>>5759128

Fair points anon, but there's nothing to say a shooter wouldn't tip authorities off to something a fair distance away to draw them away. I would expect we'd hear about something like that, but then again maybe not. It could be embarrassing or give away tactics other people could use. (stupid idea btw because they would get all kitted up and make sure they're mobile enough in anticipation of that).

If special forces were there it's still only one data point, could be a coincidence, unless it happened on multiple mass shooting instances. And we don't actually want that just to prove a point.

IMO, the best line of enquiry for events like this is did the perpetrator act alone, is there a case that an act like this was a false flag to bring about a certain change or cloud future issues, were any of the victims high value targets, was the location a center for previous investigations, are there any timing issues etc.

Going around saying it was a VR hoax or stage show is not going to get anyone anywhere without incontrovertible proof. The video evidence is interesting for sure, but without the high framerate untranscoded originals it's just not going to be settled here.

If anons want to keep digging in that direction though I'm not going to comment on it, it's their choice.

>>5762003

I suppose I should come clean and say I have not even watched the video. I have no interest in watching the video. I even try not to watch the pretend gun violence the libtard media shove in our faces all the time (literally what, 60% of prime time is devoted to shooting and killing etc. and they turn around and complain about gun laws??)

I'm not squeamish, and I don't have a problem with guns, but I don't want to see those things because they want me to see those things, and I'm not playing. Same goes for this idiot, especially if it's a FF.

The direction for praying to Mecca is quite complicated, it can be done by various methods. One is the great circle method so not necessarily "line of sight", but it is usually the local cleric who has the final say. There's an app you can get which will point you in the right direction, the key word is Qibla.

(not a Muslim, so take with a grain of salt).

>>5762221

Yeah timing is a major key to an event like this. If the whole thing is wrapped up in about half an hour, does that even add up?

And if someone at the second location BTFOs the assailant with a gun, and nothing further is ever mentioned about it? Did that even happen?

As for the reactions of people to a situation like that, well, it's a little hard to say without being in it yourself don't you think? It's easy to say "I'd do this" , or "I'd do that", "why didn't they do X?" but until you are put in that situation you don't really know.

>>5763837

I'll wait for the director's cut I think. Kek. Anyway, sometimes not knowing a thing is more valuable than knowing it.