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A man walks in to a night club with an AR-15, shoots 103 people in under 7 minutes at 2am. The majority of the victims were shot multiple times, some as many as 12 times, with reports of several dozen rounds fired in the air and several dozens of rounds missing. 3 hours later, engages in a gun battle with 9 police officers that lasts nearly an hour.
So let me get this straight...one lone shooter in under 7 minutes reloaded his AR-15 30 times with 30 round magazines in under 7 minutes, firing nearly 1,000 rounds of .223 ammunition while in a nightclub surrounded by 320 people, managing to kill and injure 1/3 of them, takes a 3 hour break, and then engages in another gun battle lasting nearly an hour in what was described as a "hail of bullets" with a SWAT team?
Having years and years of experience with AR-15s, it would take me nearly 7 minutes to reload 30 times...Let alone having time to aim and shoot 1,000 rounds semi-automatic in between firing dozens of rounds in the air screaming "Aloha Snack Bar:...just saying...something doesn't add up...
Let's not even mention the fact that he managed to have 30, 30 round AR mags loaded and at the ready in order to do it in under 7 minutes. If he is holding an ammo can in one hand (that weighs 40 pounds) and an AR in the other... What was he doing..reloading and firing with one hand at the same time? Either that or he had a tactical vest from Hell that was able to hold 30 mags!! Something ain't right folks.
originally posted by: Doom and Gloom
a reply to: alphaTango
I came across a post on Facebook, that puts into words something that just doesn't sit right with me:
A man walks in to a night club with an AR-15, shoots 103 people in under 7 minutes at 2am. The majority of the victims were shot multiple times, some as many as 12 times, with reports of several dozen rounds fired in the air and several dozens of rounds missing. 3 hours later, engages in a gun battle with 9 police officers that lasts nearly an hour.
So let me get this straight...one lone shooter in under 7 minutes reloaded his AR-15 30 times with 30 round magazines in under 7 minutes, firing nearly 1,000 rounds of .223 ammunition while in a nightclub surrounded by 320 people, managing to kill and injure 1/3 of them, takes a 3 hour break, and then engages in another gun battle lasting nearly an hour in what was described as a "hail of bullets" with a SWAT team?
Having years and years of experience with AR-15s, it would take me nearly 7 minutes to reload 30 times...Let alone having time to aim and shoot 1,000 rounds semi-automatic in between firing dozens of rounds in the air screaming "Aloha Snack Bar:...just saying...something doesn't add up...
Let's not even mention the fact that he managed to have 30, 30 round AR mags loaded and at the ready in order to do it in under 7 minutes. If he is holding an ammo can in one hand (that weighs 40 pounds) and an AR in the other... What was he doing..reloading and firing with one hand at the same time? Either that or he had a tactical vest from Hell that was able to hold 30 mags!! Something ain't right folks.
I concur with this assessment. Things just do not add up.
This post popped up shortly after the incident when the media was running around fear mongering the AR-15. It has since been revealed that it wasn't an AR-15 but a Sig Sauer MCX. Still similar in fit form and function.
originally posted by: alphaTango
But, and here is my conjecture, what if your act involved actually killing people? So the reason for multiple shooters is because you have a hit squad, a patsy and then you have some dedicated to the cause actors who will be witnesses/survivors and feed misinfo to your local first responders.
originally posted by: havok
They may not of had actors...
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
originally posted by: havok
They may not of had actors...
We may not know if actors were hired to be the victim-faces the media pushes to drive the narrative. But two of the most seen victims, so far, are professional actors.
The guy who claimed he held the door closed in Orlando on IMDB: Luis Burbano on IMDB
His victim story: Link
Patience Carter....an actress, too: Patience Carter, actress & singer
Here’s her victim-story: Link
originally posted by: queenofswords
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
originally posted by: havok
They may not of had actors...
We may not know if actors were hired to be the victim-faces the media pushes to drive the narrative. But two of the most seen victims, so far, are professional actors.
The guy who claimed he held the door closed in Orlando on IMDB: Luis Burbano on IMDB
His victim story: Link
Patience Carter....an actress, too: Patience Carter, actress & singer
Here’s her victim-story: Link
Very interesting. I hope they watch their backs. They know something, and that can't be good for them.
originally posted by: Doom and Gloom
a reply to: alphaTango
I came across a post on Facebook, that puts into words something that just doesn't sit right with me:
A man walks in to a night club with an AR-15, shoots 103 people in under 7 minutes at 2am. The majority of the victims were shot multiple times, some as many as 12 times, with reports of several dozen rounds fired in the air and several dozens of rounds missing. 3 hours later, engages in a gun battle with 9 police officers that lasts nearly an hour.
So let me get this straight...one lone shooter in under 7 minutes reloaded his AR-15 30 times with 30 round magazines in under 7 minutes, firing nearly 1,000 rounds of .223 ammunition while in a nightclub surrounded by 320 people, managing to kill and injure 1/3 of them, takes a 3 hour break, and then engages in another gun battle lasting nearly an hour in what was described as a "hail of bullets" with a SWAT team?
Having years and years of experience with AR-15s, it would take me nearly 7 minutes to reload 30 times...Let alone having time to aim and shoot 1,000 rounds semi-automatic in between firing dozens of rounds in the air screaming "Aloha Snack Bar:...just saying...something doesn't add up...
Let's not even mention the fact that he managed to have 30, 30 round AR mags loaded and at the ready in order to do it in under 7 minutes. If he is holding an ammo can in one hand (that weighs 40 pounds) and an AR in the other... What was he doing..reloading and firing with one hand at the same time? Either that or he had a tactical vest from Hell that was able to hold 30 mags!! Something ain't right folks.
I concur with this assessment. Things just do not add up.
This post popped up shortly after the incident when the media was running around fear mongering the AR-15. It has since been revealed that it wasn't an AR-15 but a Sig Sauer MCX. Still similar in fit form and function.
originally posted by: TonyS
a reply to: alphaTango
I've thought about this too and I've concluded the mass shootings can't be staged, but they are facilitated by benign neglect and the fact that the gov't has an inkling of what's about to happen is telegraphed by the number of instances where there's a "drill" either the same day or just a day or so before one of these mass killing events.
originally posted by: alphaTango
originally posted by: TonyS
a reply to: alphaTango
I've thought about this too and I've concluded the mass shootings can't be staged, but they are facilitated by benign neglect and the fact that the gov't has an inkling of what's about to happen is telegraphed by the number of instances where there's a "drill" either the same day or just a day or so before one of these mass killing events.
Not to derail my thread, but in that regard, I've often thought that maybe 9/11 was a case of looking the other way based on the intelligence because it benefits our interest.
Obama doesn't enforce immigration laws, why not pass memo's, etc that let these sort of slip ups happen because it ultimately benefits their agendas.