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I never understood the "children" argument in this. To begin with, children get killed by violence every day all over the world and that doesn't seem to be a taboo issue to discuss. Second, wouldn't everyone concerned want to know definitively what happened since there do appear to be a lot of inconsistencies in the official story. And last, why are those opposed to discussing this, ok with how the tenets of our judicial principles have been circumvented and in many cases trampled? The last issue makes this much more than just a horrible tragedy.
therealguyfawkes
reply to post by neformore
I also asked what kind of credentials one would need have before we can take seriously their professional opinion of Sandy Hook being a false flag. Could we get a definitive response on that?
If the opinion of a school safety expert with 4,000 schools on his CV isn't "good enough" to reopen this case for a reasonable debate, what would suffice? How many coincidences and oddities about this case must there be before we can talk openly about the reality behind the hoax?
Because, in all honesty, I haven't seen anyone here "pissing on the memories of dead children." I do, however, see a lot of intelligent people with logical questions--all in search of the truth.
So it seems like the only ludicrous online lie is taking the government's story at face value, because nothing about it adds up.
It's called psyops.
SilverStarGazer
reply to post by Bilk22
Exactly.
Something that has stuck with me from the beginning of my days searching the internet for answers... The Lie is Different at Every Level. It's easy to compartmentalize lies in order to pull off major operations. The military does it all the time, no? Does every military personnel know every detail of their mission? It's called "Need to Know" and it's pretty effective, especially if you can get the people to whole heartedly beLIEve the LIE.
Zaphod58
reply to post by Sremmos80
And if they made the decision to demolish the school then why spend several thousand to clean what's about to be destroyed. The point is that there were s couple ways it could have been done without hiring a crew. It may not have been right, but it's well within the realm of possibility.
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one thing that will cook your noodle people do a search of land deals in that area propertys selling for $0 then resold for $4-500.000 ? fellowship of the minds website does a good piece on it
999zxcv
maybe the photos were old and the kids grew up but lanza has no trail for 3 years and that i find strange did he even exist some wonder
ThinkingCap
I see no reason why we should wait for their "official story" in order to challenge the facts/fiction of the events that took place that day. As far as I am concerned, there are a lot of strange happenings linked to this tragedy.
What boggles my mind is, if these children were not actually killed then, where are they?
Sremmos80
reply to post by jaffo
Care to elaborate while you feel that way instead of just coming in late and calling every one dumb?
Just because you think it would require this vast amount of people doesn't make it true.
This is a lot like 911 and A LOT of people (families included in 911) still have unanswered questions.
So unless you plan on answering some of those question, let the rational people speak
SilverStarGazer
reply to post by
Thank you for posting this I had just finished listening to the entire interview and was going to post it myself.
The article does misquote a few things which are cleared up by listening to the audio.
I'm confused why someone said this is still an open case? I believe the case was closed and the final report issued 11/2013 so there should be no issue with questioning the findings.
I do think the issue on the biohazard cleanup is valid. As stated in the interview... The scene would have contained massive amounts of blood and other body fluids... That is not something that would have been left for anyone but professionals to deal with. I highly doubt it would have been left for the demolition crew either as that would have but them in danger as well.
I really hope this guy does get to the bottom of this. There's no reason why simple questions can't be answered. If you want to make it about the kids then I say this... How about we not let those kids deaths be taken in vain? How about we honor them by learning from this incident and educating others on how to keep the rest of our kids safe? If there's something that we could learn from this and it was kept hidden bc some people thought it rude to ask questions, then those are the people who are dis honoring the death of these children.
Not that I actually believe any children died. I honestly don't know what to believe other than things did not happen the way they should have that day if what we've been told is correct.
jaffo
SilverStarGazer
reply to post by
Thank you for posting this I had just finished listening to the entire interview and was going to post it myself.
The article does misquote a few things which are cleared up by listening to the audio.
I'm confused why someone said this is still an open case? I believe the case was closed and the final report issued 11/2013 so there should be no issue with questioning the findings.
I do think the issue on the biohazard cleanup is valid. As stated in the interview... The scene would have contained massive amounts of blood and other body fluids... That is not something that would have been left for anyone but professionals to deal with. I highly doubt it would have been left for the demolition crew either as that would have but them in danger as well.
I really hope this guy does get to the bottom of this. There's no reason why simple questions can't be answered. If you want to make it about the kids then I say this... How about we not let those kids deaths be taken in vain? How about we honor them by learning from this incident and educating others on how to keep the rest of our kids safe? If there's something that we could learn from this and it was kept hidden bc some people thought it rude to ask questions, then those are the people who are dis honoring the death of these children.
Not that I actually believe any children died. I honestly don't know what to believe other than things did not happen the way they should have that day if what we've been told is correct.
You have got to be kidding me. This right here is what I am talking about. So now no children even died? That's what you're saying? All of the grieving parents are fakes, all of their families are lying, the entire town is pretty much in out. Yeah, that makes perfect sense. And clearly the insurance companies who paid out claims on the dead children are in on it too. Right, that makes complete sense.