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<blockquote data-quote="Jimmy Todd" data-source="post: 429745" data-attributes="member: 3926">After the young, male loner shot Giffords the story focused on whose fault it was and the narrative finger in the media pointed at Sarah Palin.&nbsp; She was usings rifle cross hair imagery on her website to illustrate districts Republicans should target for elections.&nbsp; The idea was that such imagery put violent ideas into the minds of people such as this shooter, and he may have had right wing leanings. Paln&#039;s imagery inspired him yo target a more left politician.&nbsp;However,&nbsp; everything I have read indicated the shooter was in such a psychotic state that there is no evidence he&nbsp; had any&nbsp; awareness of Palin or politics at all.&nbsp; My&nbsp; &quot;crazy conspiracy theory?&quot; At the time before the shooting there were many reports of large numbers of birds dropping out of the sky with no apparent explanation.&nbsp; The shooting and ensuing Palin debate took the bird stories out of the news. The thought that blew through the windmills of my mind was that the U.S. was testing a new kind of weapon that also had the effect of messing with electromagnetic fields that birds can sense to help them navigate flight paths,or the U.S. was being hit with such a weapon by another country. The shooter, and male loner with psychological issues,&nbsp; was an MKultra style operative put into motion to create a story to distract us from the bird situation.&nbsp; Is an &quot;out there&quot; theory at which many would roll their eyes? Yes. Still, MKultra was confirmed to have existed(as well as the proposed Operation Northwoods) .Sort of makes you wonder. The real stories are often the ones that happen when we&#039;re looking the other way.&quot;Am I crazy, or am I so sane I just blew your mind?&quot;- Cosmo Kramer</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jimmy Todd, post: 429745, member: 3926"] After the young, male loner shot Giffords the story focused on whose fault it was and the narrative finger in the media pointed at Sarah Palin. She was usings rifle cross hair imagery on her website to illustrate districts Republicans should target for elections. The idea was that such imagery put violent ideas into the minds of people such as this shooter, and he may have had right wing leanings. Paln's imagery inspired him yo target a more left politician. However, everything I have read indicated the shooter was in such a psychotic state that there is no evidence he had any awareness of Palin or politics at all. My "crazy conspiracy theory?" At the time before the shooting there were many reports of large numbers of birds dropping out of the sky with no apparent explanation. The shooting and ensuing Palin debate took the bird stories out of the news. The thought that blew through the windmills of my mind was that the U.S. was testing a new kind of weapon that also had the effect of messing with electromagnetic fields that birds can sense to help them navigate flight paths,or the U.S. was being hit with such a weapon by another country. The shooter, and male loner with psychological issues, was an MKultra style operative put into motion to create a story to distract us from the bird situation. Is an "out there" theory at which many would roll their eyes? Yes. Still, MKultra was confirmed to have existed(as well as the proposed Operation Northwoods) .Sort of makes you wonder. The real stories are often the ones that happen when we're looking the other way. "Am I crazy, or am I so sane I just blew your mind?"- Cosmo Kramer [/QUOTE]

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