Too many questions have been raised regarding the Cybertruck bombing in Las Vegas.

The first discrepancy is in the alleged perpetrator’s profile.  The individual in question has been described as “a super soldier,” and his military record appears to support this characterization. However, there are discrepancies.

He selected an inappropriate vehicle for the attack. The Cybertruck’s distinctive design and materials effectively contain the explosion, directing the blast upwards. Given the vehicle’s documented resilience to fire arms, in various viral videos, it is reasonable to conclude that an expert in arms would be able to anticipate and mitigate such risks.

In addition, the vehicle’s electronic systems were operational until the blast occurred. Consequently, Tesla’s technical investigation team has access to extensive data regarding the vehicle’s movements. So, it’s apparent that another Tesla automobile would be more appropriate for his intentions.

Furthermore, this man is an army veteran and a super-soldier, yet he is unable to construct an efficient bomb, which would be a relatively simple task for him.

Furthermore, Livelsberger’s profile is the total opposite of what one would expect. He is a law-abiding citizen, a distinguished army veteran, and an enthusiastic supporter of President Trump, according to his social media information.

Another matter of concern is the fact that: Matthew Livelsberger’s government-issued identification survived the explosion that burned his body “beyond recognition.”  This is reminiscent of the 9/11 suspects’ passports, which survived the plane crash that incinerated everything.

Well, all the above have a deep state disturbing smell coming out of them…