[ClearCase_guy]

You ask questions only as a tactic so that you don't really have to ask questions. By that I mean that you refuse to question authority. You cannot tolerate the possibility that the government has the capability of doing something underhanded. Maybe they did, maybe they didn't -- but you can't even bear to consider the possibility. So you just duel with the people who are willing to ask questions. It's a defense mechanism for you so that you don't have to live in a scary world.

[combat_boots]

There was footage....guy in the woods....car search....people on the roof. Footage exists of many things we are not seeing. Perhaps of inside the school or of entry into it.

This did not happen as claimed. People are dead.

O. How many unused schools do you know that can be readied and refurbished in three weeks or less? Construction workers must have swarmed the area. P aid for by.....? Are construction people, security, network, electrical...that good at their jobs? Did the school have asbestos to be cleaned? Code inspections?

[Uncle Chip]

When this started I asked a lot of questions -- but I actually had enough of an open mind to listen to the answers to those questions.

It's been a month. How long will you ask the same questions and not seek answers to them -- just ask and ask and ask with no intention of getting an answer.

I dare to post a police timeline dispatch as evidence and that's not enough. Then an interview with a credible witness and that is not enough.

You ask a question and get an answer and then object to the answer as if I had the audacity to answer it.

If you don't want it answered then don't ask it.

[servantoftheservant]

Very insightful post.