I don’t think the Secret Service should be in charge of protecting the President of the USA and the Top Politicians of America: they are too entangled with the Treasury, and their training and their strict rules for selecting the officers are too secret, to serve. There is the risk that the Jewish Bankers de facto manage in the name of secrecy to put Netanyahu’s agents in control of the life and death of the Presidents of the USA, even now that don’t depend directly from the Treasury, I don’t like the the way they hide the way they’re trained and the way they’re mixed to the Treasury and Fed that are unfortunately Jewish controlled. SOURCE Wikipedia
Netanyahu boasts too much about the fact that he controls the USA and he does, everybody is scared, Presidents say one thing during the election campaign and then look odd and do another when they are elected, no one wants Biden but Biden is unremovable, no one likes Israel but everybody says yes in the end and I’m fed up of secrecy.
I think the Protection Officers of POTUS, FLOTUS & Co. shouldn’t be a secret sect with secret boot camp and secret playbook, but a mix of Top Military Officers: 1/3 Marines 1/3 FBI and 1/3 US Marshals.
Who must not be by rule dual nationals and must be born in the USA and must say the oath of loyalty to the American Constitution aloud and in front of everybody.
Up to now this is the level secrecy these men in black and shades keep:
What New Secret Service Recruits Go Through At Boot Camp
By Hardcore Flava | November 19, 2019
We got an inside look at the United States Secret Service’s intense, six-month basic training program. Senior video correspondent Graham Flanagan spent three days inside the James J. Rowley Training Center in Laurel, Maryland, where he observed recruits at various stages of training.
According to the Secret Service, about one in every 100 applicants makes it through the agency’s intense vetting process to become a recruit – and the ones who are excluded? On what base are they taken or excluded? ed notes – . The base salary for new agents and officers is $47,000 per year.
After spending three months at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in either Artesia, New Mexico or Glynco, Georgia, recruits return to Laurel for three more months of Secret Service-specific training.
Although we were allowed to film inside the academy, much of the training remained secret. According to the training center’s deputy chief, Michael Buck, this was intended to avoid “giving people specifics into our protective methodologies … we don’t advertise our playbook.”
They remind me of No Labels and their obsession for secrecy and NDAs – Non Disclosure Agreements – they don’t do anything wrong but they continuously make people who enter their rooms sign Non Disclosure Agreements – ? – What are they selecting? The next Batman? SOURCE NBC-News Via MSN
Quote – “You are constantly being asked to sign NDAs in that organization,” said a person who asked for anonymity, citing agreements that precluded going on the record to speak candidly.