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Remember that? The "second shooter" narrative after every mass murder event? Everyone would get bogged down in the weeds about if there was a second suspect?

And when that failed, they moved onto "xyz wore body armor" or "what about shooters in a helicopter" etc?

Thats what the "missile" narrative looks like to me.

Anyone else seeing the same thing?

Remember that? The "second shooter" narrative after every mass murder event? Everyone would get bogged down in the weeds about if there was a second suspect? And when that failed, they moved onto "xyz wore body armor" or "what about shooters in a helicopter" etc? Thats what the "missile" narrative looks like to me. Anyone else seeing the same thing?

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You're clearly referring to the Las Vegas shooting, which was not done by Paddock and almost certainly involved state sponsored operators.

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and almost certainly involved state sponsored operators.

I'm not saying that wasn't the case, I'm saying these competing narratives are fostered, sometimes counter-intuitively, in order to split, and then kill, controversial narratives before the public can really debate them.

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I get that. Unfortunately very little hard data is available, leading to mostly speculation based on minimal evidence. There are still multiple conflicting theories on 9/11, Sandy Hook, etc. Vegas was one instance that had a decent amount of data available initially, between witnesses, police scanner recordings, videos, and the photos of the room. Shit like Sandy Hook and this one have very little available hard info to work with, and what is available should be viewed with suspicion. The surveillance video uploaded of Nashville came from an account registered in 2014 that never uploaded anything until that day. For certain there is disinformation released whenever any of these state run acts of terrorism occur.

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I get that. Unfortunately very little hard data is available,

Thats a given to be sure but I'd hardly say 1. a dead body, 2. an rv, 3. an explosion, 4. multiple video angles, 5. at the building processing votes, is "mostly speculation based on minimal evidence."

In a court of law, under any other circumstance, that would be enough to create a suspect list or obtain a conviction.

Sandy Hook? Not so much.

Different amounts of evidence available for each case, same pattern. Split-public-debate to kill it entirely.

Am I wrong?

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