A CIA Plot to Kill Trump?

By Cliff Kincaid

October 14, 2024

It looks like the FBI stumbled upon a CIA plot to kill President Trump.

On Tuesday, October 8, the Justice Department announced that an “Afghan man” was arrested and charged with an Election Day terrorist attack. One day later, it was leaked that the “Afghan man” was a CIA employee allowed into the United States by the Biden/Harris Administration in 2021 on a “special immigrant visa.” His co-conspirator was a legal permanent resident in the United States. They lived in Oklahoma.

Calling it an “Election Day” attack seems to be another way to describe yet another assassination attempt on President Trump, in this case designed to throw the country into turmoil and chaos and conflict should Trump win.

The indictment claims he was a follower of the Islamic State terrorist organization, known by the acronym ISIS. It was Trump during his term who destroyed ISIS.

But it just as easily been the case that he was an agent of Iran. He could have been linked to Iran, posing as ISIS if caught.

But the CIA link adds more intrigue and mystery to the plot.

Some assumed this was another result of the Biden/Harris Administration’s hasty and chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan. But the “mistakes were made” excuse was shot down when the CIA connection was revealed.

It’s bad enough that he got into the United States through special maneuvers by the federal government. The quick nature of his entry is now explained by the CIA connection.

In an interview with a local paper, Oklahoma Senator James Lankford “encouraged Oklahomans to remember this is not a reflection on the Afghan community in the state.”

There were many good Afghans in the war and many had tried to enter the United States after Biden/Harris abandoned them. However, this notorious would-be terrorist got into the United States in a fast manner, and it would seem appropriate for a Senator like Lankford to wonder how this happened, not just praise the Afghan community and then praise the FBI for apprehending him before terror struck.

Beginning in the Fall of 2021, Tulsa, Oklahoma began “welcoming 850 Afghan newcomers to the city,” the local university reported.

The Oklahoma State Senate began examining this influx, noting that, “Following the fall of the capital city of Kabul in 2021, more than 120,000 allies were airlifted out of Afghanistan, making it the largest non-combatant evacuation operation in U.S. military history. Of those refugees, some 72,000 were resettled in the United States with Oklahoma set to receive the highest number per capita and the third highest overall next to California and Texas.”

One of the groups “stepping up” to assist was the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) by providing basic needs to these foreign Muslims “while recognizing and honoring their cultural and religious beliefs.” CAIR is regarded as a key component of a network of Muslim Brotherhood organizations in the U.S. This organization has tried to censor my work on the Internet by branding me an Islamophobe.

The Oklahoma CAIR office website features a blame-America first photo declaring “If you don’t want immigrants, stop destabilizing their countries.”

In an interview on my new Rumble television show, former Special Forces soldier Jimmy Pera suggested the Afghan refugee involved in the terrorism plot could have been “turned” by the terrorists when he was a security guard for the CIA in Afghanistan or radicalized by CAIR. Pera, who served in Afghanistan and Iraq, assisted in trying to get pro-American and loyal Afghans out of the country and into the United States.

The U.S. invaded Afghanistan after the 9/11 terrorist attacks on America by followers of Osama bin Laden, who were based there, courtesy of the Taliban. For 20 years, the U.S. tried to help these people advance into the modern world, only to suffer setback after setback as backward-thinking Muslim fanatics of various stripes waged war and eventually, thanks to Biden/Harris, took back control of the country.

Fundraising announcements on cable TV tell the stories about our wounded warriors who tried to help these Muslims advance into the 21^st century came back to America with missing legs and limbs and brain injuries. They need our help.

Then, with the forever war coming to a quick close under Biden/Harris, which botched the withdrawal, it is obvious that terrorists working for the U.S. Government came here to wage war on America.

In a statement about the Oklahoma terrorism case, Lankford said, “As a member of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, I will continue to work closely with Federal prosecutors to ensure we are taking every step necessary to keep Americans safe.”

But what if a federal agency, like the CIA, which reportedly employed him, knew about his terrorist ties? If that was not the case, it means the agency was infiltrated by terrorists. In either case, we are in deep trouble.

Regarding Lankford’s praise of the FBI for nabbing the terrorist, we deserve and expect better from our elected politicians. There must be more to the story.

Since President Trump was targeted for assassination not once but twice, in the latter case by an individual with ties to Ukraine, it makes sense to look closely at the foreign ties of this “Afghan national,” especially his CIA links.

Lankford has not issued a follow-up statement about the terror ties to the CIA.

It is time that Lankford and his fellow Senators do their jobs by examining this CIA pipeline of potential terrorists into the United States and their enablers before another attempt on the life of President is made and his supporters end up as collateral damage.

E-Mail Cliff Kincaid: kincaid@comcast.net