Loss of Children and False Flag Theory
Loss of Children and False Flag Theory …
Has the loss of children become a reason to put fear into citizens to demand to eliminate the second amendment? Is there any truth to the ‘false flag theory’? The timing of school shootings coinciding with political campaigns and elections is so uncanny it makes me wonder if there is a strong power behind these massacres to sway votes and opinions of American citizens.
Has ‘dirty politics’ sunk so low that children must die for political gains to be achieved?
What horrible thoughts these are yet they won’t go away and there are more and more people all the time who are having the same thoughts. Meanwhile, the parents who lost their children in school shootings suffer shock, pain, anger, and unimaginable grief. How long will it take for them to find closure and heal, or will they ever be able to do so? They will forever mourn their loss. A loss like that can haunt one the rest of their lives.
Active Shooter Training
When officers take Active Shooter Training, are they not told that the safety of the children comes first? In the Uvalde case, as well as others, the officers put their own safety first. They did not want to get shot, so the children were executed instead by the shooter.
Mass Shootings
Some very unsettling articles have appeared recently.
11 People Were Killed in 48 Hours in Mass Shootings Across America per Josiah Bates at Time.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/11-people-were-killed-in-48-hours-in-mass-shootings-across-america-its-likely-to-get-worse/ar-AAYdCZd?ocid=uxbndlbing
Mass shootings often coincide with political campaigns and just prior to elections.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/opinion/reporter-s-notebook-the-familiar-political-patterns-of-mass-shootings/ar-AAXLtaI?ocid=uxbndlbing
How Anti-Gun Fury Could Boost Dems Running for Governor
https://www.thedailybeast.com/how-anti-gun-fury-could-boost-democrats-running-for-governor
This is just far too familiar, troubling, and downright scary!
It is NOT About Guns
Now, as with the aftermath of all mass shootings, it is the gun’s fault. When will politicians understand it is NOT about guns?!!! It is about unstable people who kill others. Rather than blame and ban guns, control needs to focus on whether or not a person is stable enough to own guns.
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Every day in the year there comes some malice into the world, and where it comes from is no good place.
– Isabella Augusta, Lady Gregory (15 March 1852 – 22 May 1932)
What Lady Gregory said in her time is still true today.
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Interesting. I stand squarely in the middle of this issue. But it is always good to read all perspectives and narratives. Jamie
Thank you, Jamie, for reading and commenting.
I certainly hope the lives of children are not being sacrificed as political pawns in the search for power, and for the agenda of tougher gun control laws.
Something needs to be done to curb the senseless killing of children, however I’m not wise enough to come up with an effective solution. What works here in Australia wouldn’t in the USA.
Thank you for sharing these views, Phyllis.
Interesting. I didn’t even think about that angle to it all – what an awful thought that politics could be behind this!
Many here in the UK don’t really understand why people are so keen to have guns in the first place, but then it’s not in our history as individuals nor in our traditions. We don’t have a written constitution. We have had shootings in schools here too but generally that is someone who has a grudge to bear or who is deranged somehow. There are also far fewer instances, thank goodness.
We have to have licences for guns, as in the US I believe, and there are checks on such, plus we have to have them locked up in a special metal container.
You raise some interesting points here.