Who is the greatest

The motive behind Thomas Matthew Crooks’s decision to shoot Trump does not appear to be directly related to Trump himself or any specific political or personal vendetta against him. Rather, it seems that Crooks was a mentally unstable individual who was seeking attention and notoriety by targeting high-profile figures in an attempt to make a mark on history. Simply the need to show, who is the greatest.

Crooks’s choice of targets, including Trump, Joe Biden, and other well-known individuals from around the world, suggests that his actions were driven more by a desire for fame and recognition than any specific hatred or animosity towards the individuals he targeted. His desire to be remembered in history as an influential figure suggests a deep need for recognition and validation that may have been lacking in his personal life. This is further supported by the fact that he had been actively seeking out other potential targets before ultimately deciding to shoot Trump.

It is also important to recognize the tragic consequences of Crooks’s actions and the impact they have had on those affected by the shooting. The fact that he is now being perceived as more influential than world leaders like Putin highlights the disturbing nature of mass shootings and the way they can distort public perception.

The purpose of this analysis is to show, based on the facts that have emerged, how a weak individual can destabilize the distribution of power in the entire world. The question arises why it is allowed to happen. Why are conclusions made before any facts are known? One culprit is the media, which cannot wait, and the news is mostly speculation at first, not reporting of events.