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Traditional Catholic Faith => Fighting Errors in the Modern World => Topic started by: Cera on October 08, 2017, 06:34:33 PM
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Was Vegas shooters an arms dealer, as his brother suggested?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OoIFXXoFOso
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It doesn't add up that someone who ostensibly had no experience or training in long range shooting would not only be able to plan this out, get all the guns, ammo and hardware up into the room without being on security cameras or having anyone to help him, but to be capable of placing his shots that far away into the crowd well enough to injure hundreds and kill at least 58 people at long range.
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How did he know to obtain and how to install and use bump stocks to speed up his semi-auto rifles?
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Later reports said they found a scrap of paper in the hotel room with numbers and scratching on it that they believe is what Paddock used to estimate the trajectory of his rifle bullets. And he knew how to do this without ever having been to a shooting range? No military experience? No hunting skills? The "scrap of paper" sounds like a stopgap measure to cover the bases.
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At this point, it's more believable that he was a patsy and the real perpetrators had secret access to the room in advance so they could move the hardware in without being on security cameras doing it. How they get all the local law enforcement to cooperate with the charade is kind of incredible, though. There are good men in law enforcement.
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What a world.
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"Stephen was an ar...."
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"...my of one."
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"Stephen was an army of one."
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"Stephen was an ar...."
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"...my of one."
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"Stephen was an army of one."
That doesn't fit with what he said after he became flustered and said "please don't ...don't . . . I meant that as an uh colloquilalism. I don't want to say anything about the army." (paraphrased from memory). Check it out. He would NOT have been so extremely upset and flustered if he had intended something like "army pf one."
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That doesn't fit with what he said after he became flustered and said "please don't ...don't . . . I meant that as an uh colloquilalism. I don't want to say anything about the army." (paraphrased from memory). Check it out. He would NOT have been so extremely upset and flustered if he had intended something like "army pf one."
Yes, because he said he was going to insult those who serve, and that phrase is an insult to military personnel.
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I think the brother must have been wearing an earpiece for the second interview and was "stopped" in his tracks during the sentence "my brother was an "AR...please don't..." Who was the "please don't" directed at?
The FBI worked this guy over big time.
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I think the brother must have been wearing an earpiece for the second interview and was "stopped" in his tracks during the sentence "my brother was an "AR...please don't..." Who was the "please don't" directed at?
The FBI worked this guy over big time.
That's a good point. Although the "please don't" might have been directed at reporters? If the brother was going to say "army . . ." army what? Army brat? Not Army vet; he was reportedly not a vet. Armenian makes more sense than army.