Mass Shooting at Oak Creek, WI

Originally posted by reverandrandy
Drudge says he was a psychological operations specialist, and that piece of work,_______ was a Neurology Student.

Whats with the "mental studies" ?

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I agree, the LIBOR scandal just disappeared into the 24 hour news cycle. Only to be revisited by 60 Minutes, and then they will get an award for their investigative abilities. LOL

Maybe now the President will order the flags to half-staff again.

respect/ nothing to add

Originally posted by Revealation

Originally posted by JBA2848
Better picture of the guys truck. And I noticed the skull on the hitch ball.

Like this one.

edit on 6-8-2012 by JBA2848 because: (no reason given)

REALLY DUDE??????????

Out of everything that's happened your digging for some fictitous fantasy of a skull hitch? What does a "Skull Hitch" symbalize anyway??

I'm so tired of the idiocy!!!!! Besides the fact that one's a ball hitch and you throw in a skull wich is you're own neive perception of a reality which doesn't even exist.

edit on 6/8/2012 by Revealation because: (no reason given)

A reply to your jack ass comment on the post I made. I don't think a Sikh is going to be riding around with Chrome Skulls on the back of there blazer. I don't see anything or did I say anything about the skull being some demon wacko symbol. My brother had them all over his truck. But I would say that the skull would make it his truck and not one of the Sikhs. Quit thinking people are attacking you and think about whats going on and notice details that can allow you to see whats going on without blinders. And now its my turn to say." I'm so tired of the idiocy!!!!!"

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I give up. I couldn't find it. Maybe it's custom made.

Sikh temple shooter: decorated Army veteran on watchlist for 10 years
Pentagon releases military record of Wade Michael Page, a decorated Army veteran killed in a shootout with police, but is not commenting on renewed concerns about extremists in the US military.

Link: www.csmonitor.com...

Originally posted by harryhaller
Considering their main purpose is to lie ....

Sorry, Homeslice. That's not the main purpose of Psyop.

And how do I know? I dunno, maybe my 20 years in that career field might have something to do with it.

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See above post for the answer to yur comment.
Maybe its only me that thinks Sikhs would not be riding around with Chrome Skulls on there vehicles.

Originally posted by VitriolAndAngst

I'm 210 lbs but I'm a bit taller, so I'm guessing this guy was quite a package. Well, that clinches it for me. He was a big phat ugly-faced hater. Not enough blind chubby-chaser girls in this world for every man.

LMAO! Well, I used "phat" for a reason. I actually wasn't commenting on his physique. And ugly-faced means his a ugly hater....I try not to make comments on people's looks. To each his own on appeal.

Wade Michael Page, a decorated Army veteran

And he got a less then honorable discharge? Is decorated being used a bit loosely?

reply to post by TKDRL

no point sticking any here for me
but method in the madness/40pages/bless you all

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Baby Jesus wept.

The loser spent 6 of his 40 year lifespan in the military (and during peacetime), but I guess that's what everyone here on ATS and the media will focus on. He was discharged in 1998, so I guess it all makes sense, huh?

Wow, he had a 9/11 tattoo. Big deal. I can name at least 10 guys in my unit with 9/11 tattoos.

The ass-hat never deployed, but it will be spun as "Delayed PTSD". Spare me.

The military didn't creat this monster, no matter how hard everyone here will try to make it so. He had issues a lot more pressing than 6 years in the Army.

How about this little bit of info: Why is this is domestic terrorism in the media, but years after the fact, Nidal Hassan's attack, motivated by a known terrorist, is still workplace violence?

Originally posted by jerico65
reply to post by VitriolAndAngst

 

Baby Jesus wept.

The loser spent 6 of his 40 year lifespan in the military (and during peacetime), but I guess that's what everyone here on ATS and the media will focus on. He was discharged in 1998, so I guess it all makes sense, huh?

Wow, he had a 9/11 tattoo. Big deal. I can name at least 10 guys in my unit with 9/11 tattoos.

The ass-hat never deployed, but it will be spun as "Delayed PTSD". Spare me.

The military didn't creat this monster, no matter how hard everyone here will try to make it so. He had issues a lot more pressing than 6 years in the Army.

How about this little bit of info: Why is this is domestic terrorism in the media, but years after the fact, Nidal Hassan's attack, motivated by a known terrorist, is still workplace violence?

Agreed...a hater is a hater. I don't think the military made him this either. BUT, I do believe there is a tendency to be able to connect with more haters per capita in the military. You might argue with me on that, but I do believe. And I think that the historical record would prove that out as far as networks haters built when they went into the military found fellow haters and then kept that network and grew it once they left the military.

About the difference on Hassan and this dude. We discussed that earlier in the thread. My take...the "political correctness" of our times. It has resulted in a bizarre new racism which has anti-white sentiments and extremely pacifying to anyone not in the "white" category.

Originally posted by roadgravel

Wade Michael Page, a decorated Army veteran

And he got a less then honorable discharge? Is decorated being used a bit loosely?

Yeah, they don't refer to someone with a less than honorable discharge as being a decorated veteran. That statement screams agenda to me. The media is now pushing the veteran=domestic terrorist agenda. I love how my government is trying to turn the people we as veterans swore to defend against us and make people afraid of us.

Originally posted by usmc0311

Originally posted by roadgravel

Wade Michael Page, a decorated Army veteran

And he got a less then honorable discharge? Is decorated being used a bit loosely?

Yeah, they don't refer to someone with a less than honorable discharge as being a decorated veteran. That statement screams agenda to me. The media is now pushing the veteran=domestic terrorist agenda. I love how my government is trying to turn the people we as veterans swore to defend against us and make people afraid of us.

Yeah and their efforts are endorsed by DHS since they made their little report declaring all you returning heros as some of the most likely to become domestic terrorists. It's kind of got a USDA stamp approval at this point.

reply to post by usmc0311


What does discharge have to do with being decorated or not? I thought decorated means that their uniform was "decorated" with medals for honorable service and such. Unless you get all your awards stripped away from you when discharged, I am not seeing how the two are connected.

I pointed it out because it seems like sensationalism. Let's see what decoration(s) it was. Perfect attendance

Doubt a guy screwing up get much in the way of meaningful decorations.

So now we know that he was a looser that could not even handle army life. That he wasn’t even smart enough to identify his target and that he sought to “prove” white supremacy by killing innocent and defenseless civilians, typical subhuman skinhead. They lack the courage for a fair fight. Success was impossible for him (because of his lack of intelligence and character) so he blames others because he cannot come to terms with his own inferiority.

Originally posted by TKDRL
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What does discharge have to do with being decorated or not? I thought decorated means that their uniform was "decorated" with medals for honorable service and such. Unless you get all your awards stripped away from you when discharged, I am not seeing how the two are connected.

They just don't usually highlight the acheivments of a service meber with a less than honorable discharge. I could understand if he had some high up combat decorations but if he served in peacetime and had disciplinary problems I doubt if he was hardly decorated at all. It is sensationalism at it's finest if you ask me. They are pushing the veteran=terrorist ideal hard core with this one by saying things like that. His service was long ago yet it will be one of the biggest factors in this case; at least by the MSM.