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Добавлено: Чт янв 29, 2026 7:40 pm
Напоминаю, что именно сказали некоторые подчиненные нашего Президента практически сразу после гибели Алекса.
Federal Official Statements Following the Death of Alex Pretti
1. Kristi Noem (Secretary of Homeland Security)2. Gregory Bovino (Border Patrol Commander)
- Terrorism Label: Noem repeatedly characterized Pretti’s actions as "domestic terrorism," claiming he intended to "inflict maximum damage."
Brandishing Claim: She alleged that Pretti was "brandishing" a 9mm handgun and "violently resisted" agents' attempts to disarm him.
Justification: She defended the agents' actions as a response to a "violent riot" and a necessary measure to protect their lives.3. Stephen Miller (White House Deputy Chief of Staff)
- "Massacre" Allegation: Bovino stated that Pretti appeared intent on "massacring law enforcement" and claimed the agents were the true "victims" of the encounter.
Interference: He argued that Pretti "injected himself" into a high-stakes law enforcement operation while armed, creating a lethal threat.- Narrative of Resistance: He maintained that Pretti "approached" agents with his firearm visible and resisted physical restraint.
During a January 25, 2026, interview on Fox News' "Sunday Morning Futures," Patel made the following claims:
- "Would-Be Assassin": In several public posts, Miller labeled Pretti a "would-be assassin" who "tried to murder federal law enforcement."
Political Attacks: He accused critics of the operation of "siding with terrorists" and domestic extremists.
- Legality of Firearms at Protests: Patel stated, "You cannot bring a firearm loaded with multiple magazines to any sort of protest that you want. It’s that simple". He added that doing so constitutes "breaking the law and inciting violence".
Characterization of Pretti: He argued that "no one who wants to be peaceful shows up at a protest with a firearm that is loaded with two full magazines".
Defense of Federal Agents: Patel echoed claims from other administration officials that Pretti had "attacked" or "violently instigated" the confrontation, saying, "You do not get to attack law enforcement officials in this country without any repercussions".