Posted on 10/04/2017 8:58:58 AM PDT by JP1201
The public is not being told the truth about what really went down in Las Vegas. As you will see below, the evidence is mounting that there were multiple shooters and that this was an operation that was planned well in advance. But according to the mainstream media, a 64-year-old retired accountant with a flabby physique that had no military training whatsoever and that wasn’t very experienced with guns was able to pull the whole thing off all by himself. We are being told that Paddock was a “lone wolf” that didn’t have any ties to terror groups, and since he is now dead nobody is ever going to be able to interrogate him. But the American people definitely deserve some answers about what took place, and that means that all of us should keep digging.
The following are 16 unanswered questions about the Las Vegas shooting that the mainstream media does not want to talk about…
#1 Photos of Stephen Paddock’s hotel room have been leaked, and one of those photos appears to show a suicide note. Why hasn’t the public been told what is in that note?
#2 Were there additional shooters? A taxi driver clearly captured video of an automatic weapon being fired out of a lower level window. A video from another angle and brief footage captured by Dan Bilzerian also seem to confirm that automatic gunfire was coming from a floor much lower than the 32nd floor room that Stephen Paddock was located on. And if you weren’t convinced by the first three videos, this fourth video should definitely do it.
#3 Why were law enforcement authorities discussing “another suspect on the fourth floor”, and why isn’t the mainstream media talking about this?
#4 As Jon Rappoport has pointed out, it would have been impossible for Stephen Paddock to kill and wound 573 people in less than five minutes of shooting with the kinds of weapons that he is alleged to have used. So why won’t law enforcement authorities acknowledge this fact?
#5 How in the world did Paddock get 42 guns and “several thousand rounds of ammo” into his hotel room without anyone noticing?
#6 How did someone with “no military background” and that wasn’t a “gun guy at all” operate such advanced weapons? Because what we are being told by the mainstream media just doesn’t make any sense whatsoever. I really like how Natural News made this point…
Far from what the firearms-illiterate media claims, these are not systems that any Joe off the street can just pick up and use to effortlessly mow down 500 people. Running these systems requires extensive training, experience and stamina. It is physically impossible for a guy like Stephen Paddock to operate such a system in the sustained, effective manner that we witnessed, especially when shooting from an elevated position which throws off all the ranging of the weapon system.
Far from being a Navy Seal, Stephen Paddock is a retired accountant senior citizen with a gambling problem and a flabby physique. The only way he could have carried out this shooting is if he were transformed into a human superweapon through a magic wand. I’m calling this “Mission IMPOSSIBLE” because of the physical impossibility of a retired, untrained senior citizen pulling this off.
#7 Why was one woman telling people in the crowd that they were all going to die 45 minutes before the attack?
#8 Why did it take law enforcement authorities 72 minutes to get into Stephen Paddock’s hotel room?
#9 Why did Paddock wire $100,000 to the Philippines last week?
#10 Why was Paddock’s girlfriend, Marilou Danley, in the Philippines when the attack took place? Did she know what was about to happen?
#11 Was Paddock on antidepressants like so many other mass killers in the past have been?
#12 Why was ISIS so eager to take responsibility for this attack, and why was the FBI so quick to dismiss that connection?
#13 Apparently Paddock had earned millions of dollars “through real estate deals”. If he was so wealthy, why would he all of a sudden snap like that?
#14 Why did he move so frequently? It is being reported that Paddock had 27 different residences during his adult life.
#15 Why were nearly all of the exits out of the concert venue completely blocked?…
In essence, the concert trapped the people, preventing them from escaping, and denying them the ability to seek cover. From there, sustained, full-auto gunfire is almost impossible to survive.
From Fox News, a caller named Russell Bleck, who survived the shooting, said live on air, “There were ten-foot walls blocking us in. We couldn’t escape. It was just a massacre. We had nowhere to go.”
#16 Why was a country music festival chosen as the target? Was the goal to kill as many Trump supporters and other conservatives as possible? And is there evidence that Stephen Paddock was connected to Antifa in any way?
At first I thought that this was a fairly straightforward story too, but the more I have dug into it the more complex things have become.
Personally, I have come to the conclusion that Stephen Paddock definitely did not act alone. That means that the others involved in the shooting are still out there, and they must be brought to justice. Let us never forget what these extremely wicked individuals did to innocent civilians such as 27-year-old Tina Frost…
A 27-year-old woman has lost her right eye after a bullet ripped through her face during the Las Vegas concert massacre.
Tina Frost remains in a coma in hospital after undergoing surgery to remove the bullet that became lodged in her eye when a gunman opened fire on the crowd of country music fans on Sunday night.
Frost, who is originally from Maryland but moved to California several years ago, is expected to remain in the coma for a week.
Whoever did this is going to pay greatly. Yes, I do believe that Stephen Paddock was involved. But he did not act alone, and the mainstream media is doing the public a great disservice by ignoring all of the evidence that this was not just a “lone wolf” operation.
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I have stayed in the building a number of times. The lower section is a 20-24’ high ceiling style grand hall entry interior construction with single level interior construction things like restaurants, gift shops, etc. without opening window access but there are doors. The entire area above on the Strip facing side are the room floors with the continuous construction with the same fixed window panels all the way up.
Exhibit case could fit 5- 6. Using some duffles on top w a luggage cart, he could do it in 2-3 trips.
The floor to ceiling windows whistled loudly whenever the wind was blowing in the right direction. Adjusting the vent on the window did not help."
Vent "on the window?" What does that mean? What floor? How big is this window "vent"?
I'm asking not to be difficult, or to say there was another shooter on a lower level...I'm asking because I haven't stayed in a lower level Vegas hotel room, nor at Mandalay Bay before so I don't know.
However, these two different room reviewers (from years prior to this shooting), seem to indicate in their reviews that there is at least some kind of vent opening in the window(s) of the guest rooms they stayed in at Mandalay Bay.
If that's in fact true, there is the possibility then for someone to shoot through the window vent and not break up the window.
Paddock was a Democrat.
There are cabanas on the property that could have vent windows but typically in the newer constructions they don’t want windows opening in the towers for reasons learned from the old MGM fire. Opening the windows allowed the fire to spread faster and further than it would have if the guests were not opening the windows. The newer buildings also have firebreak/containment doors that are normally held open but in the event of a fire alarm, are released allowing the closures to close of certain sections.
Point 2, additional shooter at a lower level. As far as I can see no other windows are broken out other than the one from which the shooter fired. That would seem to exclude a shooter from any other floor.
5/11/2010 - The vent on our window was broken so majority of our stay our room was noisy from the wind and outside noise.
https://www.yelp.com/biz/mandalay-bay-resort-and-casino-las-vegas?hrid=XMTQEHB5rr5SsJPpOxCi4A
One thing to keep in mind...A window can be "floor to ceiling" and still have a vent in it.
He is non-Persuasive.
Thank you so much for the response. I really know nothing about guns.
And now, as a recently-turned 55-year-old woman (was my birthday on Oct. 2), I shall return to my porn. LOL! ;)
Makes a lot of sense. Vegas must be an incredibly busy place.
Also, given that it is a casino, they probably want to avoid jumpers who are facing huge losses.
There is a casino near where I live; the number of suicides is unbelievable. People end up owing a lot of money to some very bad people.
There was one man who was addicted to poker; a friend who worked there told me that one night, his pinkie was cut off. The next night, another finger was cut off. And she never saw him again.
It’s downright nuts sometimes. Insane traffic jams on the strip over the weekend are nearly the norm.
Yep. For sight seeing on the Strip, park at a casino by taking either Industrial or Frank Sinatra on the west side of the strip and then take the strip trolleys. I enjoy just walking it. Could care less about the gambling but instead am fascinated by the construction, inside and out, but that’s what engineers do. But then again, people watching is at a premium there as well.
Addressed several of them on another thread- think I’ll go to archives and copy/paste it here.
But he did not act alone, and the mainstream media is doing the public a great disservice by ignoring all of the evidence that this was not just a “lone wolf” operation.
Lots of speculation here. "Appears to show a suicide note". Could be a room service receipt for all we can tell. Additional shooters- non-opening windows had to be broken out on the 32nd floor...where are the lower floor broken out windows? "No military background... It is physically impossible for a guy like Stephen Paddock to operate such a system in the sustained, effective manner that we witnessed, especially when shooting from an elevated position which throws off all the ranging of the weapon system."- For individual targeting that would be correct. But for simply spraying fire into a crowd, not an issue. Just point at the most densely packed area and pull the trigger.
...impossible for Stephen Paddock to kill and wound 573 people in less than five minutes of shooting with the kinds of weapons that he is alleged to have used. Ricochets, rounds fragmenting, bits of concrete or other debris kicked up, rounds through one victim and hitting another, people trampled in the panic...lots of ways to be injured in that scenario. And I heard almost fifteen minutes; where did five come from?
The Middle-East connection to the OKC bombing also has disappeared down the memory hole.
>>That is the million dollar question (no pun intended, given that it was a Vegas casino hotel). Is it possible to disassemble such guns and put them back together? I don’t know anything about guns. But if it were possible, he could have put the parts in a backpack or regular luggage, then put them back together. ??
That is possible and probably the answer. So, now all 16 of the unanswered questions listed by the author are answered.
I don’t believe that moving all the gear into the room without being questioned is all that hard to believe…. I’ve often shown up at hotels with quite a few cases of test gear that I use and sometimes there is so much stuff that it won’t fit on one of those high baggage carts. I’ve yet to be questioned about what I was doing…. mind you, my locations aren’t typically a casino hotel in Las Vegas but I doubt that makes any difference. I’m sure hotels have people show up all the time with plenty of suitcases, especially if the check in looked like it was going to be two people.
Secondly, some have questioned the issue of room service but I almost always put the ‘Do Not Disturb’ out from the moment I arrive to the time I leave….typically since I might have a computer or two running. The only time I’ve been questioned about this is once when I stayed in a hotel for a few weeks. I can’t imagine that hotel staff would question a ‘do not disturb’ note….. especially in Vegas where gamblers have totally erratic hours.
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