Florida Woman Arrested Calls Sandy Hook Massacre "HOAX", And Threatened To Kill Parent of a Victim

originally posted by: Blaine91555

When innocent people begin to get hurt or harmed, it's time for it to stop!!! Every ounce of criticism of this madness is not only deserved, but it is time to shame those involved and expose this craziness for what it truly is. These things are an example of ignorance, not denying it.

I think more could be done by officials, government, the media to address questions and misinformation -- from the get-go -- to help "stop" it.

For example, If multiple suspects are reported during an event -- but it ends up being a lone wolf event -- then address that misinfo, right away, and thoroughly. Explain what happened if multiple suspects are witnessed and even taken into custody.

Allowing questions to fester and then blaming people who happen to notice and are left in a position to come up with their own explanations is not the way to solve the problem. Ridiculing, mocking, marginalizing, and SHAMING people with legitimate questions is not a solution. Painting all CTers with a broad brush is not a solution.

Politicizing events where questions are still swirling is definitely not a solution. Geez, sometimes the bodies aren't even cold yet and our government is immediately using them to push some agenda. THIS IS WHAT HAS TO STOP.

TRANSPARENCY and HONESTY are solutions. And they are sorely lacking in government.

originally posted by: AutonomousMind
a reply to: everyone

I just find it kinda fishy that all of these people are being exposed at the same time as the clamp down on fake news.
Is the MSM scared of letting the truth out?

exactly. Just the fact alone that the politicians involved are keeping their heads down 100% on this , Podesta has always been a very active tweeter, until Pizzagate broke through. Podesta has not tweeted ONCE since then and suddenly the "FAKE NEWS" saw the light of day and the entire media including Google and facebook censoring it everywhere shows a lot. now we see the "oldie" conspiracies being brought out and used in tandem with all the censorship around pizzagate, even on ATS.

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originally posted by: AutonomousMind
I feel there is some agenda to take down "conspiracy theorist's" or make them look crazy.

Just a thought

Or just maybe, just maybe conspiracy theories feed the mentally unstable in the same way fundamental religion does.

Not everything is a false flag.

originally posted by: Abysha

originally posted by: AutonomousMind
I feel there is some agenda to take down "conspiracy theorist's" or make them look crazy.

Just a thought

Or just maybe, just maybe conspiracy theories feed the mentally unstable in the same way fundamental religion does.

Not everything is a false flag.

Likewise, not everything is NOT a false flag. We know they happen.

Link

Transparency in government. That is a solution. A media that goes after the answers the public seeks. That's a solution.

If an 'event' is going to be used to declare war or whittle away our rights and civil liberties...then pretty much everything about said event has been made our business.

If the government wants to keep details secret for whatever perfectly justifiable reason...then they have NO business using said event as justification to take such actions. If they do, they have no room to complain.

originally posted by: SeaWorthy

originally posted by: AutonomousMind
I feel there is some agenda to take down "conspiracy theorist's" or make them look crazy.

Just a thought

Clearly! Why now, people can be so stupid, all the comments even on here blaming those who can see that something was not right and dare say so. All happening at once believe what you will. I call planned and this will continue until they shut up everyone with the sauce to talk once and for all.

Its happening in real time on this site, its quite bizarre to see it unfold.....i haven't really counted but as a guess it seems the sides for and against are fairly even .....

originally posted by: Swills
a reply to: omniEther

And this is the problem when people don't bother to fact check and properly research a topic while believing everything that agrees with their positions. We've seen this recently with the Pizza Gate gunman and now this moronic woman.

Personally, I think it's more a case of snubbing "fake news". We know government types are capable of causing events to encourage a reaction, my thoughts are that there is a possibility that both events were orchestrated to extended the diminishing divide between "normal folk" and "conspiracy theorists".

Nowadays no one trusts their governments or the media, so by showing how deranged and crazy conspiracy theorists/the believers of these "fake news" stories are they make you distance yourselves from the conspiracy. We're in for a lot of trouble if this fake news initiative kicks off, we will be subject to the biggest propaganda machine in history.

They are always looking for an escape goat.

a reply to: Swills

Keep on thinking the woman is 'moronic', because that's a very respectable approach.

a reply to: and14263

She is moronic and so is anyone else who spreads this BS conspiracy theory.

a reply to: hellobruce

Conspiracy Theories should invoke curiosity and conversation. Something has gone awry that people take the theories and turn them into belief and dogma.

a reply to: Swills

They were intelligent enough to determine that something was up with those events, but they don't sound like the most intelligent people.

Like what does the parent of one of the victims have anything to do with it?

I would not be surprised if it turns out to be an actor like the Comet PIzza Gunman.

a reply to: MOMof3

Theories turn into realities through evidence which can be experienced/perceived.

A reasonable man will use empirical evidence to support his reasoning.

One should not deny a reasonable conclusion because it sounds crazy.. because I'll tell you - a lot of this crazy sh*t is really true!

f*@kin crazy, but true !

originally posted by: Boadicea
a reply to: omniEther

WTH? This makes no sense. Why would she want to threaten him, much less actually do anything to him?

And it's not just her. According to your link, many others have made threats/been threatened similarly. But I don't understand what that would achieve.

At least with the "self-investigator" who went to Comets, he thought he was going to rescue some kids -- delusional, but he had a noble purpose. These threats serve no purpose. Not even in a delusional sense!

Actually the recent sudden explosion of these violent conspiracy theorists serve a really good purpose. - To justify banning 'fake news' that the government deems fake.

a reply to: nOraKat

Actually the recent sudden explosion of these violent conspiracy theorists serve a really good purpose. - To justify banning 'fake news' that the government deems fake.

Well, I've gotta say that in this situation, that's the only scenario that makes any sense!

a reply to: nOraKat

And critical thinking will save a lot of time going down rabbit holes.

originally posted by: projectvxn

originally posted by: AutonomousMind
I feel there is some agenda to take down "conspiracy theorist's" or make them look crazy.

Just a thought

Sandy Hook truthers are crazy.

And stupid.

Well, it sure doesn't help support the story when there are recognizable crisis actors on the scene that day. Not to mention parents laughing and smiling when they were supposed to be feeling distraught.

Shame on her. That makes me sick. As if it wasn't bad enough that these people lost their children, that they CREATED and CARED FOR and LOVED in such a malicious and horrifying way.......... To do that to them. I love CT obviously that's why I started here years ago, but SH is one that I firmly believe the parents and the children are real people who were not involved in this. I'm a parent. I can't imagine any parent cooperating in that kind of a deal that involves killing their children. Come on. I don't necessarily agree with the whole official story, but that I know in my heart.

It's just nasty and awful to insinuate otherwise.

If you aren't a parent you just cannot understand the sacrifices and the hardships you face as a parent, and you do all of it, no matter how difficult all in the name of Love for your baby. I couldn't imagine having all of my work, my effort, my pride and joy, my unique baby who is his own person his own individual ripped away from me in such a way and then to be harassed and stalked and preyed upon by people with clear severe mental ilness...... ugh.



-Alee

originally posted by: Abysha

originally posted by: AutonomousMind
I feel there is some agenda to take down "conspiracy theorist's" or make them look crazy.

Just a thought

Or just maybe, just maybe conspiracy theories feed the mentally unstable in the same way fundamental religion does.

Not everything is a false flag.

Maybe you are young, maybe you haven't seen what happens when people stop looking at the cracks in stories and take them hook line and sinker. What many call conspiracy theorists are the kinds of people who have always hung in there even when threatened to dig out the truth and those kind have changed the world many times in the past, they were the heros.

A nut can listen to anything and get the wrong idea even a TV commercial because they are already messed up, so you would take away freedom of speech from everyone in order to pretend control over those cases. I call that crazy!

originally posted by: FlyingFox
They are always looking for an escape goat.

They always create one. So many "normal People" help them in this pursuit. Just look closely at big change times in history throughout the world.

a reply to: AutonomousMind

Sometimes it's a self fulfilling prophecy.