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Good old Tom Fuentes get's it wrong AGAIN !
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Good old Tom Fuentes get's it wrong AGAIN !
Something I ntoiced in the footage of the after-shooting pursuit of the SUV leading to the final shootout. The SUV had its hazard lights on. That coupled with the specific targetting of the poeple in the meeting/party, is it possible the terrorists had specific targetted anger moreso than the usual terrorism MO where they go afetr everybody?
It's like they had their hazards on as a warning to oncoming traffic and such. Or even pursueing officers behind them. They weren't firing indiscriminately at homes or the various people filming the chase on smartphones, their fire was aimed at officers.
Could they have been limiting their assault on those they were upset with? 'Responsible terrorism' as it were?
Good old Tom Fuentes get's it wrong AGAIN !
Why on earth would anti-government militia want to hit something like this ?
I could see it if it were the lone mental case, but when you have what originally thought was three shooters involved, this kind of target makes little sense.
We have had reports that ISIS or ISIS-inspired individuals were claiming America would be targeted, and since Europe has been getting hit, didn't seem like much of a stretch to guess it was an Islamic attack.
For me, once we had word that it was more than one individual, that changed everything.
The Columbine shooters were more than one. There goes your theory: right down the toilet.Why on earth would anti-government militia want to hit something like this ?
I could see it if it were the lone mental case, but when you have what originally thought was three shooters involved, this kind of target makes little sense.
We have had reports that ISIS or ISIS-inspired individuals were claiming America would be targeted, and since Europe has been getting hit, didn't seem like much of a stretch to guess it was an Islamic attack.
For me, once we had word that it was more than one individual, that changed everything.
The Columbine shooters were more than one. There goes your theory: right down the toilet.Why on earth would anti-government militia want to hit something like this ?
I could see it if it were the lone mental case, but when you have what originally thought was three shooters involved, this kind of target makes little sense.
We have had reports that ISIS or ISIS-inspired individuals were claiming America would be targeted, and since Europe has been getting hit, didn't seem like much of a stretch to guess it was an Islamic attack.
For me, once we had word that it was more than one individual, that changed everything.
I'm referring to the idea that if it is more than one person on a rampage like this, it means it is a terrorist attack. Are you really so dense you didn't get that?The Columbine shooters were more than one. There goes your theory: right down the toilet.Why on earth would anti-government militia want to hit something like this ?
I could see it if it were the lone mental case, but when you have what originally thought was three shooters involved, this kind of target makes little sense.
We have had reports that ISIS or ISIS-inspired individuals were claiming America would be targeted, and since Europe has been getting hit, didn't seem like much of a stretch to guess it was an Islamic attack.
For me, once we had word that it was more than one individual, that changed everything.
The Columbine shooters were part of an anti-government militia?
I'm referring to the idea that if it is more than one person on a rampage like this, it means it is a terrorist attack. Are you really so dense you didn't get that?The Columbine shooters were more than one. There goes your theory: right down the toilet.Why on earth would anti-government militia want to hit something like this ?
I could see it if it were the lone mental case, but when you have what originally thought was three shooters involved, this kind of target makes little sense.
We have had reports that ISIS or ISIS-inspired individuals were claiming America would be targeted, and since Europe has been getting hit, didn't seem like much of a stretch to guess it was an Islamic attack.
For me, once we had word that it was more than one individual, that changed everything.
The Columbine shooters were part of an anti-government militia?
Yes it would, but that is not what I was speaking to. I was speaking to the idea that if there was more than one shooter, it must be a terrorist attack of some kind.I'm referring to the idea that if it is more than one person on a rampage like this, it means it is a terrorist attack. Are you really so dense you didn't get that?The Columbine shooters were more than one. There goes your theory: right down the toilet.Why on earth would anti-government militia want to hit something like this ?
I could see it if it were the lone mental case, but when you have what originally thought was three shooters involved, this kind of target makes little sense.
We have had reports that ISIS or ISIS-inspired individuals were claiming America would be targeted, and since Europe has been getting hit, didn't seem like much of a stretch to guess it was an Islamic attack.
For me, once we had word that it was more than one individual, that changed everything.
The Columbine shooters were part of an anti-government militia?
Actually a right wing militia attacking a government agency would be a terrorist attack, i.e. attempting political change through violent action in an asymmetrical manner.
Good old Tom Fuentes get's it wrong AGAIN !
Yes it would, but that is not what I was speaking to. I was speaking to the idea that if there was more than one shooter, it must be a terrorist attack of some kind.I'm referring to the idea that if it is more than one person on a rampage like this, it means it is a terrorist attack. Are you really so dense you didn't get that?The Columbine shooters were more than one. There goes your theory: right down the toilet.Why on earth would anti-government militia want to hit something like this ?
I could see it if it were the lone mental case, but when you have what originally thought was three shooters involved, this kind of target makes little sense.
We have had reports that ISIS or ISIS-inspired individuals were claiming America would be targeted, and since Europe has been getting hit, didn't seem like much of a stretch to guess it was an Islamic attack.
For me, once we had word that it was more than one individual, that changed everything.
The Columbine shooters were part of an anti-government militia?
Actually a right wing militia attacking a government agency would be a terrorist attack, i.e. attempting political change through violent action in an asymmetrical manner.
This could very well be work place violence. The guy apparently lost his job with the county about 6 months ago. He went to the party earlier and had cross words with someone, and then he came back later with his wife and armed and shot up the place. That is not typical terrorist behavior. It is behavior that has been known for work place violence.
We don't know the facts yet.
The Columbine shooters were more than one. There goes your theory: right down the toilet.Why on earth would anti-government militia want to hit something like this ?
I could see it if it were the lone mental case, but when you have what originally thought was three shooters involved, this kind of target makes little sense.
We have had reports that ISIS or ISIS-inspired individuals were claiming America would be targeted, and since Europe has been getting hit, didn't seem like much of a stretch to guess it was an Islamic attack.
For me, once we had word that it was more than one individual, that changed everything.
This one had two shooters, a man and his wife. It isn't out of the realm of possiblity that a women will follow along with her husband on a thing like this.
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