Posted on 10/08/2017 9:47:55 PM PDT by Daffynition
I’ve argued since the first moments of the Vegas mass murder event that the killer had help…that someone funded, coordinated and planned the attack…and that it had all the hallmarks of a ISIS attack. That doesn’t mean it was. It just means it looks and smelled like one to me.
Soon after ISIS took credit not once, not twice, but three times. ISIS claimed the killer Stephen Paddock converted to Islam…and they even gave him an Islamic name.
The plot thickens. The killer visited the Middle East. His girlfriend visited the Middle East. He wired $100,000 to his girlfriend in the Phillipines only days before the massacre. He had many major financial transactions that are now under investigation for “covert terrorism financing.” Finally, a former Trump campaign aide reports that there is a video made by the shooter pledging allegiance to ISIS. True? Hopefully we’ll all find out soon enough.
All circumstantial. All rumors. Just hints that the Vegas mass murder might be tied to a terrorism group like ISIS, or some other shadowy group (antifa?).
But here is the most compelling piece of information yet. It appears someone or some group made a fortune betting in advance on the Vegas mass murder.
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(Excerpt) Read more at rootforamerica.com ...
[snip]...why on earth did MGM’s CEO Jim Murren happen to sell most of his MGM stock in September? Strange timing. It paints the picture of a CEO with a complete lack of faith in his own company. And a CEO distracted and uninterested, perhaps making plans to leave? Why else would a CEO sell off a large majority of the shares he owns in his own company? Was Murren focused on MGM security as a major terror attack was being planned at his property? Or was he too busy selling off his shares, at the right price, into the open market, without Wall Street noticing?
Interestingly, all MGM’s top executives and key Board members also sold huge amounts of stock in September.
Selling stocks, particularly if you own those shares, isn’t illegal.
Marcists want to paint stockmarket transactions (selling and buying) as evil capitalists exploiting. Looks like so-called conservatives think as well.
Right up there with the 9/11 truthers
No, it isn’t illegal. But with huge profits available to someone who knows something very bad is about to happen to a company, its worth looking at suspicious transactions.
If it hasn’t already happened, its a matter of time till it does.
A terrorist has the ultimate insider information. He has something even the company doesn’t know.
It is indeed worth a look. It could be innocent, but that’s nothing that can be assumed. And that doesn’t make one a Marxist.
Anyone big short?
>>1) MGM (Mandalay Bay owner): Beginning with more than $200 million in insider selling from MGM Officers and Directors in September, MGM’s share price began to drop the week of 9/11/17. (*NOTE: Remember this date…its important and you will see it many times). MGM would drop 11% in total as put options rose some 30% in price.
Like it or not, it will have to be part of the investigation.
Another thread said that Soros had a huge amount of shorts on MGM, but hasn’t cashed them in yet. Probably waiting for the billions of dollars in lawsuits to hit. (I have no idea if it is true, or if it is even public knowledge of who owns what stocks.)
But - if it were true, no reason why you shouldn’t try to make a little money while you try to overthrow a country.
smells to me like a CIA arms trading deal went bad and this was payback, stinks like Benghazi. What if the “perp” was not a perp at all and was an undercover arms broker for CIA shenanigans in the Phillipines. What if nearly the entire staff at Mandalay Bay is in on this , would explian the lady yelling “YOUR ALL GONNA DIE” at the front stage left crowd that took first rain....LV police were duped , CIA and FBI told them “we got this”
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Alas, you have a point.
That is quite an imaginatation.
There is an article on canadian free press that discusses this scenario.
Can’t figure how to post a link on this device.
Let me see if l can find it again.
I read that George Soros bought a big bucket of MGM shorts.
Soros.
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