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www.legitgov.org 24 Oct 2014 CNN host Brooke Baldwin, covering breaking news of the school shooting in Marysville, Washington, announces that she has a live update regarding the events. Baldwin said she's been just handed a paper with new information, which she will read on the air.
She asks for viewers to "bear with her," as she reads it "cold." She reads: "Marysville Police Department will be holding a SWAT training --" Baldwin then interrupts herself. "Oh. This is from yesterday." Later, she adds: "Initially, students thought this was a fire drill." Via Google search, the vestiges of an archived message from the 23 October can be seen:
Marysville School District www.msvl.k12.wa.us/ October 23, 2014: Local law enforcement under the direction of the Marysville Police Department will be holding a SWAT training in the large fenced parking... That bulletin has been stripped from the Marysville School District website, but here is the screen shoot from Google, showing yesterday's announcement of SWAT training for Marysville Police.
October 24, 2014: The Marysville Pilchuck High School is currently in lock down due to an emergency situation. Police and emergency services have responded. The Marysville School District lock down procedures will remain in effect at Pilchuck until further notice from law enforcement. We will continue to forward communication in cooperation with law enforcement.
Students who attend MPHS campus are being relocated to the Shoultes Community Church at the corner of 116th and 51st Street. Buses will take students home from there. Those parents in the area wanting to pick up their child will need to go to the church location and sign out their child out with school administrator or law enforcement. All after-school activities across the district are canceled today.
FERNDALE — Expect lots of police at Ferndale High School on Thursday morning, Oct. 23, as law enforcement and school district staff practice how they would handle a shooter on campus.
The drill from 8 to 11 a.m. is being coordinated between the Ferndale School District and the Ferndale Police Department. It will prepare school district personnel and law enforcement to respond to an armed gunman in a school or work environment and ensure all agencies, including federal border agencies and the Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office, coordinate response and communication effectively. Read more here: www.bellinghamherald.com...=cpy
www.legitgov.org 24 Oct 2014 CNN host Brooke Baldwin, covering breaking news of the school shooting in Marysville, Washington, announces that she has a live update regarding the events. Baldwin said she's been just handed a paper with new information, which she will read on the air.
She asks for viewers to "bear with her," as she reads it "cold." She reads: "Marysville Police Department will be holding a SWAT training --" Baldwin then interrupts herself. "Oh. This is from yesterday." Later, she adds: "Initially, students thought this was a fire drill." Via Google search, the vestiges of an archived message from the 23 October can be seen:
originally posted by: Skadi_the_Evil_Elf
Normally, I tend to roll my eyes every time someone starts with false flag claims/the government did it, but in this case, I won't, because I actually was thinking the same thing when I watched the news. It happened about a mile from where I work in the mornings. They had mentioned the S.W.A.T. team exercise there in the school the day before, and called it "Tragic Irony". That made me roll my eyes.
And yes, we do have two measures getting ready to be voted on, I591 and I594. In a nutshell, 594 is pro gun-control, 591 against. I think 591 is sort of a hopeful measure to take the teeth out of 594 should it pass. But I was thinking about the gun control issues coming up. Marysville had a shooting involving cops last week.
"It obviously concerns me when very wealthy people try to buy an election," he said. -the chairman of Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms Alan Gottlieb
“Whoever gets to frame the issue usually wins,” he said, noting that right now “the other side has the money to frame the issue.”
originally posted by: dreamingawake
a reply to: Skadi_the_Evil_Elf
Exactly, I figure whether ff or not this will surely be added into the campaign for the initiative. I posted a thread on it and the counter initiative, with that learned that I594 is overwhelmingly supported. Counter initiative I591 which protects against illegal search and seizure, brings up the point,
"It obviously concerns me when very wealthy people try to buy an election," he said. -the chairman of Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms Alan Gottlieb
“Whoever gets to frame the issue usually wins,” he said, noting that right now “the other side has the money to frame the issue.”
CBS Seattle
and more -wagunrights
originally posted by: xuenchen
www.legitgov.org 24 Oct 2014 CNN host Brooke Baldwin, covering breaking news of the school shooting in Marysville, Washington, announces that she has a live update regarding the events. Baldwin said she's been just handed a paper with new information, which she will read on the air.
She asks for viewers to "bear with her," as she reads it "cold." She reads: "Marysville Police Department will be holding a SWAT training --" Baldwin then interrupts herself. "Oh. This is from yesterday." Later, she adds: "Initially, students thought this was a fire drill." Via Google search, the vestiges of an archived message from the 23 October can be seen:
Hmmm.
All part of the plan.
Controlled opposition.
The "wrong" paper was *intentionally* "handed" to her.
The state requires schools to practice eight or nine drills each year; three lock-downs, three fire drills, one "shelter in place" drill, and another which Arlington High School usually designates as an earthquake drill.
"He was a really good resource for us," Heinz said of Kinney. "He was really good with the kids, and I think that was a really good plus. We were lucky enough to have Seth and a SWAT team leader in Marysville come and talk to us about active shooter situations. He's been really good about setting stuff like that up and answering our questions about active shooter situations, or drugs, or things like that."
(6) Schools shall conduct no less than one safety-related drill each month that school is in session. Schools shall complete no less than one drill using the school mapping information system, three drills for lockdowns, one drill for shelter-in-place, three drills for fire evacuation in accordance with the state fire code, and one other safety-related drill to be determined by the school. Schools should consider drills for earthquakes, tsunamis, or other high-risk local events. Schools shall document the date and time of such drills. This subsection is intended to satisfy all federal requirements for comprehensive school emergency drills and evacuations.
originally posted by: jude11
originally posted by: dreamingawake
a reply to: Skadi_the_Evil_Elf
Exactly, I figure whether ff or not this will surely be added into the campaign for the initiative. I posted a thread on it and the counter initiative, with that learned that I594 is overwhelmingly supported. Counter initiative I591 which protects against illegal search and seizure, brings up the point,
"It obviously concerns me when very wealthy people try to buy an election," he said. -the chairman of Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms Alan Gottlieb
“Whoever gets to frame the issue usually wins,” he said, noting that right now “the other side has the money to frame the issue.”
CBS Seattle
and more -wagunrights
Not even trying to hide much anymore are they?
Peace
Either way, it seems that the drill = false flag theory is bunk.
originally posted by: Skadi_the_Evil_Elf
a reply to: dreamingawake
That's exactly what it is doing. The media has really been going overboard locally in the gun scare tactics.
Besides, last time I went to a gun show, both my guns were held until they ran a background check. I had to pick them up at the store that sold them. When I recently went online, most places required background checks, unless they were out of state.
originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: jude11
The legislation states that schools hold a drill once a month.
Are you saying there's a false flag every month at every Washington State school?
originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: jude11
I have looked at it..
The article gives 11 examples of drills that went 'live'
One school in Washington state holds up to 9 a year, how many schools in Washington state? Over 2000!
So in Washington state alone there are more than 18,000 drills held.
And you're trying to tell me there's a link between drills and real events?
I think it would be safe to say that there would be several million drills held in the US in the last, what 20 years?
And 11 went live...
Sure dude, there is definately something to it!