Multiple Casualties Reported in Texas Church Shooting

[JDRock]

Streets of GOLDBERG- your a tool

[cheka.]

not unlikely he got some special 'treatment' during his year long stay in military prison, no?

and he certainly showed potential for the mission - beating the kid and wife so bad/so much that he got a year in prison for it. also read that after he got out of prison he was charged with animal cruelty in colorado springs.

sounds like a blue chip recruit for nyc.dc gun grabber mission

[JDRock]

Military = government agent. Sorry , its the definition of a useful idiot.

[cheka.]

Military = government agent. Sorry , its the definition of a useful idiot.

no doubt. and if you have extra depravity, they can make you (in)famous

[Dachsie]

I would like to know many more details attesting to the "multiple casualties." It can still be a "false flag" even if there were casualities and the shooting was real, but if there are zero records about deaths and hospitalizations, I would doubt this one twoo.

Al Jazerra newspaper had the article announcing this Church "shooting" all written and ready for publication about 24 hours BEFORE the event.

...http://www.nnettle.com/news/3093-tex...lse-flag-event...

Texas Church Shooting Massacre Confirmed as False Flag Event Evidence emerges that mainstream media had advance knowledge of the attack By: Jay Greenberg |@NeonNettle on 6th November 2017 @ 12.20pm

Read more at: http://www.nnettle.com/news/3093-tex...lse-flag-event
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Following the shocking news of a mass shooting in a Texas church on Sunday, evidence has now emerged that proves the attack actually was a False Flag event. The suspected shooter, 26-year-old Devin Patrick Kelley, reportedly opened fire on churchgoers during Sunday service at the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, killing at least 27 people. The incident took place at around 11:30 a.m. local time when a man reportedly walked into the church, located about 40 miles east of San Antonio, and opened fire, according to witnesses. The news made headlines worldwide, yet some mainstream media news outlets had advance knowledge of the attack, even reporting on the incident a full day before it happened. Want to Silence Your Liberal Friends in 17 Seconds Flat? Show Them This Health Sciences Institute Sponsored by Revcontent Read More > 84,990 Qatar-based network Al Jazeera written an reported on the shooting over 24 hours before the shooting happened and scheduled the news item to appear on their website moments after the incident took place. The article published on their website titled Texas: At least 26 killed in Sutherland Springs church is timestamped with a time and date that shows the article was published shortly after the news broke. There's nothing unusual about that, right? Everything seems normal. The discrepancy is between the time it was created and the time it was published. The article was written and created over a day before the shooting but was scheduled to go live just after it happened. Most news website sites have a scheduling system to allow them to publish content at set times rather than at the time it was created. For example, if here at Neon Nettle, we have an article that's more relevant to our Australian audience, we would schedule it to go live at a more appropriate time for them rather than in the middle of the night when most of our audience would miss it. If we did this, the article would show the time it went live, but our server would also log the time it was created, which, in theory, could be weeks or months in advance. So how do we know when that article was created? Every once in a while, Google's extreme snooping comes in handy, and this is one of those instances. When Google scrapes content and adds it to their search, it also logs the server time and date it was created so it can show the user how old an article is. A quick search on Google and we can see the Al Jazeera article was created way before the incident happened (see screenshot below).


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So why would an Arab mainstream media network have advanced knowledge of a mass shooting event in Texas? This is clearly a hallmarking of a false flag, and the key to figuring out the motivation behind usually requires taking a closer look at what else is in the news headlines, or what is being kept out of the press. Over the weekend, major stories were breaking or about to break. On Sunday, we broke the story that Democrat lobbyist Tony Podesta was taken into custody by the US Marshalls. READ MORE: Tony Podesta Arrested: Arrest Warrants Issued for Hillary Clinton & John Podesta Sources also confirmed that lawyers representing his brother John Podesta and Hillary Clinton had negotiated their surrender for indictment on the condition that the news is kept out of the press. Shooting up a church full of Conservatives would certainly distract attention away from an imminent Democrat implosion. Also, over the weekend, Saudi Arabia's heir to the throne ordered a mass purge of billionaires, including royalty, in a huge child trafficking crackdown. READ MORE: Sauda Arabia Arrests Dozens of Billionaires and Princes in Mass Purge Speculation that the Saudi Arabian arrests are part of a negotiation with President Trump for a crackdown on the global pedophilia epidemic, is currently sweeping sites like Reddit and 4chan. News has also broke today that a helicopter carrying Prince Mansour bin Muqrin and other key Saudi Arabian officials has crashed on the Yemen border. False flags have the power alter public perception in several ways. The main objectives for such an event are usually to draw public attention away from another damaging story, or to sway public opinion into getting behind unpopular policies being pushed by the government. This latest gun attack could be another attempt at tearing up the US Constitution to change gun laws, but it would seem unnecessary so soon after the Las Vegas massacre. The objective for the Texas shooting appears to be more focused of distraction. With the Democrats so heavily in the sights at the moment, a mass shooting that gives Conservatives something else to talk about is suspicious at the very least. As events unfold, the motivation behind this horrific false flag event will become clearer.

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[cheka.]

imo, one of the last places 'they' would pull a hoax. long established people in rural hood -- farmers, conservatives, Christians. there's no fluff around to cover their tracks. that region offers the best of what is texas. small german and czech communities that have been there for 7 generations. the mom and pop bakeries and meat markets are incredible

[Down1]

Reporter for the Texas Tribune, Alexandra Samuels tweeted a statement released from the Air Force, “NEW: U.S. Air Force issues statement saying #SutherlandSprings shooter’s domestic violence offense was NOT entered into the NICS database.”

http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2017...purchase-guns/

Obama's Air Force btw.

[cheka.]

yet another version of the story - this one rings the truest yet - cops did nothing but clean up the mess after two locals took care of the problem. strange that they only estimated the number of kids shot -- wtf

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-1...patrick-kelley

As details about yesterday’s shooting at First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas started trickling out, witnesses and police sources shared how one brave man with a rifle confronted and shot suspected killer Devin Kelly, forcing him to flee.

A high-speed pursuit ensued, which ended when Kelly’s car crashed into a ditch. Police said they found Kelly dead in his vehicle, but it isn’t clear how he died.

However, two men who reportedly helped stop the shooter are now being hailed as selfless heros - “good guys with guns” who potentially saved dozens of lives by stopping the killer before he could murder more innocent people. As Sheriff Joe Tackitt pointed out in an interview with CNN, “there’s another church right down the road,” suggesting that the killer could’ve headed there next after murdering more than half of First Baptist’s congregation if he had not been stopped.

My San Antonio is now reporting that the man who confronted Kelly outside the church is Stephen Willeford, a sharp-shooting plumber with no military background who managed to shoot Kelly - who was reportedly dressed in tactical gear - prompting him to flee the scene. Earlier media reports identified Willeford as being a neighbor of the church.

As Willeford exchanged gunfire with Kelly outside the church, a second man - identified as Johnny Langendorff - pulled over when he witnessed the carnage and saw Kelly speed off. Willeford saw Langendorff and quickly rushed to his car.

Here’s more from My San Antonio:

Johnny Langendorff was one of the men who chased after suspected killer Devin Kelley, a 26-year-old from Comal County, he told KSAT in a television interview.

"I pulled up to the intersection where the shooting happened and I saw two men exchanging gunfire," Langendorff said, noting the shooter and another local were shooting at each other.

Once the gunman fled the church grounds in his vehicle, Langendorff said the other man came to his car.

"The other gentleman said we needed to pursue (the shooter) because he shot up the church," he said. "So that's what I did. I just acted."

“So we were doing about 95 mph, going around traffic and everything,” he added.

The pair chased the man down FM 539 headed North before the shooter lost control and ran off the roadway. Langendorff said the other man with him jumped out of the car and drew his rifle on Kelley.

"He didn't move after that," Langendorff said.

According to the New York Post, Texas Department of Public Safety chief Freeman Martin said Willeford “grabbed his rifle and engaged the suspect” after Kelley left the First Baptist Church. An area resident told the paper that Willeford, an avid biker who attends another church, learned about the shooting when his daughter called to say a man clad in body armor was shooting worshipers.

The local said that although Willeford has no military background, he didn’t hesitate when he came face to face with the suspect — and managed to squeeze off a round that struck the gunman, who had dropped his Ruger AR-15 variant.

Kelley had taken a hostage in his SUV’s passenger seat before fleeing, the local man told the paper.

According to Langendorff, it took cops about five to seven minutes to arrive. In the meantime, they kept a gun trained on Kelley.

“The police arrived and they pushed us back and they took care of the rest,” he said.

Langendorff’s girlfriend, Summer Caddel, said Kelley died a few feet away from Langendorff.

The local man, who knows both heroes, said Willeford made sure Kelley’s hostage was outside the vehicle when they approached the SUV.

Authorities are now reporting that between 12 and 14 children were among the 26 fatalities of the shooting. Another 20 people were injured. Police said not all of the victims were shot inside the church, but declined to elaborate.

Yesterday’s church shooting was the deadliest mass shooting in Texas history, and the deadliest shooting at a church in US history.

[midnight rambler]

Something we won't be seeing in the jewsmedia - I've a friend who knows an aide to Gov. Abbott. My friend was advised that Abbott told the feds to butt out of the church shooting investigation, that they could take their toys and go home and that this was a state matter having nothing to do with terrorism.

[StreetsOfGold]

Way too many inconsistencies for this story to be valid as I said from the beginning yaaaaaaawn
nay sayers are either idiots or forum trolls