MAP Hysteria and the FIFTH Trump assassination attempt

[Anonymous_Lover]

Recently, on Alice Day (April 25th) 2026, a 31 year old California school teacher named Cole Tomas Allen attempted to assassinate President Donald Trump at the White House Correspondents dinner at the Washington Hilton in DC. While the shooter failed to entered the room to take a shot at Trump, shots were fired prior to the shooter being detained and at present it seems like there were no injuries. This marks the fifth assassination attempt of Donald Trump: the first when a British nation tried to grab a police officers gun at a Trump rally to shoot Trump, the most famous and closest being the Butler Pennsylvania on July 13th 2024, the second being the attempt by Ryan Routh at the Trump International Gold Club on September 15th, and then on February 22nd, 2026 an attempt by an armed intruder to breach the perimeter at Mar-A-Lago where Trump was staying, authorities believe the man (who was killed) intended to assassinate Trump.

Cole wrote regarding his motives: "I am a citizen of the United States of America. What my representatives do reflects on me. And I am no longer willing to permit a pedophile, rapist, and traitor to coat my hands with his crimes." It was the first thing that the shooter mentioned. It appears that MAGA's role in ratched up pedophilia hysteria from Q to the Biden era "trans kids" groomer panic is coming home to roost. The vigilante attitude that has been fostered in the United States towards alleged pedophiles and alleged victims of sexual assault has led to a man attempting to take things into his own hands.

For whatever reason, more people than the usual suspects are calling the attack a hoax. I think possibly bc at least subconsciously admitting the anti-MAP/anti-alleged SO angle means having to take a hard look at what they've been doing.

Worth noting that five assassination attempts is unusual for an American president and I think a sign of rising instability, a point I've made many times. People considered Gerald Ford notoriously unlucky just for having two unsuccessful assassination attempts. The attack occurred at the same attempt hotel where Ronald Reagan was shot (and survived) by John Hinkley Junior. For whatever reason, Trump and then his influncers have seized on this event as an explanation for why he needs his ballroom built. That this is the issue that Trump chose to use a serious event to get behind I think shows he is not of a sound mind and things will likely continue to destabilize under his presidency.

[CantChainTheSpirit]

Five does seem excessive. At least some will be genuine attempts on his life, but some like the miraculous healing ear seem a little hard to believe.
But America seems very divisive right now, I know of some companies have have passed policies to move company events and conferences to other countries for fear that staff could be unsafe. Staff social media being searched, many global companies having diverse racial makeups with some feeling threatened by US policies so the companies just switch to safer countries. I read recently that social media use is falling globally except in the US due to the level of division and anger continuing to drive social media growth, while other countries have been turning away for quite a few years now.

But to the map hysteria point, that is coming home to roost. They've wound the nation up so much in its witch hunt for maps that now the president himself and his party are finding themselves caught up in the witch hunt. If they don't tone it down then sooner or later something bad is sadly bound to happen and no one wants that.

[OnionPetal]

[...] This marks the fifth assassination attempt of Donald Trump [...]

Up to five already? Dang, that's got to be some kind of a record.

[...] Cole Tomas Allen attempted to assassinate President Donald Trump at the White House Correspondents dinner [...]

How did he even get in? Anytime someone goes to a concert or a fair in the US, they won't let you in without checking your bag and wanding you with a metal detector. You would think security would be even stricter at this venue. Reports say he got in through a back stairwell, which seems suspicious that that was allowed to be possible. A lot of people are joking that Trump's security must hate him, with all these close calls.

[...] For whatever reason, Trump and then his influncers have seized on this event as an explanation for why he needs his ballroom built. That this is the issue that Trump chose to use a serious event to get behind I think shows he is not of a sound mind and things will likely continue to destabilize under his presidency. [...]

He definitely doesn't seem like the same Trump from a few years ago. Policy changes aside, he doesn't have the same energy lately. He always looks tired now, his ranting social media posts have gotten longer than ever, and he's lying so badly about Iran 'begging for a deal' every week, that it's not clear whether he believes his lies really happened or not. 80 is too old to be US president, it's beyond the average life expectancy for Americans, and well beyond the age of retirement. It was too old for Biden, too, although Biden's staffers seemed to be more competent at maintaining the optics of a well-steered ship than Trump's staff. But he gets so erratic and threatens to fire anyone who doesn't tell him what he wants to hear. There have been comparisons to the tragic King Lear character, in that he values flattery over the truth, and can't tell when he's being deceived by those he surrounds himself with.

As for things continuing to destabilise, the US (and many western) government(s) have seemed increasingly unstable for about the past decade, despite wealthy elites and the mainstream media painting a highly commissioned picture that 'everything's fine.' I would like to think the source of this instability is grassroots resistance for a politically corrupt class that increasingly represents big corporations and foreign lobbies over their own constituents. But, based on the general complacency of today's society, I believe this growing political instability is more likely the result of increased political in-fighting. I don't think it's insane to be sceptical about the purportedly organic and independent acts of each of Trump's five would-be assassins.

[...] but some like the miraculous healing ear seem a little hard to believe. [...]

Trump is rich enough to afford the best reconstructive plastic surgery, so that's no huge surprise. I just don't know why he didn't keep the scar as a badge of honor. Vanity probably had something to do with it.

[...] many global companies having diverse racial makeups with some feeling threatened by US policies so the companies just switch to safer countries. [...]

Sounds a bit ridiculous considering that the US is one of the most racially diverse countries, with large populations in White, Black, Asian, American Indian, Pacific Islander, substantial Hispanic ethnicity, and a sizable multiracial share. But yeah, his tariffs are hostile to foreign business around the world, and I understand travel restrictions have gotten a lot tighter, so I can understand why people wouldn't want to bother taking business risks in that environment considering all the political volatility.

But to the map hysteria point, that is coming home to roost. They've wound the nation up so much in its witch hunt for maps that now the president himself and his party are finding themselves caught up in the witch hunt. If they don't tone it down then sooner or later something bad is sadly bound to happen and no one wants that.

Yeah, they've pushed the paedo-hysteria so far off the rails, it's going to be hard for them to dial it back at this point. Their latest strategy is just doubling down on denying any accusations. But Trump is obviously very sensitive about the 'Epstein Files,' and it seems pretty clear that he's at least trying to protect his associates, if not himself.

[Anonymous_Lover]

[...] This marks the fifth assassination attempt of Donald Trump [...]

Up to five already? Dang, that's got to be some kind of a record.

[...] Cole Tomas Allen attempted to assassinate President Donald Trump at the White House Correspondents dinner [...]

How did he even get in? Anytime someone goes to a concert or a fair in the US, they won't let you in without checking your bag and wanding you with a metal detector. You would think security would be even stricter at this venue. Reports say he got in through a back stairwell, which seems suspicious that that was allowed to be possible. A lot of people are joking that Trump's security must hate him, with all these close calls.

[...] For whatever reason, Trump and then his influncers have seized on this event as an explanation for why he needs his ballroom built. That this is the issue that Trump chose to use a serious event to get behind I think shows he is not of a sound mind and things will likely continue to destabilize under his presidency. [...]

He definitely doesn't seem like the same Trump from a few years ago. Policy changes aside, he doesn't have the same energy lately. He always looks tired now, his ranting social media posts have gotten longer than ever, and he's lying so badly about Iran 'begging for a deal' every week, that it's not clear whether he believes his lies really happened or not. 80 is too old to be US president, it's beyond the average life expectancy for Americans, and well beyond the age of retirement. It was too old for Biden, too, although Biden's staffers seemed to be more competent at maintaining the optics of a well-steered ship than Trump's staff. But he gets so erratic and threatens to fire anyone who doesn't tell him what he wants to hear. There have been comparisons to the tragic King Lear character, in that he values flattery over the truth, and can't tell when he's being deceived by those he surrounds himself with.

As for things continuing to destabilise, the US (and many western) government(s) have seemed increasingly unstable for about the past decade, despite wealthy elites and the mainstream media painting a highly commissioned picture that 'everything's fine.' I would like to think the source of this instability is grassroots resistance for a politically corrupt class that increasingly represents big corporations and foreign lobbies over their own constituents. But, based on the general complacency of today's society, I believe this growing political instability is more likely the result of increased political in-fighting. I don't think it's insane to be sceptical about the purportedly organic and independent acts of each of Trump's five would-be assassins.

[...] but some like the miraculous healing ear seem a little hard to believe. [...]

Trump is rich enough to afford the best reconstructive plastic surgery, so that's no huge surprise. I just don't know why he didn't keep the scar as a badge of honor. Vanity probably had something to do with it.

[...] many global companies having diverse racial makeups with some feeling threatened by US policies so the companies just switch to safer countries. [...]

Sounds a bit ridiculous considering that the US is one of the most racially diverse countries, with large populations in White, Black, Asian, American Indian, Pacific Islander, substantial Hispanic ethnicity, and a sizable multiracial share. But yeah, his tariffs are hostile to foreign business around the world, and I understand travel restrictions have gotten a lot tighter, so I can understand why people wouldn't want to bother taking business risks in that environment considering all the political volatility.

But to the map hysteria point, that is coming home to roost. They've wound the nation up so much in its witch hunt for maps that now the president himself and his party are finding themselves caught up in the witch hunt. If they don't tone it down then sooner or later something bad is sadly bound to happen and no one wants that.

Yeah, they've pushed the paedo-hysteria so far off the rails, it's going to be hard for them to dial it back at this point. Their latest strategy is just doubling down on denying any accusations. But Trump is obviously very sensitive about the 'Epstein Files,' and it seems pretty clear that he's at least trying to protect his associates, if not himself.

He didn't get into the room, not sure if he made into the building or not but he was stopped at a security checkpoint and I believe opened fire. I'm not interested in defending the official story as some unimpeachable truth but it would be good for MAPs to use it since its actually in their favor this time. God knows if something MAP related goes down questioning the narrative is forbidden, for instance you can look into MAP relationships or CP cases and if you dig deeper its usually not as simple as evil pedo tries to destroy kids lives for some "dark and twisted" sadistic pleasure. Nathaniel Larson actually did reviews of CP films and big surprise they are quite different from how they are described in the media when the adult "perpetrator" is busted. As for the Epstein thing I'd refer you to Michael Tracey's reporting which debunks a lot of the nonsense around it, its actually the lawyers for the "victims" who are lobbying for the full tranche of documents not to be released.

Right now, Trump is on TV saying "I'm not a pedophile and people who say I am are bad people" thats probably a sign there's an opening for MAPs if they'd use it. A radicalized centrist liberal (yes, really, his bluesky indicates this) tried to kill the president of the US because he's a "pedophile." Anything that Trump did or didn't do in that vein probably occurred between 40-20 years ago -- if it happened. But it pales in comparison to all the shit he's done as president, I don't think thats very partisan to say, there hasn't been a US president who hasn't killed people abroad for a long time. Its just the nature of the system and the role of president of political head of tht system as it exists now that carefully curated reality you mention is an artifice that's increasingly cracking and this is becoming obvious.

Trump killed 150+ elementary school girls in Iran, reports that the US double or even triple-tapped the school--it was no accident. Trump killed way more kids than Peter Scully and his girlfriend were convicted of killing (1), whatever sexual trauma trump may or may not have inflicted on minor pales in comparison to the child murders he's carried out. The liberal shooter in question was more angry about that then Trump's war crimes. The shooter even posted on bluesky about how he was against people who protested the war in Gaza. So killing kids in Iran and Gaza-- just fine, and something we can agree to disagree about, its normal politics. Trump may or may not have had contact with a minor? may or may not have been rough/raped them (not substantiated imo)? Well, gotta grab the strap and do something about it! I'm so sick of the "moral code" that normies are always blathering on about, its clear its not consistent at all and they aren't really that interested in it being so, its just a heuristic of convenience.

[JGHeaven]

I don't support the genocide in Gaza or the US's support of it. People can argue the semantics of whether enough women and kids have been killed to get the badge "genocide" but that's just accepting that killing kids as long as it's not too on show is fine. If those kids were on American streets there would be no question about whether it was right or wrong, but they're just little colored kids in a poor state so they're fair game. If they weren't doing that we'd have them making shoes for us in a sweatshop. I don't like it, it's cruel and barbaric, but that's where the west has got to today.

But considering as citizens we just have to accept mass child murder using our tax money isn't going to change, we can at least see if there is any benefit to be made from the warped and highly polarized system we're living in. The attacker of the president said that he did it because he's a pedo so deserves death. At the very least, we should be able to get his defenders and allies to acknowledge that this kind of hysteria is wrong and dangerous. Whether he's a pedophile or not, people think he is, and this alone should be a reason to reign in the hysteria against pedophiles.