Who is trying to kill President Trump? Danger signs…

It is not clear who wants President Donald Trump out of the White House but according to the US secret service, they found two suspicious envelopes containing highly poisonous ricin addressed to the President. A statement by the Secret Service reveals that the envelopes were intercepted and did not make it to the White House.

According to the Pentagon spokesperson, the mail screening facility is now under quarantine so as to pose no threat to the Pentagon staff. The Secret Service said that they were working together with all other law enforcement partners to investigate this threat that was directed to the president.

Ricin is a highly potent toxin produced in the seeds of the castor oil plant and can be used in terror plots. A dose of ricin the size of a few grains of table salt is said to be harmful as it has the power to kill and adult human being.

If ingested, ricin can cause nausea, vomiting and internal bleeding of the stomach and intestines. It can also cause failure of the liver, spleen and kidneys and lead to death due to collapsing of the circulatory system.

“On Monday, the Pentagon Force Protection Agency detected a suspicious substance during mail screening at the Pentagon’s remote screening facility. The envelopes were taken by the FBI this morning for further analysis,” Whitehouse spokesman Manning said in a statement to media houses.
“On Tuesday, October, 2, 2018, in coordination with the Pentagon Force Protection Agency, FBI Special Agents took possession of two suspicious envelopes that had been screened at the Pentagon mail facility. Those envelopes are currently undergoing further testing. As this is ongoing, we will have no further comment,” he added.
Early this year, Michael Wolff in his book “Fire and Fury” explained that President Trump prefers to eat McDonald’s because he has the fear of being poisoned. According to Wolff, Trump’s reasoning is that the staff at the burger chain never know when he is coming and all the food is pre-cooked.

As we wait for the investigation reports, it is clear that no one was ordered to evacuate the facility during the incident as police confirm that there was no threat to the 20,000 people who work at the Pentagon.

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