Yesterday, a gunman killed at least 14 people – and injured
dozens of others – at the premiere of “The Dark Knight Rises” at a theater in
Aurora, Colorado.
There has been some speculation that yesterday’s
shooting took place during a trailer for the movie “Gangster Squad”, in which
mobsters shoot at people in a theater. Warner Brothers is pulling this trailer
nationwide today. On the other hand, I’ve heard that the shooting happened
about 30 minutes into the movie. A man who called in to Alex Jones’s radio
show, said that he’d heard that a man in the theater went to the emergency exit
to answer a phone call, and that 5 or 10 minutes later the shooter came in. This
conflicts with the cops’ story that the gunman kicked-in the emergency exit
door from the outside, which Jones says doesn’t make sense because those doors
are typically heavy, and only open to
the outside.
A caller to the Jones show said that he goes to the theater
often, and that there are typically at least two cops in the lobby, and even up
to 8 on premiere nights. You’d think that if there are usually cops there,
someone would have stopped him, but with the shooter coming in via the
emergency door directly into a screening room, the cops would be out in the
lobby and unaware of what was happening in the screening room. The theater is
allegedly a gun-free zone.
The cops also say that all of the gunman’s weapons – which included
tear gas – were possessed legally. An article from ibtimes.com says Colorado
requires no gun registration, licensing, fingerprinting, or background checks.
This seemed odd to me because my analysis of gun control laws suggested that
Vermont, Alaska, and Arizona – and not Colorado – were among the most gun-free
states, with none of those three states having combinations of gun laws
anywhere near as free as what that article said about Colorado. I haven’t
checked whether the facts on Colorado laws are accurate, but no matter how accommodating
of guns they are, there will be a push for increased gun control there (more on
gun control later).
In regards to a possible motive, the local cops say that
whether or not they have information, they would not discuss it the press until
the justice system kicks in. A local report said that the shooter killed people
because the showing was sold out and he couldn’t get in, which seems
preposterous. There’s an idea out there that the shooter may be the illegitimate
son of a porn star.
It would seem that if the shooter’s intention was to cause
as much mayhem as possible, he wouldn’t have turned himself in, and told cops
that his apartment was booby-trapped. However, MSNBC reports that – other than
warning the cops about the traps – he is not participating with police. Willingness
to turn himself in – and smiling in his booking photo – could mean that the
cops planned the shooting, and that the shooter knows the system will protect
and support him by letting him get off for reasons of insanity, or by
giving him more visitation rights than would seem appropriate given the nature
of the crime.
Alex Jones points to the shooter’s having recently dropped
out of medical school (he was a graduate studying neuroscience) as an
indication that he may have been participating in a government brainwashing /
mind-control program, which would mean he’s a patsy, like the many other famous
mass shooters who Jones (among others) has claimed were patsies (the shooters
of JFK, RFK, Lennon, Giffords, etc.).
The “coincidental” thing is that right now the Senate is
considering a ban on small guns (machine guns, handguns, rifles) possession. They
need a 2/3 majority to pass the bill, and are apparently two votes away from
getting it. Obama seems likely to sign it if it passes. Sometime soon the U.N.
will unveil its Arms Trade Treaty, which has apparently been in the works for
some 50 years. There’s also a 1992 U.N. action plan called Agenda 21 which has
international gun control as a goal, but which would be implemented by
individual countries on a “voluntary” basis.
Let’s keep in mind the context. Only a few weeks ago,
Attorney General Eric Holder was held in contempt of Congress for not releasing
either enough or the right information about the Operation-Gun-Runner /
Fast-and-Furious scandal. Liberals like Bill Maher are saying that House
Republicans don’t care that 200 Mexicans died as a result of losing track of
the weapons, implying that they’re racist gun nuts. This depiction of
Republicans as racist seems to ignore the fact that the Republican leading the
charge against Holder is Darrell Issa – who is part Arab – and that the death
of white border agent Brian Terry is what is pissing off the Republicans more
than anything else.
In the midst of the Holder hearings, liberals such as Rachel
Maddow dismissed what they perceived as the GOP’s paranoia that the government
deliberately lost track of the weapons (whose tracking devices were allegedly
bought at Wal-Mart, and stopped working soon after they got into the hands of
Mexican gangs) in order to excuse increased gun control in the U.S..
Alex Jones and Wayne Madsen assert that the January 2011
Tucson massacre – which saw the death of Republican-appointed federal district
court justice John Roll, and the shooting of pro-gun Democratic Congresswoman
Gabrielle Giffords – was the result of a government mind-control / brainwashing
program (although that idea is mostly Jones’s). Jones and Madsen believe that
Giffords and Roll were shot because they were meeting that day with Republican
Congressman Mike Conaway of El Paso to discuss the increasing number of federal
court cases regarding gun-smuggling by illegals. If this is true, then Rachel
Maddow is wrong, and the GOP’s suspicions are justified.
I mentioned earlier that Alex Jones believes that John
Lennon’s assassin was a mind-controlled patsy. It’s been alleged that Mark
David Chapman had worked for World Vision International, a Christian missionary
charity organization that allegedly recruited spies and assassins on the behalf
of the C.I.A.. John Hinckley Sr. – the father of the man who shot Reagan (John
Hinckley Jr.) – was World Vision’s C.E.O. (as well as high-up in the Vanderbilt
Energy company), and his son Scott is a close friend of Neil Bush. You can get
more details about this in my March 2012 post “Bush Family, World Vision Behind
JFK, Lennon, Reagan Shootings”.
We may remember that at the time of Lennon’s death, George
H.W. Bush was the director of the C.I.A., and the F.B.I. was tapping Lennon’s
phone. Also, at the time of Reagan’s shooting, Bush Sr. was the vice president,
meaning that Reagan’s death would have made Bush the president. Bush would have
had both the interest and the connections to make that happen. We may also
remember that when Reagan was shot, James Brady was paralyzed, which led to the
Brady Bill that limited access to automatic weapons.
Although it may seem unlikely to some that the U.S. would
permit disarming of the citizens, I would point to the disarming of rich
neighborhoods in New Orleans post-Katrina; neighborhoods which were not even
flooded, nor faced the risk of flooding. A city official stated soon after the
hurricane that they would be confiscating weapons, and that nobody would be
allowed to be armed. A National Guard member who participated in the New
Orleans confiscations said that he’d rather be in Iraq. Alex Jones conjectured
that the number of military victims in the Aurora shooting could help increase
political support for – and garner military compliance with – gun confiscations.
It is also interesting to note the international context in
which these events – which carry with them the possible outcome of
international gun control – are happening, which I outlined in my previous post
“Seeds of WWIII Being Sown in Syria”. I will also note that yesterday in
Jerusalem, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s motorcade was fired upon (this
was left out of my previous post).
In yesterday’s broadcast, Alex Jones acknowledged that the
shooting could lead to a gun ban, and noted that the shooter’s victims included
children and at least one baby. He noted Aurora’s 13-mile proximity to
Columbine High School – he believes the government assisted the shooters – and
Aurora’s proximity to Denver International Airport (as an aside, I would also
note its proximity to the Cheyenne Mountain military base).
Jones alluded to a mural in the Denver Airport – a mural he
and Jesse Ventura visited and analyzed in Ventura’s show “Conspiracy Theory” –
which depicts a man in a gas mask apparently murdering children, near children
who are beating their weapons into ploughshares (an end-times Judeo-Christian biblical
prophecy). Jones noted the similarity in appearance of the man in the gas mask
to the shooter, who has been alleged to have worn a Bane mask (in reference to
the villain in the Batman movie), but who most likely wore a gas mask because
he was spraying tear gas into the theater.
Jones’s apparent analysis is that the mural forewarned of
the Aurora shooting, signaling the murder of children and the destruction and /
or confiscation of weapons as the fulfilling of biblical prophecy. In their
tour of the Denver Airport, Jones and Ventura noted open and explicit Masonic
symbolism – and Masonic support for the airport’s very construction – visible throughout
the building; the fact that the layout of the airport’s runways strongly
resembles a Nazi swastika; and the fact that there are massive construction
operations nearby, which include somewhat secret underground bunkers.
The shooter had his hair dyed red or orange, and was wearing
a gas mask. Some have said that he was dressed like Bane, the villain in the
Batman movie who wears a mask, albeit not a gas mask. During or after his
arrest, the shooter allegedly told police that he was the Joker (who has green
hair, not red or orange), and that he is Batman’s enemy. Alex Jones noted that
New York Police commissioner Ray Kelly acknowledged the shooter’s alleged
claim to be the Joker.
One wonders why the commissioner of a police force located
2,000 miles away from the shooting would address it. It may have been in order
to prevent copycat attacks; and I would note that I have heard there is
currently an effort to increase police presence at movie theaters in order to
do the same. Alex Jones’s analysis of why Kelly would weigh in on this is that
he is presenting himself as fictional Gotham City Police Commissioner Gordon,
in order to blur the line between fiction and reality – on a mass scale – in
the public mindset, in order to increase citizen support for, and tolerance of,
the government as a protector.
We may recall that this is not the first time that death has
been caused by a blurring of fiction and reality in regards to the Batman
franchise; actor Heath Ledger – who played the Joker in the last movie – was driven
to insanity and drug overdose in his method-acting approach to getting into the
mind of the Joker. Alex Jones noted that the audience thought the shooting was
part of the movie, and that the media often affect public desensitization to violence.
Some have suggested the possibility that the shooting helped generate hype for
the movie, perhaps indicating a financial incentive for Warner Brothers to have
been involved.
Jones apparently plans to do a symbolic analysis of the film
– as it relates to the shooting – for one of his upcoming shows. Given all that
I have just explained, it seems that Jones has no shortage of possibilities to
consider.
For
more entries on gun control, the Second Amendment, and arrest, please
visit:
http://www.aquarianagrarian.blogspot.com/2014/05/gun-control.html
For
more entries on homeland security and terrorism, please
visit:
http://www.aquarianagrarian.blogspot.com/2011/03/911-heres-what-i-think-happened.html
http://www.aquarianagrarian.blogspot.com/2011/03/911-heres-what-i-think-happened.html
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