DPS Top Trooper Competition Exposed: Training Assassins, Not Heroes

Another day, another "accident" conveniently timed right after a state trooper just happened to be chasing the victim. Coincidence? I think not, sheeple! While the mainstream media wants you to believe this is just another tragic crash, I’ve connected the dots, and the picture is clear: this is a targeted elimination by the deep state’s latest pawns—our very own Department of Public Safety.

Let’s break it down. The DPS was hosting their so-called "Top Trooper Competition" just days before this incident. They’re out there practicing their driving skills, honing their abilities to pursue and—wait for it—terminate. Terminate what? Pursuits? Or something more sinister? The competition is named after a fallen trooper, a classic emotional manipulation tactic to make you overlook the dark truth. They’re training these troopers not to serve and protect, but to hunt and eliminate dissenters. This motorcyclist, Javan O. Jackson, was just 20 years old—probably a free-thinking patriot who refused to comply with their oppressive speed limits or, worse, knew too much about the tofu agenda infiltrating our barbecue joints.

And get this: the trooper "lost sight" of the vehicle and "terminated the pursuit." Sure, that’s what they want you to believe. In reality, this was a covert operation. They terminated the pursuit on paper, but in the shadows, they ensured the "crash" happened moments later. How convenient that it occurred at an intersection near Manor, a quiet area perfect for covering up evidence. The Austin Police Department "assisted" and took over the investigation? Of course they did! It’s a classic deep state handoff to bury the truth. They’ll probably blame it on "speeding" or "reckless driving," ignoring the fact that this is the ninth fatal crash this year with nine deaths. Not a single survivor? That’s not an accident; that’s a pattern of silencing those who dare to ride free.

Wake up, people! This isn’t about public safety; it’s about control. They’re using these competitions to train assassins in broad daylight, and if you don’t see it, you’re next. Stock up on ammo and keep your engines running—the truth is out there, but they don’t want you to hear it.