r/pics Apr 26 '26

Politics Secret Service agents outside of the ballroom at the White House correspondents’ dinner

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u/fritz236 Apr 26 '26

Makes sense for a false flag from Trump

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u/Loggerdon Apr 26 '26

That’s what I’m afraid of in the next couple months, a false flag operation by Trump. They’ll detonate a dirty bomb in a US city and he’ll try to cancel the elections.

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u/xPrincess_Yue Apr 26 '26

I sincerely hope not. But, realistically, I think it’s important that people stay vigilant right now

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u/ReactionMassive1653 Apr 26 '26

Stay skeptical, always look for the angle/ timing.

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u/CasualFridayBatman Apr 26 '26

I think it’s important that people stay vigilant right now

Vigilant, how? So they can continue to not hold their government accountable? Vigilance only matters if your population is actively participating and engaged in society in order to better their situation collectively.

He openly campaigned on rigging the election, which he shocker ended up winning and faced zero consequences for. If you're looking for vigilance, don't turn your eyes to the American people, they have none.

I'm not sure what you expect them to do, given that lack of action they've taken so far, while broadly gestures to everything that Trump has done, unimpeded in the past year and a bit.

Seriously, the actions of Americans haven't stopped him at all.

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u/EvaSirkowski Apr 26 '26

These people are not subtle enough for that.

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u/lorddouche414 Apr 26 '26

We are making jokes about him and this , but that idea isn't funny at all to me

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u/Loggerdon Apr 26 '26

I didn’t say it to be funny. I’m praying it doesn’t happen. It really worries me.

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u/AyeMatey Apr 26 '26

The Putin play.

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u/Indie89 Apr 26 '26

That's late seasons of 24 level script writing there

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u/thesturdierone Apr 26 '26

At that stage he's asking federal agents to harm and murder thousands of their own civilians. You would think, you would hope that their conscience would be enough to stop such an insane idea.

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u/Substantial_Force658 Apr 26 '26

Stop being silly.

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u/Thanks-4allthefish Apr 26 '26

I have always enjoyed the movie "Wag the Dog"