As readers know, I have a low regard for conspiracy theories, mainly because the reasons the world is going to hell are pretty much staring us in the face. But I can't honestly blame anyone following the Las Vegas massacre story from taking refuge in any conspiracy theory, no matter how wild and zany.
Almost a fortnight from the moment when 58 people were gunned down at a country-music festival, officialdom has so bungled the case that almost every single one of the most basic facts about the act are up for grabs.
As I had cause to remark over a week ago, I dislike the contamination of police press conferences by various politicians and bureaucrats all indulging in an orgy of mutual self-congratulation. But, in this case, the self-congratulation is entirely unwarranted. From the beginning this seemed an unusual crime that didn't seem to line up with any other mass shooting by a nutter who flips. It has only gotten weirder in the days since.
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He was on Judge Jeanine tonite verbally tearing Weinstein
to shreds.
All agree the fiasco for reporting and investigating this
massacre has been like watching a circus.
After the FBI talked with MaryLou, they go back to Paddock's
home again. Why?
What about the prostitute - what did she see while visiting
the suite?
Nobody can be so incompetent; must be on purpose.
Nobody can be so incompetent; must be on purpose.
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