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>US suspect was 'training children to commit school shootings'
What in the fuck is this shit? This just mudslimes? This some hyper CIA MOSSAD shit? Could shit like this lead to answers as to why we have all these school shootings now vs the past?
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>>164764
Why look for one cause? Don't forget corrupt mental health professionals and microwave tech to put voices in peoples heads. So many avenues to keep society fucked up.
Why look for one cause? Don't forget corrupt mental health professionals and microwave tech to put voices in peoples heads. So many avenues to keep society fucked up.
>>164769
>AMALIA, N.M. (AP) — The father of a missing Georgia boy was training children at a New Mexico compound to commit school shootings, prosecutors said in court documents obtained Wednesday, as authorities waited to learn if human remains found at the site were those of the boy.
>The documents say Siraj Ibn Wahhaj was conducting weapons training with assault rifles at the compound near the Colorado border where authorities say they found 11 hungry children living in filthy conditions in a raid Friday.
>Prosecutor Timothy Hasson filed the court documents while asking that Wahhaj be held without bail after he was arrested last week with four other adults facing child abuse charges.
http://archive.is/JgtOH
>AMALIA, N.M. (AP) — The father of a missing Georgia boy was training children at a New Mexico compound to commit school shootings, prosecutors said in court documents obtained Wednesday, as authorities waited to learn if human remains found at the site were those of the boy.
>The documents say Siraj Ibn Wahhaj was conducting weapons training with assault rifles at the compound near the Colorado border where authorities say they found 11 hungry children living in filthy conditions in a raid Friday.
>Prosecutor Timothy Hasson filed the court documents while asking that Wahhaj be held without bail after he was arrested last week with four other adults facing child abuse charges.
http://archive.is/JgtOH
More reason that the 2nd amendment should only apply to whites, and Christian's at that tbh. Be better if the 13th didnt exis.
>>164764
>The officers who discovered the children said they looked "like Third World country refugees not only with no food or fresh water, but with no shoes, personal hygiene and basically dirty rags for clothing".
>Authorities had raided the site after receiving a message from someone that read: "We are starving and need food and water."
Fucking sickening.
>Police said they had been aware of the compound for some time but had to wait for a search warrant before entering, as the occupants were "most likely heavily armed and considered extremist of the Muslim belief".
Shouldn't that have been a reason TO raid the place?
>The officers who discovered the children said they looked "like Third World country refugees not only with no food or fresh water, but with no shoes, personal hygiene and basically dirty rags for clothing".
>Authorities had raided the site after receiving a message from someone that read: "We are starving and need food and water."
Fucking sickening.
>Police said they had been aware of the compound for some time but had to wait for a search warrant before entering, as the occupants were "most likely heavily armed and considered extremist of the Muslim belief".
Shouldn't that have been a reason TO raid the place?
>>164783
Memba It is ok to leave pig heads and bacon on the doorsteps of mosques in the US. At least the Catholic spics on our country won't like this shit coming into their shitty neighborhoods if muzzies try to do more of this.
Memba It is ok to leave pig heads and bacon on the doorsteps of mosques in the US. At least the Catholic spics on our country won't like this shit coming into their shitty neighborhoods if muzzies try to do more of this.
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>>164781
>A step in this direction was taken at Walter Reed Army Hospital of Research in 1973 by Dr. Joseph Sharp. Inside an isolation chamber, Sharp heard words beamed at him in a pulsed-microwave audiogram. An audiogram is a computerized analog of the spoken voice. ARPA's Robert o. Becker foresaw in the experiment nobvious aplications in covert operations.” He imagined a barrage of “voices” driving an enemy insane, and post-hypnotic suggestion radioed to a programmed assassin.
– Hearing Voices by Alex Constantine
http://www.newworldwar.org/microwavehearing.htm
https://patents.google.com/patent/US4877027A/en
>Parkland school shooting suspect heard voices to 'Burn, kill, destroy', confession says
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2018/08/06/parkland-school-shooting-suspect-confession-nikolas-cruz/919322002/
etc etc
>A step in this direction was taken at Walter Reed Army Hospital of Research in 1973 by Dr. Joseph Sharp. Inside an isolation chamber, Sharp heard words beamed at him in a pulsed-microwave audiogram. An audiogram is a computerized analog of the spoken voice. ARPA's Robert o. Becker foresaw in the experiment nobvious aplications in covert operations.” He imagined a barrage of “voices” driving an enemy insane, and post-hypnotic suggestion radioed to a programmed assassin.
– Hearing Voices by Alex Constantine
http://www.newworldwar.org/microwavehearing.htm
https://patents.google.com/patent/US4877027A/en
>Parkland school shooting suspect heard voices to 'Burn, kill, destroy', confession says
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2018/08/06/parkland-school-shooting-suspect-confession-nikolas-cruz/919322002/
etc etc
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>>164783
Wait. You guys don't have like a law that destroy any freedom you have just by the mere rumor of being a terrorist?
Why didn't they used that in this situation? They basically were creating child soldiers to kill more children
Wait. You guys don't have like a law that destroy any freedom you have just by the mere rumor of being a terrorist?
Why didn't they used that in this situation? They basically were creating child soldiers to kill more children
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>>164787
>>164788
Interesting timing?
Source: https://www.economist.com/graphic-detail/2015/08/10/to-keep-and-bear-arms
>>164788
Interesting timing?
Source: https://www.economist.com/graphic-detail/2015/08/10/to-keep-and-bear-arms
>>164800
Because if there's no threat of terror in the US, then they'd have to give up those powers, and the thing about power is that no one wants to let go of it. As someone once wrote, nothing fuels the war on terror better than successful acts of terror.
Because if there's no threat of terror in the US, then they'd have to give up those powers, and the thing about power is that no one wants to let go of it. As someone once wrote, nothing fuels the war on terror better than successful acts of terror.
>>164764
First I thought it could be a pizza-farm, but something just felt like this was not it or at least not part of a pizza-chain.
After it was known they were training school shooters I am back thinking this was part of a bigger plot. I think it is highly possible that the raid of the farm have prevented a string of school shootings that were meant to be the final push for removal of the 2nd amendment. There is no reason to train children for school shootings. The only thing school shootings can be used for politically is as a means to remove the 2nd amendment.
>whether they knew they were part of a political ploy or just too stupid and duped into it I don't know
First I thought it could be a pizza-farm, but something just felt like this was not it or at least not part of a pizza-chain.
After it was known they were training school shooters I am back thinking this was part of a bigger plot. I think it is highly possible that the raid of the farm have prevented a string of school shootings that were meant to be the final push for removal of the 2nd amendment. There is no reason to train children for school shootings. The only thing school shootings can be used for politically is as a means to remove the 2nd amendment.
>whether they knew they were part of a political ploy or just too stupid and duped into it I don't know
>>164850
So, they can't do nothing until the body count starts to rise, even when the signals are really obvious like hanging a giant cock on a international bridge.
Grrrrrreeeeeeeaaaaaattttt
So, they can't do nothing until the body count starts to rise, even when the signals are really obvious like hanging a giant cock on a international bridge.
Grrrrrreeeeeeeaaaaaattttt
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Images from the compound
http://archive.is/wplne
Image 1:
>Broken glass embedded in the top of a mud wall built by adults living in a compound in Amalia, New Mexico, fronting a secondary wall made of dirt-filled tires.
Image 2:
>A compound in Amalia, New Mexico, where authorities say they rescued 11 kids and arrested five adults on suspicion of child abuse. This picture shows a partially buried RV, which has been covered by a plastic tarp, and a portion of the tire wall on the front of the site.
Image 3:
>A child's toy sits inside a compound at Amalia, New Mexico, where authorities arrested five adults on suspicion of child abuse. Eleven children were rescued from the site.
Image 4:
>A Quran, along with an English-language translation, sit next to a battered water bottle inside the compound at Amalia, New Mexico, where authorities arrested five adults on suspicion of child abuse.
http://archive.is/wplne
Image 1:
>Broken glass embedded in the top of a mud wall built by adults living in a compound in Amalia, New Mexico, fronting a secondary wall made of dirt-filled tires.
Image 2:
>A compound in Amalia, New Mexico, where authorities say they rescued 11 kids and arrested five adults on suspicion of child abuse. This picture shows a partially buried RV, which has been covered by a plastic tarp, and a portion of the tire wall on the front of the site.
Image 3:
>A child's toy sits inside a compound at Amalia, New Mexico, where authorities arrested five adults on suspicion of child abuse. Eleven children were rescued from the site.
Image 4:
>A Quran, along with an English-language translation, sit next to a battered water bottle inside the compound at Amalia, New Mexico, where authorities arrested five adults on suspicion of child abuse.
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Image 1:
>A broken child's bike, a stroller and piles of trash sit on the ground near a moving truck used as a makeshift dormitory for several people found living in a fortified compound in Amalia, New Mexico. Adults living at the compound built a wall out of dirt-filled tires, and another wall out of mud bricks studded with broken glass.
Image 2:
>An instruction guide for a Bushmaster rifle, along with an empty box of .223 rifle ammunition sits on the floor of a partially buried trailer at a compound in Amalia, New Mexico. Police say one of the men arrested at the compound on suspicion of child abuse was heavily armed when they confronted him.
Image 3:
>A battered Quran sits among other items strewn about a compound in Amalia, New Mexico, following a law enforcement raid that ended with the arrest of five adults on child-abuse charges and 11 children being rescued.
Image 4:
>A collapsed tent, books and a child's car seat are among the items strewn about a compound in Amalia, New Mexico, following a law enforcement raid that ended with the arrest of five adults on child-abuse charges and 11 children being rescued.
>A broken child's bike, a stroller and piles of trash sit on the ground near a moving truck used as a makeshift dormitory for several people found living in a fortified compound in Amalia, New Mexico. Adults living at the compound built a wall out of dirt-filled tires, and another wall out of mud bricks studded with broken glass.
Image 2:
>An instruction guide for a Bushmaster rifle, along with an empty box of .223 rifle ammunition sits on the floor of a partially buried trailer at a compound in Amalia, New Mexico. Police say one of the men arrested at the compound on suspicion of child abuse was heavily armed when they confronted him.
Image 3:
>A battered Quran sits among other items strewn about a compound in Amalia, New Mexico, following a law enforcement raid that ended with the arrest of five adults on child-abuse charges and 11 children being rescued.
Image 4:
>A collapsed tent, books and a child's car seat are among the items strewn about a compound in Amalia, New Mexico, following a law enforcement raid that ended with the arrest of five adults on child-abuse charges and 11 children being rescued.
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