7/7 Dallas Shooting

[backtoiam]

FBI To Train 30,000 Officers For Active Shooter Situations At Stadiums, Businesses, Schools
10:02 PM 12/22/2014
Chuck Ross
http://rigorousintuition.ca/board2/view ... 05#p557755
Postby elfismiles » Tue Dec 23, 2014 12:05 pm

The FBI will hold active shooter training drills at sports stadiums as part of a massive program to prepare for what the agency says is a growing concern for law enforcement.

Thirty thousand agents will take part in the training sessions, which will also help prepare officers for active-shooter situations at businesses, schools and public places, according to the USA Today.

Re: School Shooting PsyOp Drills Thread
Postby backtoiam » Wed Dec 09, 2015 1:26 am
http://rigorousintuition.ca/board2/view ... 05#p581941

This is what I mentioned earlier when I talked about the school drills. 30,000 drill officers hired. Regardless of how accurate that figure is these people are not playing around. Those people need a paycheck and will do as they are told.

A couple of years ago I would have felt like an alarmist for saying this but yall pay attention especially if you are young and have a family. There is massive preparation being done and the sophistication and tempo of the preparation is quickening.

Re: Active Shooter Drills Thread

This is why I said in the San Bernadino thread, "the weird signal is getting weirder and it is getting weirder faster."

And its gonna get weirder too.

[Harvey]

Stick, you may not be entirely wrong, but until someone or something shows you how, you may not know exactly where you're wrong. And it can be a helluva 'where.'

People are people, until you begin to see them as something else. That's when there is the utmost moral duty to step back from the brink and reassess. Those who do not or will not do that, damn them.

I am not trying to be right. I would typically much rather be wrong, and I could very well be. I see people as people. IMHO, sociopathic people make up only a tiny minority of people. I have seen hundreds of thousands of people gather together happily and peacefully without incident without a single show of authority "to keep them in line." I think that is how regular people generally are, be they Muslim or black or even blue.

But to assume that the same people with both the power and the desire to successfully foment war do not partake in a little ritual sacrifice among their own citizenry when they feel that this could benefit them because the scale of such a "conspiracy" would be too great is not very rigorous.

I'm not denying any of that. But I am denying the pattern those same are building. With every breath I have I will continue to do so. What will be, will be because we all made it. Don't play the fucking game. Don't do so by imagining the difference, by remaking the game.

[stickdog99]

How about the mafia? Does the mafia ever kill people? Does the mafia ever kill people and finger the wrong suspect? But wouldn't that take a "massive, grand conspiracy"? How could such an improbable thing ever be accomplished?

How about corporations? Do corporations ever cheat or lie or successfully cover up the clearly harmful effects of their products? But wouldn't that take a "massive, grand conspiracy"? How could such an improbable thing ever be accomplished?

Come on, man, I already explained my 100% unofficial definition for grand conspiracies - which is the collaboration of multiple organizations. An example of a "grand conspiracy" in this case would be as follows:

1. CIA mind control unit preps multiple future slaves over several years.
2. CIA enlists the aid of police units in multiple cities: Boston, Aurora, San Berdino, Orlando, Dallas and preps them for a future attack.
3. Mind control slave is activated.
4. Each time, the corrupted police officers and brass assist in containing the damage and covering up evidence of the truth.
5. CIA puts pressure on media assets to ask the right questions and ignore the wrong questions.
6. Media assets comply and enforce the narrative that the CIA and local officers have conspired to create.
7. Rinse and repeat in cities all across the country over multiple years.

That would be a pretty big conspiracy, if you ask me - not involving hundreds of people - but a grand conspiracy of scope and effect.

LOL. Since when do you need to control "media assets"? When was the last time any major US corporate media representatives reported anything untoward that official channels did not assist them in reporting?

As for getting the cooperation of local PDs, the FBI just comes in and takes over in all of these cases. And all you need is one big dog at the FBI calling the shots to get the shots to go just as they are called. Since when do cops risk their jobs to subvert the chain of command?

When Eric Snowden is the best that happens to whistleblowers of immense malfeasance, why would anyone sane ever so much as consider blowing the whistle?

I have seen huge corporations make every effort to get the "buy in" of their employees to make highly unpopular decisions that almost every employee feels are counterproductive. Achieving this goal does not take a conspiracy. All it takes is one person in a position of power pushing the counterproductive agenda forward. The loudest voices against the agenda get fired or otherwise punished, and voila the agenda goes through without further resistance from anyone else. It's amazing how little effort this takes, no matter how deleterious these agendas are.

So why would we expect police departments or government organizations or media conglomerations to operate any differently? What you call a massive conspiracy I call one powerful person with an agenda. Why is The Godfather so easy to believe, but The FBI/CIA/NSA Director's Master so difficult?

[Harvey]

Society/culture is a panopticon. We all have an internal policeman. Eject him and then be moral. Job done.

[82_28]

I just saw on the news the PD is being sent home baked cookies. How could it be possible to make a "soft target" even more soft? I sure as fuck even as a non cop touch some random cookies let alone eat them.

[Harvey]

82, you're a better country than your leaders. Don't follow them.

[divideandconquer]

The mass exodus of Dallas police officers prior to the shooting is a strange little coincidence. Nearly 50 officers left in June, even some close to retirement. I watched a few videos and one sergeant, only three years away from retirement, said he left due to the unethical environment.

[Karmamatterz]

TODAY:

Two county court bailiffs in Michigan shot and killed in courthouse. Do not know what race. The suspect, an inmate, was also shot and killed.

http://www.freep.com/story/news/local/m ... /86953034/

Nothing to Balkanize or worry too much about. Just a crazy white guy shot and killed two white retired cops and wounded a deputy today. Now back to our regularly scheduled conspiracy.

[Grizzly]

Dallas Police Chief ‘We’re Asking Cops To Do Too Much In This Country’
http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2016/07/11/dall ... sYzEbwDEQA

“We’re asking cops to do too much in this country” said Brown.

“Every societal failure, we put it off on the cops to solve” said Brown. He listed mental health, drug addiction, loose dogs, failing schools as problems the public expects ‘cops to solve.’

“Seventy percent of the African American community is being raised by single women, let’s give it to the cops to solve that as well” said Brown. “Policing was never meant to solve all those problems.”

“I just ask for other parts of our democracy along with the free press to help us,” Brown continued. “To help us and not put that burden all on law enforcement.”

He's not wrong...

[Freitag]

The mass exodus of Dallas police officers prior to the shooting is a strange little coincidence. Nearly 50 officers left in June, even some close to retirement. I watched a few videos and one sergeant, only three years away from retirement, said he left due to the unethical environment.

That IS interesting. I remember seeing that article but hadn't made any connection.

[Grizzly]

Yeah exactly, the guy walks by at close range of where the cop just got shot like he doesn't have a care in the world.

re: that gif

that's freaky as fuck...

[Novem5er]

I have seen huge corporations make every effort to get the "buy in" of their employees to make highly unpopular decisions that almost every employee feels are counterproductive. Achieving this goal does not take a conspiracy. All it takes is one person in a position of power pushing the counterproductive agenda forward. The loudest voices against the agenda get fired or otherwise punished, and voila the agenda goes through without further resistance from anyone else. It's amazing how little effort this takes, no matter how deleterious these agendas are.

So why would we expect police departments or government organizations or media conglomerations to operate any differently? What you call a massive conspiracy I call one powerful person with an agenda. Why is The Godfather so easy to believe, but The FBI/CIA/NSA Director's Master so difficult?

It's not difficult to believe, it's just difficult to prove. I could believe a lot of things if ample evidence were provided

[SonicG]

Dallas Police Chief ‘We’re Asking Cops To Do Too Much In This Country’
http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2016/07/11/dall ... sYzEbwDEQA

“We’re asking cops to do too much in this country” said Brown.

“Every societal failure, we put it off on the cops to solve” said Brown. He listed mental health, drug addiction, loose dogs, failing schools as problems the public expects ‘cops to solve.’

“Seventy percent of the African American community is being raised by single women, let’s give it to the cops to solve that as well” said Brown. “Policing was never meant to solve all those problems.”

“I just ask for other parts of our democracy along with the free press to help us,” Brown continued. “To help us and not put that burden all on law enforcement.”

No doubt, they shouldn't have to solve those problems, but then again they do not need to be spending money to buy full-combat armor especially if they are dealing with "loose dogs" - although that is a problem they should deal with, no? Or at least, like many of these, which are really the responsibility of what we once called "public servants", they should be working on coordinated efforts all across society to get the mental healthcare needed for these former military and wanna-be police to stop shooting people up under a very very loose ideological rubric...

The mass exodus of Dallas police officers prior to the shooting is a strange little coincidence. Nearly 50 officers left in June, even some close to retirement. I watched a few videos and one sergeant, only three years away from retirement, said he left due to the unethical environment.

That IS interesting. I remember seeing that article but hadn't made any connection.

Very interesting. More from Brown:

Dallas police chief tells protesters: 'We're hiring'
"Become a part of the solution," Brown, who has been with Dallas Police Department for 33 years, said during a Monday press conference. "We're hiring. Get off that protest line and put an application in. And we'll put you in your neighborhood, and we'll help you resolve some of the problems you're protesting about."

Despite last week's shooting, Brown said Monday that Dallas is still one of the safest large cities in the country. He also highlighted the community policing practice his department has used over the years. For example, in 2014, Dallas saw its fourth lowest murder rate since 1930, Brown said.

"This is the best department in the country, and I'm proud to be associated with the men and women of the Dallas Police Department. This tragedy will not discourage us from continuing the pace of urgency in changing and reforming policing in America," he said.

Yes, spots open for 50 or so...

[Nordic]

Okay this is interesting:

If we assume this was a Gladio-type event, designed to ratchet up tension and more divide/conquer crap, it may be backfiring.

But what makes no sense is what seems to be the role CNN is playing in the backfiring.

I hate CNN. With a passion. They are the main propaganda outlet for the State. They are the Obama of news. Fraudulent Trojan Horses, lying con-jobbing tools.

So why did I just see these two hearing stories from CNN on people coming together and making peace?

Here's one, about a Black Lives Matter protest running into a bunch of counter protesting redneck white fools.

http://www.cnn.com/videos/us/2016/07/11 ... icer-shot/

And another about a black ER surgeon in Dallas with basically the same Kumbayah message:

http://www.cnn.com/2016/07/11/us/emotio ... index.html

Now these are genuinely heart warming. I want to believe. But people want to believe Amarillys Fox, too.

And I don't trust CNN any farther than I can throw a 90" 4K television.

[divideandconquer]

From looking into it further, over the last decade, police departments across the nation are losing officers at an increasing rate, which gradually started approximately a decade ago, post 9/11, when the militarization of our nation's law enforcement started to ramp up. Since that point, good men and women, who join the police department with the idea of protecting and serving their community will be sadly disappointed when they find out that they are nothing more than revenue-generating soldiers at war with the people they are supposed to protect and serve, not to mention, the mainstream media's laser focus on--or creating out of whole cloth--never ending stories of police abuse.

Now, with the latest police massacre in Dallas, police not only have to worry about their image, they have to worry about being hunted down. Be prepared to witness ongoing episodes of law enforcement gunned down.

In other words, it's not a good time to be a police officer if you have a sense of professional ethics. In my humble opinion, the ruling class is deliberately attempting to drive out those officers who cling to the old-fashioned idea of "protect and serve" community, so they can fill those positions with those who will protect and serve them without question.