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We saw this coming :
From the article :
"The officials also said that they had found no evidence that Mr. Alexis targeted co-workers and that the shootings appeared to be random."Oh, so we get this again.
Random workplace violence.
No individual or group was specifically targeted based on race creed or color blah blah ad infinitum etc.
And Jeebus Oh My Holy Christ, it gets even better:
From the article (again) :
"The Navy has used low frequency electromagnetic waves, or ELF, for submarine communications. But some conspiracy theorists say the government has weaponized the frequencies to monitor and manipulate unsuspecting citizens, Ms. Parlave said. The phrases “my elf weapon,” “end to the torment,” “not what ya’ll say” and “better off this way” were etched into the side of the shotgun that Mr. Alexis used to kill many of the victims, she said."
"Workplace violence."
"Navy mind control experimentation."
"Random victims."
"Mental health issues."
"Did not appear to target a specific group."
Ax the family members of the victims of the Thornton Twins: - Cookie and Omar - what they think about that.
Ax the family members of the victims of "random shooter" Colin Ferguson, what they think about all this apparent randomness, where only one group of people who all seem to look alike get gunned down.
Here is the top-of-the-fold, front-page photo of the uniquely despicable Alexis Aaron, as furnished by the F.B.I. and as published by the weasels of 42nd Street:
In the same way that the Westgate Shopping Mall killers in Obama's fatherland took pains to ax their hostages to name the prophet Muhammud's mother so as to spare muslims, you can be sure that this polished turd with a Navy badge around its neck selected its targets based on whether they looked him or not. Apparently he did manage to off a brother but I'm pretty sure that was by accident.
*sigh*
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