reply to post by gortex
post by artistpoet
muddied waters concerning him witnessing bombs being planted by people who should not have been doing so
"There is no muddy water , he had nothing to do with anything , he witnessed nothing and knew nothing or anybody involved with 7/7 .... he was an
innocent member of the public who was executed by the Met due to their incompetence .....R.I.P "
Let's set the whole conspiracy angle aside for one moment and look at the incident at face value. I take it that we all know the proven particulars
of this incident ( via general consesus not theory of conspiracy). Now, put yourself in the position of the officers who shot this, now known to be,
completely innocent person. Assume these officers were acting on their assumtion that this person was indeed carrying a bomb, which he could detonate
at any second, in a crowded public area.
Now put yourself in that officers position. Do you shoot this person or not?
Do you hesitate and let him detonate his explosives, killing and injuring countless innocents
Do you order him to stay still and search him? Will he comply? Did he comply during the actual incident?
What if you decide to not shoot and he detonates? Could you live with yourself as a trained officer who's duty it is to protect the public knowing
your decision killed and injured innocent people?
If you were that officer today do you think you would feel more guilty knowing your decision to shoot cost an innocent man his life?
Or, that by not trusting the split second decision you were forced to make you decided not to shoot this person, he indeed had an explosive device and
your decision cost the lives, pain and suffering of countless innocent people?
My point being is It's always wise to examine all sides of an incident and all participants in that incident. Use your intellect to question all
information given. Don't be to quick to believe whatever fits into your particular mindset and prejudices. In other words keep an open mind in regards
to everything you see and hear in the world.
This person who was killed may have witnessed a goverment conspiracy to commit a false flag event and the officers who shot him may have commited
murder to silence him. OR they may all be innocent victims in a tragic case of mistaken identity and erroneous decision making.
Me personally, I can see both sides of the argument murder vs. mistaken identity. But can not/will not allow my emotions and prejudices to rule and
declare as absolute one version or the other.
A final thought.......I may be exactly what I porport to be in this response, just a guy with an opinion.
Or, maybe a paid goverment shill (paid in pounds or dollars???) out to sway the sheeple.
Once again keep an open mind.
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