You think they care? Most already know that will be the outcome in 9 out of 10 times.
Thankfully she stopped at 6, a lot of people can get hurt in 14 minutes. It is impressive they were able to receive the call, get there, and take her out so quick.
But the left is also spinning their quick response time to where citizens have no excuse to own a gun.
You think they care? Most already know that will be the outcome in 9 out of 10 times.
Thankfully she stopped at 6, a lot of people can get hurt in 14 minutes. It is impressive they were able to receive the call, get there, and take her out so quick.
But the left is also spinning their quick response time to where citizens have no excuse to own a gun.
They say "she" had all these elaborate plans and sketches of the premises. I'm wondering if "she" had an escape plan or if it was a suicide mission. I haven't seen anything about that. Absent evidence, I'm assuming it was.
You think they care? Most already know that will be the outcome in 9 out of 10 times.
Thankfully she stopped at 6, a lot of people can get hurt in 14 minutes. It is impressive they were able to receive the call, get there, and take her out so quick.
But the left is also spinning their quick response time to where citizens have no excuse to own a gun.
If you watch the surveillance films, she didn't have any targets. I don't know where the people were. She was wandering empty hallways looking for someone to shoot.
You think they care? Most already know that will be the outcome in 9 out of 10 times.
Thankfully she stopped at 6, a lot of people can get hurt in 14 minutes. It is impressive they were able to receive the call, get there, and take her out so quick.
But the left is also spinning their quick response time to where citizens have no excuse to own a gun.
If you watch the surveillance films, she didn't have any targets. I don't know where the people were. She was wandering empty hallways looking for someone to shoot.
I did notice that, I saw one interview with one of the prek teachers, she was able to lock the door and hide all the kids in a closet, and could hear this girl trying to get in the room
Nothing like having someone in front so you can push him forward toward the crook...
Rifle first, If you are a rifleman then you go first is evidently the procedure, you shouldn't have to be pushed and prodded. I'd have said 'you want me to take the rifle' if not get your ass moving. His slow manner could cost several kids their lives.
Edit, Just rewatched it, guy had to pass bright blue shirt up, appears bright blue stopped when he heard gunfire.
Why are some of you doing the same thing Faux News does and going along referring to this kook as "She"? It was a dude.
You haven't read the whole thread. The news reports have been hopeless in getting it right. We've been trying to sort it out. It appears that this is a woman pretending to be a man. She'd been posting on LinkedIn as a woman and recently switched it to a man.
Every member of the group of responding officers swept every other member multiple times. None of them could coordinate their movements. Fields of fire were nonexistent. Checking up in chokepoints. Blowing past corners. No one watching anyone's 3/6/9.
That's what a clusterfuck looks like.
They were brave and did their job. I'm glad everything turned out like it did.
If you watch the surveillance films, she didn't have any targets. I don't know where the people were. She was wandering empty hallways looking for someone to shoot.
There is a victim laying in the hallway pixelated out at around 1:35.
Every member of the group of responding officers swept every other member multiple times. None of them could coordinate their movements. Fields of fire were nonexistent. Checking up in chokepoints and blowing past corners. That's what a clusterfuck looks like.
They were brave and did their job. I'm glad everything turned out like it did.
They had the luxury of there only being a single shooter, run towards the gun fire, if there was a second, or shooting had stopped, they would be checking those corners and blind spots. I guess a lot of that goes out the window when you are trying to keep kids from being slaughtered.
De 22:5 A woman must not wear men's clothing, nor a man wear women's clothing, for the LORD your God detests anyone who does this.
Some churches interpret this to mean that women can't wear pants but that's not what it means. It's talking about trannies, cross dressers, those trying to be the other sex. This church teaches that it's a sin and she didn't like that. She just found out that God means what he says. The Bible has a lot to say about depraved minds like this.
Nothing like having someone in front so you can push him forward toward the crook...
If you listen, the guy doing the pushing at one point said "rifles first." That sounds like a good approach when you're confronting someone with a rifle. He was also giving commands, and although I have zero experience in this kind of thing, I would assume that the guy in charge is not supposed to be the first one in, and they trained that way.
Besides that JFC, they went in and took out the shooter pretty damn quickly, some people will find the negative in anything. I give him credit for pushing the pace. Maybe the guy in front of him being hesitant and slow is where the problem was, and the guy giving the orders shouldn't have had to push him. Although I can't say I blame him for taking his time.
The old sword battle movies always show the king or general leading the charge with all the soldiers behind them. In the movies, the king always survives but in reality, lots of those in the lead got killed. Getting the leaders killed leaves the troops without leadership and they often lose the battle.
You push your men forward to maintain momentum and the initiative in mout. You also want your firepower up front. You don't stall and let the enemy regroup or move. That officer led that team well. Got his long gun firepower up front where it belonged by getting his guys moving and didn't lose momentum or the initiative and the 2 officers with the long guns engaged the scumball as soon as they heard shots, made the corner and shot the pos in that room from down the hallway after they got line of fire on the pos..
That's what I seen in the vid..
Unlike other vids with police in buildings in active shooter situations.
One guy bogs down, others are gonna see that and do it also.
That's why you need to push your men. To keep them moving and not bog down, then you lose initiative, volience and speed of attack, and fire superiority.
And that allows the enemy to possibly gain what you just lost by bogging down.
You treat your wounded after the threat is neutralized. Or you gonna lose to many treating wounded that should be in the fight.
You think they care? Most already know that will be the outcome in 9 out of 10 times.
Thankfully she stopped at 6, a lot of people can get hurt in 14 minutes. It is impressive they were able to receive the call, get there, and take her out so quick.
But the left is also spinning their quick response time to where citizens have no excuse to own a gun.
If you watch the surveillance films, she didn't have any targets. I don't know where the people were. She was wandering empty hallways looking for someone to shoot.
Could see that when she pulled in the driveway of the school. Like, only 6 vehicles parked. Was it a PD day or something, so only the daycare kids were there?
War on society, yes it is. Irony that the fugged in the head bitch did everything that her mom was an activist against.
I guess one of the murderers friends did call the police after her last tweet saying she was gonna die. Unfortunately it was too late. Shooting already started.
You think they care? Most already know that will be the outcome in 9 out of 10 times.
Thankfully she stopped at 6, a lot of people can get hurt in 14 minutes. It is impressive they were able to receive the call, get there, and take her out so quick.
But the left is also spinning their quick response time to where citizens have no excuse to own a gun.
If you watch the surveillance films, she didn't have any targets. I don't know where the people were. She was wandering empty hallways looking for someone to shoot.
Could see that when she pulled in the driveway of the school. Like, only 6 vehicles parked. Was it a PD day or something, so only the daycare kids were there?
You think they care? Most already know that will be the outcome in 9 out of 10 times.
Thankfully she stopped at 6, a lot of people can get hurt in 14 minutes. It is impressive they were able to receive the call, get there, and take her out so quick.
But the left is also spinning their quick response time to where citizens have no excuse to own a gun.
If you watch the surveillance films, she didn't have any targets. I don't know where the people were. She was wandering empty hallways looking for someone to shoot.
Could see that when she pulled in the driveway of the school. Like, only 6 vehicles parked. Was it a PD day or something, so only the daycare kids were there?
This news report screenshot shows a lot more cars on the other side.
You push your men forward to maintain momentum and the initiative in mout. You also want your firepower up front. You don't stall and let the enemy regroup or move. That officer led that team well. Got his long gun firepower up front where it belonged by getting his guys moving and didn't lose momentum or the initiative and the 2 officers with the long guns engaged the scumball as soon as they heard shots, made the corner and shot the pos in that room from down the hallway after they got line of fire on the pos..
That's what I seen in the vid..
Unlike other vids with police in buildings in active shooter situations.
One guy bogs down, others are gonna see that and do it also.
That's why you need to push your men. To keep them moving and not bog down, then you lose initiative, volience and speed of attack, and fire superiority.
And that allows the enemy to possibly gain what you just lost by bogging down.
You treat your wounded after the threat is neutralized. Or you gonna lose to many treating wounded that should be in the fight.
Thank you. Knowledge, training experience. Probably too much sense and credibility for the campfire.
Quite critical of LEOs frequently, not this time.
Bunch of cops. Just guys on duty doing cop things and thinking about lunch. Thrown together and under enormous mental stress. Enough adrenaline to fly a horse, before they ran out of the cars and started clearing the building. Knowing kids are dying, frustrated, then hearing shots....
And the F'n campfire Tier One Operators are talking about, Canting a pistol, Sweeping other officers!
Unreal.
The other thread had someone make a comment about a 14 minute time from report to resolution.
Long minutes if you are waiting, but darn fast response in reality.
The old sword battle movies always show the king or general leading the charge with all the soldiers behind them. In the movies, the king always survives but in reality, lots of those in the lead got killed. Getting the leaders killed leaves the troops without leadership and they often lose the battle.
If this hasn't already been quoted, "Surround yourself with the type of men who run to the sound of gunfire. They won't disappoint you in your time of need."
If this hasn't already been quoted, "Surround yourself with the type of men who run to the sound of gunfire. They won't disappoint you in your time of need."
Congrats to that democrat c unt for raising a murderous mentally ill pile of chit. Mom should hang too
A source close to the Hale family told the Daily Beast that Hale was autistic but high-functioning — “and relatively recently announced she was transgender, identifying as he/him.”
already saw something on twitter blaming CNN for "misgendering" 5 times in a newscast about it.
it was like "mass shootings are horrible, this won't help"
JFC
This worthless twat clearly dgaf about the 6 victims & is more concerned about the terrible crime of "misgendering" of the psychopath by cnn
Another that should be swinging. 6 innocent lives were taken by one of these democrat monsters and all this pile of chit can think of is misgendering? WTF!!!!
From looking at the surveilence footage from the other thread on page 15 it looks like kids out in the playground on recess. That's probably why It (the sicko shooter) had a hard time finding targets in the school.
It drove right past them and didn't notice the kids outside. This could've been way worse if the shooter had any awareness.
It's not going to make sense until you accept the reality that these people are demonic.
One or two crazies here and there can be attributed to societal issues. But when an entire movement of crazies arise in such a short period of time, it has a centralized malevolent origin.
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It's not going to make sense until you accept the reality that these people are demonic.
One or two crazies here and there can be attributed to societal issues. But when an entire movement of crazies arise in such a short period of time, it has a centralized malevolent origin.
It's not going to make sense until you accept the reality that these people are demonic.
One or two crazies here and there can be attributed to societal issues. But when an entire movement of crazies arise in such a short period of time, it has a centralized malevolent origin.
It's not going to make sense until you accept the reality that these people are demonic.
One or two crazies here and there can be attributed to societal issues. But when an entire movement of crazies arise in such a short period of time, it has a centralized malevolent origin.
Every member of the group of responding officers swept every other member multiple times. None of them could coordinate their movements. Fields of fire were nonexistent. Checking up in chokepoints. Blowing past corners. No one watching anyone's 3/6/9.
That's what a clusterfuck looks like.
They were brave and did their job. I'm glad everything turned out like it did.
lol. You seem to know a lot about mass shooting responses. 3 6 9? lol watching Miami vice?
You move as fast as you can to the sound of gunfire. If you're lucky you'll have at least one other guy with you
Every member of the group of responding officers swept every other member multiple times. None of them could coordinate their movements. Fields of fire were nonexistent. Checking up in chokepoints. Blowing past corners. No one watching anyone's 3/6/9.
That's what a clusterfuck looks like.
They were brave and did their job. I'm glad everything turned out like it did.
lol. You seem to know a lot about mass shooting responses.
Broke into a news conference in the middle. Did I hear right she was shooting outside from the 2nd deck?
I think the school was at recess. In the video, you see her get killed on the second floor. The officers responded to the sound of gunfire...they were clearing room by room, until the heard gunfire and responded.
Broke into a news conference in the middle. Did I hear right she was shooting outside from the 2nd deck?
I think the school was at recess. In the video, you see her get killed on the second floor. The officers responded to the sound of gunfire...they were clearing room by room, until the heard gunfire and responded.
I understand that. When I started listening to the news conference a bit ago the chief or whoever was saying she was shooting to the ground, from the 2nd floor and just inside the window so she wouldn't be a target from outside. I missed what was said before that. She was killed next to an exterior window but didn't notice if it was broken
Nothing like having someone in front so you can push him forward toward the crook...
You Sir, are a clueless idiot.
Thanks for pointing that out, I didn't know that...
Well, now you know. Making assumptions about tactics where you don’t know what the hell you’re talking about is really really dumb
No assumptions made by me, you and Anteloper only, assuming I am a critic.
You know nothing losers need to not take yourselves so serious.
This place is so critical of LEO and I have never been or ever will be. If you couldn't see that there was always someone in front of that guy, regardless of tactical advantage or not, it is certainly a better position than any of the guys on point...
Broke into a news conference in the middle. Did I hear right she was shooting outside from the 2nd deck?
I think the school was at recess. In the video, you see her get killed on the second floor. The officers responded to the sound of gunfire...they were clearing room by room, until the heard gunfire and responded.
I understand that. When I started listening to the news conference a bit ago the chief or whoever was saying she was shooting to the ground, from the 2nd floor and just inside the window so she wouldn't be a target from outside. I missed what was said before that. She was killed next to an exterior window but didn't notice if it was broken
Copy. I assumed from watching the video she was shooting outside down towards the ground where people would be...
Broke into a news conference in the middle. Did I hear right she was shooting outside from the 2nd deck?
I think the school was at recess. In the video, you see her get killed on the second floor. The officers responded to the sound of gunfire...they were clearing room by room, until the heard gunfire and responded.
From the way she fell, look like she was facing the window when shot. Also there was gun fire coming from her that the cops moved towards, but there didn't seem to be any innocents or other cops engaging her. Also the window that she was next to had been shot out, but that could have been from the cops.
However, when I first saw the vid it seemed like she had just been shooting out the window, maybe at cops or kids.
Nothing like having someone in front so you can push him forward toward the crook...
You Sir, are a clueless idiot.
Thanks for pointing that out, I didn't know that...
Well, now you know. Making assumptions about tactics where you don’t know what the hell you’re talking about is really really dumb
No assumptions made by me, you and Anteloper only, assuming I am a critic.
You know nothing losers need to not take yourselves so serious.
This place is so critical of LEO and I have never been or ever will be. If you couldn't see that there was always someone in front of that guy, regardless of tactical advantage or not, it is certainly a better position than any of the guys on point...
No. Like renegade said...they were moving. A stack.
Making assumptions about tactics where you don’t know what the hell you’re talking about is really really dumb
No assumptions made by me, you and Anteloper only, assuming I am a critic.
You know nothing losers need to not take yourselves so serious.
This place is so critical of LEO and I have never been or ever will be. If you couldn't see that there was always someone in front of that guy, regardless of tactical advantage or not, it is certainly a better position than any of the guys on point...
I didn't see anyone but the demon in front of him when he stapled her azz to the deck.
You would be better off sticking to old gun posts.
Making assumptions about tactics where you don’t know what the hell you’re talking about is really really dumb
No assumptions made by me, you and Anteloper only, assuming I am a critic.
You know nothing losers need to not take yourselves so serious.
This place is so critical of LEO and I have never been or ever will be. If you couldn't see that there was always someone in front of that guy, regardless of tactical advantage or not, it is certainly a better position than any of the guys on point...
I didn't see anyone but the demon in front of him when he stapled her azz to the deck.
You would be better off sticking to old gun posts.
You think they care? Most already know that will be the outcome in 9 out of 10 times.
Thankfully she stopped at 6, a lot of people can get hurt in 14 minutes. It is impressive they were able to receive the call, get there, and take her out so quick.
But the left is also spinning their quick response time to where citizens have no excuse to own a gun.
14 minutes SUCKS when things go wrong. There is NO way to spin that thing. Should have been armed teachers there and it should have stopped almost instantly after the first shots.
Cops. Nothing against most of them. But when seconds count cops are almost always minutes plus away... I work and live in areas where they are hours away often.
You think they care? Most already know that will be the outcome in 9 out of 10 times.
Thankfully she stopped at 6, a lot of people can get hurt in 14 minutes. It is impressive they were able to receive the call, get there, and take her out so quick.
But the left is also spinning their quick response time to where citizens have no excuse to own a gun.
14 minutes SUCKS when things go wrong. There is NO way to spin that thing. Should have been armed teachers there and it should have stopped almost instantly after the first shots.
Cops. Nothing against most of them. But when seconds count cops are almost always minutes plus away... I work and live in areas where they are hours away often.
It's not going to make sense until you accept the reality that these people are demonic.
One or two crazies here and there can be attributed to societal issues. But when an entire movement of crazies arise in such a short period of time, it has a centralized malevolent origin.
Watch your back. They walk among us.
Truth! I always stress to my family that you never know what kind of maniac is standing next to you in the grocery store line.
It's not going to make sense until you accept the reality that these people are demonic.
One or two crazies here and there can be attributed to societal issues. But when an entire movement of crazies arise in such a short period of time, it has a centralized malevolent origin.
Nothing like having someone in front so you can push him forward toward the crook...
You Sir, are a clueless idiot.
Thanks for pointing that out, I didn't know that...
Well, now you know. Making assumptions about tactics where you don’t know what the hell you’re talking about is really really dumb
No assumptions made by me, you and Anteloper only, assuming I am a critic.
You know nothing losers need to not take yourselves so serious.
This place is so critical of LEO and I have never been or ever will be. If you couldn't see that there was always someone in front of that guy, regardless of tactical advantage or not, it is certainly a better position than any of the guys on point...
Blow harder, Blowhard.
So now your initial post was some pro LE praise of smart tactics? Not Hardly.
Every time you’re proven wrong you come back with ridiculous attempts to “move the goal post”. I’ve never observed anyone, over 11 years old, so desperate for the admiration of strangers or more willing to lavish himself with accolades.
Notice how the left are doing everything they can to blame the victims. This really looks like a hate crime and we could blame the left for their dangerous anti Christian rhetoric.
I still want to know what really happened in Vegas. There seems to be a conspiracy to keep it there.
Notice how the left are doing everything they can to blame the victims. This really looks like a hate crime and we could blame the left for their dangerous anti Christian rhetoric.
I still want to know what really happened in Vegas. There seems to be a conspiracy to keep it there.
For the member who observed the absence of blood, the images were from literally seconds after she was filled with holes, and she had on lots of clothes that would absorb lots of blood before any trickled out onto the ground.
From looking at the surveilence footage from the other thread on page 15 it looks like kids out in the playground on recess. That's probably why It (the sicko shooter) had a hard time finding targets in the school.
It drove right past them and didn't notice the kids outside. This could've been way worse if the shooter had any awareness.
I don't believe the kids were the main target. I believe it was the school leaderahip.
Great job by the Nashville PD. I assume this was a special team. They had the skills and the necessary urgency to get the job done quickly and undoubtedly saved lives.
From looking at the surveilence footage from the other thread on page 15 it looks like kids out in the playground on recess. That's probably why It (the sicko shooter) had a hard time finding targets in the school.
It drove right past them and didn't notice the kids outside. This could've been way worse if the shooter had any awareness.
I don't believe the kids were the main target. I believe it was the school leaderahip.
Or Christianity in general.
I hear Jane Fonda is taking some heat, connecting the shooting to her recent comments on The View that the appropriate response to the recent ruling on abortion might be mass murder.
For the member who observed the absence of blood, the images were from literally seconds after she was filled with holes, and she had on lots of clothes that would absorb lots of blood before any trickled out onto the ground.
Absolutely. If she was immediately neutralized and her heart stopped pumping that stops the blood from flowing. For anyone that has worked in the field and has witnessed multiple different scenarios of gunshot wounds they know how 2 similar wounds can present very different “visuals”. Some “non critical” wounds can bleed profusely while other fatal wounds don’t bleed much if at all. There are so many variables that the presence or absence of blood is not a good indicator of severity.
Bristoe: The bizarre phenomenon known as "suicide by cop" is NOT new! What is new is these "suicide by cop" devotees are NOW taking out innocent children, teachers, concert goers, cocktail lounge customers, church parishioners and innocent shoppers as they insure their coming fate of "suicide by cop"! As crass as this sounds I think every police precinct, station and headquarters advertise that those intent on committing "suicide by cop" should just stop by the station house and let the police/sheriffs/federal officers take them out! Seeings nobody is intent on solving the problem of mind altering prescription drugs and over use of prescription drugs by unstable people - I think my solution has merit! Maybe even offer a reward to the families of these "suicide by cop" enlistees once the deed is done and no innocent lives are harmed/endangered. Hold into the wind VarmintGuy
The big question is, why are these incidences along with all the other signs of cultural deterioration relatively common place today? And unheard of a half century ago which is a short time historically speaking.
Amazed at how one could be so restrained as to not add a coup de grace on that demon.
Second cop did...4 rounds.
Figured more after would have been appropriate. Like a couple shotgun blasts to the fuggin head. Obliterate that demon. Send it to hell lookin like total chit.
Amazed at how one could be so restrained as to not add a coup de grace on that demon.
Second cop did...4 rounds.
Figured more after would have been appropriate. Like a couple shotgun blasts to the fuggin head. Obliterate that demon. Send it to hell lookin like total chit.
The big question is, why are these incidences along with all the other signs of cultural deterioration relatively common place today? And unheard of a half century ago which is a short time historically speaking.
It’s a rhetorical question.
All a byproduct of the dominoe effect from LBJ,s great society. And the pandering of Liberal Socialist Democrats for votes and the empowerment of the Nanny State they have groomed.
Just about everything fuuuked up going on today IMO can be traced back to LBJ,s great society and most favored nation trade status. Both occurred decades ago..
The big question is, why are these incidences along with all the other signs of cultural deterioration relatively common place today? And unheard of a half century ago which is a short time historically speaking.
It’s a rhetorical question.
Rhetorical, but nonetheless;
Posted this elsewhere today:
Part of the problem is that the mentally I’ll are no longer locked up, and walk among us.
That said, there is a spectrum of severity in that the dangerous ones should be locked up, which is different from having a deficit that requires help and attention.
I posted this elsewhere but I will post this here as well, since we have some Monday Morning QBs who without question are commenting about things that have absolutely zero experience with...
There will be a lot of Monday morning quarterbacking. The majority of it from people who have never heard a shot fired in anger and have never dealt with an active shooter.
The fact is that they moved quickly, did hasty clears (versus slow and methodical, which I am sure they likely did afterwards to confirm that there were no additional threats/devices, etc) and pushed in as quick as they reasonably could until they found their primary target. Hasty clears can be and are dangerous, as it is easy to miss things, but it is what it is and you need to weigh the odds sometimes and just move towards where you think you will find the fight.
When they did find active shooter #1, they put that threat down, without hesitation. More likely than not, since they were not issued a crystal ball and had no idea if there were more killers, they then continued to search and do what they needed until they could confirm the school was secure.
The bottom line is that no response is perfect, but in this case, I would say they did an excellent job overall and they are responsible for a great many parents getting to hug their kids tonight.
I will further add that many times officers/individuals who have never been under fire or put into such high stress situations like that can have some sensory overload. Knowing what they are doing and what they are up against, the noise of the alarms, the commands and various people feeding them information both in their immediate vicinity as well as on the radio. It all ads up. Many times guys have their adrenalin shoot very high and as a result they start to breath hard. To people who don't know any better, they will comment about how "out of shape" that person is. That generally is not the primary contributing factor.
Often they just need one guy to push them in right direction and take charge. In this case, you could hear it on the audio/video. It had nothing to do with using the guy as a body barricade. The person who was coordinating that element (and there can be multiple elements/teams hastily thrown together) took charge and was doing a quick and hasty clear, not letting anyone slow down, and putting his most appropriate weapons up front (rifles). You want overmatch on a threat. You put overwhelming firepower to bear on the target when and if at all possible.
I have dealt with active shooters personally and seen people freeze up. Once they see you go, they will (and did) follow and the threat was no longer able to kill any more people.
Somebody has to be the point man. Blue shirt guy with the AR was being careful. But he moved when it was time. Big guy with the 12 gauge behaved like he had been seized by the moment once the location of the shots was determined.
Doing that job inside walls with doors everywhere and multiple levels has *got* to be an extremely nerve wracking experience, to say the least. But everybody kept their wits about them and did their job.
My first thought when watching the video was that they had been trained for such an occasion. So they had a good basic understanding of how to go about it. But everybody knows that training is no match for the real thing.
Somebody has to be the point man. Blue shirt guy with the AR was being careful. But he moved when it was time. Big guy with the 12 gauge behaved like he had been seized by the moment once the location of the shots was determined.
Doing that job inside walls with doors everywhere and multiple levels has *got* to be an extremely nerve wracking experience, to say the least. But everybody kept their wits about them and did their job.
My first thought when watching the video was that they had been trained for such an occasion. So they had a good basic understanding of how to go about it. But everybody knows that training is no match for the real thing.
I posted this elsewhere but I will post this here as well, since we have some Monday Morning QBs who without question are commenting about things that have absolutely zero experience with...
There will be a lot of Monday morning quarterbacking. The majority of it from people who have never heard a shot fired in anger and have never dealt with an active shooter.
The fact is that they moved quickly, did hasty clears (versus slow and methodical, which I am sure they likely did afterwards to confirm that there were no additional threats/devices, etc) and pushed in as quick as they reasonably could until they found their primary target. Hasty clears can be and are dangerous, as it is easy to miss things, but it is what it is and you need to weigh the odds sometimes and just move towards where you think you will find the fight.
When they did find active shooter #1, they put that threat down, without hesitation. More likely than not, since they were not issued a crystal ball and had no idea if there were more killers, they then continued to search and do what they needed until they could confirm the school was secure.
The bottom line is that no response is perfect, but in this case, I would say they did an excellent job overall and they are responsible for a great many parents getting to hug their kids tonight.
I will further add that many times officers/individuals who have never been under fire or put into such high stress situations like that can have some sensory overload. Knowing what they are doing and what they are up against, the noise of the alarms, the commands and various people feeding them information both in their immediate vicinity as well as on the radio. It all ads up. Many times guys have their adrenalin shoot very high and as a result they start to breath hard. To people who don't know any better, they will comment about how "out of shape" that person is. That generally is not the primary contributing factor.
Often they just need one guy to push them in right direction and take charge. In this case, you could hear it on the audio/video. It had nothing to do with using the guy as a body barricade. The person who was coordinating that element (and there can be multiple elements/teams hastily thrown together) took charge and was doing a quick and hasty clear, not letting anyone slow down, and putting his most appropriate weapons up front (rifles). You want overmatch on a threat. You put overwhelming firepower to bear on the target when and if at all possible.
I have dealt with active shooters personally and seen people freeze up. Once they see you go, they will (and did) follow and the threat was no longer able to kill any more people.
Great write up.. those fellas did Gods work and moved towards gunfire and downed the threat. I’d buy any of them a beer.
I posted this elsewhere but I will post this here as well, since we have some Monday Morning QBs who without question are commenting about things that have absolutely zero experience with...
There will be a lot of Monday morning quarterbacking. The majority of it from people who have never heard a shot fired in anger and have never dealt with an active shooter.
The fact is that they moved quickly, did hasty clears (versus slow and methodical, which I am sure they likely did afterwards to confirm that there were no additional threats/devices, etc) and pushed in as quick as they reasonably could until they found their primary target. Hasty clears can be and are dangerous, as it is easy to miss things, but it is what it is and you need to weigh the odds sometimes and just move towards where you think you will find the fight.
When they did find active shooter #1, they put that threat down, without hesitation. More likely than not, since they were not issued a crystal ball and had no idea if there were more killers, they then continued to search and do what they needed until they could confirm the school was secure.
The bottom line is that no response is perfect, but in this case, I would say they did an excellent job overall and they are responsible for a great many parents getting to hug their kids tonight.
I will further add that many times officers/individuals who have never been under fire or put into such high stress situations like that can have some sensory overload. Knowing what they are doing and what they are up against, the noise of the alarms, the commands and various people feeding them information both in their immediate vicinity as well as on the radio. It all ads up. Many times guys have their adrenalin shoot very high and as a result they start to breath hard. To people who don't know any better, they will comment about how "out of shape" that person is. That generally is not the primary contributing factor.
Often they just need one guy to push them in right direction and take charge. In this case, you could hear it on the audio/video. It had nothing to do with using the guy as a body barricade. The person who was coordinating that element (and there can be multiple elements/teams hastily thrown together) took charge and was doing a quick and hasty clear, not letting anyone slow down, and putting his most appropriate weapons up front (rifles). You want overmatch on a threat. You put overwhelming firepower to bear on the target when and if at all possible.
I have dealt with active shooters personally and seen people freeze up. Once they see you go, they will (and did) follow and the threat was no longer able to kill any more people.
Sh/it knew the police were inside and was shooting out the window, for the main purpose of drawing attention to sh/it's location. Too much of a candy ass to suck the barrel of sh/it's own gun.
Motive is pretty damn clear. Sh/it was targeting specific adult leadership. Once that was accomplished, sh/it's second goal was suicide. If it was about just killing randomly, sh/it wouldn't have stopped and stood by a window.
By the way, when they were going down that last hall upstairs, what was the one officer firing at? He couldn't have seen around that last corner at that time, unless sh/it was moving around in that hall/room where the window was that sh/it was firing out of.
Why are some of you doing the same thing Faux News does and going along referring to this kook as "She"? It was a dude.
She wanted you to think she was a dude, evidently it worked in your case.
The Nashville Police Chief said it was a woman....
If the person has XX chromosomes she is a female, no matter what she identifies as, if the person has XY chromosomes he is a male. That science is settled.
I posted this elsewhere but I will post this here as well, since we have some Monday Morning QBs who without question are commenting about things that have absolutely zero experience with...
There will be a lot of Monday morning quarterbacking. The majority of it from people who have never heard a shot fired in anger and have never dealt with an active shooter.
The fact is that they moved quickly, did hasty clears (versus slow and methodical, which I am sure they likely did afterwards to confirm that there were no additional threats/devices, etc) and pushed in as quick as they reasonably could until they found their primary target. Hasty clears can be and are dangerous, as it is easy to miss things, but it is what it is and you need to weigh the odds sometimes and just move towards where you think you will find the fight.
When they did find active shooter #1, they put that threat down, without hesitation. More likely than not, since they were not issued a crystal ball and had no idea if there were more killers, they then continued to search and do what they needed until they could confirm the school was secure.
The bottom line is that no response is perfect, but in this case, I would say they did an excellent job overall and they are responsible for a great many parents getting to hug their kids tonight.
I will further add that many times officers/individuals who have never been under fire or put into such high stress situations like that can have some sensory overload. Knowing what they are doing and what they are up against, the noise of the alarms, the commands and various people feeding them information both in their immediate vicinity as well as on the radio. It all ads up. Many times guys have their adrenalin shoot very high and as a result they start to breath hard. To people who don't know any better, they will comment about how "out of shape" that person is. That generally is not the primary contributing factor.
Often they just need one guy to push them in right direction and take charge. In this case, you could hear it on the audio/video. It had nothing to do with using the guy as a body barricade. The person who was coordinating that element (and there can be multiple elements/teams hastily thrown together) took charge and was doing a quick and hasty clear, not letting anyone slow down, and putting his most appropriate weapons up front (rifles). You want overmatch on a threat. You put overwhelming firepower to bear on the target when and if at all possible.
I have dealt with active shooters personally and seen people freeze up. Once they see you go, they will (and did) follow and the threat was no longer able to kill any more people.
Well said and fugg anyone who talks chit on these guys. They ran to their possible deaths and put fear aside to end that animals rampage. Those guys are heros. Wish there were many more like them!
Mac hit it. Obvious to anyone with 2 brain cells who the QB in that formation was. The man did a remarkable repeat of his training assignments. He played like he practiced and in the process kept his riflemen safe and effective. Lives were saved due to following the process. No one in front of that team leader felt like cannon fodder. None. That was a team to be reconned with in the most tragic of times. God bless them all.
Mac hit it. Obvious to anyone with 2 brain cells who the QB in that formation was. The man did a remarkable repeat of his training assignments. He played like he practiced and in the process kept his riflemen safe and effective. Lives were saved due to following the process. No one in front of that team leader felt like cannon fodder. None. That was a team to be reconned with in the most tragic of times. God bless them all.
“Out of every one hundred men, ten shouldn’t even be there, eighty are just targets, nine are the real fighters, and we are lucky to have them, for they make the battle. Ah, but the one, one is a warrior, and he will bring the others back.” Heraclitus
Big props to Officer Englebert. Took control from the moment he hit the scene, hastily assembled an entry team, led the way, and then took the shooter out. Incredible job by what appears to be quite a young officer (reportedly a 4 year PD veteran). My guess is he'll be wearing some chevrons soon.
Going to be some Monday morning QB'ing (talk of clusterfuck, guys muzzling each other, etc.), but this is the best example we have ever seen with these school shootings of what needs to happen and what should happen. It wasn't perfect. But it is the most perfect example of the type of officers needed and actions needed when it counts.
Officer Collazo also did a great job, despite being armed with only his sidearm, he was rushing into the thick of things and keeping everyone moving forward.
Those two guys are studs. If only Uvalde had a couple guys with the balls these guys had.
Jesse Watters said "it,s" Manifesto should be released next week. Be interesting how the Liberal Socialist Democrats and the Trannies exploit that with agenda word salad talking points.
No doubt it will be cleaned up or reworked to suit their agenda. Might be on the web now ????
I posted this elsewhere but I will post this here as well, since we have some Monday Morning QBs who without question are commenting about things that have absolutely zero experience with...
There will be a lot of Monday morning quarterbacking. The majority of it from people who have never heard a shot fired in anger and have never dealt with an active shooter.
The fact is that they moved quickly, did hasty clears (versus slow and methodical, which I am sure they likely did afterwards to confirm that there were no additional threats/devices, etc) and pushed in as quick as they reasonably could until they found their primary target. Hasty clears can be and are dangerous, as it is easy to miss things, but it is what it is and you need to weigh the odds sometimes and just move towards where you think you will find the fight.
When they did find active shooter #1, they put that threat down, without hesitation. More likely than not, since they were not issued a crystal ball and had no idea if there were more killers, they then continued to search and do what they needed until they could confirm the school was secure.
The bottom line is that no response is perfect, but in this case, I would say they did an excellent job overall and they are responsible for a great many parents getting to hug their kids tonight.
I will further add that many times officers/individuals who have never been under fire or put into such high stress situations like that can have some sensory overload. Knowing what they are doing and what they are up against, the noise of the alarms, the commands and various people feeding them information both in their immediate vicinity as well as on the radio. It all ads up. Many times guys have their adrenalin shoot very high and as a result they start to breath hard. To people who don't know any better, they will comment about how "out of shape" that person is. That generally is not the primary contributing factor.
Often they just need one guy to push them in right direction and take charge. In this case, you could hear it on the audio/video. It had nothing to do with using the guy as a body barricade. The person who was coordinating that element (and there can be multiple elements/teams hastily thrown together) took charge and was doing a quick and hasty clear, not letting anyone slow down, and putting his most appropriate weapons up front (rifles). You want overmatch on a threat. You put overwhelming firepower to bear on the target when and if at all possible.
I have dealt with active shooters personally and seen people freeze up. Once they see you go, they will (and did) follow and the threat was no longer able to kill any more people.
Well said and fugg anyone who talks chit on these guys. They ran to their possible deaths and put fear aside to end that animals rampage. Those guys are heros. Wish there were many more like them!
This is an important thing to also remember. They knew they were facing possible death or being horribly wounded but they went anyway. That can be aa difficult thing to put out of your mind and focus strictly the job of achieving what needs to be done.
Shortly after the shooting, the WAPO put up this photo and the name Samantha Hyde (aka Samuel) naming him/her/whatever as the shooter. It's totally the wrong person. He/she/whatever should sue them for defamation.
Big props to Officer Englebert. Took control from the moment he hit the scene, hastily assembled an entry team, led the way, and then took the shooter out. Incredible job by what appears to be quite a young officer (reportedly a 4 year PD veteran). My guess is he'll be wearing some chevrons soon.
Going to be some Monday morning QB'ing (talk of clusterfuck, guys muzzling each other, etc.), but this is the best example we have ever seen with these school shootings of what needs to happen and what should happen. It wasn't perfect. But it is the most perfect example of the type of officers needed and actions needed when it counts.
Officer Collazo also did a great job, despite being armed with only his sidearm, he was rushing into the thick of things and keeping everyone moving forward.
Those two guys are studs. If only Uvalde had a couple guys with the balls these guys had.
I’ll quibble just a little bit and very mildly. First, these guys did much better than anyone else we’ve seen. And they did what they were supposed to do.
Now here comes the quibble. If my kid were in that school, I would much rather see them go to the sound of the guns quicker than dick around clearing rooms. The teacher outside told him the shooter was on the second floor. We hear gunshots up there. Get up there and take the guy out immediately. For all you know, the guy is walking from room to room killing kids and the 30 seconds you spent clearing rooms downstairs is the difference between him killing a couple kids and walking into a room with 25 easy targets.
Like I said minor quibble. But in these instances I would prefer less attention to officer safety and more reckless and violent action.
Big props to Officer Englebert. Took control from the moment he hit the scene, hastily assembled an entry team, led the way, and then took the shooter out. Incredible job by what appears to be quite a young officer (reportedly a 4 year PD veteran). My guess is he'll be wearing some chevrons soon.
Going to be some Monday morning QB'ing (talk of clusterfuck, guys muzzling each other, etc.), but this is the best example we have ever seen with these school shootings of what needs to happen and what should happen. It wasn't perfect. But it is the most perfect example of the type of officers needed and actions needed when it counts.
Officer Collazo also did a great job, despite being armed with only his sidearm, he was rushing into the thick of things and keeping everyone moving forward.
Those two guys are studs. If only Uvalde had a couple guys with the balls these guys had.
I’ll quibble just a little bit and very mildly. First, these guys did much better than anyone else we’ve seen. And they did what they were supposed to do.
Now here comes the quibble. If my kid were in that school, I would much rather see them go to the sound of the guns quicker than dick around clearing rooms. The teacher outside told him the shooter was on the second floor. We hear gunshots up there. Get up there and take the guy out immediately. For all you know, the guy is walking from room to room killing kids and the 30 seconds you spent clearing rooms downstairs is the difference between him killing a couple kids and walking into a room with 25 easy targets.
Like I said minor quibble. But in these instances I would prefer less attention to officer safety and more reckless and violent action.
The shooting had stopped when they entered, so they we clearing as they went. Once they heard fresh gunfire, they stopped clearing and ran toward the gunfire.
Great job by the Nashville PD. I assume this was a special team. They had the skills and the necessary urgency to get the job done quickly and undoubtedly saved lives.
I think this was just a group of officers that formed as they arrived. Likely they had never trained together, didnt know each other, as evidenced by Officer Collazo giving directions like "go blue" referring to the blue tshirt, or "Push LPVO" and gesturing to the officer with the scoped rifle (Low Power Variable Optic) to go first into the larger room, rather than using names.
Most Departments train every member for Active Shooter situations, and the most likely scenario will be that the first 3 or 5 on scene will not be a special Swat type team, just whichever officers are first to arrive. Team leader can be determined by rank or just done on the fly, as some officers regardless of rank have a Leader demeanor.
Officer Collazo did a remarkable job in making a cohesive team and directing it, and assessing the unfolding terrain and switching up tactics. He switched Point from having the officer with the shotgun on point when doing stairs and hallways, to switching point to the scoped rifle equipped officer ("Push right LPVO") after seeing the large room in front of them where the shooter was killed.
In the video you can see the rifle equipped officer take it off safe as he entered the room just before shooting. He then puts it back on safe and holds as Collazo sweeps past him to deliver 4 more rounds with pistol.
From looking at the surveilence footage from the other thread on page 15 it looks like kids out in the playground on recess. That's probably why It (the sicko shooter) had a hard time finding targets in the school.
It drove right past them and didn't notice the kids outside. This could've been way worse if the shooter had any awareness.
I don't believe the kids were the main target. I believe it was the school leaderahip.
If the kids weren't the target, why did she shoot them? Her target was anyone she could see.
From looking at the surveilence footage from the other thread on page 15 it looks like kids out in the playground on recess. That's probably why It (the sicko shooter) had a hard time finding targets in the school.
It drove right past them and didn't notice the kids outside. This could've been way worse if the shooter had any awareness.
I don't believe the kids were the main target. I believe it was the school leaderahip.
If the kids weren't the target, why did she shoot them? Her target was anyone she could see.
Main, or primary targets vs. Secondary targets. The administrators she killed were all in their 60's, may have been their when she attended the school.
From looking at the surveilence footage from the other thread on page 15 it looks like kids out in the playground on recess. That's probably why It (the sicko shooter) had a hard time finding targets in the school.
It drove right past them and didn't notice the kids outside. This could've been way worse if the shooter had any awareness.
I don't believe the kids were the main target. I believe it was the school leaderahip.
If the kids weren't the target, why did she shoot them? Her target was anyone she could see.
Main, or primary targets vs. Secondary targets. The administrators she killed were all in their 60's, may have been their when she attended the school.
Head administrator, substitute teacher, and custodian from what I gather.
Great job by the Nashville PD. I assume this was a special team. They had the skills and the necessary urgency to get the job done quickly and undoubtedly saved lives.
I think this was just a group of officers that formed as they arrived. Likely they had never trained together, didnt know each other, as evidenced by Officer Collazo giving directions like "go blue" referring to the blue tshirt, or "Push LPVO" and gesturing to the officer with the scoped rifle (Low Power Variable Optic) to go first into the larger room, rather than using names.
Most Departments train every member for Active Shooter situations, and the most likely scenario will be that the first 3 or 5 on scene will not be a special Swat type team, just whichever officers are first to arrive. Team leader can be determined by rank or just done on the fly, as some officers regardless of rank have a Leader demeanor.
Officer Collazo did a remarkable job in making a cohesive team and directing it, and assessing the unfolding terrain and switching up tactics. He switched Point from having the officer with the shotgun on point when doing stairs and hallways, to switching point to the scoped rifle equipped officer ("Push right LPVO") after seeing the large room in front of them where the shooter was killed.
In the video you can see the rifle equipped officer take it off safe as he entered the room just before shooting. He then puts it back on safe and holds as Collazo sweeps past him to deliver 4 more rounds with pistol.
Just well done.
You may be right that these people hadn't trained together, but they seem to have a higher skill level than the average officer based on what I've seen. At any rate they did a great job, and removed the threat very quickly which is the important thing.
It appears that Youtube and networks have all scrubbed the videos of the final scene. They all cut it off before they show the cops killing her. I've looked a a dozen or more and they all cut off.
It appears that Youtube and networks have all scrubbed the videos of the final scene. They all cut it off before they show the cops killing her. I've looked a a dozen or more and they all cut off.
It appears that Youtube and networks have all scrubbed the videos of the final scene. They all cut it off before they show the cops killing her. I've looked a a dozen or more and they all cut off.
It appears that Youtube and networks have all scrubbed the videos of the final scene. They all cut it off before they show the cops killing her. I've looked a a dozen or more and they all cut off.
I can't explain the shoes, but does anyone think that all the news can report a shooting that's a fake when the school and the people are real? Can they say they're dead when they aren't? Here's a page from the school's website with the head teacher who was killed. How could they say it's a fake when she's for real? HEAD TEACHER
I can't explain the shoes, but does anyone think that all the news can report a shooting that's a fake when the school and the people are real? Can they say they're dead when they aren't? Here's a page from the school's website with the head teacher who was killed. How could they say it's a fake when she's for real? HEAD TEACHER
I don’t know what it is. I offered it without comment. I only know that they appear different. My be a washout effect on the camera. Might be a lot of things. I’m really not qualified to say. I can only say that from those pictures, they don’t look the same.
So, let me get this straight: You folks are suggesting that the image of her after being shot (and those of the raid by police) on the one hand, and the images of her wandering around in the school, were from different days? And this implies that it's all a performance, i.e., like a Hollywood production, but designed to fool the public into thinking it's all real?
So, let me get this straight: You folks are suggesting that the image of her after being shot (and those of the raid by police) on the one hand, and the images of her wandering around in the school, were from different days? And this implies that it's all a performance, i.e., like a Hollywood production, but designed to fool the public into thinking it's all real?
I’m not implying anything. It just looks like her shoes are different. But I definitely believe there was a real shooting.
It ain’t kookery to look at pictures and see that the shoes look different. I’m not kidding when I say that I literally don’t know what to make of it. It just looks to be the case as far as those pics show. There might be plenty of explanations. I don’t know. I only see the pics.
It ain’t kookery to look at pictures and see that the shoes look different. I’m not kidding when I say that I literally don’t know what to make of it. It just looks to be the case as far as those pics show. There might be plenty of explanations. I don’t know. I only see the pics.
Well, since this place is to proffer opinions and believe me I don't put ANYTHING past the government, in this instance, yeah it's nuts. It's just my opinion...
It ain’t kookery to look at pictures and see that the shoes look different. I’m not kidding when I say that I literally don’t know what to make of it. It just looks to be the case as far as those pics show. There might be plenty of explanations. I don’t know. I only see the pics.
Well, since this place is to proffer opinions and believe me I don't put ANYTHING past the government, in this instance, yeah it's nuts. It's just my opinion...
Nuts to observe that things appear different in one picture verses another?
The red spot, for instance, seems to bleed into the pant cuff as if it is a layer on top of the actual image.
The yellow appears to be there in the picture of her standing, only it's washed out to look white. It also exhibits some bleed into the white shoe sole side.
It ain’t kookery to look at pictures and see that the shoes look different. I’m not kidding when I say that I literally don’t know what to make of it. It just looks to be the case as far as those pics show. There might be plenty of explanations. I don’t know. I only see the pics.
Well, since this place is to proffer opinions and believe me I don't put ANYTHING past the government, in this instance, yeah it's nuts. It's just my opinion...
Nuts to observe that things appear different in one picture verses another?
no sir, that is certainly a valid point. Nuts is suggesting this was some government "zombie flash flag" operation.... maybe?
It ain’t kookery to look at pictures and see that the shoes look different. I’m not kidding when I say that I literally don’t know what to make of it. It just looks to be the case as far as those pics show. There might be plenty of explanations. I don’t know. I only see the pics.
On the corpse shot the white line on the right shoe makes an obvious peak as it borders what appear to be red and yellow coloring. Maybe a washout or flare on the colors. I do not see how the bold white line on the outside of the right shoe can be due to that. That does not match in any mistakable way the images of the upright and moving shooter.
I have no idea why what can be seen is so. Perhaps she intentionally did this to rattle heads. Who knows what a psychotic brain can conjure. It’s still a strange occurrence.
The red spot, for instance, seems to bleed into the pant cuff as if it is a layer on top of the actual image.
The yellow appears to be there in the picture of her standing, only it's washed out to look white. It also exhibits some bleed into the white shoe sole side.
Low-res crap.
Or Maybe he/she changed his/her shoes in the middle of all the commotion.
Surveillance videos in general are low resolution and nothing is ever very clear. I think this shoe thing is just that - too low of resolution to make them out clearly.
It ain’t kookery to look at pictures and see that the shoes look different. I’m not kidding when I say that I literally don’t know what to make of it. It just looks to be the case as far as those pics show. There might be plenty of explanations. I don’t know. I only see the pics.
I get that. Now, assuming the shoes are different, what might that fact imply?
It ain’t kookery to look at pictures and see that the shoes look different. I’m not kidding when I say that I literally don’t know what to make of it. It just looks to be the case as far as those pics show. There might be plenty of explanations. I don’t know. I only see the pics.
I get that. Now, assuming the shoes are different, what might that fact imply?
The red spot, for instance, seems to bleed into the pant cuff as if it is a layer on top of the actual image.
The yellow appears to be there in the picture of her standing, only it's washed out to look white. It also exhibits some bleed into the white shoe sole side.
Low-res crap.
Or Maybe he/she changed his/her shoes in the middle of all the commotion.
Maybe not.
So where is the other pair of shoes? Is that something they found but no one felt it was sufficiently important to report to the media?
Surveillance videos in general are low resolution and nothing is ever very clear. I think this shoe thing is just that - too low of resolution to make them out clearly.
The red spot, for instance, seems to bleed into the pant cuff as if it is a layer on top of the actual image.
The yellow appears to be there in the picture of her standing, only it's washed out to look white. It also exhibits some bleed into the white shoe sole side.
Low-res crap.
Or Maybe he/she changed his/her shoes in the middle of all the commotion.
Maybe not.
So where is the other pair of shoes? Is that something they found but no one felt it was sufficiently important to report to the media?
Perhaps they are just crap photos. Obviously, gone over cause they blur the face.
The red spot, for instance, seems to bleed into the pant cuff as if it is a layer on top of the actual image.
The yellow appears to be there in the picture of her standing, only it's washed out to look white. It also exhibits some bleed into the white shoe sole side.
Low-res crap.
Or Maybe he/she changed his/her shoes in the middle of all the commotion.
Maybe not.
It is a woman, regardless of what she called herself. Women are known for changing their wardrobe for any reason.
Surveillance videos in general are low resolution and nothing is ever very clear. I think this shoe thing is just that - too low of resolution to make them out clearly.
Surveillance videos in general are low resolution and nothing is ever very clear. I think this shoe thing is just that - too low of resolution to make them out clearly.
It could be as simple as that.
We are in agreement TRH.
Tend to concur. If this were a deep fake, they would have done a better job. Heck a CGI version wouldn't make this mistake.
They look the same to me, except for some low-res JPEG compression artifacts.
Agree. Stills from video adding in how converting to jpeg format will have the program "predict" how the lines of different shades form would do this. Remember the issue in the Rittenhouse trial over this.
I can't explain the shoes, but does anyone think that all the news can report a shooting that's a fake when the school and the people are real? Can they say they're dead when they aren't? Here's a page from the school's website with the head teacher who was killed. How could they say it's a fake when she's for real? HEAD TEACHER
Im all for the conspiracy type chit and half truth, but to anyone trying to say this didnt happen, they can fugg off. Maybe they should try going face to face and telling one of the parents who just lost their child to this monster that it was all a lie.
I can't explain the shoes, but does anyone think that all the news can report a shooting that's a fake when the school and the people are real? Can they say they're dead when they aren't? Here's a page from the school's website with the head teacher who was killed. How could they say it's a fake when she's for real? HEAD TEACHER
Im all for the conspiracy type chit and half truth, but to anyone trying to say this didnt happen, they can fugg off. Maybe they should try going face to face and telling one of the parents who just lost their child to this monster that it was all a lie.
I can't explain the shoes, but does anyone think that all the news can report a shooting that's a fake when the school and the people are real? Can they say they're dead when they aren't? Here's a page from the school's website with the head teacher who was killed. How could they say it's a fake when she's for real? HEAD TEACHER
Im all for the conspiracy type chit and half truth, but to anyone trying to say this didnt happen, they can fugg off. Maybe they should try going face to face and telling one of the parents who just lost their child to this monster that it was all a lie.
I can't explain the shoes, but does anyone think that all the news can report a shooting that's a fake when the school and the people are real? Can they say they're dead when they aren't? Here's a page from the school's website with the head teacher who was killed. How could they say it's a fake when she's for real? HEAD TEACHER
Im all for the conspiracy type chit and half truth, but to anyone trying to say this didnt happen, they can fugg off. Maybe they should try going face to face and telling one of the parents who just lost their child to this monster that it was all a lie.