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originally posted by: syrinx high priest
I need to get out ahead on this one, who are we blaming for this, obama, trump or hillary ?
That thought actually crossed my mind as well!
originally posted by: xuenchen
a reply to: hubrisinxs
I think he was murdered.
originally posted by: IridescentPhoenix
a reply to: Quadrivium
I am a 21+ years federal law enforcement official who is in the military. Been to several Fema Camps....I love this country and it's people and don't think for one second the Cops wouldn't be the first to rise up against this...this article is 100% B.S. and is "Canned Doom Porn", crafted by a creative yet completely ignorant person to what's truly going 9n behind the scenes.
originally posted by: Boadicea
a reply to: Maverick1
Thank you for explaining -- much appreciated!
One question I have is why the officers would go to that particular station, since it's not exactly "mainstream," and therefore doesn't have much... what's the word? Clout? Credibility? Respectability?
Assuming it's true for the sake of this conversation; Did one/more of the whistleblower officers have a personal connection to someone at the station? Did they try to go to reputable (and I use that term loosely!) news media only to be dismissed? Did they suspect a mainstream news agency would sit on the story -- but report them to their superiors/other authorities?
I'd like to know more background on the hows and whys of this station getting the story... (and people in hell want ice water, right???)
The note explains how preppers will be delt with first and those who resist.
Did you read the article? Your question is specifically addressed and answered. I seriously get annoyed when people don't bother to even read, or at least read carefully, things before forming/offering an opinion on them.
The person from NYPD who gave us this information did so after trying to get two other New York Media outlets, (one TV, the other a newspaper) to publish the story and was rebuked within minutes by media contacts who said "we won't touch this with a ten foot pole."
originally posted by: FamCore
a reply to: Quadrivium
On the Snopes page where they "debunked" this, I was intrigued by something in the "About the Author" section - have a look
Kim LaCapria is a New York-based content manager and longtime snopes.com message board participant. Although she was investigated and found to be "probably false" by snopes.com in early 2002, Kim later began writing for the site due to an executive order unilaterally passed by President Obama during a secret, late-night session (without the approval of Congress). Click like and share if you think this is an egregious example of legislative overreach.
She was previously found to be writing false things, but now Snopes wants her to work for them? Why in the hell would Snopes want to advertise this? Is this a typo?
originally posted by: blueman12
a reply to: Maverick1
Why would superstation risk readers and listeners for hal turner? Someone who has only paid superstation for airtime, before his funds ran out.