Assassinating Trump

What are Trump's Opponents So Afraid of?

I heard about the attempt on Trump’s life today, and just now about the other unfortunates who were victim’s of the gunman, either dead or critically injured.

I’d heard over the past several years through a kind of grapevine that there had actually been a number of attempts on Trump’s life, all thwarted, but I filed this away as hearsay, however probable.

Nonetheless, the attack today should demonstrate that forces are at work not merely to eject Trump from politics or jail him, but to destroy what he represents to their own welfare. Let’s call these forces, for want of a better phrase, the Deep State faction of the American political scene.

My friends and former friends who have for so many years — like myself — aligned themselves with the ‘liberal Left’ — Clinton, Obama, the Democrat Party — never missed an opportunity to smear Trump as a fascist, dictator, racist, rapist and whatnot. Yet I myself — a protester of the Bush Middle East wars and a one-time John Kerry volunteer — noted that the man on whom such opprobrium had been relentlessly heaped had not started any wars during his four-year tenure as President of the United States. This fact alone placed him, for me, in a unique and laudable position.

When it came to other policies, I noted that this very same man had advocated paper ballots — a position I myself had been supporting for years.

As my view of the national and international political developments broadened, and as I digested the catastrophic covid experience, I came to several conclusions.

First, the labels ‘Left’ and ‘Right’ had become meaningless.

Second, thanks to covid, I saw that an organized effort to control the world had largely succeeded, piloted by a shadowy but heavily monied group of power-brokers.

Third, that war — hot murderous on-the-ground war — continued to be promoted by those nominally espousing ‘democratic’ values. Already in the Ukraine over half a million people have died, and attempts to hold peace talks have been scornfully derided by the European Union and the Biden administration.

Four, that Trump appears to pose a genuine threat to the political establishment that has pushed warfare, surveillance, and control, and that, with the assassination of JFK in 1963, has been responsible for the tragic degradation of the fundamental principles on which America had been founded.

There are many who still opine that Trump is merely another actor or puppet in the dark theatre of totalitarian power politics, but everything I have seen leads me to the very opposite conclusion. He is a Constitutionalist and a populist upon whom hangs the chance for us real people to create a better world and to defeat the occult agencies that have for so long kept the world in destructive disarray.

Many of Trump’s critics allege that he is a narcissist and a sociopath and an ego-maniac or megalomaniac, etc.

May I remind us all that big ticket politicians are none of them wilting violets: it goes with the territory. What distinguishes a genuine force for good from its opposite is the pudding it makes: peace, over war, freedom over slavery.

No doubt my Leftie friends will soon tell me that the attempt on Trump’s life was set up by him himself — indeed, if it succeeded they would tell me that he engineered his own death, that’s how deranged they are. They refuse to acknowledge the theft of the 2020 election, when ballot counts stopped and truckloads of voting slips appeared overnight unanimously for Trump’s opponent. They refuse to acknowledge that Trump did virtually everything possible to promote early treatment of covid, hemmed in though he was by Fauci and Birx, and ridiculed and maligned for his position. They will not countenance the idea that the only way out of a ten-year lockdown new-world-order reset was the Hobson’s choice represented by the covid jab, which put a spanner in the works of the global cabal. And I should mention that Trump never mandated this jab.

What are Trump’s opponents so afraid of?

Us and our nagging insistence on a fair shake and the preservation of individual liberty, which stands in stark opposition to their vision of our enslavement to their climate scams and green new deals and digital IDs and mandatory eternal vaccinations and never-ending pandemics and their ministries of single-sources-of-truth and their fastidious dedication to endless war.

As for me, I’m all for the Constitution and unalienable rights to freedom of speech; I’m all for peace, I’m all for borders and healthy nationalism.

In fact, I’m all for Trump, and I’m looking forward to a real renaissance in early 2025 after he is duly elected to the office of the President of the United States once again.

Emanuel E. Garcia, M.D.

July 2024