Conspiracy
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holdover
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Because the check was made out to adam lanza?
holdover
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It proves she didn't know how old her son was or that he needed a permit. Are you going to go with that?
freddy
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Seems unlikely a mother would not know her sons age.
Perhaps pistol permit ignorance on the part of the mother.
Perhaps a symbolic gesture from a mother to her son.
Or, perhaps a gift for the future when the son is old enough for a permit.
Or, another scenario we have not considered.
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holdover
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I don't believe your that stupid. You know dam well what Im saying.
If the keyhole was missing , then you cant either lock or unlock the doors with a key , get it? the story is false. it could not have happened .
Secondly the phone wasn't just misplaced. it was found in the woods on the side of the school by police. Roing said the shooter took her phone.
That means either somebody took her phone into the woods or she was in the woods . There is nothing in the time line that allows her into the woods , nor would she probably go for a stroll at that time. So how the fuck did her phone end up in the woods?
holdover
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Yes, like it never happened . maybe the c183 was just a camera
and the police ""enhanced the story " like Ive been saying all along . This is a false narrative.
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freddy
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If we ignore the possibility of clerical errors, and we ignore the unreliability of eyewitness testimony, then what? We still have nothing more than loose ends. For certain we do not have enough to make accusations of cover up and conspiracy, let alone the peyote-inspred idea of crisis actors and no dead children as Will would have us believe.
Who thinks 9/11 was an inside job?
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Look at the vids of the pentagon and tell me a commercial airliner put that little hole in the wall.
What about the wing span ...... and I didn't want to get sucked into this thread. Thanks Dayten.
holdover
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The police report states they Pinged her phone and found it . Her testimony only corroborates what the police have said .
Lets review a bit :
An unexplained undocumented shotgun blast ,
no , physical evidence , no photo graphs, no eyewitness , no video ,no Autopsy report, no body of the killer. In a court of law this is more than enough for reasonable doubt .
you have a false report from police stating he opened the doors with keys and a witness who agrees when the keyhole was missing
You have mother giving money to her deranged under aged son who she claimed she was afraid of , to buy a handgun when she knew you had to have a permit and he wasn't old enough for it.
You have a teachers phone that somehow ended up in the woods and police thought it was important enough to locate during a mass shooting.
All of which you have dismissed as unimportant with nothing to add. All of which supports my contention that we don't really know what happened at Sandy hook .
I didn't even get to the good stuff yet!
Lets review a bit :
An unexplained undocumented shotgun blast ,
no , physical evidence , no photo graphs, no eyewitness , no video ,no Autopsy report, no body of the killer. In a court of law this is more than enough for reasonable doubt .
you have a false report from police stating he opened the doors with keys and a witness who agrees when the keyhole was missing
You have mother giving money to her deranged under aged son who she claimed she was afraid of , to buy a handgun when she knew you had to have a permit and he wasn't old enough for it.
You have a teachers phone that somehow ended up in the woods and police thought it was important enough to locate during a mass shooting.
All of which you have dismissed as unimportant with nothing to add. All of which supports my contention that we don't really know what happened at Sandy hook .
I didn't even get to the good stuff yet!
holdover
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what clerical errors would make both parties agree a key was used to lock and unlock the door? the police and the witness are in agreement her story simply reinforces what the police have said. Dismissing her makes little difference, the keyhole was missing the story is false.
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freddy
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Conspiracy?
You want conspiracy?
Here is a real conspiracy!
You want conspiracy?
Here is a real conspiracy!
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Conspiracy?
You want conspiracy?
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7) Out of all the interviews and public statements made by parents, relatives, friends, and classmates of Sandy Hook victims, the video plucks two brief snippets of Robbie Parker (father of slain 6-year-old Emilie Parker) and Lynn McDonnell (mother of slain 7-year-old Grace McDonnell) smiling and laughing in conjunction with television appearances in which they spoke about their children, offering this as evidence that a hoax is being perpetrated by people who are merely pretending to be grieving parents. But parents who have lost children don’t all walk around afterwards utterly glum and disconsolate, never allowing themselves to exhibit any emotion other than sadness. Either of them might have been laughing and smiling during or immediately prior to talking about their children for any number of reasons: because they were reacting to something funny, because they were expressing nervous anxiety about facing a national television audience, or because they were recalling fond memories of their deceased children.Indeed, the audio from the portion of Lynn McDonnell’s interview with CNN’s Anderson Cooper which was used in this conspiracy video is conveniently muted so that viewers can’t see for themselves exactly why she was smiling — because she was remembering what a terrific, happy child her daughter was, and how much she loved her:
COOPER: What do you want people to know about Grace?
LYNN MCDONNELL: Well, Grace had such a great spirit. She was a kind and gentle soul. And she was just the light and love of our family. She was just truly a special, special little girl that we loved, and she loved her brother so much. And she loved her school, Sandy Hook.
In fact, this week, I was telling somebody she had a stomach ache one day, and I said to her, “Why don’t you stay home with Mom?”
And she said, “No way, I have too much fun there, and I don’t want to miss anything.” She would skip to get on the bus. It wasn’t even — you know, every morning, it was the backpack was packed the night before and ready to get on the bus in the morning and head off to school. We would blow kisses every morning to each other.
And I remember that morning putting her on the bus. She had a habit of blowing kisses, but then she’d give me a big little liver lips like this. But then she — I knew she was so happy to go off and get there.
So it — I’d like to say that she was at a place that she loved, and so we take comfort in that, that we know she was in a place that she really loved.
LYNN MCDONNELL: Well, Grace had such a great spirit. She was a kind and gentle soul. And she was just the light and love of our family. She was just truly a special, special little girl that we loved, and she loved her brother so much. And she loved her school, Sandy Hook.
In fact, this week, I was telling somebody she had a stomach ache one day, and I said to her, “Why don’t you stay home with Mom?”
And she said, “No way, I have too much fun there, and I don’t want to miss anything.” She would skip to get on the bus. It wasn’t even — you know, every morning, it was the backpack was packed the night before and ready to get on the bus in the morning and head off to school. We would blow kisses every morning to each other.
And I remember that morning putting her on the bus. She had a habit of blowing kisses, but then she’d give me a big little liver lips like this. But then she — I knew she was so happy to go off and get there.
So it — I’d like to say that she was at a place that she loved, and so we take comfort in that, that we know she was in a place that she really loved.
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8) Gene Rosen, the man who sheltered in his home six children who escaped from the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary, did not, as claimed by the video, take in a group of kids whom a bus driver unquestioningly left with a stranger and then keep custody of them for half an hour without contacting anyone or ascertaining what had happened to them. Rosen and the bus driver both stayed with the children at Rosen’s house, elicited from them what had taken place at the school (a process which took some time because the children were initially reticent to talk about what they had witnessed), obtained and called emergency contact numbers to reach their parents, and took them to authorities at a nearby fire station:
Contrary to what is stated in the video, Gene Rosen, a retired psychologist, is not a member of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG). The claim that he is a SAG member originated with a video showing the results of an Intelius search on a Gene Rosen who is listed as once having worked for the Screen Actors Guild. However, the Gene Rosen whose information is shown in that video is clearly a different person than the one who sheltered several schoolchildren in Connecticut, as the former is 62 years old and is listed as having lived in California, Texas, and New Jersey (but not Connecticut), while a similar search on the “real” Gene Rosen confirms that he is 69 years old and has not resided outside of Connecticut.
The claim that Gene Rosen mentioned looking a casualty list that supposedly wasn’t released until two days after his interview is also false. As documented in a Telegraph article, state police made a casualty list publicly available the day after the shootings.
[Rosen] went in his garage to feed the cats and when he came out he saw six children sitting in a circle on his front lawn.
The six first-graders somehow had escaped from Sandy Hook Elementary School as a gunman shot and killed 20 young students and six educators.
They ran down Dickinson Drive and around the corner to Rosen’s house on Riverside Road — less than half a mile away.
They had just seen their teacher die.
Rosen invited the children and a bus driver who was with them into the safety of his home.
Two of the boys sat on a rug in front of the couch, Rosen said, and suddenly they began to talk.
“One boy started saying loudly, ‘We can’t go back to the school, we can’t go back to the school, our teacher is gone. Ms. Soto is gone.'”
The other boy joined in, “He had a little gun,” Rosen recalled the boy saying, “and a big gun.”
A girl also began talking. She said she saw blood coming from Soto’s mouth, then the girl fell to the floor, Rosen said, and the narrative stopped.
The children with Rosen knew their phone numbers, but [their] parents were not home. The bus driver called a supervisor and obtained emergency contacts for the parents and more calls were made.
Parents of four of the six children were reached and learned their children were safe. They rushed to Rosen’s house, he said.
After reuniting the children with their parents, the group walked to the firehouse next door, where students were being accounted for.The six first-graders somehow had escaped from Sandy Hook Elementary School as a gunman shot and killed 20 young students and six educators.
They ran down Dickinson Drive and around the corner to Rosen’s house on Riverside Road — less than half a mile away.
They had just seen their teacher die.
Rosen invited the children and a bus driver who was with them into the safety of his home.
Two of the boys sat on a rug in front of the couch, Rosen said, and suddenly they began to talk.
“One boy started saying loudly, ‘We can’t go back to the school, we can’t go back to the school, our teacher is gone. Ms. Soto is gone.'”
The other boy joined in, “He had a little gun,” Rosen recalled the boy saying, “and a big gun.”
A girl also began talking. She said she saw blood coming from Soto’s mouth, then the girl fell to the floor, Rosen said, and the narrative stopped.
The children with Rosen knew their phone numbers, but [their] parents were not home. The bus driver called a supervisor and obtained emergency contacts for the parents and more calls were made.
Parents of four of the six children were reached and learned their children were safe. They rushed to Rosen’s house, he said.
Contrary to what is stated in the video, Gene Rosen, a retired psychologist, is not a member of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG). The claim that he is a SAG member originated with a video showing the results of an Intelius search on a Gene Rosen who is listed as once having worked for the Screen Actors Guild. However, the Gene Rosen whose information is shown in that video is clearly a different person than the one who sheltered several schoolchildren in Connecticut, as the former is 62 years old and is listed as having lived in California, Texas, and New Jersey (but not Connecticut), while a similar search on the “real” Gene Rosen confirms that he is 69 years old and has not resided outside of Connecticut.
The claim that Gene Rosen mentioned looking a casualty list that supposedly wasn’t released until two days after his interview is also false. As documented in a Telegraph article, state police made a casualty list publicly available the day after the shootings.
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12) Connecticut’s Division of Emergency Services and Public Protection, under the Division of Emergency Management and Homeland Security (DEMHS), did offer a FEMA course in “Planning for the Needs of Children in Disasters” on the day of the Sandy Hook shootings. However, the supposed suspiciousness of this coincidental timing is lessened when one considers that this very same course was offered a total of six times in various parts of the state on different days throughout November and December 2012.
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October, 2017
FBI Releases 1,500 Pages of Documents on 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School Massacre
Sandy Hook Elementary School Shooting Part 01 of 03
Sandy Hook Elementary School Shooting Part 01 of 03
freddy
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Wow, a LOT of actors @Willjr75 !
Remembering the horrific Sandy Hook shooting on its 5 year anniversary
Remembering the horrific Sandy Hook shooting on its 5 year anniversary
holdover
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Of the shooter, You quackpot. Really? you think after rifling through the police reports I didn't know there was video of the school ?
Your sincerity is dubious
holdover
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what does that establish about the crime?
holdover
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What does that establish about the shooter? what does that establish about false stories ?
freddy
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Quackpot? Ha! That is rich!
freddy
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Wow! She is good! Oscar award for her please!
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holdover
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what the fuck does that have to do with a false narrative?
freddy
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More actors!
