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Originally posted by miniatus
Source: www.nytimes.com...
Originally posted by chetinglendalevillage
reply to post by underduck
You probably know this already, but Kaleka (son of the Church's leader) is a filmmaker who has teamed up with Dr. Steven Greer from the Disclosure Project to release the upcoming groundbreaking documentary Sirius. I only knew that because I had supported that project on Kickstarter (it raised over $50k to get the film done) some months back.
We are wondering "why the Sikhs?" but to me it seems more complicated than an attack on the Sikhs.
Sirius was going to be an amazing project, I - like many of the supporters for this project - wonder if this will doom that project. I was never much of a Greer fan... but the project seems incredibly good.
Originally posted by tide88
Add to the fact that only SIX people were killed, that would make those four gunman lousy shooters. Guess that can rule out the special forces conspiracy.edit on 6-8-2012 by tide88 because: added to post
Originally posted by ofhumandescent
Seriously folks, those of you that do not believe in God, Jesus, Satan - look around you. Look at the junk your children are watching and read the lyrics to the songs they have been listening to.
A storm is coming and it's going to involve every single one of us.
The time, I feel, has come to take a stand - choose which side of the chess board you will play on.
Originally posted by djyorkie
Originally posted by tide88
Add to the fact that only SIX people were killed, that would make those four gunman lousy shooters. Guess that can rule out the special forces conspiracy.edit on 6-8-2012 by tide88 because: added to post
*yawn* refer back to my posts on this and the last page about that.
*goes back to sleep*
“The best information is that there was only one gunman,” Chief Edwards said at a news conference.
“She said they heard a bang, bang, bang,” Mr. Singh, 36, said in a telephone interview from the basement of a bowling alley near across the street from the temple, where the police and F.B.I. agents were interviewing survivors.
Originally posted by darklord
I remember a statement by the police officer in charge while the incident was still 'alive'. He said one of the gunmen was shot down and killed, and there are possibly more inside the temple, holding hostages. Funny, I didn't think it would be so hard to find out if the killed shooter was the only one and there were no more gunmen in the temple. One would think the people inside would try to come out instead of pretending to be held hostage for such a long time, waiting for the police to get in first. How long would it take to realize that the one man with a gun had stepped out and had been shot and killed? This whole scenario as the official story says it it, is possible, no doubt. But is it probable?
Originally posted by Komodo
Originally posted by Sablicious
If it were a "co-ordinated" quartet, they would have killed more than jut half a dozen +1. They were in a temple--they were sitting ducks. Even a blind man firing randomly could have killed a handful under such circumstances.
Common sense: avail it.
or .. how about this..
1 is the shooter and the other 3 are lookouts to ensure no one escapes or and everyone stay's down.. and ditch the lone gunman for the falledit on 6-8-2012 by Komodo because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by coyotepoet
Hmmm. A shootout in Colorado exactly 7 days before the Olympic Opening Ceremonies where everyone was taken to Gateway HS, home of the Olympians. And then a shootout in Wisconsin exactly 7 days before the closing ceremonies at 10:15 (1+1+5=7) where 6+1 (the shooter) died. Now there is a police presence on Holmes St where the guy just moved into about a week ago (likely exactly 7 days if the pattern holds) related to the shooting. Nah. Just coincidence. Go back to sleep.
Originally posted by TerribleTeam2
reply to post by crawdad1914
And having people rant and rave about how everything is a conspiracy these days doesn't help get to the facts either, yet there are plenty on here that have no problem doing that, even when something is less than an hour old.
It would be great if everyone was able to sort the wheat from the chaff, and sort out the facts from the fiction, but unfortunately that rarely happens these days. People are way too quick to judge, and have their side of the story heard, that they are willing to scream and shout louder than everyone else, which makes it even harder to get the proper story from the loads of crap. Everyone wants their 5 minutes of fame, and to be able to be the one to say "HA SEE WHAT I SAID WAS RIGHT!!!!", and aren't willing to step back, objectively look at things, and clearly look at what evidence is available before making a clear judgement about whatever story is running on the news at any given minute.
And that's why I guess i hardly ever come on here any more, because it's just turned into one big screaming match between one side, and the other. And when I DO come on here, I don't post in very many topics, because I prefer to try and gather as much information about something as I can before posting about it. And unfortunately, that kind of thinking is becoming a dying art these days, where everyone wants to be heard, and wants to be the one that said "I GOT IT RIGHT FIRST! EVERYONE LOOK AT ME!!!". You can look at how the media treats their stories these days to see I'm right..........
Originally posted by ProjectJimmy
Alright, I am on the ground in Milwaukee covering the story for my news organization back in the UK and here are my issues that I have with the official story:
First, The Sikhs noticed suspicious people watching them for at least a week before the attack. They said to me and others that there were more than one person watching and one identified Page as one of them. If this is true why isn't the FBI trying to find these other people who were with Page?
Second, The so-called Person Of Interest seems to be mostly a shot in the dark from what I have heard, although it has been said he has been linked to hate groups as well.
Third, One of Page's tattoos, specifically the one on what appears to be his left shoulder is related to the Stormfront Nazi website I am told by law people who study hate groups at Marquette University. If there is a connection, there have been other similar shootings by Stormfront members, this could be part of a wider Nazi movement in the United States that is being missed.