Trump’s would-be-assassin previously voted for him, believes Jews have no right to Holy Land
Donald Trump’s would-be-assassin Ryan Wesley Routh’s social media indicates that he voted for Trump in 2016 but was disappointed and later wrote he “will be glad when you [are] gone.”
Social media companies like Meta/Facebook are working quickly to delete the pages of Trump assassin Ryan Wesley Routh.
Thanks to @realjakejacks, who managed to archive his entire Facebook page, we have a record of it.
The page contained posts about recruiting mercenaries for… pic.twitter.com/GiUXowBBko
— Shadow of Ezra (@ShadowofEzra) September 15, 2024
Routh, 60, shared COVID-19 conspiracy theories and has a history of mental illness. He was also involved in efforts to send people to fight in Ukraine, according to his now-deleted Facebook page.
He also appears to believe Jews have no right to the Holy Land. In December 2023, he shared an ancient map about Jesus’ journeys and wrote: “I am unclear what part of Isreal [sic] the Jews owned based on this historic map; Judea perhaps? It seems to historically all be Palestinian.”
Ryan Wesley Routh Facebook page was taken down
He doesn't think #Israel should exist pic.twitter.com/VhP43Ml8xp— Kevin (@kevinpost) September 15, 2024
In fact, Judea was an ancient Jewish kingdom, while the name Palestine given to the land by the Romans is unconnected to modern day Palestinians.