Tell that to the people in Waco and Ruby Ridge.

Tell that to the people in Waco and Ruby Ridge.

Tell that to the people in Waco and Ruby Ridge.

Not sure what you mean by no consequence - it's this event that is being championed as the reason to abridge our 2nd Amendment right. Even if all the speculation behind the inconsistencies are false, that's a massive consequence.

Is there proof that Newtown was not what it is portrayed to be, and that the government somehow obliged it? No.

Do I think it is possible that there is more to the story than they are telling us? Definitely.

I find it odd that so many people hold our federal government in higher regards than other governments around the world and throughout history. Our government [/i]has[i] had its hand in mass killings of innocent people - Waco, Ruby Ridge, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Mexico. Fast and Furious guns have killed two Americans and hundreds of Mexicans, including women and children. Was it the government's intention? Probably not, but the fact is they have blood on their hands.

I put as much belief in that youtube video as I do in the actual news reports that came the day of the shooting.

come on man, those arent even in the same realm..

I have not stated any conspiracy theories, the video originally posted doesn't state one either. A conspiracy labels a hidden perpetrator with ulterior motives. I have not said that I think the government is behind the incident, you may have inferred that, but I haven't said that - all I am saying is that there are very fishy questions about Newtown that have not been sufficiently investigated.

I just want to clarify that I'm not trying to argue with you. What are your thoughts on the situation? i.e. the gun in the trunk, the medical examiner's report that all wounds were caused by the "long gun" (shotgun? rifle?), the car registered to the Rodia character, the man fleeing into the woods, two pistols->two pistols and an AR-15->four pistols, no long gun recovered at the scene... etc

Skullworks - seeing that "father" smiling made me sick to my stomach. Something ain't right with that, for sure.

Jchan - Good deal, didn't mean to get too defensive there it's just hard to tell how people mean what they say when you're just reading text.

Gun in trunk: Agreed, most definitely a semi-auto shotgun. Poor reporting, absolutely. I still have trouble understanding how a person carrying an AR-15 got buzzed into the school. One of the moms interviewed said that to get into the school, you have to ring a doorbell and the office has to see you before they let you in. Do I know that to be true about the school, of course not, but it's a question.

Rodia - today was the first I had heard about him as well. Absolutely bizarre.

Man in woods - sure, could have been an innocent. Way I see it, if I were unarmed and in a building with an active shooter, I can't see myself running from cops.

Gun confusion - no doubt there's poor reporting involved, dang near everything in mainstream media is poor reporting. I still ask, why the wide discrepancies? Who's the source of the information that keeps changing? I understand the media can't get their facts straight, I don't expect them to, but it seems like all the networks are getting it from the same source, so why does the source keep changing up the guns? Just my thoughts

The most disturbing video clip I saw was of the young girls father laughing and smiling as he walked to the podium to have a press conference about his daughters death less than 24 hours before. Maybe there has been an explanation given or it was taken out of context but it seemed very peculiar behavior to me.