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Building Used by Trump Shooter Owned by BlackRock
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In a disturbing new twist regarding the attempted assassination of President Donald Trump, a bombshell report has revealed that the building used by the shooter is owned by World Economic Forum (WEF) board member Larry Fink’s investment company BlackRock.

Further, the building is managed by former executives of pharmaceutical giant Pfizer.

During Trump’s rally in Butler, Pennsylvania last Saturday, a gunman was able to scale the roof of the building, unchallenged by police or Secret Service, and take clear shots at the 45th president.

The would-be assassin, Thomas Matthew Crooks, was able to shoot and wound President Trump while killing retired firefighter Corey Comperatore and seriously wounding two other rallygoers.

The building that the sniper was on is part of a complex that also included other snipers working for federal authorities who have not yet been disclosed.

The complex is owned by a company called American Glass Research.

The building is at 615 Whitestown Road in Butler.

Pennsylvania State Police is currently guarding the location.

American Glass Research (AGR) has now been identified as partially owned by BlackRock.

The company is also managed by former Pfizer executives.

On its website, the company describes itself as:

“A full-service independent research and testing laboratory with expertise in testing, design analysis, analytical testing, consulting, training, inspection, product liability and auditing for the glass container industry.”

BlackRock and related firms are accused of various financial transactions that were suspicious times around the assassination attempt.

The company is also managed by former Pfizer executives.

On its website, the company describes itself as:

“A full-service independent research and testing laboratory with expertise in testing, design analysis, analytical testing, consulting, training, inspection, product liability and auditing for the glass container industry.”

BlackRock and related firms are accused of various financial transactions that were suspicious times around the assassination attempt.

Those transactions included shorting Trump-related stocks and standing to profit trillions of dollars from the transactions.

As Slay News reported, trading activity spiked over 800% on the day before Trump was shot.

The trading activity has left many questioning why traders believed Trump’s company shares were about to tank.

The alarming details about the building’s ownership were revealed in a new report from the Gateway Pundit.

The outlet has been interviewing people on the ground in Butler while the FBI has yet to provide any theories on the shooter’s motivation.

Locals in Butler, PA, who work across the street from AGR at Brenckle’s Farm and Greenhouse, told the Gateway Pundit that the sale has been pending for months.

People in the neighborhood say they knew that it was in the works.

“Nobody’s happy about it, but there’s not much we can do about it,” one local told the outlet.

“We’ve heard the stories, and we know there’s some truth to the matter.

“But everything is hushed up about it.

“We’re mostly reading about it in the news like everyone else.”

A review of company and building documents at the Butler County Records and Assessment offices similarly revealed nothing particularly interesting or notable about the company or property.

https://slaynews.com/news/building-trump...xecutives/
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Blackrock-linked investment fund placed MASSIVE put options on Trump company ONE DAY before assassination attempt

BlackRock-linked firm shorted Trump stock ahead of shooting
https://www.rt.com/business/601286-black...ing-stock/

A Texas-based investment company has denied trying to short twelve million shares of Trump Media & Technology Group just before the failed assassination attempt on the US presidential candidate, claiming it was a clerical error.

Short selling involves borrowing a security whose price the borrower thinks is going to fall and then selling it on the open market. One then buys the same stock back later, hopefully for a lower price than it was initially sold for, returns the borrowed stock to the broker, and pockets the difference.

“We deeply regret this error and the concern it has caused, especially at such a fraught moment for our nation,” the company said, adding that it is “reviewing our internal procedures” to understand how it happened.

Anyone who shorted the DJT stock came to regret it. On the first day of trading after the Butler shooting, its price jumped from $31.25 to $46.17 a share, before stabilizing at just above $37.

BlackRock yanks 2022 ad featuring Trump shooter Thomas Matthew Crooks
https://nypost.com/2024/07/15/us-news/bl...ew-crooks/

BlackRock Inc., the world’s largest money manager, has pulled an ad that briefly featured Thomas Crooks, the 20-year-old who shot and wounded former President Donald Trump at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania.

The company said Crooks was a student at Bethel Park High School and appeared in the 2022 ad with other unpaid teens.

“In 2022, we ran an ad featuring a teacher from Bethel Park High School, in which several unpaid students briefly appeared in the background, including Thomas Matthew Crooks,” the company said in a statement to Reuters Sunday, adding that the ad has been pulled.
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