Huh! Alex Jones called for Trump's assassination
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You just replied to a mentally unstable extremist who endorses murder.
That's for the heads up, but I have to speak up when someone spreads mis- and dis- information.
The "republican" angle has been disproven based on the Pennsylvania context:
https://x.com/ImMeme0/status/1812640627433341421
An anonymous mother tweets a 7 second clip of an unknown person making a claim.
This is all the proof some people need, apparently, to claim the shooter was not a real Republican folks.
For all we know he was one of those faux-Christians who feel Trump's stand on abortion was too soft.
The only document that exists for this "republican" is this registration. He had no social media of any kind or it was wiped prior to this event? He has no friends list and his phone is hard to crack based on FBI accounts. The FBI that has electronic back doors into every device ever made. I wonder if even his parents ever took him out for a soda at an amusement park and had a picture taken.
Who at 20 years old doesn't exist in media except for a BlackRock commercial he appeared in?
So count me skeptical that the registration was even him. It would not be the first time a leftist forged an identity to discredit someone. I read in the news the three letter agencies are not adverse to lying - they use undercover informants all the time.
Bullshit folks. Crooks has school and employment records.
Bullshit folks. Google it.
Is this based on the erroneous assumption that Crooks has no social media accounts?
Bullshit folks. The FBI has his phone and there's no mention of problems getting int it.
Bullshit folks. See above.
They filmed an ad at his school. He was a student in the crowd, that's all. "The ad, which was produced in 2022, was filmed at Bethel Park High School, where Crooks was a student at the time. BlackRock filmed the spot, part of a series aimed at teachers managing their retirement assets, in a classroom led by a real teacher and which featured real students. Crooks was one of those students, BlackRock told CBS MoneyWatch. He was not paid, nor was he hired by the company as an actor."