Peloni: In these times of war and intrigue, it is notable reflect upon the adage that “if you come for the king, you best not miss.” Note further that though there have been numerous assassination attempts against Trump in recent years and weeks, from the sublime to the ridiculous, one of the most serious attempts was perhaps the recently exposed attempt to kill the President while leaving the recent NATO summit supposedly based on revelations made by the former chief of the US Air Force. For my own thoughts on this matter, what is more remarkable than the audacity of the attempt, or even the intel source related to this security failure, is the fact that Trump is continuing to negotiate with those who so recently tried to have him murdered for the fourth or fifth time, while the accused source of the intelligence leak which presumably made this latest attempt possible is currently facing nothing more severe than the loss of access to further sensitive information. So long as Washington fails to react to serious threats against the life of their chief executive as being serious attacks upon the American nation, the threats against the life of the American President will be motivated to increase rather than to dissipate, and the trivialization of these attempts as made evident by the lack of credible responses to them will have significant repercussions to the office of the presidency long after Trump leaves the White House. The above sited refrain about coming for the king must be reinforced with a credible and devastating response because failing to do so anticipates the continuation of the recurring pattern of assaults on the life of the president with impunity, which will sooner or later be accompanied with a devastating consequence.
By Pamela Geller |
These scumbags should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
“Those who violate that trust forfeit the privilege of access and any role requiring it.”
Pentagon accuses former Air Force secretary of leaking classified information about Air Force One
By Victor Nava, NY post, Aug. 7, 2026:
The Pentagon on Friday revoked former Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall’s access to classified material and accused him of leaking sensitive information about Air Force One to reporters.“Effective immediately, the Department of War has REVOKED former Secretary of the Air Force Frank Kendall’s eligibility for access to classified information and his ability to hold any sensitive position,” Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell announced on X.
“This action follows his unauthorized disclosure of classified information regarding Air Force One’s capabilities to a media outlet,” Parnell continued. “Safeguarding classified information is a non-negotiable duty.
Senate confirms Manhattan US Attorney Jay Clayton as Trump’s new spy chief, replacing Bill Pulte
The Trump administration subpoenaed several New York Times journalists last month after the outlet reported that the luxurious, $400 million Boeing 747 jet gifted to President Trump by Qatar was swapped out ahead of the commander-in-chief’s return from the NATO summit in Turkey over a “security precaution.”The newspaper reported concerns that the newly refurbished presidential plane hadn’t been “retrofitted with sufficient security measures” before it entered service as Air Force One.
It also cited lawmakers questioning whether “an advanced missile defense system and other modifications” had been installed on the Qatari-gifted jet.The Trump administration subpoenaed several New York Times journalists last month after the outlet reported that the luxurious, $400 million Boeing 747 jet gifted to President Trump by Qatar was swapped out ahead of the commander-in-chief’s return from the NATO summit in Turkey over a “security precaution.”
The newspaper reported concerns that the newly refurbished presidential plane hadn’t been “retrofitted with sufficient security measures” before it entered service as Air Force One.
It also cited lawmakers questioning whether “an advanced missile defense system and other modifications” had been installed on the Qatari-gifted jet.
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