https://twitter.com/mkhammer/status/1529865711153184769?s=20&t=FpFvB3cY_jeDqkFkeMhOGw
https://twitter.com/LouADunn/status/1529866226650038272?s=20&t=FpFvB3cY_jeDqkFkeMhOGw
Border Patrol agents saw taking down Uvalde gunman as 'suicide' mission
by Anna Giaritelli, Homeland Security Reporter | May 26, 2022
EXCLUSIVE — UVALDE, Texas — The elite tactical agents in the Border Patrol credited with taking down the gunman in Tuesday’s mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, thought they were attempting a “suicide” mission in charging a barricaded shooter, a senior Homeland Security official said.
Parents on the scene outside the school amid the chaos criticized law enforcement for taking too long to act. A senior federal law enforcement official familiar with the investigation into the incident told the Washington Examiner on Thursday that the Border Patrol agents had been appointed by the local and state law enforcement on the site to lead that aspect of the response.
First responders on the scene recognized that the attacker, Salvador Ramos, had barricaded himself inside a classroom and was not targeting other classrooms. The early reporting on the shooting included confusion about whether Ramos targeted one or two classrooms.
“It was two rooms that were connected, so that’s why there’s misinformation. The gunman went into both,” the federal official said. “By entering the door from the hallway, you’d have access to both.”
Ramos had barricaded himself inside the joint classroom with his AR-style semi-automatic rifle, a weapon superior to the handguns police were carrying. The official said that breaching the room was seen as nearly impossible because of the disparity.
“If you have a barricaded subject and he has the advantage because he’s barricaded — if you rush through the door, not only do you have dead kids but dead cops,” the official said. "It’s suicide to try to rush a barricaded subject."
Police wanted to keep Ramos in an isolated area to prevent him from going to other classrooms.
Because of the school’s location in a town of 15,000 residents located just 60 miles from the U.S.-Mexico border and itself the home to a Border Patrol station, federal agents were among the police who responded to the shooting. While some police broke windows in order to pull children and teachers from the unaffected classrooms, highly trained agents who came in from the surrounding area were tasked with coming up with a plan to confront the attacker.
Two or three Border Patrol Tactical Unit, or BORTAC, agents and one Border Patrol Search, Trauma, and Rescue, or BORSTAR, agent chose to attempt busting into the classroom and taking on the direct fire. Two sheriff’s deputies accompanied the agents inside.
"I don’t think a lot of people would make that decision. To me, it just speaks to those individuals who decided to make entry," the official said.
BORTAC agents were among those sent in to respond to the fiery riots waged by antifa rioters in Portland in 2020. BORTAC agents make up a tiny percentage of the Border Patrol’s 19,500 agents and are trained to respond to emergency and high-risk incidents.
“You come up with a plan and execute. A local sheriff’s deputy who does great work — kudos to him — isn’t going to take charge at the same level as a BORTAC guy that shows up,” the official said.
The shooter’s plans have not yet been disclosed by investigators. The federal official familiar with the investigation said he does not believe Ramos followed through on what he had intended to do that day, potentially going through every classroom.
“I think he went in the classroom and did what he did and was like, ‘I’m going to hold up here until the final shootout happens,'" the official said.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/crime/border-patrol-agents-saw-taking-down-uvalde-gunman-as-suicide-mission
I have a hard time believing any of this story, from start to finish.
Trump bringing out the big guns, he's not going to let Cheney steal it again…look at the list, wow!
https://twitter.com/ByronYork/status/1529806419351961601?s=20&t=FpFvB3cY_jeDqkFkeMhOGw
That is freakin inspiring, we should all be like that. God Bless Them!
I just went to their site to donate, and they are selling this T shirt!
How can I donate anonymously?Every time I donate, I get hundreds of emails, texts, etc. etc. etc.
https://neokvet.com/
I would have stayed seated and not clapped for the retard Z too
He was a good actor, God bless him, I hope he wasn't a pedo…kek
That's so cool, I want to work for these guys, I really do!
Partnerships with Sheriffs!!! BOOM
https://twitter.com/JTumink/status/1528864833923588096?s=20&t=H_YwvCp9BzGd_fD2JnB0Pw
Damn I didn't know that Time wrote this article on Gregg Phillips in 2017, bet they are quaking in their boots now that he's released the proof! Fuck You Time
Meet the Man Who May Have Convinced President Trump Voter Fraud Exists
By Melissa Chan January 27, 2017 11:54 AM EST
President Trump has repeatedly claimed, without proof, that millions of people voted illegally in the 2016 election. Now he’s identified one potential source for the claim, and he has no proof either.
On Friday morning, Trump tweeted a note of encouragement Friday to Gregg Phillips, a Texas man who has repeatedly claimed thathe and a team of people have “verified” that 3 million votes were cast by “non-citizens.”
Phillips has yet to offer any concrete evidence to support his accusation, which has been debunked by multiple independent experts and election officials from both parties. Still, Trump, who lost the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes, has continued to make the claim and asked aides to prepare an executive order to launch a voter fraud probe.
Here’s what we know.
There’s little evidence that voter fraud is a serious problem.
The Washington Post found only four documented cases of voter fraud in the 2016 elections. The primary author of one study cited by the White House said it did not show any evidence of voter fraud. And Trump’s own attorneys argued in a legal filing about a recount effort that there was no evidence of voter fraud.
Phillips works on voter fraud.
He used to serve as Texas Deputy Health and Human Services Commissioner and once headed Mississippi’s Human Services Department, according to the Jackson Clarion-Ledger.
Phillips is now behind a mobile app called VoteStand, which allows Americans to report and read about suspected incidents of voter fraud at nearby and national polls.
He is also a board member of True the Vote, a nonpartisan group that grew out of a Tea Party effort in Texas, according to the New York Times.
He won’t release evidence anytime soon.
Phillips told CNN’s New Day on Friday morning that he won’t release any information about his claim about widespread voter fraud but claimed the number of illegal votes is larger than 3 million.
“We believe that it will probably take another few months to get this done,” Phillips said. “We know we have the answer. The number’s actually bigger.”
He did not disclose how he reached the massive number but hinted that early voting returns partially played a role.
“We’re doing it as fast as we can,” Phillips said. “You can reach a conclusion and still verify.”
About 30 minutes after the interview, Trump tweeted that he is looking “forward to seeing final results of VoteStand.”
https://time.com/4651634/gregg-phillips-voter-fraud-donald-trump/
No amount of pandering, lying and stealling is enough for democrats….I despise these people, everything thing they say is a smear and a lie.
Thank God, maybe the outrage of them sending $40 billion woke up their consience
Juan O is convinced something intriguing is happening on the McAfee releases, although he says McAfee was a terrible man
truthfully I've never gone to see anything there, McAfee was an unknown to me, but J makes a good case. although everything is subject to interpretation.
He thinks its a continuation of some sort (not exact) of the Q op, I have no idea, waiting for anons to explain all this to me. Kek
And then I will think about it.
Thx
as far as the nonprofit, and since they are in Ukraine, seems like a child trafficking op. That picture of the family is just creepy
"works to develop close relationships with children and teens"
"his target is at risk youth" (just like every child trafficking charity)
"basic needs for the elderly?" what's that have to do with children?
It seems there is not one honest organization or business in Ukraine.
that's really interesting. Seems like things are starting to pour out soon, at least that's a feeling I've got, or maybe I heard it somewhere, kek
I almost could understand those codes, it seems McAfee is saying he got a lot of people involved, and he was responsible for the harm that has come to them
you are right of course, but a lot of republican senators have been releasing statements and videos trying to convince they public, they did the right thing on Ukraine, which means they got a shitload of complaints from the public. Otherwise they wouldn't bother to explain their terrible decision.
I think the majority (96%) don't have a conscience, if there is one that does its Rand Paul, and a few others. There's so few honest men and women in congress, if we can only count them on two hands
But I'm glad they blocked it. Now if they could get rid of Mafia Mitch McConnell, maybe some would be freed from blackmail
>>16345513 HillaryClinton A society that allows its children to be murdered at school has failed its children
Honestly, I really want the entire US and the World to know what she and her husband has done, killing 100's of 1000's of children WW, in Africa alone they've probably killed a million with their bullshit pharma that was tainted just like Haiti.
Honestly, this creature is so disgusting!