Travis
Misanthrope of the Mountains
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Part of the agenda seems to be to mess with peoples minds andblur the lines of reality and fiction with their media and social networking fakery. With the millions of fake facebook and twitter accounts, which are created solely to steer public opinion, it's nigh impossible to disprove all the fake witness' and family victims.
Prove that there are any real direct victims or family victims in these psy ops?
You have proof that there are millions of fake facebook accounts?
OK, here we go with the "actually listening to the interview" rebuttal (you're welcome that I transcribed it for you, btw), because I know how you like to do the rhetorical "ha, i made you look bad". Well, it was a ****** job, but anyway:
"We didnt really know what was going on until someone came in from the left and told us not to go out there, because there was a gunman outside"
"I spoke with another man who was in your theater who said that uh, he thought there was some kind of firecrackers or something inside the theater went off and that was the source of the smoke, is that what gels with what you observed?"
"We had plenty of people telling us that someone were throwing uh pepper bombs- I guess it's a firework- it blinds it disorients and it tastes nasty, but uh, yeah, they thought there was pepper bombs, and uh"
"it was some kind of acrid smoke that you smelled?"
"yeah, it was very thick..."
So you are saying that a person shooting continuously over 100 rounds is going to give people the impression that they "don't know what's going on" "3 distinct pops" went off, which was the source of the "lot of" "very thick smoke", caused only shrapnel injuries, had somebody's ear ringing, created a "flash and a boom", had "plenty of people" reporting "firecrackers" and caused Walton's leg to get "really hot"?
Well which one is it? The firecracker effects, also called booms, bangs, flashes, are from the gun in theater 9, (in which case you'd get 100X the report of the sound) or they are from the bullets themselves? Go ahead.
Widdle down your position for me. Are the explosion effects from the bullets or are they from the gun's muzzle? Don't squirm your way into an equivocation either. It's basically one or the other. So which is it?
The point went over your head. All those reports are consistent with what people might report from someone shooting off a gun, detonating incendiary devices with an eventual SWAT team response.
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