The Questions and Subjects No One is Discussing about these School Shootings

a reply to: Willtell

msm will never get on the conspiracy bandwagon. 

Well yes... since they are part of the conspiracy.

a reply to: Grimmley

I just wanted people to realize that the more people scream about gun control/mental health etc, regarding these incidents, that the issues we should be looking at why the worlds best equipped. highly funded, data collecting groups, with all the resources at their disposal, always seems to miss things...

Most people aren't screaming, just the ones controlling the airwaves. You're right, they know and they don't care about you or me.

a reply to: Willtell

lets face it the msm will never get on the conspiracy bandwagon.

They Are the Conspiracy bandwagon.

Sites like ATS are the Alternative to that. Enjoy that while it lasts.

a reply to: hunamongyou

What?!?!

Extreme is a relevistic term....

Since America LITERALLY has the least restrictive gun laws in the first world. It is literally impossible to for our laws to be”extreme....

Do you really believe that or were you just trying to make a point.

a reply to: intrptr

Yes...

The school kids, parents and teachers of that school are faking it....

a reply to: nOraKat

I get that, however this is not Australia, UK or any other country in the world. Our Constitution explicitly tells all levels of government that these rights, cannot be revoked by mans decree, and not just the 2A.

This thread is not about gun control or other topics being discussed already, rather elements of these various organizations knowing about them before hand, and allowing them to occur for ulterior motives.

a reply to: butcherguy

They only push their own, i.e. Russian interference etc

a reply to: MotherMayEye

I was just hearing on plans to make a Federal Level mental health detention similar to what most states have, which is going to be messy. Also again they are bringing up back doors to programs, because they cannot locate these people. Of course they are 100% sure about the Russian hackers etc tho.

This will not be a slippery slope it will be a cliff that will be abused on anyone deemed a threat. Loss of rights, and upto indefinite detention, with out due process yet again.

I do think these copy cats need to interviewed and if in the course of the investigation they have enough evidence to prove a crime, then yes by all means arrest them.

a reply to: FamCore

That creates a slippery slope as well. If they are out sourced that would give the company just cause to fabricate something to justify their existence as well or loose funding.

double post

originally posted by: JoshuaCox
a reply to: Grimmley

I don’t think school shooting are caused or influenced by the fbi..


The fbi got caught setting up fake terrorist attacks with mentally challenged people. Then would bust them and get a promotion...


But with that your not setting up american children.. your going after loner adults.




Idk...


I just don’t see the benefit for the agents..

I did not say the FBI set it up or similar, I did say that they allow these things to happen tho (and not just the FBI) for ulterior motives.


I do want to reiterate that I do not believe these institutions as a whole are bad, however just as any other agency or organization, there is most definitely a corrupt elements in them tho.

originally posted by: dfnj2015
Time for extreme gun regulations is now!

We need to pass laws regulating:

1. bullet caliber
2. Bullets per magazine
3. Possible rate of firing per minute whether manual or automatic
4. Muzzle velocity

Stinger missiles are not legal. AR-15s should not be legal either.

None of what you presented would do anything to prevent gun VIOLENCE. We need to work on the human element not the mechanical element.

Be careful with your stinger missile comment as the second amendment granted citizens the right to put cannons on their ships for protection from pirates. Technically I should be able to equip my truck with stinger missiles to protect me from roaming ANTIFA hordes.

a reply to: Grimmley

I meant “set up” in the way they gave fake bombs to mentally challenged people who never would have done it without the fbi..

a reply to: JoshuaCox

Gotcha, well they have done that in the past tho...

a reply to: JAY1980

This is a little off topic, however the actually states arms, as in any weapon of war.

a reply to: Grimmley

Maybe the $64 question is; " was Strozk put into his top job, because he was known to be violently anti Trump "??

a reply to: Grimmley

For sure..

And as disgusting as that is , I can see the benefit to the officers..

They get promotions and no one asks questions because the accused is a loner..


With kids though... the parents are for sure raising hell.

a reply to: carpooler

Lol..

Isn’t an investigator supposed to think you did it???

If a detective gets caught texting his mistress saying “I just know this idiot killed her.. I really hope he burns!”

Does that nullify the murder trial???

Hell no!

The judge and jury are required to be unbiased NOT the investigation..

a reply to: JoshuaCox

As well as they should, but their focus needs to be in the right place

a reply to: JoshuaCox

If we have a treasonous cell, inserted right at the top of the F.B.I. Headquarters, then just where are you coming from?? Right now, the lead agent at San Bernardino, is being prepped to be the head of counter terrorism. There was a smart phone video shown on Fox News right then from the top floor of that Community Building. It showed five operators, all dressed in black, in a line in front of the building's front entrance.

No vids from inside the building have ever been shown, on T.V., and that place was full of cameras. So, if there's a coverup, do you really want the lead FBI agent to rise up to be the head of their counter intel. desks? I reckoned that there had to be one or two more, do drive getaway cars, and there seems to be two more people way out by the trees along the road, which may be those two Muslims, who may have never made it inside the building. If they did, then how did they egress, ahead of the police who arrived in around four minutes?

If those two did that shooting, then their own car "station wagon", should have been caught on some of the cameras.


My take is that the "price of freedom is eternal vigilance". And that means knowing for sure that "Mr. Who is on first, and Mr. What is on second, et al.". We really don't need political criminals running our security apparatuses.