“When is it acceptable to kill another human-being?” asks Ryan Routh, the man arrested for attempting to assassinate Donald Trump, in the Amazon blurb for his self-published book on “Ukraine’s Unwinnable War.”
The real question is why are so many of these crazed Democrat terrorists so angry and violent these days?
You listen to Ryan Routh speak and he sounds no different than your average crazed Democrat, so what caused him to flip his lid and try to be this month’s assassin of Donald Trump?
Was Routh set off by the endless fake news media propaganda outlets endless rhetoric detailed here?
Routh, a 58-year-old felon with a criminal record who attempted to enlist foreign soldiers in Ukraine and referred to Russian President Vladimir Putin as a “terrorist,” seems to have voted for Trump in 2016.
However, by 2020, US media claimed, he was commenting on social media about how he had “misjudged” Trump and “made a terrible mistake” when it came to the Republican nominee for president.
Routh, originally from Greensboro, North Carolina, seemed to have been driven by a strong need to take action.
He happened to be interviewed by AFP in April 2022, during a rally in Kyiv, two months after Putin had dispatched his army into the nation in Eastern Europe.
His one cheek was painted in the blue and yellow of the Ukrainian flag, the other in red. “Putin is a terrorist, and he needs to be ended, so we need everybody from around the globe to stop what they are doing and come here now and support the Ukrainians to end this war,” he told AFP.
The New York Times reported that posts on his now-suspended X account indicated he was prepared to “fight and die” in Ukraine, and the book’s synopsis on Amazon mentions that thousands of fighters from Syria and Afghanistan are prepared to take up arms if only Washington and Kyiv would permit them to do so.
Although he approached them multiple times, a spokesman from the Ukrainian foreign legion called his thoughts “delusional” and “not realistic,” adding that he was never a part of the unit for overseas volunteers.
The attempted murder on Sunday was not Ryan Wesley Routh’s first encounter with American authorities.
As per the criminal complaint, he was found guilty in Greensboro, North Carolina in 2002 of “possession of a weapon of mass destruction.” According to CNN, he was taken into custody after he allegedly put his hand on a gun during a traffic stop and barricaded himself inside a store.
According to the lawsuit, he was found guilty of possessing stolen items in 2010.
According to CNN, he has also been charged with tax evasion, compelled to pay tens of thousands of dollars in civil actions, and involved in court proceedings dating back to the 1990s.
