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Jim Fetzer heads for Newtown

Of his 16 questions posted on his website, a lot of them make no sense. They would be inconsequential to proving a conspiracy and would be extremely easy to asnwer even if it were a conspiracy.

For example:

4. Who and why did they not request Life Star helicopters, knowing that children and school staff were seriously injured and clinging to life?
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Who did not request helicopters? I guess everyone on earth did not request them. Why? Nobody thought it would be a good idea.

8. Why does an off-duty lieutenant from the Newtown Police Department (NPD) refuse to leave his off-duty work assignment at a construction site when hearing that shots have been fired at SHES?
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He was off duty.

12. Why did the parents of the two children who died at the Danbury hospital not allow their children to donate their organs to other children waiting for the gift of life?
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Maybe some religious reasons, maybe they were not suitable donors.

It seems like most of the questions are pointless. But of course he ends with:

Please all focus on those sixteen questions then we will move to the next set of questions.
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Remember, he's just asking questions. So if one set is answered, you can always ask more.
 
JLord said:
Who did not request helicopters? I guess everyone on earth did not request them. Why? Nobody thought it would be a good idea.
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I would guess that since the hospital they were taken to is only 15 minutes away there was no need for Lifestar. But then again conspiracy theorists get a lot of their training watching TV so they would of course assume that helicopters would be required.

ETA: I'm familiar with Danbury Hospital. The helipad is some distance from the hospital, it doesn't land on the roof. It could take several minutes to get the patient into the building. The ambulances on the other hand unload right into the building. Since Lifestar is not an automatic response and there were lots of ambulances on site, calling Lifestar would have taken a lot longer than just loading someone into an ambulance.
 
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Spindrift said:
I would guess that since the hospital they were taken to is only 15 minutes away there was no need for Lifestar. But then again conspiracy theorists get a lot of their training watching TV so they would of course assume that helicopters would be required.

ETA: I'm familiar with Danbury Hospital. The helipad is some distance from the hospital, it doesn't land on the roof. It could take several minutes to get the patient into the building. The ambulances on the other hand unload right into the building. Since Lifestar is not an automatic response and there were lots of ambulances on site, calling Lifestar would have taken a lot longer than just loading someone into an ambulance.
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I was thinking along those lines; a call for helicopters would depend on triage first- and, sadly, in this case, triage indicated no need for helicopters.
 
Using a helicopter REQUIRES a safe and clear landing zone at the site. It would require a couple of officers to control that area, make sure no one parks a vehicle there before the aircraft comes in, keep it clear of people. That requires manpower.

If the copter is not based at the hospital and ambulances are closer to the site of the crime, it may take longer to get there than the ambulance would.

If patients are very badly hurt and require higher level care than is available at the Danbury hospital they will be stabilized as much as possible then flown to a larger center. In that case the copter is of greater use near the hospital than at the scene.
 
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JLord said:
Of his 16 questions posted on his website, a lot of them make no sense. They would be inconsequential to proving a conspiracy and would be extremely easy to asnwer even if it were a conspiracy.


Who did not request helicopters? I guess everyone on earth did not request them. Why? Nobody thought it would be a good idea.
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Index there are good reasons why it would be a better reason to use ambulances.



He was off duty.
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,,, and presently occupied at another job.


Maybe some religious reasons, maybe they were not suitable donors.
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They were gun shot victims, small children, many were hit multiple times.( is it really necessary to spell out why small body size coupled with multiple gun shots is relevant?) A kidney , heart, liver that has has a bullet pass through it is not usable. This is just one more absolutely disgusting suggestion of malfeasance by Halbig et all , which simply illustrates that the members of that group are wastes of skin, and oxygen.



Remember, he's just asking questions. So if one set is answered, you can always ask more.
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Sure, they will keep asking questions so that they can point and spout "ahh-ha!", at anything they can twist to conform with their dispicable , disgusting, lower than low, slimey, twisted world view.
 
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jaydeehess said:
Index there are good reasons why it would be a better reason to use ambulances.




,,, and presently occupied at another job.



They were gun shot victims, small children, many were hit multiple times.( is it really necessary to spell out why small body size coupled with multiple gun shots is relevant?) A kidney , heart, liver that has has a bullet pass through it is not usable. This is just one more absolutely disgusting suggestion of malfeasance by Halbig et all , which simply illustrates that the members of that group are wastes of skin, and oxygen.




Sure, they will keep asking questions so that they can point and spout "ahh-ha!", at anything they can twist to conform with their dispicable , disgusting, lower than low, slimey, twisted world view.
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Exactly. For CTists like Halbig, the questions are the thing, not the answers. Answers are an end to the theory (and the world-view); questions are its life (which is the reason for the "after you answer these, I have more!" thing at the end).
 
Halbig 16 questions have been answered over and over,a youtube channel called wadesvids has done excellent work presenting the evidence for Sandy Hook detailed in final police report;he has also been on alternative radio stations debating this with Halbig(to little effect).Wonder what Halbig will do now he's been to Newtown,there's no where left for him to go with his CT crap.
 
Azrael 5 said:
Halbig 16 questions have been answered over and over,a youtube channel called wadesvids has done excellent work presenting the evidence for Sandy Hook detailed in final police report;he has also been on alternative radio stations debating this with Halbig(to little effect).Wonder what Halbig will do now he's been to Newtown,there's no where left for him to go with his CT crap.
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Halbig is convinced he's right, in spite of all evidence to the contrary, so there will be no end until he comes upon some other silly conspiracy theory that will get him more attention.
 
I wonder what he would say to the priest who officiated at four of those children's funerals. I could put him in touch. And that priest also happens to be about six feet three, 260 pounds, and would have no qualms about breaking the jawbone of an ass. He'd just ask for forgiveness afterwards.
 
Spindrift said:
Halbig is convinced he's right, in spite of all evidence to the contrary, so there will be no end until he comes upon some other silly conspiracy theory that will get him more attention.
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Well, he apparently is a person of deep convictions willing to argue his points, is around 60 y/o, is overweight. There is another obvious end condition.


,,,oh yeah,, and he's peeving off TPTB.
 
jhunter1163 said:
I wonder what he would say to the priest who officiated at four of those children's funerals. I could put him in touch. And that priest also happens to be about six feet three, 260 pounds, and would have no qualms about breaking the jawbone of an ass. He'd just ask for forgiveness afterwards.
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He would say to the priest that he was obviously part of the conspiracy.
 
turingtest said:
Exactly. For CTists like Halbig, the questions are the thing, not the answers. Answers are an end to the theory (and the world-view); questions are its life (which is the reason for the "after you answer these, I have more!" thing at the end).
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Thank you, I have been trying for ages to summarise succinctly the CT mode of 'debate' and there it is - never let anyone puncture you paradigm balloon!
 
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