Posted by NCWayne on March 28, 2013 at 19:43:56 from (173.188.169.54):
In Reply to: Say what???????? posted by Goose on March 28, 2013 at 09:00:28:
Check out some of the videos on Youtube if you want to become really sceptical of the whole event. Granted there will always be crackpot "conspiracy theory" types out there, but there are also some that know a conspiracy when they see one and aren't afraid to say so. In this case anyone who can watch news footage and listen to what both the police involved say, as well as what was reported by the news media and don't believe that there was something HINKY about the whole afair has to be so brainwashed it isn't funny.
Ultimately there are WAY TOO many things wrong with what we all can see and hear about the incident to believe it was anything but a staged event. Staged for what reason, or reasons, beyond the obvious, who knows.....but staged none-the-less. The video in my link is over an hour long and it's only part one, but take a look and see how you feel about things afterwards. I fast forwarded through much of it, as I had watched another video with some of the same info two months ago, but there was alot of new stuff in this one that I hadn't seen before. Beyond that there are many, many others with the same and different info that will all lead to the same conclusion if you watch them. Take a look and let us know what you think when your done.....
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