That’s not why I’m here.
I’ve been actively, in full public view, working this problem since the assassination attempt occurred, as ThePythonicCow on a less prominent site, projectavalon.net, where I have been an admin and major participant since 2011. The discussion and research into this attempted assassination was more active here, so I re-invigorated my long dormant PeakProsperity membership (1) to contribute to and benefit from the work here.
Could you point me to whatever Chris said, in the early days, when he labeled something “insane”? I doubt that my current hypothesis is what Chris might have called “insane”.
If, as I am guessing, he was labeling hypothesis that the assassination was staged to be an insane hypothesis, then I quite agree, and have agreed all along … whatever happened was seriously real and seriously intended to kill Trump.
Could it be that the flak I am getting here means that it’s me who is over the target. ?
And, by the way, my hypothesis is essentially relevant to the First Principles analysis of the mechanics, physics, geometry, ballistics and other specific physical events that occurred there, that day.
The assumption that one of the first bullets passed dangerously close to or actually nicked Trump’s right ear is baked into and a critical assumption to much of the trajectory analysis that endeavors to locate possible shooting locations.
That assumption CAN NOT be proven, at least not from any evidence I’ve seen, and I’ve seen a fair bit of it.
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(1) – I’ve held the handle “ThePythonicCow” here and on chrismartenson.com since August of 2009, and on numerous other sites since late 2001. I am no newbie on some covert mission.