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How does the description of the suspect change so drastically? They were looking for a bearded man in tactical shorts. Later on, right before I had to shut the scanner off, they were pursuing the Hispanic male in an orange shirt. I understand people can change clothes but it doesn't seem as if it's the same person still.
originally posted by: liveandlearn
a reply to: MotherMayEye
Agreed mainly because some of those witness's were not directly involved and could observe more objectively.
originally posted by: liveandlearn
a reply to: MotherMayEye
Yes, agreed.
Just want to say, I don't often jump to conspiracy on these events quickly. Takes me a while to absorb everything and get to a point it is the only possibility for me. 911 was to obvious so didn't take long. Sandy Hook was very slow for me and for a long time ignored it until I decided to take a look at all the evidence of dissenters. Within the last year I have become a 'believer'. Guess after a while the inconsistencies become obvious and they are often repeated in similar fashion each time.
originally posted by: opethPA
My guess would be all the people on this thread tying to say this is some indication of something nefarious have never played Whisper Down the Lane ?
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
originally posted by: opethPA
My guess would be all the people on this thread tying to say this is some indication of something nefarious have never played Whisper Down the Lane ?
What do firsthand eyewitness accounts have to do with facts getting twisted as they are relayed from one person to the next?
In the game of Whisper Down the Lane, the eyewitnesses in this case would be the person who whispers the original message.
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
originally posted by: liveandlearn
a reply to: MotherMayEye
Yes, agreed.
Just want to say, I don't often jump to conspiracy on these events quickly. Takes me a while to absorb everything and get to a point it is the only possibility for me. 911 was to obvious so didn't take long. Sandy Hook was very slow for me and for a long time ignored it until I decided to take a look at all the evidence of dissenters. Within the last year I have become a 'believer'. Guess after a while the inconsistencies become obvious and they are often repeated in similar fashion each time.
I'd love to see an investigation into the suspects that I believe have the means, motive, and opportunity to be pulling off some of these mass-killings and/or psyops/false flags. But that's not going to happen. I'd love to have a collection of evidence to sift through. But we'll never get that.
What do we have? Circumstantial evidence -- and it's not something to sneeze at. It's abundantly clear who is gaining the most from certain politicized mass-killings that saturate the media. Motive is usually the first thing criminal investigators look at.
I am not embarrassed to say that I question most of these type events -- based purely on circumstantial evidence.
I'd venture to guess that psyops/false flag mass-killings have become a tried and true method of shaping public opinion and can also be conveniently used to off witnesses and destroy evidence of other crimes (as in 9/11). I suspect it's such a successful tool, 'they' use it often. Why wouldn't they? It's not like they have ethical standards and they aren't spending their own money to pull tricks on the public. They're sticking us with the bill.
I am sure getting away with these things is a huge boost to the ego.
originally posted by: opethPA
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
originally posted by: opethPA
My guess would be all the people on this thread tying to say this is some indication of something nefarious have never played Whisper Down the Lane ?
What do firsthand eyewitness accounts have to do with facts getting twisted as they are relayed from one person to the next?
In the game of Whisper Down the Lane, the eyewitnesses in this case would be the person who whispers the original message.
Whisper down the lane shows that different people report different things based on a multitude of reasons and that is under a controlled non-chaotic scenario. Factor in the chaos of a shooting and what one group of people see at a given point is going to be different than what other groups of people see..
Or maybe you dont even need to be that complex..common sense would say that in a world where everyone wants instant gratification information changes as a scenario plays out.
All you needed was 1 person claiming they saw 3 people shooting and that gets reported as breaking info which other people, social media, news sources then repeat and it becomes viewed as fact.
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
originally posted by: opethPA
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
originally posted by: opethPA
My guess would be all the people on this thread tying to say this is some indication of something nefarious have never played Whisper Down the Lane ?
What do firsthand eyewitness accounts have to do with facts getting twisted as they are relayed from one person to the next?
In the game of Whisper Down the Lane, the eyewitnesses in this case would be the person who whispers the original message.
Whisper down the lane shows that different people report different things based on a multitude of reasons and that is under a controlled non-chaotic scenario. Factor in the chaos of a shooting and what one group of people see at a given point is going to be different than what other groups of people see..
Or maybe you dont even need to be that complex..common sense would say that in a world where everyone wants instant gratification information changes as a scenario plays out.
All you needed was 1 person claiming they saw 3 people shooting and that gets reported as breaking info which other people, social media, news sources then repeat and it becomes viewed as fact.
Apples to oranges. Whisper down the lane shows how information gets distorted as it's filtered from one person to the next. The idea is that everyone in the game is a "witness" to something different than the person before them 'witnessed:' a slightly different message.
As I said, I can see getting race or gender wrong, but not the number of people holding guns when that number is only three.