2024-07-17 20:53:10
The assassination attempt on former US President Donald Trump has sparked numerous conspiracy theories that are being actively spread online.
The BILD publication has collected the main ones.
One of the most popular theories claims that the assassination attempt was organized by American intelligence agencies, who deliberately failed to stop the shooter.
Fake posts have appeared online, in which a Secret Service sniper claims that he was denied the order to eliminate the shooter for three minutes. These posts have been viewed millions of times, but have no evidence.
Businessman Matt Wallace also spread the conspiracy theory, posting a video of Trump’s bodyguards and writing about the “inner workings” of the intelligence agencies. The video shows a Secret Service agent crouched slightly while speaking to reporters just seconds before the shots were fired.
Wallace offers no other arguments for the involvement of US intelligence agencies in the assassination attempt on Trump. The most likely explanation for the officer’s behavior in the video is that by that point, visitors had already alerted security about the shooter.
Earlier, Cursor reported that the condition of those injured in the assassination attempt on Trump had become known.
In addition, information recently emerged that the FBI, thanks to Israeli technology, hacked the phone of the person who shot Trump.
We also wrote that Trump recently shared his views on the war in Ukraine and spoke about the possibility of easing sanctions against Russia as part of his plan to end the war. He also accused Biden of “forcing Russia and China to get married.”