Jack Posobiec &, Joshua Lisec’s guide Bulletproof: The Truth About the Assassination Efforts on Donald Trump bears out a shifting political and cultural model. In the conventional movement, stored potential energy is replacing it with kinetic energy.
From the first news of Posobiec &, Lisec’s upcoming book, the Covid-beaten, 2020 election-battered, vaccine-weary, war-wary, not to mention Butler shell-shocked and all-around besieged conservative head grasped for a long-distant mood: justification. For the first time in who knows how long, we will be vindicated.
Armored fuses Posobiec and Lisec’s talents of military brains analysis, gripping story-telling, and detailed news reporting, resulting in a interesting, detailed accounting of one of the most significant social events in contemporary history.
You’ll learn how many major supply research has been ostensibly forgotten in just these past few months as many of the sections read more like a fictional secret movie. Bulletproof keeps this evidence to demonstrate what kind of official investigation is occurring but is n’t.
Facts, Demonic And Divine
In a brief, straightforward book called” The Chart,” Bulletproof relays the activities of July 13 in a dreadful recount of bloody filming details, both devilish and holy. Cinematic and wonderful, this depiction may send chills down your spine.
The analysis-focused section of the book is organized by the writers as part of a” Analysis of Competing Hypotheses” exercise from a military intelligence approach. A broad, panoramic view of the story is provided by the creators ‘ tapestry of information.
From the years of intellectual build-up to the event itself, to the various eye-witness testimonies, to intimate details of the gunman’s private life, to the reassuring, republican pounding of the Secret Service by Congress, to a section on the 2nd assassination attempt.
A choreography of moves, countermoves, and text messages on the day of July 13 plays out over the pages as well. But the parts do n’t add up. You’ve likely heard that the shooter had a ladder, you probably did n’t hear that he put it in place but did n’t use it. or that he had already purchased it the following morning. Why did he bring it, then?
There are many more instances of details that are too unusual to ignore. Who is the gray suit’s wearer? At the picnic table, who was it? In the middle of all this, who met the would-be assassin Crooks back at his residence? You’ll start pondering questions you’d prefer not to ask in Senator Grassley’s report after reading the group text from Senator Butler Emergency Services Unit.
This is an authoritative, skillfully narrated accounting of all the relevant facts, and in that respect, Bulletproof is almost unheard of – a major book, carried in chain bookstores, that presents the prevailing, conservative viewpoint on a major historical event. We did n’t have anything like that for 9/11, certainly not for Jan. 6, and not even for the Boston Marathon bombing.
We’ve always had privately shared insights, but no officially accepted discourse. Despite the merits of conservatives being marginalized in the public square over time, we have allowed ourselves to be sidelined.
Posobiec and Lisec, the authors, understood the need for celerity and agreed to go on offense. Instead of ceding control of our victory to the cohort who is currently trying their best to conceal their shame and destroy the evidence, they saw the need to take ownership of it.
In Bulletproof, the authors have examined the various popular scenarios, marshaled all the evidence in the public domain, provided new evidence legally gathered by a private investigator, and built a theory of the case. They take note of instances of official reports that have been announced but have not yet been made public. For example, the Department of Homeland Security’s promised Inspector General’s report is still not published.
If the federal agencies do n’t take action right away on the facts and observations that were provided on the Bulletproof silver platter, they are preventing justice for the Comperatore family, President Trump, and other innocent victims. These revelations, in the unlikely event that they will lead to powerful new inquiries by the same senators and representatives whose prior hearings are highlighted in” The Review” and” The Director,” are on the horizon.
Winning
Winston Churchill once said that “history is written by the victors.” The narrative of an event’s success is shaped by the event’s success. However, we are also aware that whoever creates the history emerges as the victor. The ability to cast the narrative is only the victor’s right to refuse, beyond which the privilege is forfeited.
Despite the tragic death of Corey Comperatore, good man and hero to his community, we emerged from the Trump assassination attempt in Pennsylvania victorious. The glory goes to God, the triumph to President Trump and all his supporters: the rally-goers, the Ave Maria enjoyers, the home-schoolers, the heart-changers, those getting out the vote, those donning the red hat, those saying “damn the torpedoes” with their social media posts and yard decor.
The devil came for us, and missed. President Trump rose above the hysteria to declare that it was time to fight.
Vanessa Battaglia is a defense engineer with experience designing software, hardware, and airborne systems for the Army, Navy, Air Force, Space Force, Special Operations Command, and the Federal Aviation Administration.