Mustang
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I heard about this. My reaction? I guess my immediate reaction is a continuation of something that has been increasingly obvious to me in the last few years. There are a LOT of crazy people in the world. Now, I don't know if "Professor" James Tracy really believes this nonsense or if he's just looking for attention. I suppose both things could be true. But rest assured there are enough crazy people in this country who will take this seriously in much the same way that there are receptive people out there for EVERY wackadoodle theory from the truthers to the birthers and every other conspiracy under the sun. Now, ask yourself this question. In light of this knowledge, aren't you the least bit concerned about the wide availability of firearms of all kinds in this country?
BOCA RATON, Fla.- A South Florida professor's questions about the Newtown, Conn., elementary school massacre are creating a national controversy. It's not so much that FAU professor James Tracy doesn't believe the tragedy happened, but that he believes the national media isn't doing enough investigative reporting.
"The national media that descended on Newtown could have done a better job," Tracy said.
Tracy has taught at FAU for 10 years and is no stranger to controversy. He's questioned the JFK assassination, the Colorado movie theater massacre and now the tragedy at Sandy Hook.
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