Didn't see any one talking so guess no one heard. This morning in Knoxville TN. a student was shot in the chest and died and Central Highschool. This is the same city that had the church sooting a few weeks ago. Both the shooter and the victim where from broken homes.

They do this I feel for the contiued 'guns are bad' campaign, and have some way of triggering certain individuals into going all 'postal' to further their own agenda. Embedded suggestions? MK Ultra subject?

Who knows, but in my own opinion there is some thing real sinister about the whole 'school shootings' business.

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[edit on 21-8-2008 by Dan Tanna]

The perp and the victim had reportedly gotten into it on the school bus that morning, meaning that this can be considered a "personal cause" assault, in which a specific victim is targeted for a specific reason. Most of the school shootings of fame are called "random-rage" shootings in which victims are targeted at random for a vaguely defined motive. I do think many of these are actually covert operations done for political reasons.

But this one I don't think is unduly suspicious. But who knows? I have often noticed that locales that have been the victim of a lethal random rage attack often have 'follow on' attacks that seem to retraumatize the area. And Knoxville just had a random rage attack on a church two weeks ago, that killed two and wounded a bunch more.

one of the arguments now is to install metal detectors at the entrance of the school. It would take hours to cycle all the students through them. my school has a few hundred more than central so it would be a hinderance. all your metal would set it off: pens, binders, rings, belts, piercings, and whatever else you have on you.

those who would trade a little freedom for protection deserve neither freedom or protection.

It is all the news is right now (get news from Knoxville stations) all it does is spread fear. Fear is the catalyst for extreme thoughts, extreme counter-measures, and copycats.

I wonder if he went bowling that morning

[edit on 8/22/2008 by Reneau]