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20th December 2013 15:33
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Re: Sandy Hook "victims" alive?
Glad to hear it, SilentFeathers. Now your opinion means something....
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20th December 2013 15:48
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Re: Sandy Hook "victims" alive?
I just came across this article regarding this issue. You be the judge.
Hoax and High Treason… Adam Lanza Never Existed!… Sandy Hook School Was Not an Operating School at Time of Shooting!
http://knowthelies.wordpress.com/201...e-of-shooting/
Again, I cannot overemphasize the importance of all of us recognizing that the Sandy Hook so-called massacre was a staged event, serving several purposes. Let us not make the mistake of taking it as an actual event. One of the authors of this blog post – Jim Fetzer – has also been responsible for truly outstanding analysis of the JFK assassination, so he brings credentials to this analysis that are beyond question.
In my view, this event was staged for several reasons:
-Pursue the gun control agenda in the United States
-Illustrate how the planned global religion will deal with such things, in part because they will be commonplace
-Run a grand experiment to see how the community at large will respond to an event such as this
Sandy Hook has the fingerprints of the NWO all over it.
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20th December 2013 22:35
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Re: Sandy Hook "victims" alive?
Ok so let me get this right....
"They", being the powers that be, are faking school shootings to try and convince people that gun control is necessary, are faking school shootings to illustrate how the global religion (?) will deal with these kinds of events because they're going to be happening all the time, and they want to see how people react to kids being shot.
Now I"m not trying to be snide, I'm really curious because I live in a country where there is gun control. You can own certain guns, firearms for example, for hunting. And it's a rare day when someone is shot in a crime with a hunting rifle. It does happen, but usually with firearms that are smuggled into the country.
So is this about the kids, as I first thought, or is it about people taking away guns....
Some figures to consider:
The United States ranks twelfth in number of deaths per 100,000 population as a result of guns. They are beaten, in order, by Honduras, El Salvador, Jamaica, Swaziland, Guatemala, Columbia, South Africa, Brazil, Panama, and Uruguay. 10.3 deaths per 100,000. Those deaths are mostly from suicide (6.3), followed by homicide (3.6), unintentional (.3) and unidentified (.1).
Compared to Canada, the total number of deaths per 100,000 population as a result of guns: 2.38 Total as a result of homicides: .5
I understand the reason behind the keeping of guns state-side. I have a difficult time understanding why because I grew up in a culture that used guns only for hunting, and you only killed what you were able to eat (you got a ticket for white tail or mulie, or you lucked out and got a ticket for moose, you bagged out, you took the meat you could use, you gave away what you couldn't).
So I guess the question I have for my American cousins is this: why, given the higher rate of violence associated with guns, is gun control such a scarey thing? This isn't a rhetorical question. I really do want to know.
I just can't seem to join the dots here. It doesn't make sense.
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21st December 2013 00:16
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