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You may be onto something there since Columbine is the Genesis for the Active Shooter Program now being taught to Law Enforcement nationwide under grants from DHS.Active Shooter trains first arriving officers to enter and kill and not wait for backup.Can you say Scapegoat?
Originally posted by questforevidence
It looks like we are witnessing another cog in the machine doing it's work for the elite. This reminds me of Columbine, with multiple witnesses saying their was more than one shooter at the incident. I don't know if we will ever get the truth on this story.
Originally posted by TheMindWar
Flagged and I believe the child 100%.
This is no better than what the Nazis did to the jews.
Its not really a great suprise to me,or some fantastic revelation either...
Originally posted by truthinfact
THS IS HUGE! what?!?! Clearly we are just now getting the full picture of what transpired. What really happened there? I really do hope we will one day know...
I still can't believe it really.. was this man really not alone with this horrible massacre happened?
And why have the real facts been covered up?
Here is to the Truth.
worldnews.msnbc.msn.co m
(visit the link for the full news article)
Gen. Karimi, assigned by Afghan President Hamid Karzai to investigate the murders, told Hakim that he, too, wonders whether Bales acted alone and how he could left the base without notice.
“Village elders said several soldiers took part and that there is boot prints in
the area,” Karimi told Hakim.
He said villagers told him that they saw three or four individuals kneeling and that
helicopters were overhead during the rampage. worldnews.msnbc.msn.com...
www.cbsnews.com...
A Pill To Forget?..
This segment was originally broadcast on Nov. 26, 2006. It was updated on June 14, 2007.
If there were something you could take after experiencing a painful or traumatic event that would permanently weaken your memory of what had just happened, would you take it? As correspondent Lesley Stahl first reported last fall, it's an idea that may not be so far off, and that has some critics alarmed, and some trauma victims filled with hope.
The Messy Future of Memory-Editing Drugs
The development of a drug that controls a chemical used to form memories sparked heady scientific and philosophical speculation this week.
Granted, the drug has only been tested in rats, but other memory-blunting drugs are being tried in soldiers with post-traumatic stress disorder. It might not be long before memories are pharmaceutically targeted, just as moods are now.
Some think this represents an opportunity to eliminate the crippling psychic effects of past trauma. Others see an ill-advised chemical intrusion into an essential human facility that threatens to replace our ability to understand and cope with life’s inevitabilities.
Oxford University neuroethicist Anders Sandberg spoke with Wired.com about the future of memory-editing drugs. In some ways, said Sandberg, our memories are already being altered. We just don’t realize it.
OBJECTIVE: In the first of two preliminary studies, we demonstrated in individuals with chronic PTSD that a single (combined 40 mg short- and 60 mg long-acting) 24-hour oral dose of propranolol, compared to placebo, given immediately following reactivation of the PTSD-related memory of the traumatic event, significantly reduced physiological responses during script-driven imagery of that event measured one week later. These results support blockade of reconsolidation of the traumatic memory, a process that is entirely distinct from extinction. In addition, we found a trend for post-reactivation propranolol to reduce self-reported PTSD symptoms, measured via the Impact of Event Scale-Revised (IES-R). In the second preliminary study, we performed 6 weekly treatments that consisted of the subject describing their PTSD-related traumatic events for approximately 10 minutes followed by 0.67 mg/kg (minimum 40 mg) short-acting propranolol plus 1 mg/kg (minimum 60 mg) long-acting propranolol. The mean Clinician Administered PTSD Scale (CAPS) Total Score following the six treatment sessions was reduced by 44% (p=.02). The proposed work will examine whether repeated treatments may succeed in producing more substantive symptomatic improvement.
METHODOLOGY: Participants will include male and female combat veterans of the Afghanistan and Iraqi wars meeting DSM-IV criteria for chronic PTSD,
Originally posted by burntheships
To those trying to discredit the children's account,
please read the story!
This journalist also interviewed a village elder who spoke of many bootprints,
and helicopters.
Gen. Karimi, assigned by Afghan President Hamid Karzai to investigate the murders, told Hakim that he, too, wonders whether Bales acted alone and how he could left the base without notice.
“Village elders said several soldiers took part and that there is boot prints in
the area,” Karimi told Hakim.
He said villagers told him that they saw three or four individuals kneeling and that
helicopters were overhead during the rampage. worldnews.msnbc.msn.com...
Originally posted by odinson
reply to post by truthinfact
Hello
Here are my thoughts about this:
1. Children always tell what they saw when tradgey happens.
2. The soldier was probably used as a test subject of mind control.
3. For mind control to work at the extreme side, you would have to set up some condition that would go against your nature.
4. You would have to have some spooks watching to make sure that he did what he was supposed to do.
5. The soldier didn't remember anything about the events.6. There was a Jet Blue pilot that lost his mind the other day. Coincidences?
Originally posted by TKDRL
Hate to say I told ya so lol.... I never believed the lone psycho story. But of course the naysayers will call the kid liar, or say they don't know what they saw, or what they are talking about etc.