Threat Level to Trump 'Highest Ever'
May 19—Sources in the intelligence community report that the threat level for a possible assassination of President Donald Trump is the "highest ever—completely off the charts," following his successful, high-profile trip to Southwest Asia, in which he deliberately excluded a visit to Israel.
If another hit is ordered on Trump, it will come from and be executed by the same NATO-directed assassination bureau behind the attempt on Trump last summer, these sources indicate. "While it may be made to look like a 'domestic operation' or a 'terrorist sponsor' such as Iran, NATO is the perpetrator and initiator," said one source. "Trump does not follow NATO's orders and will not support their proposed wars, including with Russia and China. He is a threat to NATO's continued existence, so they may make the determination to give the go-ahead for a kill, to prevent further positive movement in U.S. relations with Russia and China."
There's Only One Trump
Trump’s Middle East trip showcased his distinct style of personal diplomacy, which emphasizes bringing together nations—even adversaries—and finding pathways for peaceful collaboration on diplomatic and economic development goals. "Trump does this by projecting a confident America," said a source. "Whose goal is to use its strength to promote peace and economic prosperity. The way he does this is all his own. No other political leader in this country can do this, which includes anyone in his administration, save perhaps his closest aide, Special Envoy Steve Witkoff."
His policies put him at odds with the war hawks of NATO and the financial empire of the City of London, along with its Wall Street associates that NATO serves as an enforcer. "Trump, for example, seeks dialogue and cooperation with Vladimir Putin's Russia, which NATO seeks to destroy, in direct confrontation if necessary. All efforts to back Trump off this policy have failed, and the U.S. rebuilds its relations with Russia that NATO had helped destroy."
Key to Trump’s survival is placing trusted individuals in the U.S. intelligence establishment, including Tulsi Gabbard as Director of National Intelligence and Kash Patel as head of the FBI. They are aware of how NATO and intelligence agencies have historically targeted U.S. presidents and are intent on preventing such an event from happening to Trump.
Going After Comey
With knowledge that a hit is being considered, Gabbard has taken the lead in scrutinizing the recent action of former FBI Director James Comey, who played a central role in the failed Russiagate effort against Trump’s first administration. Comey’s recent social media post featuring shells arranged to form "8647"—a combination interpreted by anti-Trump factions as a coded call for Trump’s elimination—has drawn strong condemnation.
"A former head of the FBI, a man who spent most of his career prosecuting mobsters and gangsters, people who know and execute other humans, who use this exact lingo of ‘86,’ cannot credibly claim he was unaware of its association with violence," Gabbard said in a May 15 Fox News interview. (Trump is the 47th President of the United States.) She pointed out that just over a month ago, an anti-Trump and anti-Musk group was proliferating this "8647" message, calling for the murder of the sitting President.
“The dangerousness of this cannot be overestimated,” Gabbard warned. There have already been two failed assassination attempts on Trump. Comey has long been revered by MSNBC, CNN, and the Democratic elite as a figure of integrity, yet now, she asserts, he is directly fueling dangerous rhetoric. “It is guys like Comey and others who call the President the 'modern-day Nazi,' people who are in positions of influence, who say that President Trump poses an existential threat to our country—these are the ones seeking to remove him by other means.”
Gabbard cited a Rutgers study from last month that found over 55% of respondents thought assassinating Trump would be “somewhat justified.” She warned that such rhetoric was fostering the "assassination culture" among extremist factions, shaped by figures like Comey.
Intelligence sources state that this "assassination culture" provides cover for a NATO-directed operation. "It makes it credible to say that some 'lone assassin' in this kind of climate did the job, while they cover the tracks by killing a Lee Harvey Oswald-type and unleash their media hounds to misdirect people."
Assessments indicate that Trump's assassination could plunge the country into "near civil war conditions," which could be exploited to justify a new authoritarian police state.
Gabbard has demanded accountability, pointing to a Georgia man who was indicted last month for issuing threats against her. When asked directly if Comey should be behind bars, she responded: “I do.”
“I’m very concerned for the President’s life,” Gabbard said.
A source concluded, "That's an important countervailing consideration for the NATO boys, who would kill our president. Gabbard, like Trump, is clearly not under their control. To keep Trump alive, someone needs to tell people that NATO would be his killer. And, they could add, 'U.S. out of NATO.'"