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And it ends so well for the player "infiltrator", too.Anyone who played modern warfare 2 Will instantly know this...
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I think it is very easy to overestimate the collage/college educated people you describe, and give them more credit than they deserve.Sorry, its more than fucked up, its suspicious. The police stated that a phone charger not belonging to the shooter was found in the room 4 days after the shooting. the police retracted that statement about ten days after the shooting.and said it belonged to shooter and the phone was in the room . Were not talking about a 24 hour period here where something could be misunderstood , Were talking about a week and half. Even Local cops would not make a such a mistake.
If the FBI and Police cant figure out that a phone charger belongs to the shooter , its more than just a simple mistake here. These are collage educated and Federally trained law enforcement officers ,these arnt stupid men . That's the problem . They would have known shortly after they arrived if the phone charger fit or not. Reports were made that the phone charger didn't fit .That information was released days after the event that the charger was found and didnt belong to the shooter. Quote ""didn't belong to any phone in the room"" that means they tried it! How else could they ascertain if it fit or not? they then did a 180 and now say Oh yeah it fits his phone we found in the room disregard our early reports . These aint high school kids , these are professional law enforcement officers .
All conspiracy theory bullshit aside, the charger doesn't prove anything , the last person in the room could have left it in the wall or a drawer , no big conspiracy . But that's not the issue . the issue is the story keeps changing after they release a statement . Which can be understandable in confusing situations , but this isn't one of them . Its a cord for christs sake, it fits or it doesn't , theres nothing confusing about plugging a friggen cord into a phone . It doesn't take ten friggen days to figure it out .
And if their wrong about the cord what else are they wrong about? Your going to take the word of men who don't know how to plug in a cord? Come on man . something is off here.
That's probably the least sketchy part in my mind. The kook was almost set to go, then sees a security guard on his homemade surveillance system - about to ruin everything. So he took out the guard and got down to business. The round count through the door is irrelevant.Heres a thing that's been irking me. The police have come out and said that the security guard was shot while checking on an door alarm to a different room on the 32nd floor before the shooting took place, firing 200 rounds through the door and hitting the security guard.OK Why? The security guard had no idea that a shooting was going to take place. He posed no threat to the shooter at this point. What made him shoot the security guard? why jeopardize his plan? Why bother? the guard was looking at another room , he had no grounds suspect anything was wrong in the shooters room. yet the shooter chose him first. before breaking the windows and shooting the crowd.
I know, nobody can understand the mind of a madman , but his actions(aside from the shooting ) proved he wasn't mad at all. Nothing in his life would make people think that.
I don't know how some other shooters were able to escape, but I agree with you that there is no way he brought 23 guns up there for himself to use exclusively.The guy isn't crazy. A crazy person just drives up and starts spraying the crowd. This took meticulous planning. The purchases of the rifles. The installing of the stocks which is complicated for an amateur who's not into guns. The cameras to watch the hallway. The perfect vantage point. ECT.
No way was he a lone crazy person. He had guns for multiple people. He wasn't alone like they want you to believe. The multiple guns that one person cannot use, the woman in the crowd, ECT.
What I think is happening here is that the FBI and local law enforcement are butting heads but the FBI ends up winning in the end. That's why the story and facts keep changing. This points to a conspiracy involving multiple people. The FBI is spinning it to be a Lone Wolf that's dead because they do not want to reveal that the multiple shooters are at large. That's why the local sheriff looks like he's under duress after being forced to go along with the narrative. He knows this wasn't a lone gunman.
Am I the only one that couldn't care less about a motive?
How in the world does that make a difference on anything?
How about a technological viewpoint in an acoustic/ballistic sense pertaining to the gun shots. This shows that there was more than one shooter. This guy has done his research.
Okay! Lets put together what we know.
The guy with the pussy hat at a anti Trump Rally.
CBS fires vice president who said Vegas victims didn't deserve sympathy because country music fans 'often are Republican'
CBS Hyphenated female fired because they were Country Music Fans.
ISIS claiming responsibility.
Rumor about ANTIFA literature in his possession.
The media so wants this guy to be a Right wing nut job, but all signs are pointing to one of their own types and the type they are preaching to day and day, hour after hour.