Was The Biden Administration Prepared To Kill Trump And His Secret Service Agents To Seize Documents At Mar-a-Lago?
This was going to be a rant about the Biden administration’s reprehensible decision to send condolences to Iran - on behalf of you and me - for the death of the Butcher of Tehran, Ebrahaim Raisi.
The president of Iran was incinerated in a helicopter crash on Sunday and the world was a better place the instant this cruel, murderous man departed this earthly plain.
No one in the west should mourn the death of this Iranian monster who was poised to become the supreme leader of a bloodthirsty theocracy that’s bent on the destruction of Israel and the United States.
Yet the State Department was quick to zip off a message of sympathy when the president of the world’s largest exporter of international terrorism was killed in this helicopter accident.
By contrast, the Trump administration sanctioned Raisi for his actions that lead to the executions of 5,000 political prisoners in 1988 and 1,500 demonstrators in 2019.
Yet Biden, like Barack Obama before him, is determined to canoodle with the murderous regime in Tehran.
In the US Senate, Chaplain Rear Adm. Barry Black (retired) offered a prayer for the dead terrorist.
My God. The country has truly lost its way.
The only prayer we should offer is that this man is burning in hell.
But late Tuesday afternoon another story broke, eclipsing that one. Court papers unsealed earlier that morning revealed astonishing details about Biden’s August 8, 2022 raid on his chief opponent’s home at Mar-a-Lago.
Not only did the FBI go into Donald Trump’s residence unannounced, but they were authorized to use deadly force against the former president of the United States and the Secret Service.
Attorney General Merrick Garland personally signed off on the search warrant and it’s inconceivable that the president wasn’t consulted as well. I don’t want to hear Biden apologists claiming that this is standard language in federal search warrants, Garland could have struck such language if that was the case. (That language is NOT standard in Virginia search warrants, by the way.)
If January 6th was bad, imagine what would have erupted in this country if the former president or his bodyguards were shot during an FBI raid to collect documents.
This wasn’t just reckless, it was intentional. Draw your own conclusions about why deadly force was authorized. I’ve drawn mine.
An "operations order" of the 9 a.m. raid that was produced in discovery contained a "policy statement" regarding the "use of deadly force," which said in part: "Law enforcement officers of the Department of Justice may use deadly force when necessary."
Agents at the scene of the raid, who were instructed to wear unmarked polo or collared shirts, had planned to bring "standard issue weapons, ammo, handcuffs and medium and large sized bolt cutters."
A contingencies plan was also created in cohesion with the raid, showing that a paramedic be at the scene in case someone is "injured." The name of the nearest local trauma center, complete with an address and a phone number, was included on the same form.
Contingencies also said that agents "will be prepared to engage with" Trump and U.S. Secret Service should he have arrived at Mar-a-Lago.
Time to haul Biden’s evil attorney general, Merrick Garland, back before Congress, place him under oath and ask point blank if the DOJ was prepared to assassinate the former president if they were met with resistance in Florida.
When you consider the ridiculous legal cases that have been brought against Trump in an attempt to keep him out of the White House, the efforts to block his name from ballots and now this alarming new information, it’s clear that it’s time for a sweeping investigation into just how deep the Democrat Party’s efforts are to interfere in the 2024 elections.
As unbelievable as it sounds, it seems Biden and his henchmen were not content to try to throw Trump in prison, keep his name off state ballots but they may have been willing to actually kill him.
We live in dangerous times.
