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I am not going to google anything. You guys are avoiding answering why you claim it is a false flag. The burden of evidence is on you. I also already know about those incidents.
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Originally Posted by Timmyy
Now I know you are insane if you think Sandy Hook is a false flag.
No, I didn't look into those "false flags". I knew before you posted them.
Continue your deflection.
Look at what I wrote. I said I don't know, but it's A POSSIBILITY. That is all.
Do you think America (government) hasn't assassinated dictators and put in puppet regimes before, too? Is that all "made up"?
If this is true, who is the video for? He broke the windows, so no way was he ever going to get out unidentified. Would he have known the guns would trigger the smoke alarms? That was the giveaway but even that gave him 70+ minutes to shoot. He seems to have known multiple guns would be needed due to the heat of the barrels, but would he have calculated the smoke alarms?
I just assumed the video was for the aftermath.. I just saw that he videotaped inside his room during the shooting as well as outside the hall so he could see when cops were coming...
I find it very hard to believe someone would go through weeks if not months of planning, kill all these people and not want it to be very obvious what the motivation was. He was probably doing it for a cause he believed greatly in. So great he gave up his whole life to prove some point.
If he snapped and it was not planned I would understand the lack of evidence WHY.
It makes no sense.
Am I wrong?
So because it was this guy's room, we assume he's the shooter, although from what we know about him, that makes absolutely no sense. What if others killed him in order to access his room?
Thinking: it's not that hard!
OK, you are right. We are all dumb and this was all a setup.
So because it was this guy's room, we assume he's the shooter, although from what we know about him, that makes absolutely no sense. What if others killed him in order to access his room?
Thinking: it's not that hard!
He apparently had even more guns at his house in Mesquite. Did they plant those too? He also had some explosive materials at his house including Tannerite.
audio I heard sure sounded like full- auto. One witness said it went on for five minutes.
The gunman who unleashed hundreds of rounds of gunfire on a crowd of concertgoers in Las Vegas had two "bump-stocks" that could have converted semi-automatic firearms into fully automatic ones, officials said.
So because it was this guy's room, we assume he's the shooter, although from what we know about him, that makes absolutely no sense. What if others killed him in order to access his room?
Thinking: it's not that hard!
Fun fact: people murder other people for no reason all the time. They don't have to be some crack pot with a history. Ever hear that saying:"I can't believe it. He was such a nice quiet guy"? Yeah.
I would like a victim of one of these shootings to take false flaggers to court for defamation. To try to diminish the suffering these people go through as having "never happened" is a terrible slander. A lot of heroic acts occurred in Las Vegas, those didn't happen either?
Yeah, me too. Those types of people are as deplorable as the person committing the crime.
Somewhat getting off topic here...but older men tend to have high suicide rates.
With all his money, gambling and guns....where was the family and where was the love? Does he have children? Grandchildren? A circle of real friends and family connects? My first take is no.
I'm not putting a value judgement on suicide. It's always an option and sometimes a good one. Hunter Thompson just did the deed one fine day....didn't want to fact the next 20 years and the declines. There are exceptions but most people has more disease, pain and less connection to society (work is over, etc) as they age.
What kind of a life is sitting around gambling? Do you think this fulfills the complicated human condition?
I think this guy wanted to be gone - all well and fine. But our gun culture allowed him to add a special "show" to his suicide. 99% probably wouldn't do this......but all it takes is a couple.
I have heard similar opinions, and I don't agree. The guy was living a life most of us can only dream of. I would be stoked if I could make a living off of gambling and real estate investing and travel whenever I wanted. Many of us will be working a lousy job at his age, worrying about paying for our medical bills. This guy was a multimillionaire and did have family and a girlfriend. I think the girlfriend is sketchy but I don't see the sad life of this guy, at all.
A prominent member of our community committed a murder suicide, killing his wife, he had decent adult kids and grandkids.
One bag each time there is a different shift on the front desk.
This hotel has 3300 rooms and 24 elevators. It's a city.
The front desk does not notice luggage. That's the job of bell hops.
This hotel is adjacent to one of the convention centers. Guests have trailers of crap for exhibitions.
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