Posted on 12/02/2018 10:11:14 PM PST by MNDude
This is a video of a protestor in France. He is just standing there and he seems to get shot in the head and drops down.
Lots of speculation of tear gas to sniper shot. Your input Freepers please.
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I’m not making any judgement on the video, but if it was then the next questions would be, who and why?
It reminds me of the chaotic scenes in the Maidan Square in Kiev in Ukraine; I followed a lot of footage of events there and it appeared some of the shooters were firing to kill into both sides.
Twitter has lots of vid’s and images of the French Protests against the 30%, IIRC, gasoline tax.
I posted a pic yesterday of police snipers on rooftops.
Yup.
The video is not of high enough quality to determine what, if anything, happened. I couldn’t even tell which figure “just standing there” it was supposed to have happened to.
Agreed that the video quality was too low. Even if the picture was clear, it might have been hard to tell what happened for sure. The man was a long way from the camera.
Given that there were tear gas canisters being fired in that vicinity I'd guess one struck a glancing blow to his head and knocked him out.
Good shot.
His wine suddenly went bad on him.
If just knocked out, will he have to go through “concussion protocol” before being allowed to return to the field of protest?
I don’t understand why all the fuss if a head shot or not! He could have collapsed in that way just as easily from a body shot that damages the spinal column. Canister blast? No. Head blow in some way? Yes.
It could have been a tracer ricochet. But I would bet our supposed target is dead.
It’s being reported that French snipers are shooting protesters. 110 people injured so far. It has not been established whether They are using rubber bullets or live ammo.
Dead or blinded.
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