What are we to make of a
recent report that someone with a handgun tried to break through security and
enter Trump Tower?
An August 2nd story
written by Brian Michael for an obscure website, Get off the BS claimed
that a man was arrested outside Trump Tower in New York City carrying a handgun
fitted with a silencer. After his fingerprints were taken and submitted
for analysis, they turned up to be those of an FBI agent named Barry Lee Bush,
who, get this, died in 2007.
The story showed a stock
photo of Barry Lee Bush, along with a picture of a handgun with silencer on
it. Underneath the gun was a caption indicating that it wasn’t the actual
weapon.
The report named an
unidentified source inside the NYPD for the story.
Snopes, which is a
conspiracy debunker sight that claims to be the last say on all things
conspiratorial, was quick to jump on the story as a hoax.
There the story might
have remained, but then, the next day the New York Daily News reported
that indeed a man had been arrested and taken into custody, only this time his
identity had changed to that of Anthony Shark, a retired NYPD officer, who
allegedly worked across the street at Harry Winston Jewelry as a security
guard. According to the account he had a permit to carry a concealed
weapon. Supposedly he was drunk at the time of his arrest.
Apparently he tried to push his way through a “wall” of Secret Service
agents guarding the entrance. The incident took place around 10:00 at
night.
Shark was arrested and
taken into custody and held overnight. The following day, Federal Judge
Barbara Moses let him go on his own recognizance. He was allowed to keep
his gun and job across the street.
If the first story was a
hoax, who dreamed it up? Was this a PSYOP to frighten Trump?
All this transpired
right around the time the mainstream media was pushing the false narrative that
Trump might drop out of the race.
As readers will recall,
in the 1992 Presidential Election between Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush and
Ross Perot, Perot dropped out of the race, claiming he had received threats to
smear his daughter. At the time, it all sounded pretty crazy. Much
as Trump is being portrayed as being mentally unbalanced today.
Later a former CIA contract pilot named Gene "Chip" Tatum claimed he had been ordered by President George H.W. Bush to assassinate Perot as part of an operation code named Pegasus. He resigned instead. Tatum later informed Perot in writing of the attempt.
Remember President
Bush's throat cutting gesture at the G.O.P. debate in Houston, in February,
while Donald Trump was speaking. Jeb had by then already dropped out of
the race. The former President wasn't happy about the way his son had been
humiliated by Trump.
The name Barry Lee Bush
is suggestive of an amalgamation of Barry Soetoro, Lee Harvey Oswald, and Jeb
Bush.
This is reminiscent of
an assassination attempt against President Jimmy Carter back in
1979. President Carter spoke at a rally in California in honor of Cinco de
Mayo. The Secret Service arrested a man carrying a .22 caliber revolver,
who was behaving suspicious. He implicated a second conspirator. Their
names were Raymond Lee Harvey and Oswaldo Ortiz.
Carter cancelled a
national address, which he had scheduled prior to his California visit, in
which he had promised to make some major changes in government. Instead
he went on to be a mediocre President relegated to one term in office.
Maybe I've watched too
many Jason Bourne movies, but what if Barry Lee Bush faked his own death
and is actually alive, working as a government assassin? Considering
the original source of the story, it seems convenient that the man later
identified as the suspect would turn out to be a former NYPD police officer.
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