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Sniper Nicholas Irving on Why Democrats Might Be Behind Trump Assassination Attempt (Part 4)
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July 18, 2024
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Former sniper Nicholas Irving shared his perspective on the political climate that may drive extreme measures against former President Donald Trump. Irving expressed skepticism towards both major political parties but singled out the Democrats as particularly opposed to Trump. While not a party affiliate himself, Irving acknowledged that some Democrats view Trump as an existential threat to democracy, making them potential perpetrators of an assassination attempt. Irving elaborated on the inherent dirtiness of politics, suggesting that such actions wouldn’t be beyond the realm of possibility. He emphasized that the struggle for power can lead political entities to extreme actions. Furthermore, he posited that real control lies with shadowy figures behind the scenes, rather than elected officials, indicating a "deep-state" influence on American politics. Drawing from his personal experiences with high-level security clearances and international operations, Irving stressed that unseen forces often pull the strings in government affairs.
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