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Posted on 03/26/2018 6:55:43 PM PDT by rickmichaels
I’m sure you’ve heard by now that Parkland’s own Wesley Crusher appears to have been less than truthful about where he was during the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
Either that or he has a bad memory.
Because his story has radically altered.
CBS news will be broadcasting a documentary about the “survivors” of the Parkland shooting. And in it, Wesley claims that he was home when he heard about the shooting.
Here’s Wesley’s quote from CBS News:
On the day of the shooting, I got my camera and got on my bike and road [sic] as fast as I could three miles from my house to the school to get as much video and to get as many interviews as I could because I knew that this could not be another mass shooting.
He was home?
Or does he mean that he left school, rode his bike home, then returned to school all before the police got there? Does his bike have a rocket on the back?
And if he was home, clearly he was less the truthful about being a “survivor” of a school shooting. After all, if you’re three miles away when you hear that there’s been a shooting, chances are, by the time you got to school the shooting was over. It only lasted six minutes for crying out loud.
But there’s a problem with this “Junior Reporter Rushing to the Scene” tall tale.
Because it wasn’t the story he told the day of the shooting.
As Weasel Zippers points out, in a Sun Sentinel story from the day of the shooting, Wesley’s account was radically different:
Senior David Hogg was in an AP Environmental Science class at about 2:30 p.m. at Stoneman Douglas High School when he heard a gunshot.
The fire alarm then went off for the second time that day. Students started to run out of the school. Hogg said he saw a “flood of people” running toward him.
He said students had been warned the school would hold a code red drill at some point in the future, and thought maybe that’s what was happening.
Dozens of students, including Hogg, were gathered into a tiny classroom by Ashley Kurth, a culinary instructor at the school. He praised Kurth’s actions and said “she definitely saved lives.”
Hogg, a TV production student, pulled out his video camera while on lockdown because he said he wanted people to tell their story.
“It’s horrifying,” Hogg said. “My sister talked to people yesterday that she’ll never talk to again.”
Now, if he was locked in the culinary instructor’s class, nobody would believe that she would say to him, “Yes, Wesley. You may ride your bike home and get your camera then I will let you back into this locked-down room.”
So which is it, Wesley?
Were you home that day? And were you really able to peddle your bike three miles to the school before the police even arrived there?
Or were you in Environmental Science class when you heard a gunshot then went into a locked-down room until the all-clear?
Unless he’s a Cylon and there’s more than one copy of him, it simply can’t be both.
So clearly Wesley isn’t being entirely truthful about his experience on February 14, 2018.
Now, I’m not floating a conspiracy theory. This isn’t the “he’s a 25-year-old crisis actor from California” nonsense.
These are Wesley Crusher’s own words with links to the stories in question.
I think his shifting narrative is a sign that Wesley Crusher has been less than truthful.
Look, it was only a matter of time before this scrawny little gremlin’s fifteen minutes of fame would super nova.
This is what happens when a child is shoved into the bright, glaring spotlight; he simply cannot handle it.
As I said the other day, he’s like Icarus flying too close to the sun.
Will any reporter or CNN host challenge Wesley’s shifting narrative?
My guess is no.
Instead, the news media will do their best to gloss over it and pretend that Wesley’s story isn’t falling apart like grandma’s sweater in the spin cycle.
But if his story is already unraveling, it’s only a matter of time before Wesley’s inconsistencies coupled with his vitriolic rhetoric makes him a liability for the anti-gun movement.
And when that happens, the news media won’t challenge him; they’ll simply pretend he never existed.
"...survivors..."
Cops will tell you it’s always the time line that gets them.
How do we know he wasn’t in on it?
His mothers works at cnn while his father is fbi. Co-inky-dink? Liar. Plant. Loser.
His mothers works at cnn while his father is fbi. Co-inky-dink? Liar. Plant. Loser.
You expect people to remember that? Go to the cornfield (unless I mis-remember).
Damn...what the hell is wrong with his ear?
Heil Hogg!!!
“...culinary instructor at the school...”
Is that like Home Ec?
When the post-attack rally happened, THAT’s when he grabbed his camera and rode- about 6 PM, this was detailed on Vox news.
The evening after the shooting, Hogg says, he biked up to the school, where the media was still camped out. This time, he put himself in front of the camera, making his first — but not final — plea for an end to mass shootings. He made another on CNN on Thursday morning, calling on lawmakers to “get something done.”
Official narrative not equal to “what really happened”, once again. Just like Newtown and Las Vegas.
Another fun story
You mean like Cindy Sheehan?
One more indoctrinated not educated spoiled brat. Supported by a deceitful left wing Democratic party and Khrushchev’s national education system.
I believed the “mother works at CNN” has been shown to be “FAKE NEWS”. Not a good idea to post that canard unless you can find some link to support its veracity.
chicken dinner
What a pussy, peddling his bike wicked fast.
Although I could not afford my own car until much later, I had a motorcycle at 16. And no one of our high school friends got around on bikes.
The only image I have in my head is this Ichabod Cranes-hole peddling down the street like the headless horseman was after him.
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