Wednesday, December 3, 2014
We Need to Talk about Sandy Hook
Coming up on the two year anniversary of this event, I am pleased to present to you this collaborative effort by some excellent independent journalists that have worked very hard to get the truth out. No money was collected in the making of this video. This effort was strictly a labor of love by these dedicated researchers that share the single minded belief that the public has the right to know the truth. ~jg
http://youtu.be/9yAGdDVu92w
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Newtown Represents, Yo!
These signs are in Newtown, Con ... You will notice that the year 1791 when all added together equals18 and 18 is three sixes ... The No Trespassing sign is not "official" ... Look at the spelling of the word " prosecuted " ... Made in Israel .... They are making Palestinians out of Americans ... Snap out of it! ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2edleqYosMo
Sunday, January 20, 2013
Saturday, December 22, 2012
The Sandy Hook Massacre - performed by the traveling acting troupe, the Crisis Players(maybe? or a reasonable fascimile)
Active Shooter Crisis Actors Target Mall Shootings via Visionbox (or False Flag Shootings R Us) ~jg
DENVER, CO, October 31, 2012 -- A new group of actors is now available nationwide for active shooter drills and mall shooting full-scale exercises, announced Visionbox, Denver's leading professional actors studio.
Visionbox Crisis Actors are trained in criminal and victim behavior, and bring intense realism to simulated mass casualty incidents in public places.
The actors’ stage acting experience, ranging from Shakespeare to contemporary American theater, enables them to "stay in character" throughout an exercise, and improvise scenes of extreme stress while strictly following official exercise scenarios.
The actors regularly rehearse scenarios involving the Incident Command System and crisis communications, and appear in interactive training films produced in both 2D and stereoscopic 3D.
Producers Jennifer McCray Rincon and John Simmons formed the group to demonstrate emerging security technologies, help first responders visualize life-saving procedures, and assist trainers in delivering superior hands-on crisis response training.
For example, with a large shopping center, the producers review all security camera views and design dramatic scenes specifically for existing camera angles, robotic camera sweeps, and manually-controlled camera moves.
The producers then work with the trainers to create a "prompt book" for the actors so that key scenario developments can be triggered throughout the mall shooting simulation, and caught on tape.
The actors can play the part of the shooters, mall employees, shoppers in the mall, shoppers who continue to arrive at the mall, media reporters and others rushing to the mall, and persons in motor vehicles around the mall.
Visionbox Crisis Actors can also play the role of citizens calling 911 or mall management, or posting comments on social media websites.
During the exercise, the producers use two-way radio to co-direct the Crisis Actors team from the mall dispatch center and at actors’ locations.
Within this framework, the exercise can test the mall's monitoring and communications systems, the mall's safety plan including lockdown and evacuation procedures, the ability of first responders and the mall to coordinate an effective response, and their joint ability to respond to the media and information posted on the Internet.
Security camera footage is edited for after-action reports and future training.
Visionbox is a project of the Colorado Nonprofit Development Center. Crisis Actors is a project of the Colorado Safety Task Force established by Colorado State Senator Steve King.
CHECK OUT THEIR WEBSITE http://crisisactors.org/ HAVE A LOOK AT THE PICTURES POSTED THERE AND TELL ME IT DOESN'T SEND A CHILL DOWN YOUR SPINE.
Shakespeare was right...all the world IS a stage. Particularly where there is a need for murder and mayhem. ~jg
The Sandy Hook Hoax Map
Friday, December 21, 2012
Dead by Guns: One Violent Month By CATHY CORMAN Harold Wayne Carver II, M.D., could not be more pleased
Harold Wayne Carver II, M.D., could not be more pleased. Asked to explain how guns work, the balding, graying, bearded giant in suspenders theatrically begins selecting bullets from the vast assortment he stores in a deep cardboard crate in his Farmington office. By the time Carver examines his patients, it’s too late to talk to them about the physical properties of gunpowder. By then, they’ve been toe-tagged and body-bagged.
“A gun is a device for imparting energy to tissue at a distance,” he says, the precision of his words contrasting starkly with his actions. Rummaging through his box, he absentmindedly holds bullets between his teeth even as he continues to talk. “First, it’s mechanical energy: The bullet going fast. Then, it pokes a hole and delivers energy to tissue as it slows down. The problem is that, usually, the bullet destr
oys things other than the tissue it touches.”