#155 Sam Shoemate - Cybertruck Bomber Matt Livelsberger’s Email Reveals NEW Evidence

Sam Shoemate received an email from a Green Beret named Matthew Livelsberger only days before the Las Vegas car bombing attack, which contained startling claims about secret drone technology and covered-up war crimes.

Sam Shoemate received a concerning email from a Green Beret named Matthew Livelsberger days before the Las Vegas car bombing attack.

Sam Shoemate, a known figure for exposing unethical behaviors while protecting whistleblowers, was initially dismissive when he received a manifesto-like message via email. However, it became clear that the email was from Matthew Livelsberger, an active duty SFTM sergeant out of the 10th Special Forces Group. Livelsberger reported having urgent information to disclose about drones on the East Coast and alleged activities from 2019 in Afghanistan.

Livelsberger claimed to have knowledge of a secret drone technology being used by China and the U.S. that poses a grave national security threat.

Livelsberger's email contained information about "gravidic propulsion systems powered aircraft," which were reportedly being deployed by China from submarines along the East Coast and were also in use by the U.S. He described this technology as posing the single most dangerous threat to national security due to their alleged capabilities, such as high speed, stealth, and "unlimited payload capacity."

Livelsberger alleged he was involved in covering up war crimes during airstrikes in Afghanistan in 2019 that killed hundreds of civilians.

Livelsberger also claimed to have knowledge of covered-up war crimes from airstrikes in Nimruz province, Afghanistan, in 2019. He stated that his involvement included targeting over 125 buildings, with 65 struck, resulting in the death of hundreds of civilians despite the awareness ...

The 2019 airstrikes in Nimruz province, Afghanistan, are under scrutiny for alleged war crimes and possible cover-ups by U.S. agencies, as claimed by a whistleblower.

Livelsberger claimed he was part of a cover-up of war crimes committed during U.S. airstrikes in Nimruz province, Afghanistan in 2019.

The UN determined the airstrikes, which targeted alleged drug production facilities, caused significant civilian casualties and may have violated international law.

The United Nations has raised serious concerns regarding the airstrikes carried out by the U.S. in Nimruz province, particularly targeting alleged drug production facilities. The UN maintains that this approach dangerously undermines the principle of distinction in armed conflict, placing the civilian population and infrastructure at risk. The UNAMA (United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan) in conjunction with the UN Human Rights Office, concluded that these drug facilities and the individuals associated with them, likely workers, may not be lawfully targeted and are entitled to protection under international law.

Livelsberger said he was involved in the targeting of over 125 buildings, with 65 struck despite knowing there were civilians present, resulting in hundreds of deaths.

Livelsberger revealed that he was responsible for targeting more than 125 buildings, 65 of which were struck, leading to hundreds of civilian deaths in a single day. This claim sheds light on a devastating impact on civilians and potentially serious violations ...

Experts are raising alarms over advanced drone technologies and the smuggling of Iranian missiles into the United States, indicating a new level of threat.

Livelsberger warned of the existence of a secret "gravitic propulsion" drone technology being used by China and the U.S.

Unprecedented capabilities of drones

Livelsberger has informed the public about the existence of "gravitic propulsion" systems, which are believed to be used in highly advanced drones by China and the U.S. These drones are described as having capabilities that pose serious security risks, including an unlimited payload capacity, extreme speed and stealth, and the ability to remain stationary over sensitive areas such as the White House.

Potential show of force

This advanced technology is allegedly being displayed by China as a "show of force," hinting at the country's potential to launch an attack on the United States, specifically targeting the U.S. East Coast.

Sam Shoemate shares information about smuggled Iranian-made missiles

Surface-to-air missiles smuggled in the U.S.

Sam Shoemate revealed through two sources—one south of the U.S. border and one within the U.S. government—that Iranian-made surface-to-air missiles were smuggled into the country. These missiles are often referred to as "man pads."

Concerns over targetting aircraft

Shoemate emphasized the gravity of the situation by pointing out that the smuggled missiles could be used to ...

The email containing serious allegations received by Matthew Livelsberger was not only of interest to the media but caught the attention of significant figures within the U.S. military and law enforcement agencies, leading to a complex governmental response.

The information from Livelsberger's email was quickly escalated to high levels of the Army, including the Chief of Staff's office.

Upon receiving the contentious email, military and law enforcement officials, notably the CID (Army Criminal Investigation Division) and the office of the Army Chief of Staff, took substantial interest in its contents. The issue's gravity meant that it rapidly made its way to the upper echelons of the Army. However, there was skepticism regarding the government's motives. Sam Shoemate insinuated that the authorities seemed more intent on protecting specific individuals than on conducting a comprehensive investigation into the claims.

Military and law enforcement's interest and concern

The involvement of high-level military offices exemplified the serious nature of the allegations, hinting at the potential for an investigation of alleged war crimes, potentially even under UN scrutiny. The actions taken by the Department of Defense left Shoemate questioning the reasons behind the scramble and the prompt delegation of the issue to CID.

Shoemate provided the email and information to the FBI, but was frustrated by their apparent lack of urgency and knowledge about certain military terminology.

Shawn Ryan's confirmation of correspondence checks revealed that Livelsberger was determined to reach out to multiple parties including the FBI, hinting at an intent to ensure the information was taken seriously. Despite Livelsberger's efforts to escalate the matter, Shoemate was disillusioned ...