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Contempt of Cop is a serious offense in Klown World
TX - 21 Dead, Dozens Injured in Texas Elementary School Shooting
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Okay, if this is true, then Punisher-logo-on-the-phone cop gets a pass:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...ne-HUSBAND-teacher-gunned-Salvador-Ramos.html
What...the actual...hell? Note that the cop you are referring to only had a handgun and no body armor.
John 10:11-13
11 “I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep. 12 The hired hand is not the shepherd and does not own the sheep. So when he sees the wolf coming, he abandons the sheep and runs away. Then the wolf attacks the flock and scatters it. 13 The man runs away because he is a hired hand and cares nothing for the sheep.
Seems to be a pattern of cowards to hate on the people actually trying to do something.
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^^^^^^^^Always some convenient after-the-fact excuse put out when something questionable arises and receives social media attention. Move along, nothing to see here. Just keep accepting the narrative that we, the big truthful media corporate conglomerates, feed you to explain everything questionable away.
Pay no mind to the fact that the Punisher logo was also the logo used by Craft International, the "training consulting firm" suspected of carrying out the Boston Bombing event and other false flags and hoaxes.
https://repository.library.northeastern.edu/files/neu:m042gs85s
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The point I was making is that he wasn't trying to make "excuses." He actually WANTED to go in and try to save his dying wife. Despite not having a rifle or body armor he still attempted to go in and was stopped by his fellow cops. As for the Punisher logo, it's also used by Oathkeepers.
The point I was making is that he wasn't trying to make "excuses." He actually WANTED to go in and try to save his dying wife. Despite not having a rifle or body armor he still attempted to go in and was stopped by his fellow cops. As for the Punisher logo, it's also used by Oathkeepers.
You realize that's just a gif someone made on Etsy right? That is/was Craft's actual corporate logo.
Actual Oathkeepers logo:
Any way, the story stinks more every day, and there's now always a convenient cover story put out to explain away the growing stink. Why anyone buys into any of it as anything other than fiction, or at best another false flag psyop, is beyond my comprehension.
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Nonsense. Go watch the original on-the-ground videos again. There were no more than 3 ambulances staged outside the school but there were 400 LEOs? lol ok
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Whoever holds the purse strings to that particular black-ops budget is the only one who can stop 'mass shootings'
.Wait, so now we're suddenly supposed to trust what we see in "black mirror world"?
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/discernment
We all have different levels of it.
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Whoever holds the purse strings to that particular black-ops budget is the only one who can stop 'mass shootings'
Tell that to this guy.
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LOL. "Discernment" - a pretty fancy word to use for a phenomenon as simple as just dismissing as untrustworthy anything that doesn't happen to dovetail with your preferred narrative, while giving a pass to whatever does.
Oh, I'm sure
And your level of "discernment" seems to be higher than everyone else's.
Much higher.
I appreciate your continued flattery but I do not wish to date you.
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Pretty good. It would be funnier if we thought you also had insane eyes and donkey teeth.
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That's okay. I'd just have broken your heart when you inevitably ended up deciding I'm some kind of "controlled opposition", anyway.
We're all libertarians here. After dimming the LEDs and lighting a few banana scented candles, whatever Occam's wants to imagine is his business.
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“I’m so scared”: 911 recordings reveal fear and urgency of those trapped in Uvalde elementary school
Audio obtained by The Texas Tribune and ProPublica shows just how long police and dispatchers likely knew that children and teachers were in danger before taking action at Robb Elementary School.
https://www.texastribune.org/2022/11/01/uvalde-911-dispatch-recordings
(01 November 2022)
[... article and audio clips at link ...]
Audio obtained by The Texas Tribune and ProPublica shows just how long police and dispatchers likely knew that children and teachers were in danger before taking action at Robb Elementary School.
https://www.texastribune.org/2022/11/01/uvalde-911-dispatch-recordings
(01 November 2022)
[... article and audio clips at link ...]
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Uvalde school police chief admitted to deliberately leaving kids in classroom
"I didn't want this dude to come out," the chief said with a chuckle as he defended his decision to evacuate the rest of the school first before attempting to rescue the kids trapped in a classroom with the shooter.
https://thepostmillennial.com/uvald...ted-to-deliberately-leaving-kids-in-classroom
Alex Timothy (12 January 2023)
The Texas police chief who came under fire for his handling of the Uvalde school shooting has been revealed to have admitted the day after the mass slaughter that he deliberately made the call to keep the kids in the classroom and to not rescue them, even though he described hearing "a lot" of shots and the gunman reload.
Pedro "Pete" Arredondo made the admission during his only briefing with investigators the day after the deadly massacre at Robb Elementary School that left 19 kids and two teachers dead.
During the hour-long interview, which was obtained by CNN, the chief can be seen smiling and making jokes, while also defending his decision to evacuate the rest of the school before attempting to rescue the students trapped in a classroom with the 18-year-old mass shooter Salvador Ramos.
"When I opened the [school] door, I saw the smoke," Arredondo said as he described being the first officer to arrive at the scene and hearing multiple gunshots as he and a colleague approached the classroom where the kids and teachers were being held.
"Obviously, I backed off and started taking cover," he said, despite his training clearly stating that officers risk their own lives to "neutralize" active shooters, which CNN noted.
"I know there's probably victims in there and with the shots I heard, I know there’s probably somebody who’s going to be deceased," he stated, but argued that his priority should be the "preservation of life" of those not under "immediate threat."
"I know this is horrible," he said, incorrectly claiming that it's what "our training tells us to do."
"We have him contained, there's probably going to be some deceased in there — but we don't need any more from out here," he said.
CNN noted that Arredondo had just a few months earlier received active-shooter training, which states, "First responders to the active shooter scene will usually be required to place themselves in harm's way and display uncommon acts of courage to save the innocent."
A full 77 minutes later, authorities on the scene finally burst into the room and confronted Ramos.
"We're going to get scrutinized, I'm expecting that. We're getting scrutinized for why we didn’t go in there," he said.
He claims he was unable to communicate with dispatch, and despite acknowledging that he heard the gunman reload, remained focused on clearing the rest of the school and getting more cover.
"I didn’t want this dude to come out," he said with a chuckle. "I didn’t want him to pop up somewhere and run off."
He also blamed the delay on being unable to locate a key to unlock the door, even though a Texas Senate hearing later heard that the door was unlocked the whole time and that nobody even tried to open it.
This newly revealed interview was the only one Arredondo gave, as he stopped cooperating following the many accusations of leading a disastrous response.
The chief was fired from his position with the Uvalde school board in August.
"I didn't want this dude to come out," the chief said with a chuckle as he defended his decision to evacuate the rest of the school first before attempting to rescue the kids trapped in a classroom with the shooter.
https://thepostmillennial.com/uvald...ted-to-deliberately-leaving-kids-in-classroom
Alex Timothy (12 January 2023)
The Texas police chief who came under fire for his handling of the Uvalde school shooting has been revealed to have admitted the day after the mass slaughter that he deliberately made the call to keep the kids in the classroom and to not rescue them, even though he described hearing "a lot" of shots and the gunman reload.
Pedro "Pete" Arredondo made the admission during his only briefing with investigators the day after the deadly massacre at Robb Elementary School that left 19 kids and two teachers dead.
During the hour-long interview, which was obtained by CNN, the chief can be seen smiling and making jokes, while also defending his decision to evacuate the rest of the school before attempting to rescue the students trapped in a classroom with the 18-year-old mass shooter Salvador Ramos.
"When I opened the [school] door, I saw the smoke," Arredondo said as he described being the first officer to arrive at the scene and hearing multiple gunshots as he and a colleague approached the classroom where the kids and teachers were being held.
"Obviously, I backed off and started taking cover," he said, despite his training clearly stating that officers risk their own lives to "neutralize" active shooters, which CNN noted.
"I know there's probably victims in there and with the shots I heard, I know there’s probably somebody who’s going to be deceased," he stated, but argued that his priority should be the "preservation of life" of those not under "immediate threat."
"I know this is horrible," he said, incorrectly claiming that it's what "our training tells us to do."
"We have him contained, there's probably going to be some deceased in there — but we don't need any more from out here," he said.
CNN noted that Arredondo had just a few months earlier received active-shooter training, which states, "First responders to the active shooter scene will usually be required to place themselves in harm's way and display uncommon acts of courage to save the innocent."
A full 77 minutes later, authorities on the scene finally burst into the room and confronted Ramos.
"We're going to get scrutinized, I'm expecting that. We're getting scrutinized for why we didn’t go in there," he said.
He claims he was unable to communicate with dispatch, and despite acknowledging that he heard the gunman reload, remained focused on clearing the rest of the school and getting more cover.
"I didn’t want this dude to come out," he said with a chuckle. "I didn’t want him to pop up somewhere and run off."
He also blamed the delay on being unable to locate a key to unlock the door, even though a Texas Senate hearing later heard that the door was unlocked the whole time and that nobody even tried to open it.
This newly revealed interview was the only one Arredondo gave, as he stopped cooperating following the many accusations of leading a disastrous response.
The chief was fired from his position with the Uvalde school board in August.
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To paraphrase Michael Malice: "There is no breaking of the law so obscene that the police are unwilling to ignore it, up to and including the mass execution of innocent children."
IOW: "He argued that his priority should be saving those who are not in danger."
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