How intelligence agencies use suggestible people in assassinations
A discussion claiming intelligence agencies stage assassinations by manipulating unstable people into pulling the trigger — framed as a warning about hidden state power.
- The main claim: some lone gunmen who kill public figures are actually tools of a hidden group, without knowing it.
- This works through "false flag recruitment" — a person is tricked into thinking they work for one group when they really serve another.
- Assassins tend to be picked because they are easy to influence and control.
- Sirhan Sirhan, the man convicted of killing Robert Kennedy, is offered as an example of this pattern.
Outlook: Expect more of this deep-state and hidden-manipulation theme from Tucker Carlson, though no specific event or proof is presented here.