McDonald’s has been in the news lately.
Required Reading: Long Comms: McDonald’s
So, now we have the United Healthcare CEO, Brian Thompson getting ‘allegedly’ shot in a targeted assassination by Luigi Mangione. What’s curious is that he didn’t try to stash the gun anywhere and had a bag full of various other illegal items. Fake IDs. A gun and silencer that doesn’t really look like the one in the CCTV footage, but let’s ignore that for right now.
What’s important here is WHERE he hid out. A McDonald’s?
Why?
What I’m seeing, and if my prior McDonald’s assessment is correct, is that he was trying to find someone one to “take him in.” McDonald’s is known for their Ronald McDonald houses.
So, I’m hella suspicious that they got the “right” guy. They very well may have pushed out a patsy they had no more use for, hence the 6-day manhunt. Luigi himself is really suspicious as the shooter. His social media is all sorts of glowie. Coverage of him, too, seems manufactured.
His friends are saying some weird and cryptic stuff about him, like him being “unable to have sex because of back problems.” Is that doublespeak?
In Comms Sex = Making Deals.
Consider what it means when you say you have “no backing” when it comes to making deals.
Then, when he’s being taken in to he babbles some rando cryptic stuff:
"It's an insult to intelligence of the American people"
Wtf is he on about?
Is “intelligence” the operative word?
Did he not get the “deal” they offered him?
Always read the fine print, especially when you’re dealing with clowns, my dude…
No matter what, I think it’s safe to assume we don’t have the full picture. What is certain is that we’ll never really get a “sit down” interview with him to figure out why he did what he supposedly did. That’s what manifestos are for, right? Manifestos he totally wrote and weren’t planted, right?
Again, it just all stinks.
But what’s the angle here?
Is this a CIA type psyop to intimidate Healthcare CEOs in particular?
Would make sense since, you know, the death jab and the subsequent forced coverage of blood clots data and “suddenlies” being paid out hand over fist. It’s not like any Insurance coverage firms can complain. They might end up getting shot, right?
Then again, was it really just a targeted hit of a guy who might have “known too much.”
What did Brian Thompson know? Was it really enough for someone like Pelosi to use her friend’s grandson to take him out? Think you what you want on that angle…
What’s important to understand is that all applicants to the CIA aren’t just outright rejected. They’re given odd jobs to “prove” themselves. Usually as sacrifices. Some fit a very particular psychological profile. Those who are too susceptible to suggestion end up being the “trigger-pullers.” Pawns in much larger games of chess. Luigi seems to be more of the same we’ve come to expect.
There’s more than one way to crack an egg…
Again, I have my doubts that Luigi is the guy who actually did pull the trigger. More than likely he’s just the fall guy in a long line of fall guys they have “sitting on ice” waiting for their chance to prove themselves — which unbeknownst to them involves them getting their asses handed to them in federal prison for crimes they didn’t commit.
Remember, we’re dealing with mobsters here. Mafias. They have a very strict code they follow. You need to know a guy to know a guy to get a cushy position on the Farm. Everyone else just gets scraps from the table. Nothing more.
He was a dumbass. You have to be very gullible to end up in his position. He doesn’t really seem to me to be a hardcore killer. Then again, there’s talk that he went ghost for about 3 months before this hit job, so maybe he really did come down with a case of the butterflies.
Either way, the story is still developing. I might just keep this one short.
Keep your ear to the ground and don’t let any McDonald’s stories pass you by. My gut feeling tells me that we’re gonna have a LOT of Clowns making moves before Trump takes office. Hell, I’m even starting to get suspicious of what the news says Trump is doing. Is he really doing what they say he is, or are they putting words in his mouth and then hoping he capitulates? How many times have they pulled that trick in the past, where he has to double down on things he didn’t say/do just to prevent a bomb from flying?
As far as I think, unless Trump puts out a formal campaign statement rather than a Truth, Tweet, or Xeet (really…) don’t accept it as the final word. Most of it is MSM games. Lots of Farm Games are being played right now. The CIA is going through some major internal restructuring, and my guess is that taking out Healthcare CEOs, and OTHER CEOS (just you wait) is gonna start happening more frequently. Is it the Vaccines? Is it in fear of what RFK Jr. will dig up? Perhaps we’re looking at a case of the Bobs?
Lots of corruption, you guys… Lots of hands in other people’s pockets.
Lots of hands needing to be cut off.
I wouldn’t want to be someone relying on a “gold parachute” right now.
Accidents do happen…
When I saw the point about McDonald's, the first thing that popped in my mind was the comms. ;)
This whole thing is too neatly wrapped in a bow while stinking to the high heavens. I think you are correct- this story isn't over, and I do think a message was being sent.
(Before this happened, if you had done a search on who the UHC CEO was, you would have not seen the name Brian Thompson come up first- it would have been his boss, Andrew Witty, who made twice as much. Thompson was a divisional CEO. But the headline is always THE UNITEDHEALTH CEO and his name is kind of an afterthought a few paragraphs down We have been in an age of CEO worship - Jaime, Elon, Zuck, Jack - you know who they are. No one says Brian.)
I spent a lot pf years in the insurance space. I asked a friend of mine yesterday who works for an insurance agency that has a large employee benefits division. Her company overall has 6K employees so they carry some weight at the carrier. I asked what did UHC put out to the field. She said they haven't said a word. Which is really weird, because the relationships between home office personnel and agency leadershio/field are pretty close.
SD - was in the car and heard something and wanted to see what you thought. The news blurb was about McDonald's and the layoffs - I think the number was 6K overall. Blame on the $20 minimum wage in CA (and elsewhere) and the potential for AI. Maybe I have too much tin foil on, but with everything going on, it was kind of an odd little story to run. Any thoughts? (Are the layoffs in intelligence?)