If you are not interested in what I am posting, then do not bother replying; the world does not need any more argumentative people! Especially those who argue before bothering to read even a line of the referenced material!!
My mistake. It thought you were trying to educate and discuss, not just to point to links and suggest people read for themselves.
So you make the choice to deliberately ignore my references. OK, it's your choice! Nobody has to read; that page is almost exclusively video, OK?
If that's the case, fine. I'm not interested in spending time on something that seems incredibly unlikely.
If I told you that the president of Kyrgyzstan is actually an android remote controlled by Godzilla, and presented you with links and photographs purporting to be proof, would you bother spending your minimal spare time on it?
What is a "verifiable photo? How do I go about verifying the photos?
Why do you think I should accept something if I cannot verify it myself?
Go verify yourself the information in this post, wherein I told you EXACTLY what a verifiable image is all about:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=179616.msg8579830#msg8579830I suggest you go and verify for yourself because crisis actors seems to be the hardest truth for people to accept when it comes to these "incidents" aka false flags.
I did post a video showing the dummies at Columbine (and there is also footage on FB showing a dummy at the LAX shooting); you never responded... So as far as education and discussion go, I have done more than my fair share, OK?
Okay, if you are strapped for time then go check out this post below and get back to me with your revised "likelihood assessment":
Terrorism can involve simulated violence used for political ends;
the violence does not even have to be real;
these drills are being used for political ends;
most will fall for the hoax, so the effect is the same.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dp1yIxCX7twAbove is a clip of a proven hoax used for political ends.
Remember, if the event is real, there is no need to fake
anything.