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More insight into the cyber truck explosion and the drone sightings. Is this a cover?

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1/7/20253 min read

A Deep Dive into the Cybertruck Bombing and a Disturbing Web of Allegations

Recent events surrounding the Cybertruck bombing at the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas have revealed a complex and unsettling narrative, far beyond what initial reports suggested. This blog post delves into the information that has surfaced, drawing from a recent interview with Sam Shoemate, an intelligence officer who received a cryptic email from the alleged bomber, Matthew Livelsberger.

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The Mysterious Email and Its Alarming Contents

Shoemate, who runs the Instagram account Terminal CWO, received a series of messages from a burner account, ultimately leading to an email from Livelsberger, a Green Beret. Livelsberger’s email, sent on December 31st, contained several shocking claims:

Advanced Drone Technology: He alleged the existence of "gravidic propulsion systems," a technology reportedly used in advanced drones by both the U.S. and China. He claimed China has been launching these drones from submarines in the Atlantic, posing a major threat to national security.
Covered-Up War Crimes: Livelsberger stated he had been involved in airstrikes in Nimro Province, Afghanistan, in 2019, where over 60 sites were targeted, resulting in the deaths of hundreds of civilians. According to him, the U.S. military, along with the Department of Defense (DoD), DEA, and CIA, covered up these war crimes. Notably, the UN released a report about the 2019 airstrikes on alleged drug facilities causing civilian casualties.
A "V-BID": He mentioned being armed with a "V-BID" (Vehicle-Borne Improvised Explosive Device or car bomb). Livelsberger also claimed he was being tracked by the FBI or Homeland Security.

The Aftermath and Unanswered Questions

The Car Bomb: Livelsberger’s email arrived just before the attack on January 1st, when a Cybertruck exploded at the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas. Interestingly, the explosion was not consistent with a typical car bomb, leading to speculation about the act’s nature and intent.
Redacted Names: Several names in the email were redacted as they are still operational. The email was subsequently handed over to the FBI.
No Known Motive: Despite Livelsberger's family describing him as a staunch Trump supporter, conflicting reports indicate his wife had posted anti-Trump content on social media, complicating the narrative surrounding his potential motive.
The "Suicide": According to the Army’s public affairs officer (PAO), the DNA of the body found in the car did not match Livelsberger’s DNA. The PAO further suggested the incident might be linked to Livelsberger’s son not being a match, hinting at deeper familial or personal issues.
A Possible Hoax or Larger Plot? Some investigators believe Livelsberger may still be alive, theorizing that the car was deliberately rolled up to deliver a message about the alleged war crimes without harming anyone. Notably, Livelsberger’s Signal safety number changed after his presumed death, raising additional suspicions.
Why the Urgency? Livelsberger’s emphasis on disseminating his message before January 1st raises questions about the timing of the attack and its significance.

Connecting the Dots: Other Disturbing Details

The New Orleans Attack: On the same day as the Cybertruck bombing, an unrelated attack occurred in New Orleans. The attacker, an Army IT specialist, did not appear to have ties to Livelsberger or his background in special operations.
Iranian Missiles: Reports from two separate sources suggest Iranian-made man-portable air-defense systems (MANPADS) have been smuggled into the U.S. through legal points of entry, allegedly intended to target Trump’s airplane. These reports were shared with the Secret Service.
"Invisible Bombs": Allegations have surfaced about terrorist organizations developing "invisible bombs" capable of bypassing all metal detectors, making them virtually undetectable.

The Big Picture

The emerging information paints a concerning picture:

Government Accountability: There are allegations that the government is failing to protect its citizens and is not holding officials accountable for their actions.
Transparency Issues: The government’s apparent reluctance to acknowledge or address critical issues—such as advanced drone technology, alleged war crimes, and terrorist sleeper cells—is troubling.
Potential Cover-Up: Speculation about a major cover-up continues to grow, as officials remain silent on key aspects of the case.

Conclusion

The Cybertruck bombing, far from being an isolated incident, appears to be a node in a larger web of disturbing allegations. While the information remains unverified, it warrants serious attention and investigation. As the situation continues to evolve, staying informed and demanding transparency and accountability from those in power is crucial.

More details will likely emerge, and it is essential for the public to remain vigilant and seek the truth.