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It's sad that in this day and time we have people who go out of their way to bring up irrelevant details of horrible tragic acts. This obsession with these types of crimes is sign of where we are today. I think the whole theory of looking at such a tragic event is sickening. Why would anyone want to let their mind linger on horrible details. I just don't understand that type of mind.
originally posted by: TrappedPrincess
He was placed there like a sacrificial lamb...
originally posted by: Gh0stwalker
The greatest trick is that we'll be debating this incident for years to come yet we'll never come any closer to the truth. This is how false flag operations work. Throw in so many questionable variables, leaving society to rumage through the pieces, many of which aren't there. Distract the minority that actually pays one iota to whats going on until the next FF. Reset the counter. Business as usual.
and with some vigor as a call to get weapons out of the hands of americans.
originally posted by: samkent
a reply to: Logarock
and with some vigor as a call to get weapons out of the hands of americans.
Didn't work did it.
If anything it sold more guns and ammo.
I remember that for over a year after SH it was next to impossible to buy ammo at the stores.
So if SH was a conspiracy to get guns away from Americans it backfired.
originally posted by: samkent
a reply to: Logarock
and with some vigor as a call to get weapons out of the hands of americans.
Didn't work did it.
If anything it sold more guns and ammo.
I remember that for over a year after SH it was next to impossible to buy ammo at the stores.
So if SH was a conspiracy to get guns away from Americans it backfired.
originally posted by: Zephyranth
28 Months Later, Review Of State Police Response To Sandy Hook Shooting Lags
www.courant.com...=1
The lack of an examination of the response to one of the worst school shootings in the country's history came as a surprise to the project manager for a (Arlington)Virginia company that has completed several after-action reports beginning with Columbine. Philip Schaenman said a review should have been done, and by an independent party.
.... Schaenman, a project manager for police operations at TriData, a division of the Systems Planning Corporation. Schaenman has led the company's review of law enforcement response after the Aurora, Colo., movie theater shootings and the Virginia Tech shootings, among others.