RFK Sr killing.

Anybody who’s not a total a-hole would give the man’s son the protection that was created from his father’s slaying, if only for common decency.

Unless you hate the son’s guts and wish him dead too.

Yeah, sounds like Biden-Clinton- Obama petty hate.
And their ATS fans.

a reply to: stevieray

Do you know who approves Secret Service details? It's a bipartisan panel and the sitting President has no say.

originally posted by: Threadbare
a reply to: stevieray

Man, what are you going to do when you find out this was a Trump supporter.

Lol, the more I thought about this post, the more I laughed at it.

Trump / RFK not in the same primary. Trump has already won the GOP primary.

RFK not likely to beat the DNC machine. Only likely to get anywhere as an independent or Trump VP.

Even then, RFK will do nothing but take 20-30% off of Biden’s votes, not Trump. Just like Perot - Bush Sr.

Do you ever even think about what you write ?

originally posted by: Threadbare
a reply to: stevieray

Do you know who approves Secret Service details? It's a bipartisan panel and the sitting President has no say.

It says “authorized by the DHS secretary after consultation with the congressional advisory committee”.

Also “Secretary has broad discretion and MAY consider a variety of factors”.

Also discusses when they’ve varied from the norm.
And how the president can intervene.

My God, you are not even trying to be credible. You just blurt out whatever makes you feel happy, without even reading the thing. Or you’re rather terrible at reading.

a reply to: stevieray

And yet the accused is a massive Trump supporter.