Am I?
I’ve watched the live video (helicopter; got a really good look at the entire scene) just after the “shootings”. No one running around. Only a couple of first responder vehicles, and they were kept WELL away from the school. No kids in sight. None. No sense of urgency visible. People being served donuts, for God’s sake.
I watched an interview with one of the “fathers” of a “victim”. He walked up to the camera, smiling....joking....very jovial....then asks “we ready to start?”....then gets into character, all the while not realizing the camera had already been rolling the entire time. He was acting, pure and simple.
Saw another interview with another set of “parents” (w/Anderson Cooper), two days after the “shootings”. Don’t know about you, but if I had lost a kid in such an horrific manner two days before I’d be a wreck. Oh, not these two....smiling, casual, jovial, happy go lucky.
The old coot who claimed six kids were at the end of his driveway; he supposedly brought them inside his house. I can’t begin to tell you how many ways his stories (yeah, the story changed with each interview....I watched several with him) don’t even come close to adding up. He’s also a member of the Screen Actors Guild.
This was a drill, pure and simple, and got parlayed by the media (and God knows who else, but we can guess) into a murderous rampage.
No bodies. None. The “coroner” was a joke....in fact, he was joking on camera right after the “shootings”.
If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck....it ain’t a goose.
Good thing they have good little mindless robots like you all over this country that believe whatever the media tells you.
Exactly....believe nothing, question everything....especially under this administration.
So then was Adam Lanza part of this drill or did he just forget his lines and what was written in the script for him???
Is the drill over now??? Can the 26 people who are playing dead come out of the ground now???
Is this the kind of critical thinking they teach up the hill at USAFA?
I watched that video too. Highly selective of content and editing, designed to raise doubt where there isn’t. The narrator could make your grandmother look guilty.