(Thanks, A. :)

Reader Ajeocci writes:

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I have a hard time believing these stories about "mass shootings", because I always see the same buzz words. Like, "an arsenal". Never, "the suspect had several more weapons at home." Or, "bomb-making materials." Such as what? Sugar in the kitchen, charcoal and sulphur in the greenhouse, and potassium nitrate in the bathroom cabinet?

And then there are always the videos. Out of focus, blurry, poorly lighted, but narrated to convey the story as desired. This particular video shows "bullet strikes" with a lot of sparks, or puffs of dust. I was a range officer for 11 years at major shooting competitions, and saw a lot of "bullet strikes" on steel targets, cement blocks, etc. and I can say I never saw sparks from anything but steel cored projectiles, and even then, very rarely. Even tracers produce sparks only occasionally.

This video has all the earmarks of a hollywood production. And, then "official" versions claim one shooter, two, three and four. "One sniper dead, three in custody." "The lone gunman...." Bullshit. The media doesn't have a clue what actually happened, but that doesn't stop them from airing a "breaking news" bulletin.

I really hope it is a false flag, rather than four more dead police officers. I've known a lot of cops in my life and all but perhaps two or three are absolutely wonderful people, doing a job that most of us can't or won't do.

Just my opinion.

Ajeocci

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