The feds don't like to release manifestos, but they released this

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This is some absolutely messed-up stuff.

Ryan Routh, the alleged attempted Trump assassin had written letters months ago one of which was just released by the DoJ that were to be opened in the even this attempt failed.

Apparently, he mailed a box of letters addressed to “The World” to a friend months ago, but the friend didn’t open them until he heard Routh’s name tied to the assassination attempt at Trump National Golf Club.

‘This was an assassination attempt on Donald Trump but I failed you. I tried my best and gave it all the gumption I could muster. It is up to you now to finish the job; and I will offer $150,000 to whomever can complete the job,’ Routh wrote.

How Routh planned to give 150 grand, possibly from beyond the grave, as a bounty on Trump’s head isn’t exactly clear.

What is clear is that corporate-media-induced Trump Derangement Syndrome completely destroyed this man’s mind. 👇

The box also contained a copy of a book written by Routh in 2023 about the Ukraine war. In this book he encouraged an assassination attempt on Donald Trump, because of course.

Here’s a question: When a transgender shooter goes into a school to kill Christian kids, agencies like the FBI will wait years (or more) to release any writings from the suspect, saying that it isn’t in the “public interest.”

But when a man tries to shoot Trump (again), they are very quick to let us know that there’s a $150,000 bounty that can be collected if someone else takes the shot? 🤔