Las Vegas Music Festival Massacre

[Brian Peacock]

Vegas: Media Ignoring The Real Evidence

Oh really. And where is the devastating 'real evidence' supporting that claim coming from? That's right, news footage from the Media - OMG, they're all in it together; the Media AND the conspiracy theorist!


You couldn't make it up... oh, hang on, did somebody say that already...?

[Sean Hayden]

We need to make going along with conspiracy theory a holiday. The government and everyone else must go along with it for one day. Every year --what date?-- governments will make an announcement that amounts to a confession regarding some conspiracy. The media will make a big deal of the confession with expert opinion and everything else they usually do when a major story breaks. The rest of us will come out too, "sorry guys".



Their heads will explode.

[Rum]

If you want a laugh - a sad one admittedly - you can find some even wackier conspiracy madness on YouTube if you look under Infowars and the like concerning Las Vegas. Glaxo comes over as only medium barmie compared to some of them. I'm puzzled how he differentiates them though.perhaps some are just too far out even for a galactic traveler..

Don't stay too long mind..

[Sean Hayden]

I just imagine GlaxoSmithKline is a physics professor that also teaches an elective on psuedoscience. He posts conspiracy stuff online to stay sharp. He's a passionate educator.

[pErvinalia]

[cronus]

http://www.laht.com/article.asp?Article ... ryId=36641




Vegas Shooter Was on Anti-Anxiety Medicine That Can Make Users Aggressive

LAS VEGAS – Stephen Paddock, the gunman who killed 59 people and wounded more than 500 others in Las Vegas last weekend, was prescribed an anti-anxiety medicine in June that can make users behave aggressively, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported on Wednesday.

“Records from the Nevada Prescription Monitoring Program obtained on Tuesday show Paddock was prescribed 50 10-milligram diazepam tablets by Henderson physician Dr. Steven Winkler on June 21,” the newspaper said.

Paddock obtained the medicine, which is sold under the brand name Valium, at a Walgreens pharmacy in Reno, Nevada, on the same day it was prescribed by Winkler.

Abuse of diazepam, according to information posted on the drugabuse.com website, can lead to psychotic episodes.

“If somebody has an underlying aggression problem and you sedate them with that drug, they can become aggressive,” Dr. Mel Pohl, chief medical officer of the Las Vegas Recovery Center, told the Review-Journal. “It can disinhibit an underlying emotional state. It is much like what happens when you give alcohol to some people, they become aggressive instead of going to sleep.”

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[pErvinalia]

Valium makes me go all floaty happy... Must mean my aggression here is put on..

[cronus]

Valium makes me go all floaty happy... Must mean my aggression here is put on..

Drink makes me fall asleep. Some go glassy eyed and all hitching for a fight. Depends on how it gets you....

[Hermit]

Paddock did not experience a psychotic episode. The massacre was weeks or months in the making.

I'd love to know what he wrote on the note the investigators have found and won't release the wording of. What's the bet Laxian knows why they have not? Something to do with shape-shifting lizards.

[Sean Hayden]

Valium makes me go all floaty happy... Must mean my aggression here is put on..

I can't stand what stuff like that does to me...mostly falling in love with strangers and singing Pat Benatar. It's truly nightmarish shit.

[Tyrannical]

Valium makes you go crazy and turns you into a violent mass killer, that's a new one to me

[pErvinalia]

Education is a new thing to you...

[Woodbutcher]

[pErvinalia]

Any idea yet why he did this?

[Svartalf]

At first I thought it was because he had a terminal disease, but now I think it was a mental disease...

It seems he just wanted to make a better score than the guy from that gay club in Florida.