WHCD Shooter’s Manifesto Reveals Anti-Christian Bias, Sparing FBI Director Kash Patel

The shocking shooting outside the Washington Hilton during the White House Correspondents’ Dinner has taken a darker turn with revelations from the suspect’s manifesto. Cole Tomas Allen, 31, from Torrance, California, sent a 1,052-word document to his family just minutes before opening fire. The manifesto explicitly listed “administration officials” as targets—everyone except FBI Director Kash Patel.

According to multiple law enforcement sources cited by RadarOnline and the New York Post, Allen’s manifesto singled out senior Trump administration figures for assassination but made a pointed exception for Patel. The manifesto stated, “Administration officials (not including Patel) are the targets, prioritised from highest-ranking to lowest.” Investigators believe this exclusion was motivated by Patel’s Hindu religion, contrasting with Allen’s stated anti-Christian views.

Allen’s manifesto laid bare his twisted rationale: “Turning the other cheek when someone else is oppressed is not Christian behaviour; it is complicity in the oppressor’s crimes.” He framed his planned violence as retribution against an administration he accused of crimes including abuse, pedophilia, and betrayal. A law enforcement source told reporters, “He was pretty anti-Christian and Kash is Hindu,” suggesting religious bias influenced the shooter’s hit list.

Beyond motives, Allen’s document revealed alarming security lapses at the event. He boasted about walking into the hotel armed with multiple weapons without detection, calling the security “insane” and “arrogant” for focusing only on protestors and arrivals outside. “If I were an Iranian agent... I could have brought a damn Ma Deuce in here, and no one would have noticed,” he wrote.

The FBI and Secret Service are now analyzing the manifesto for psychological insights as Allen refuses to cooperate with investigators. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche confirmed the suspect’s silence amid the ongoing probe.

This incident exposes not only the dangerous extremism festering in some corners but also the failure of security protocols at a high-profile political event. The exclusion of Kash Patel from the shooter’s kill list, reportedly due to religious prejudice, adds a disturbing layer to a case already steeped in violence and political hatred.

Only Clowns Are Orange will continue to monitor developments as the investigation unfolds, holding power to account and exposing the authoritarian and extremist threats lurking beneath the surface of the Trump administration’s legacy.