CIA Insiders Reveal Frightening Details Behind Trump Assassination Attempt | Kiriakou & Bustamante

[@mizzybaby9782]

Long hair dude definitely still works for them as damage control

[@stumpyhobbit2175]

He can not lie convincingly, his eyes give it away immediately, not saying he knows anything, but he is covering for them anyway.

[@user-yl3fy9gw6c]

Every. Time.

[@robmcclure4187]

The cool dude brings the guard down and all of a sudden there isn’t a campaign to end political adversaries.

[@teflondefcon1674]

Yea he tries to use 80 year old lady chasing cat as example to young man with rifle on dominant terrain feature with a clean line of sight to one of most hated people in America, phones where pinged at shooters house that also pinged in DC, now lines are cut. Sounds like goofball... I swear government hires alot of stupid people. Book smart but lack of common sense.. like the one Station Chief in Khost who made security not search high level AQA personal in CIA site... even baked him a cake lol and he clacked off an explosive killing like 8 people.. wtf is that.. it's like Allan Dulles head of CIA was on the Warren Comisson of JFK assignation lol.. it's right on our face... truth is they don't know but think it could very well be possible this is coordinated effort in our Intel community that there is civil war going on inside them.. Woke agents are trying to have agents who lean right have thier clearance removed.. like of They did not get vaccine and so on.. that was leaked.. just like the country is divided so are the Alphabet Agencies on politics everyone thinks they are right and thier answer is the right answer.. all these people are sociopaths that is a character trait that is looked for.. you have to make cold hard decisions. I get it.. I seen it. 0:02

[@Ryan__________________________]

Yup 👍🏾

[@mucccvhorob4596]

His statements are as ridiculous as his hairstyle

[@johnczech7074]

We have to accept it? No, actually we don't.

[@GregoryArkadin-j5v]

Indeed. What a load of shite.

[@gregknipe8772]

and as a nit wit, you never will. you will find a conspiracy everywhere you want one. SUCCESS!!!

[@GregoryArkadin-j5v]

@@gregknipe8772 Ad hominem insults are idiotic and only reflect back on the user of them.

[@stephenescamilla2129]

No, we don't.

[@user-qm5si3e2e]

I assure you law enforcement never has to ask for permission to use deadly force…..

[@TravisTellsTruths]

Seriously

[@bobwaldman9996]

R I G H T

[@dr9205]

Indeed, these guys don't know what they're talking about here.

[@ericb2501]

Not true, dude.

[@coltonstrange1003]

The Exception? Are you serious? In No logical situation would that rooftop not have a Sniper on that roof. Its not an exception and Bustamante is clearly a CIA talking head. GTFOH

[@DCFloridasport]

Totally...he fits every checkbox...just like these UFO whistleblowers who everyone is so enamored with...Fed, still employed by his handlers.

[@daveburkley1026]

Agreed..Trump is not just any protectee,he's hated by the left and the establishment..GTFOH ,talking head to have you believe it was an oopsy

[@johndoe-id8td]

​@TheHappinessOfThePursuit it was weaponized to spread propaganda. If you Google Trump Harris pops up and all Google says is how racist Trump is. Let's face it the white man has no say in today's America.

[@1truemoose]

Maybe the reason this incident was the exception is because attempts on the president's life are very rare. Probably most of their duty is tracking down fools who post threats by mail, email, or social media.

[@nancykirk2650]

Got'em....He's still on the payroll🎉😂

[@JPSola5iver]

are we to just accept that "that's the way it works"???? unbelievable

[@martinnunez3211]

American Patriotism and every other form of nationalism is there to be upholded by the bare foot people, the guys in power, be it Bush, Clinton, Biden or Trump are there for the money. The rest of what politicians say is just manipulation or lies to mantain their status, every law they pass, every war they send us to fight is to mantain their own wealth. Deep in their hearts they do not know wtf they are doing, beyond playing their part in the theater.

[@gregknipe8772]

and you are next!!!

[@FrybreadKing1]

Actually, statistically it shows that this wasn’t a normal thing

[@yunggoosbumps215]

yeah that was bustamante's argument lol he is a slick tongue cia agent and convinces people that hes right even if his own speech debunks that. He said it was an anamoly, meaning it is most likely not to happen and somehow he convinces everyone that that means the most likely answer is the even was the anamoly 😂

[@tehmtbz]

An 85 year old lady chasing her cat is not a man, proned out on a roof, with a rifle oriented toward the stage where their protectee is speaking. These guys talk out of both sides of their mouth, unfortunately. They are certain what happened in Butler was not a conspiracy by malevolent individuals in command positions, but was merely an example of the fallability of man. Then, regarding the memo to which 51 former CIA Directors signed their names, they both freely admit that they did so knowing that it was bullshit, and John even "worked 40 of them". But I guess they did it for the right reasons, in his mind? I assume because he agrees with their political agenda, and the ends justify any means. So they conspire to leverage the credibility afforded by their formerly held positions to discredit a story which they knew to be true, and mitigate damage to the Biden campaign weeks ahead of the election. They conspired to deceive the American people, the media disseminated their lies, in an effort to subvert the will of the American people, because they don't know what's good for them. They wouldn't conspire to nudge the course of history once again, would they?

[@M30WZAx]

To the cia signatures, he’s saying they did it for the right reason “for themselves”. So they could cash it in later. To the woman chasing her cat analogy, it’s no different when there are protocols to everything. They can’t take the shot until they’re told they can take the shot.

[@ithinkthonkthunk5333]

like adam “pencil neck” shifty shift just got promoted

[@hellomynameisname4270]

I love how every time a podcast gets a CIA agent on. They just talk and talk and talk and say nothing

[@Thetspot6555]

Hey hey hey….leave Mike Baker alone…. lol I actually like baker, but bustamante is questionable

[@CadetPolovitz]

@@Thetspot6555 I think John Kiriakou is fine to be honest

[@AroundTheWorldWithEase]

I've learned so much from these former (c'mon, is there really such a thing as 'former' for security operatives?) CIA agents.

[@JB-ef7ks]

Word magic that they hope you'll be hypnotized with!

[@malvarezv97]

Kiriakou is probably the only ex-CIA that is worth listening to, the CIA considers him a disgraced agent he's essentially a public enemy to the CIA, and went to jail for exposing the torture program, he's got nothing to lose and have never seen him lie about anything. Now whenever there's a CIA agent that left or retired "gracefully" so to speak, you know everything they say is a lie.

[@ChadPayne1]

But it wasn’t an 85 year old lady chasing a cat 🐈 🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️

[@matthewoberton1830]

Exactly! This guy outed himself on that ridiculous comment.

[@jhalloran5280]

What If ... It was an elderly nun on the roof ? With a rifle ? 😆 What if were gullible enough to believe ? What if John LOL Citizen has absolutely no form of valid i.d. and is illiterate and can't speak a word of English and wants to vote ? Yeah What if those ' retired ' & former Government agents working as news consultants aren’t puppets of the Deep State ?

[@blakerh]

Yep, that dude is a fraud. Probably voted for Harris.

[@YWizard]

These “CIA insiders” sound dodgy Saying there’s a process for protecting the president when a gun is pointed at him is crazy, imagine a cop calling his Sargent saying “hey sr can I pull the trigger suspect has gun pointed a cashier”??? Make it make sense

[@DCFloridasport]

@@YWizard in that world theres no such thing as an insider or whistleblower, theyre binded for life and will never stray from the direct objective.

[@TravisTellsTruths]

It's not true, either

[@aaronmorrison7716]

Yes it is crazy, but we have had to deal with dumb rules of engagement rules. Remember the politicians didn’t want to send in more re enforcements to help out the Benghazi situation.

[@WhitexFeatherx]

Kiriakou spoke out against illegal torture techniques and even captured al qaedas 3rd in command in Pakistan . He spent YEARS in prison for speaking out against the CIA to the media and exposing said illegal torture. He’s one of the good ones

[@chazitup13]

Queston: what do we do with the known, 3 offshore bank accounts, totaling one& half million dollars? Remember, his is only 20 years old, has recently traveled to 3 or more countries (working at a nursing home?); encrypt cell phones and more questionable information. This is not shit-happens.

[@bradpnw1897]

Where is that info from? Just wondering. God bless 🙏

[@desmondallindrallintscmint7479]

@@bradpnw1897do your research .- lots of it - even OSINT indicates this may be factual …….. OSINT served to be corrects 99% of the time …. Russia hoax, hunter laptop etc etc etc …..

[@bobwaldman9996]

IT IS VERY STRANGE I HOPE THE TRUTH COMES OUT ABOUT THAT KID A M E N

[@televishenimoniker5546]

​@bradpnw1897 Good question. I've seen similar stuff alleged elsewhere with no reference to a source. The _one_ thing I've heard that is slightly related is that he used a couple of "foreign" privacy related messenger apps (like Telegram, for instance). I can't even attest to that, just that I think I heard it in a news report.

[@beauschmidt1080]

These guys are still loyal to the inside

[@RepAfterRep]

One of them was arrested for being a whistleblower so it’s tough to say that

[@malachi-]

@@RepAfterRep And has this one been arrested? No.

[@KC-bv9kf]

So what?

[@beauschmidt1080]

@@KC-bv9kf Their perspective is spun to protect the machine.

[@KC-bv9kf]

@@beauschmidt1080 those are not existential threats. Principles and ideals are what the world should strive toward. No challenge from me on that. But who are the people who will do the work to let us have the freedom to condemn those people? If China succeeds in controlling over 90% of the chips, Russia exerting whatever their oligarchs want, NK/Iran continues toward nuclear weapons…., then do principles mattered? Hungary 1960, Poland whenever, Middle East, India/Pakistan….where did idealism got them? Were there mistakes and shameful actions? Definitely. Look where the world was, and wherever it was 1-2 generations later. Better overall, though some should have had more justice. But without people doing things that are “morally unacceptable”, where would we be? Easy from the comfort of modern trapping provided by sacrifices, physical and morals, of others. Shed any blood for freedom, yet?

[@brendanschnabel188]

Andy not only looks like a plant, he is one

[@adriankalitka3762]

They definitely let this happen and I think it's more than incompetence. Eric Prince was on Sean Ryan's podcast and he said the Secret Service has been sh*t for quite some time. The example he gave was when that giy threw a sandal at President Bush and he was there with an employee when it happened. He said that his employee pulled his gun out, pointed it at the guy's chest, realized it was another sandal, reholstered his gun and took the guy to the ground all before the Secret Service agents even got to President Bush. He still thinks something's fishy and they let it happen

[@danielbec4287]

Who the freak keeps bringing the long hair guy on their shows? He is clearly a Cia operative, basically doing damage control. I'm tired of him already.

[@michelerainis3890]

YES!!!!!

[@michelerainis3890]

@@danielbec4287 you are absolutely correct.+

[@victorm.4314]

💯

[@fincayabisi]

💯

[@holyfaradaycagebatmantic363]

I know, it’s pathetic, right?! They think we cant see the plain truth. My mom told me in 1988 that the CIA used the mafia to assassinate Kennedy. Smart lady. Now everyone knows. It was obvious to her back when it happened, just like this attempt is obvious to us now. A group of spies made up of 7th graders.

[@jmantmull]

A perfect storm? I refuse to accept it.

[@TravisTellsTruths]

An INTENTIONAL perfect storm. Facts. And Andy is intentionally blind.

[@johnkarcis5142]

Any sniper can realize it's a guy with a gun and an old lady Andrews talking points are always ridiculous

[@TravisTellsTruths]

He's a liar and incompetent at that

[@sid35gb]

It’s an Open carry state does that mean the sniper should shoot everyone carrying a gun? That’s not going to end well.

[@timbryant2969]

It's generally a good idea to avoid attributing to malice what can be explained by incompetence.

[@Don-vv8ct]

How did talking about all the circumstances leading up to the shooting and eluding to a conspiracy turn into a conversation about retiring as a cia agent? 🤔

[@mungmungthethird1664]

I’ve never trusted this guest. From the second he appeared on Friedman/PBD, he seemed dishonest and slimey. CIA. *edit* Apparently I’ve been Mandala Effected, I initially said he was on JRE but realize he’s never been. HOWEVER, Mike Baker has been on Rogan many times and I get the same exact feeling.

[@DCFloridasport]

So obvious

[@jaywittig6402]

Agreed.

[@michelerainis3890]

Yes. He's really smooth.

[@Zeno7741]

Nice try bud

[@clusterbuster8830]

Agreed

[@dougmoore1530]

One big question I have is what happened to this kid's social media?! Sure seems like it was scrubbed.

[@adriankalitka3762]

They already admitted that they didn't need permission to pull the trigger. If he didn't have a gun, then they'd need permission

[@markricketts1971]

These guys are protecting the firm.

[@alewis8765]

I don't think Bustamante knows all the facts of the case. All of the little "weirdness" dots that don't mean much until you start connecting them. The overseas accounts, the explosives, the house that seems like it was professionally "cleaned." How about CNN covering the event when they never cover Trump rallies, and the cameraman had the frame rate turned way up. (that's the only way to see a bullet mid-flight) The company that shorted $12M of the DJT stock the day before. I want to believe this was an isolated event, lone shooter, nothing more to see. But there are too many other dots.

[@jiggilowjow]

danny jones this really could have been good but bustamante is freaking wrong.

[@thenomadicfoxtravels]

Shit happens?! Right away, I checked out. I get the point on not being able to make autonomous decisions but THIS is bs. I'm not listening to this guy. Shit happens. 😂

[@Christiana11-11]

He looks like BRATZ DOLLS my daughter left on the front lawn with the dogs.

[@odiepaul10]

me too. its so disrespectful. whats sad is many cant see anything unless there told to and will believe this guy

[@mikehengstebeck2647]

Wow. Danny great content. I love this guy.

[@Sebastian-pc1qf]

Total rubbish , a terrorist would not claim a roof in plan sight? Not even dressed properly.

[@camelpipes139]

These are former CIA agents not former Secret Service agents, that’s like asking a cop questions about firemen. The fact of the matter is they know just as much as we do about this situation.

[@camelpipes139]

The question we should be asking, is why are these former CIA agents so defensive about talking on government corruption, and can’t even slightly admit there could’ve been something else.

[@charliewillis261]

Honestly about to start unsubscribing to channels that have this guy on. His same delusional opinions are starting to get old. Hope you see this Danny.

[@michelerainis3890]

@charliewillis261 he has a new business out of country possibly Portugal and he doesn't want to burn bridges with his contacts. Cut ur hair and get your teeth fixed

[@TravisTellsTruths]

I agree, he gives me chills

[@patrickbarrett5650]

“Good people don’t go up the chain.” The complete explanation for everything going wrong in this world. No foresight, no imagination and no experience.🤷🏻‍♂️

[@SoldierDrew]

These two are lying. Secret Service don't ask permission to stop a threat with a rifle. That's military snipers who must ask permission to fire. Not the secret service Presidential detail.

[@thefuturist8864]

Why is it that everyone who uses Ockham’s Razor always gets it wrong? It’s not ‘the simplest explanation is usually/always the best’, but rather ‘do not multiply entities beyond necessity’; the latter means that we should build up an explanation until we get to a point where we don’t *need* to add anything more, and where doing so would be entirely superfluous. In fact, people’s misunderstanding of Ockham’s Razor is arguably more simplistic than its actual meaning, so these people are not only misunderstanding it but also defining it in terms of this misunderstanding.

[@bababooey8688]

Great info. You guys put things into perspective. Thanks.

[@NationalistHillbilly]

About the counter sniper having to ask for permission to fire, hasn't this been debunked?

[@VrilWarrior]

Why do you have this active OP on your podcast. It’s sickening

[@lootbird]

100

[@michaelp3951]

Oooooh but he is ex CIA oooooh

[@lootbird]

@@michaelp3951 it’s pathetic. There are so many real people looking for answers and they get caught up in bs like these guys sell

[@1VetsVision]

Why would a lady or an old lady be trying to get her cat off her roof next to a presidential rally? That doesn't even make sense to me. At some point people have to be self-aware of their surroundings and realize what's going on. Like knowing how to read a room. Obviously a guy on a roof with a rifle is trying to do something evil. Even if it was an old lady, I feel bad for her for being up on that roof during a presidential rally. If the sniper would have got her, I wouldn't even be mad. That's just Darwin's theory

[@pandatactical4530]

All good points BUT who is guilty is the administration for NOT providing more protection for a presidential candidate who they know is in more danger than probably any politician in our lifetime because how convenient would it be for them if he were to be eliminated.

[@wsg4847]

"Shit happens". Odd how it only happens to Conservatives.

[@williamclayton9566]

Chris Martenson on the Peak Prosperity channel did an analysis of the audio coming from DJTs mic, analyzing the time gap between the sonic boom of the bullet passing the mic, and the sound of the explosion of the cartridge following. Knowing the muzzle velocity and the time between these two, one can determine within 50 feet or so, a radius (around the mic) from where the shot came from. The bottom line is that we have a few shots that came from a circle (radius of ~400 feet) that Crooks was on, and then a few shots coming from a radius of ~1500 feet. The 1500 foot radius ran through a spot with some buildings that were to DJT's left, about 45 degrees. We know that there were 2 shooters.

[@HondoTrailside]

Sound is really freaky. Loud noises often sounds like they are coming from a different direction. They are still loud after the waves bounce off buildings. You need multiple mikes. Plus you have sonic booms and muzzle blast. A second hidden shooter could use silent tech, like the 300 whisper and a can. Using a boomer makes no sense. I don't really think that a two shooter thing means much, any more than in the case of JFK. If there are two shooters it pretty much, but not exactly, proves a conspiracy, but between whom? Maybe just the two shooters. The two shooter thing is something the CIA would release as disinformation as what it does, in a field where there are suspicions, is it limits the discussion as to who did it. We still don't know for sure there were two shooters, but in the meantime, the fact that it could still be a conspiracy if it was only one shooter, is unexamined. We largely waste time on how many shooters there were, without asking, "OK, the government says it was one guy, who was behind that conspiracy?" It obscures the truth as much as it reveals it. I don't really care if there was one shooter or 40. I want to know he conspirators. The way they patsied Oswald was to keep him out of view. In this case the guy on the roof did eventually get caught. Why do it that way? Far better to do the Oswald thing where there was a competent shooter in the water tower, he drops his guy, and gets clean away, then you just frame some nobody, and possibly kill him during the arrest. Oswald was smart enough to hide in a theater so it was awkward to kill him during the arrest. We are all in on the two shooter thing because if there were two shooters in Dallas, we would know that "for sure" it was a conspiracy. But that was a really logical situation for one shooter, one patsy, and the deep state pulling the strings. The fun part is we now have people trained to immediately reach for the two shooter button because it works for both sides. Someone has to say it.

[@coreyevans63]

Wild. Interesting perspectives

[@N8MLK]

In the hearing the USSS Director (Interim) stated that the sniper has the option to shoot and NOT have to ask.

[@premo881]

INSANE how honest they are being about being a career government employee right now 😆😆. It's so true it's hilarious.

[@ruth4thetruth334]

Wow sounds like they're making excuses 🙄

[@debrathomas1904]

The head of the Secret Service resigned, not enough people fired for dereliction of duty. People going to prison for dereliction sends a solid message to poor performers.

[@aarons2632]

Danny Jones is the fucking man for getting both of these guys on here at the same time. I don’t believe any of this shit but it sure is fascinating.

[@holyfaradaycagebatmantic363]

Then you should find global warming, evolution, and flat earth really fascinating too then lol

[@TheRebelGal]

Can't live on $85000/year?🤔🙄🤣😂😂

[@Selvarin]

In the DC/MD/VA area? Yeah.

[@christianadams211]

Worst take by Andrew, just flat uniformed. They don’t have to get permission to shoot someone spotted with a gun.

[@redbroke1331]

They both talked about literally everything except the assassination attempt.

[@jamesholder8117]

Absolutely disgusting.

[@jacobdaboss8413]

That's a refreshing take.

[@mporter410]

For the record, the TSP can be withdrawn without penalty at age 55 if you quit, get fired, or retire from Federal service. Check out the TSP rule of 55 - you can GTS

[@simpsond7862]

The scary part of this is that the people who can are not afraid they are out in the open doing their thing.

[@JammilRamirez]

They are protecting someone's

[@heartlights]

I don't think there's any possibility that either of these guys would lie, so.

[@dblgonzo]

If you start at 24 you can't retire until you are 55. You have to have at least 25yrs of service and be 55 or older. So you will get 62% of your pay, and can still go work for another company for as much or more than your government job because your security clearance is still in place.

[@randycouch7738]

WE DON'T HAVE TO ACCEPT IT!!!!!!

[@ddtripp1237]

Two outstanding guests.

[@kathleen1685]

Probabilities are not used in logic.

[@brianscantlin8247]

Another thing that comes from Occam is:shifting the burden of proof

[@Brrrrrrrr999]

Danny jones pushing those Russian talking points.

[@nKaDoen]

Sounds like the Secret Service is totally incompetent.

[@MrCoxendine23]

Bustamante is based AF now. So sad.

[@TravisTellsTruths]

What??

[@larryclevelandUSMC]

“Rules Of Engagement”

[@Sharpbevel]

I think the SS is arrogant and discounts the recommendations of local law enforcement to their own detriment.

[@Mlise007]

Total lies. Bustamante must still be on the payroll because that's the worst analysis I've heard. Crooks knew both fed and local LE snipers from the shooting range. He was a patsy - lured there under the guise of helping them in some menial role, and subsequently killed. The public also deserves an explanation for why fed employees had visited the supposed home of Crooks several times, and why the supposed home looked un-lived in. And where's the supposed father today? Who/where is he and who is preventing him from speaking? Lies, lies, and lying liars.

[@lagh84]

Many missions would have failed if we followed a "process" and you Bustamante, of all people should know that.

[@freedomunderground81]

Alphabet c u c k....

[@holyfaradaycagebatmantic363]

Lol! Yuup

[@jbt8484]

Complete BS, they had eyes on this guy for long enough to get plenty of clearance.

[@FollowTheTrend-be6qj]

It was written in the Stevie card game you really think it wasn’t planned? No sir, they knew about this back in the 90s

[@AnthonyAnthony-tk4ye]

I thought a high level guy said the snipers DO NOT have to get clearance to shoot….. I’m pretty sure they said they had authority to make their own calls in serious situations

[@charleselliott2762]

85 year old ladies don't lay prone on a roof with rifles

[@jameyjacks4491]

The Blackrock commercial the kid was in must have just been a coincidence 😂

[@Grundlecheeze666]

So what im hearing is “yeah we sent him”

[@derkhawkins2575]

Looking for the truth from two "former" CIA operatives is asinine.

[@cowboyofscience7611]

The TDS factor negates everything these guys have said.

[@josephhill3201]

Get him off the stage NOW

[@gbuddah]

Danny so desperately wants this to be a conspiracy LOL

[@Noxfumes66]

After the lies the secret service director told…. We are supposed to trust what is said?

[@mackrobertson2187]

Ditto. This guy is lying! I don’t have to accept his BS!

[@jammuna1]

They are just humans , not special, but given exceptional powers

[@settaylor1325]

What happened to the voice/audio at the end?? Sad danny

[@onlyonewhyphy]

1:15 - Wonderful BS 1:55 - Excellent BS 5:12 - Waffling BS 6:04 - Not your BS

[@cliffp73]

Not that big enough of a gap!!!

[@demonsxx]

Bringing up Hunter Biden's laptop? Lmao host's brain is absolutely fried.

[@IAMCAVE]

Watch Dan Bongino about how the Secret Service is supposed to work. He’s ashamed at the failure and blames the upper management. Shit does not happen.

[@orionhauk2968]

I thought it was extremely strange that after the secret service surrounded Trump, instead of rushing him off out of danger, they stood back and let him stand up and be exposed again?

[@SelectCircle]

A CIA agent who doesn't believe in conspiracies. Right.

[@rolandgreystoke5601]

For six years of my career, I was on loan to a couple of the alphabets. When I retired (as an NCO), I had no desire to sign on. Our views of what was best for the country did not match. At all.

[@briandevoe730]

Blah , blah , blah , blah ! I was 5 yrs old and understood the practice of securing the perimeter , period !

[@stevemiller9675]

Im sorry.....the processes were massively flawed....

[@russell7386]

A process of not even yelling GET DOWN?

[@nKaDoen]

Local police had an opportunity to stop this guy before he got into position to shoot.

[@hkprovideovault9354]

The ousted SS director said they don't have red light green light and can fire without consultation.

[@AnthonyAnthony-tk4ye]

No….. these guys (Secret Service) are the finest examples of D.E.I. hiring……

[@JoeSmith-cy9wj]

We have no idea how many attempts were foiled. I like to believe the Secret Service did leave an opening on perpose. It would be patriotic. Rather than incompetence.

[@souvikpatra8623]

I think it's high time Secret Service start taking lessons from their Indian counterparts-SPG

[@imagingconcepts]

There were lots of people on roofs with guns.. From the position the shooter was at, the SS counter-sniper had a frontal view, of a gun and a head... The roof sloped, the shooter's head was at a higher elevation than his feet, so identifying if the person was wearing a uniform is pretty tough... Imagine if a friendly fire incident took place a political rally... Shooting first, asking questions later is not an option

[@fredschmidt3148]

The "cluster" excuse.....nah !