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'Blood All Over The Place': TRUMP Describes 'Painful' Assassination Attempt - TRUMP Releases 'Letter' by EX-DOC PILL PUSHER on Former Presidents' 'Fictional' Medical Status After Shooting

'Wiped out, Lenin-style': NY Times exposes what Trump did not want to talk about; -



- - Whistleblowers say;
''Hardly any Secret Service at Trump rally during shooting. Trumps’ security detail were NOT Secret Service. - Only assigned unprepared and inexperienced personnel''

MSNRAW 20 JUL 2024





'Blood All Over The Place' - WHERE? AND NO spots of blood on his WHITE shirt -
A piece of dummy blood has been clipped onto his ear. REAL blood does NOT clot that quickly


'This is a head fake'.. After former President Donald Trump was grazed by a bullet during a rally, he was treated at Butler Memorial Hospital before being released shortly after that night. The Hospital released NO comment.



TRUMP;
"So many people have asked me what happened, and therefore, I’ll tell you what happened," Trump said Thursday night in Milwaukee. "And you’ll never hear it from me a second time, because it’s too painful to tell."

Trump recounted the events from Butler, Pennsylvania last Saturday when a gunman, identified as 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks, opened fire. Crooks’ shot pierced the former president’s upper right ear while he was turning to look at one of his immigration charts displayed on a screen at the event.

"In order to see the chart, I started to turn to my right, and was ready to begin a further turn, which I’m lucky I didn’t, when I heard a loud whizzing sound and felt something hit me, really hard, on my right ear," Trump said. "I said to myself, 'Wow, what was that—it can only be a bullet,'—and moved my right hand to my ear, brought it down, and my hand was covered with blood, just blood all over the place. I immediately knew it was very serious, that we were under attack, and in one movement, proceeded to drop to the ground."

"There was blood pouring everywhere, and yet, in a certain way I felt very safe, because I had God on my side," Trump continued.


"The amazing thing is that prior to the shot, if I had not moved my head at the very last instant, the assassin’s bullet would have perfectly hit its mark, and I would not be with you tonight."

"But that isn’t the reason they didn’t move—the reason is that they knew I was in serious trouble, they saw all of the blood, and thought I was dead, and they just didn’t want to leave me, and you can see that love written all over their faces," he said.

"I am not supposed to be here tonight," Trump said, before the crowd at Fiserv Forum chanted, "Yes you are."
"I stand before you in this arena only by the grace of almighty God," Trump said. "In watching the reports over the last few days, many people say it was a providential moment."

"The crowd was confused because they thought I was dead," Trump said. "And there was great great sorrow. I could see that on their faces as I looked up. They didn't know I was looking out they thought it was over.

When I could see it I wanted to do something to let them know I was okay. I raised my right arm looked at the thousands and thousands of people that were breathlessly waiting and started shouting, 'fight, fight, fight.'"

'Outrageous LIES. Where is the support for the dead fireman victim and the ones in critical condition?'


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Former Fire Chief Who Died at Trump Rally Used His Body to Shield Family From Gunfire





BUFFALO TOWNSHIP, Pa. (AP) — The former fire chief who was killed at a Pennsylvania rally for Donald Trump spent his final moments diving down in front of his family, protecting them from the gunfire that rang out Saturday during an assassination attempt against the former president...





Corey Comperatore’s quick decision to use his body as a shield against the bullets flying toward his wife and daughter rang true to the close friends and neighbors who loved and respected the proud 50-year-old Trump supporter, noting that the Butler County resident was a “man of conviction.”





Trump shooting victim Corey Comperatore's funeral draws hundreds


“He’s a literal hero. He shoved his family out of the way, and he got killed for them,” said Mike Morehouse, who lived next to Comperatore for the last eight years. “He’s a hero that I was happy to have as a neighbor.”















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