Suspect ‘Eyewitnesses’ – From 9/11 to the Colorado Massacre

By now most people reading this already know that there are a number of unanswered questions surrounding the Colorado theater shooting, so I just want to quickly point out a few things and maybe make a few connections along the way.

Apart from the fact that the DHS and the FBI released a memo in May this year to security and emergency services to be on the alert for a ‘terrorist’ attack at a movie theater; apart from the fact that on the same day as the Aurora massacre, Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine was holding an identical drill 17 miles away that simulated a shooter in a movie theater; apart from the fact that the FBI is officially known to have set up ‘terror attacks’ that included creating the plan, providing the weapons and equipment, preparing the location of the attack and even driving the vehicles to pull it off; APART from all that, there is the also the problem of the eyewitnesses to the Colorado shooting who stated that the gunman (James Holmes) seemed to have an accomplice. Read more »

Seal Team Six Silenced, But Not ‘Mark Walsh’

‘Useful idiots’ is how they’re usually referred to, but not all people unwittingly involved in government cover-ups are stupid. If they were, there would be no need to bump so many of them off after the fact.

Then again, it depends on what you definition of the word ‘stupid’ is. Possessing information that could expose government skullduggery and not keeping your mouth shut might sound ‘stupid’ to some.

Take the members of Seal Team Six who allegedly looked the arch evil-doer in the eye before gunning him down. Given that the ‘killing of Osama bin Laden’ was a badly scripted fantasy, and the members of Seal Team Six undoubtedly knew it, how does the government/secret government (whatever) deal with possible leaks? Easy. There’s a ‘war’ going on in Afghanistan (supposedly) and wars are the best place to covertly bump people off. Hence this latest piece of government/media theater:

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