Why would a Republican Party insider who posted photos of himself with high profile Republicans at the RNC in July use a false press pass to enter Trump s rally?
Here is a clue that Vem Miller really was intending to assassinate Trump despite his apparant Republican credentials.
Why would he want to enter the rally a phony press pass, an unregistered car car was unregistered car filled with a cache of fake passports and driver’s licenses, along with a shotgun, a loaded handgun and a high-capacity magazine unless it was to assassinate Trump and escape switching his ID?
Elon Musk also poses as a patriot and Trump supporter but he also attended a select events with Klaus Schwab, Albert Bourla in NY also in September.
Infilitrating double agents into key positions is a system of the WEF elite as the Iranians found out with a top ranking general under suspicion of passing vital information to Netanyahu.
https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/exclusive-qaani-under-guard-and-questioned-iran-probes-nasrallah-killing
From media
In a police news conference on Sunday, Mr Bianco gave an account of events. He said that as the suspect approached an outside perimeter, near the location of the rally, he "gave all indications that he was allowed to be there".
But as the suspect got to the inside perimeter, "many irregularities popped up", Mr Bianco added, explaining that the vehicle had a fake licence plate and was in "disarray" inside.
Multiple passports with multiple names and multiple driving licences were found in the car, the sheriff said, adding that the licence plate was "home-made" and not registered.
He added that the licence plate was also "indicative of a group of individuals that claim to be Sovereign Citizens", an anti-government movement.
In his comments to US media, Mr Miller denied being a member.
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Despite Sheriff Bianco’s suggestion that Mr Miller was planning to kill Trump, Mr Miller’s online footprint appears to back up his statements that he actually supports the Republican presidential candidate.
Content that he has posted seems to provide evidence that he is a dedicated right-wing activist.
He has two profiles on Facebook - one for a state election in Nevada in 2022 – as well as an Instagram, a LinkedIn, a Twitter account and an online show on video platform Rumble.
Mr Miller posted footage of himself at the Republican National Convention in July, along with photos with many high-profile Republicans and conservative commentators.
He regularly attends pro-Trump rallies events around the country and appears to be strongly opposed to the Democrats.
Mr Miller has also posted about a wide range of conspiracy theories around Covid, vaccines, 9/11, and the weather.
He owns a website and hosts an online chat show, in which he describes himself as an investigative journalist and filmmaker. His show also promotes right-wing views alongside his apparent conspiratorial beliefs.
In online posts, he has also promoted violence against Democrats for what he has called "treason" over the Hurricane Helene response.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4gqyezwj7lo
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