Originally Posted by
derrickhenry1
Personally find this really interesting, why?
It allows me to think outside the box, first let me state why would he risk his career on this statement? unless he felt strongly about it.
Second It is called freedom of speech and that is what is wonderful about America. I bet everyone who dismissed his statements did no actually research to see why he believed this to be true whatsoever. Who knows there might be some facts.
Ask yourself this when the shootings went down, did you wonder why he would murder all those people and then tell the cops he booby trapped his room? I thought that was kind abnormal.
Look nobody knows everything and for those who think the government would never do such a thing to their own country are obviously are naive or lack knowledge in government history. Take the Tuskegee Experiment we learned about this in college, or Watergate scandal, or how about my favorite Operation Northwoods.
What happened was a tragedy nonetheless and sad but to discredit someone statement with no possible knowledge of the truth and discredit completely is naive as well. NOT saying what he said is true, but take it with a grain of salt and make up your mind in your own head what you choose to believe.
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