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Even the source document takes some liberties that I find rather shameful in order to make its point. That document is an essay, a presentation of opinion, and not fair or honest journalism. It raises some good questions, but at the expense of intellectual honesty.
So let's all chill. Sooner or later the facts will be known. Let's not tear ourselves and this site apart over this....
edit on 12/25/2012 by Ex_CT2 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by magickmaster
Even the source document takes some liberties that I find rather shameful in order to make its point. That document is an essay, a presentation of opinion, and not fair or honest journalism. It raises some good questions, but at the expense of intellectual honesty.
So let's all chill. Sooner or later the facts will be known. Let's not tear ourselves and this site apart over this....
edit on 12/25/2012 by Ex_CT2 because: (no reason given)
I assume you are kidding that the source document is an essay, a presentation of opinion, and not fair and honest journalism.
Here are some quotes from the article I assume you only partially read.
Where is the Photo and Video Evidence?
Photographic and video evidence is at once profuse yet lacking in terms of its capacity to demonstrate that a mass shooting took place on the scale described by authorities. For example, in an era of ubiquitous video surveillance of public buildings especially no visual evidence of Lanza’s violent entry has emerged. And while studio snapshots of the Sandy Hook victims abound there is little if any eyewitness testimony of anyone who’s observed the corpses except for Carver and his staff, and they appear almost as confused about the conditions of the deceased as any layperson watching televised coverage of the event. Nor are there any routine eyewitness, photo or video evidence of the crime scene’s aftermath—broken glass, blasted security locks and doors, bullet casings and holes, bloodied walls and floors—all of which are common in such investigations and reportage.
Why Were Medical Personnel Turned Away From the Crime Scene?
Oddly enough medical personnel are forced to set up their operation not at the school where the dead and injured lay, but rather at the fire station several hundred feet away. This flies in the face of standard medical operating procedure where personnel are situated as close to the scene as possible. There is no doubt that the school had ample room to accommodate such personnel. Yet medical responders who rushed to Sandy Hill Elementary upon receiving word of the tragedy were denied entry to the school and forced to set up primary and secondary triages off school grounds and wait for the injured to be brought to them.
Shortly after the shooting “as other ambulances from neighboring communities rolled up, sirens blaring, the first responders slowly realized that their training would be tragically underutilized on this horrible day. ‘You may not be able to save everybody, but you damn well try,’” 44 year old emergency medical technician James Wolff told NBC News. “’And when (we) didn’t have the opportunity to put our skills into action, it’s difficult.’”[9]
You think this is biased journalism?
Originally posted by JericoEBE
reply to post by sconner755
On Christmas day?? lol! who the hell cares what day it is when it comes to getting to the bottom of something!!
laughable
MOST members with any time invested and real effort put into establishing themselves as members of a community
We all know why. It's just some of us have the courage to say it and others bend down.
Coined in English 1387, the word hero comes from the Greek "ἥρως" (heroes), "hero, warrior",[4] literally "protector" or "defender
Originally posted by bknapple32
A well written article? It takes the same cheap shot as some of the more disgusting posts on ATS. Nope, just another typical disgusting attack on the victims families and pokes 'holes' in an investigation that hasnt even concluded or been released.
The same type of 'journalism' shown by the other sandy thread. And we saw what happened to that.
I just bumped a thread dedicated to the heroes. How about saying a few words in that. Or are the heroes not fun enough