10-20-2024, 01:57 PM
From the Times of India:
“These accusations are complete bullsh*t ... I’m an artist, I’m the last person that would cause any violence and harm to anybody,” Miller told the Southern California News Group.
When questioned about the alleged fake IDs and passports found in his possession, Miller insisted that none of them were counterfeit. He told Fox Digital News that he carries documents with both his full Armenian name and abbreviated versions, as using certain documents in some parts of the world could put his life at risk due to historical campaigns targeting Armenians.
Miller also addressed Sheriff Bianco's suggestion that he was part of the "sovereign citizens" movement, dismissing it as a "nonsensical statement." He denied any involvement in right-wing anti-government groups, challenging the sheriff to name specific groups and asserting that such accusations are baseless.
Sources close to the Trump campaign have expressed doubts about the incident being an assassination attempt on the former president. The campaign released a statement thanking law enforcement for securing the rally site and ensuring Trump's safety, while monitoring the situation and gathering more information. The Riverside County Sheriff's Office has also stated that the incident did not impact the safety of Trump or the event attendees.
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/worl...201965.cms
Well sure okay that's just what he said but the bit about the documents not being counterfit was intersting, I was assuming they were those kind of BS non-id id cards that the flagfringe pickuptruck constitutionalists print out, but I guess not. Dunno about the Armenian thing.
Just did a news search and wow this story just disappeared like a fart in the wind once it became obvious it wasn't really going to fit into anyone's agenda.
“These accusations are complete bullsh*t ... I’m an artist, I’m the last person that would cause any violence and harm to anybody,” Miller told the Southern California News Group.
When questioned about the alleged fake IDs and passports found in his possession, Miller insisted that none of them were counterfeit. He told Fox Digital News that he carries documents with both his full Armenian name and abbreviated versions, as using certain documents in some parts of the world could put his life at risk due to historical campaigns targeting Armenians.
Miller also addressed Sheriff Bianco's suggestion that he was part of the "sovereign citizens" movement, dismissing it as a "nonsensical statement." He denied any involvement in right-wing anti-government groups, challenging the sheriff to name specific groups and asserting that such accusations are baseless.
Sources close to the Trump campaign have expressed doubts about the incident being an assassination attempt on the former president. The campaign released a statement thanking law enforcement for securing the rally site and ensuring Trump's safety, while monitoring the situation and gathering more information. The Riverside County Sheriff's Office has also stated that the incident did not impact the safety of Trump or the event attendees.
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/worl...201965.cms
Well sure okay that's just what he said but the bit about the documents not being counterfit was intersting, I was assuming they were those kind of BS non-id id cards that the flagfringe pickuptruck constitutionalists print out, but I guess not. Dunno about the Armenian thing.
Just did a news search and wow this story just disappeared like a fart in the wind once it became obvious it wasn't really going to fit into anyone's agenda.
