Conspiracy buffs hit jackpot with Vegas shootings
The reports that Stephen Paddock, of Mesquite, Nevada, was a “lone wolf,” solely responsible for the Sunday night shootings in Las Vegas, is just a little too pat for conspiracy theorists. Something about it smells bad.
In the pre-Internet days, these people who wouldn’t know Occam’s Razor from a garden hoe lived in log cabins in the wilderness and communicated by mimeographed newsletter and ham radio. There might’ve been a few dozen of them. Now thousands of conspiracy theorists are swamping the Internet with their reckonings of what actually happened and who’s behind every horrendous mass killing, or even if anyone really got killed in the mass killings. False flags with “crisis actors,” the Illuminati, the Masons, not to mention the FBI, the CIA, the NRA, the NSA, the far left and the far right — all are suspects.
The dearth of information on Paddock and the hesitancy of law enforcement agencies to divulge details have added to the frenzy with everyone with an armchair and a laptop concocting their own scenario for the mass slaying’s causes and motives.
To no one’s surprise, InfoWar’s Alex Jones checked in in a hurry, claiming “Deep State” Democrats planned the shooting to ignite a civil war in the U.S., planning the event to coincide with the 100th year of Lenin’s Bolshevik Revolution.
(continued, deep state democratic...definitely alt.left...could be a sleeper cell? need to explore the accountancy profession and hold them all to account, see how far this rot has gone?)
