Mass Shootings

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I agree with the sessions that this was a global distraction.

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Surveillance footage shows the hero confronting the suspected gunman
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Why Police Took 5 Hours to Notify Public of Monterey Park Shooter

In the wake of the Monterey Park mass shooting that left 11 people dead, authorities have been scrutinized as to why it took five hours to alert the public that the shooter was on the loose. Conan Nolan reports for the NBC4 News on Tuesday Jan. 25, 2023.

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A once peaceful community becomes a war zone in California.

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Tyre Nichols's Murder is explained by Brian Kilmeade of Fox news.

Race-baiter Obama set another hook for his followers.

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Baltimore shooting leaves 1 dead, 5 injured, including 2 children: 'Fighting for their lives"​

Shooting at Massachusetts mall leaves 'innocent bystander' dead, suspect in custody

Massachusetts officials confirmed an "innocent bystander" was killed in a shooting between two other parties at Holyoke Mall Saturday evening. One person was taken into custody

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Florida police chief issues warning to criminals after homeowner shoots burglars: 'Most people are armed'

A Florida police chief warned criminals who are thinking about robbing homes of residents that many people in Florida are armed and there might be "repercussions."

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Tyriek Tramaine Washington, 27, was arrested and charged with burglary

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It looks we have many independent threads for mass shooting and don't have one consolidated thread.

Here is the latest one in Lakeland, Florida, USA School bus dropped off children at site of Lakeland, Florida, mass shooting a minute before, police say

Lakeland, Fla. — Ten people were wounded during a drive-by shooting in a central Florida neighborhood, police said.

Lakeland Police Chief Sam Taylor said during a news conference that two of the victims were critically wounded Monday afternoon, while the wounds of the other eight victims weren't considered life-threatening. The victims were males between the ages of 20 and 35.

A manhunt for the shooters was continuing Tuesday.

CBS Orlando affiliate WKMG-TV reports that Taylor said a school bus had just dropped off children at the location of the shooting a minute before the shots rang out.

A crowd of people was gathered along a residential street when a dark-blue sedan with tinted windows and a temporary tag rolled by, slowing but not stopping, police said. Four people fired shots from the sedan's four windows before the car sped away, Taylor said.


Officers were searching for the vehicle and the shooters Monday night, officials said.

Taylor said investigators believe the shooting was a targeted attack.

Police said marijuana was found at the scene of the shooting and investigators believe drug sales were taking place.

Taylor described the neighborhood as "challenged" and said the police had focused a lot of attention on the area in recent years.

Lakeland is located about 30 miles east of Tampa.

"This is something that doesn't happen in Lakeland," he remarked at the news conference. "I've been here 33 years and I can tell you I have never worked an event where this many people have been shot at one time. Ever," Taylor said.

"It actually saddens me to some extent that we consider ourselves to be a small town situated between Tampa and Orlando, and when stuff like this happens, it just kind of hits home with me a little bit that maybe we're not a small town anymore. It actually is pretty sad," he added.

 

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Race-baiting stand-up comic W. Kamau Bell fosters race wars.

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South LA California​

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Angeles Rodriguez was hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver while on the corner of Imperial Highway and Main Street on Jan. 22.

Homicide Charges Filed Against Former SF Police Officer Chris Samayoa In Fatal 2017 Officer-Involved Shooting

Homicide charges have been filed against former San Francisco police officer Chris Samayoa in the 2017 officer-involved shooting of Keita O'Neil, an unarmed carjacking suspect, District Attorney Chesa Boudin announced Monday.

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The shooting occurred on the morning of Dec. 1. 2017. Samayo, a rookie who was on his fourth day on the job, and his training officer were among those who responded to a report of a robbery and carjacking on the 1800 block of 23rd Street.

A California Lottery white minivan was carjacked outside a corner store at 23rd and Arkansas Street. The woman driving the lottery vehicle was assaulted and suffered non-life-threatening injuries.

Another vehicle described as a gold SUV was seen in the area and police believe was involved in the carjacking. The two vehicles were seen traveling together in the Bayview district and police stopped the older model GMC Yukon SUV at the corner of Ingalls and Gilman where four occupants were detained.

The lottery van continued and was chased into a dead-end corner of Fitzgerald Ave. and Griffith St., outside the Alice Griffith housing complex.

Samayoa, who was in the passenger seat of a patrol car that was pursuing O'Neil in the stolen van, had his gun out and was aiming at O'Neil before the patrol car came to a halt, body camera footage released by the Police Department showed.

As O'Neil ran past the officer's patrol car, Samayoa fired at him from inside the vehicle, shattering the glass. He then fired at an unarmed O'Neil through the car's window, striking him once.

The bullet struck O'Neil just above the collarbone on the right side. He was transported to San Francisco General Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

"Mr. O'Neil had no weapons, he was unarmed," Boudin said. "Body camera footage from other officers shows that not a single other officer pulled out their service weapon or pointed it at Mr. O'Neil. As a result of Officer Samayoa's terrible, tragic and unlawful decision that day...Mr. O'Neil was killed."

After a three-month investigation, Samayoa was fired from the department, but there was a public outcry for further action by the district attorney's office.

The family of O'Neil filed suit against the SFPD for the fatal shooting two weeks after it happened.

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Bloomberg - Are you a robot?

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Senator Dianne Feinstein's deep-state antics may be short-lived by one some even more corrupt

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The comments are off the chart on this one.

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Asian Reporter Robbed at Gunpoint in Washington, D.C. - Asian Dawn

January 31, 2023 WASHINGTON, D.C.—An NTD reporter was robbed at gunpoint in Washington on January 28, right outside her apartment complex, adding to concerns about the rising crime rate in the city. “Give me your phone,” Iris Tao, a White House reporter, said she heard as she stepped outside her...

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Hmm? People are losing it.

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Perhaps this is one of the factors contributing to crazed behavior:

LONG-TERM SOY CONSUMPTION MAKES MONKEYS AGGRESSIVE LONERS: SHOCKING STUDY WITH POSSIBLE HUMAN IMPLICATIONS, 2022

If long-term consumption of soy isoflavones can make monkeys into aggressive loners, as a 2004 scientific study suggests, what about humans? Soybean oil is the most widely consumed oil in the United States and is a ubiquitous part of processed foods.

Soy Turns Monkeys into Aggressive Loners​

A few days ago we reported on a shocking recent study which showed that soybean oil caused serious genetic dysfunction in mice, leading to weight gain and serious neurological problems. These results should be cause for alarm for one simple reason: soybean oil is the most widely consumed oil in the United States. Indeed, there has been a 100-fold increase in soybean oil consumption during the 20th century. Soybean oil is everywhere, especially in the processed foods which make up a significant portion, even a majority, of the diets of most people in America and much of the rest of the developed world (see for instance this study from Brazil).
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Hard scientific proof of the neurological effects of just a month of eating processed food. Image courtesy of Dailymail.co.uk.

In light of this focus on not just the physical but the mental and emotional effects of consuming vegetable-oil laden processed food, one aspect of the soybean oil study that has generated discussion in recent weeks is the finding that soybean oil consumption caused dysregulation of the mice’s oxytocin system. Only some of the implications of this were discussed in the study, leaving readers to enlarge upon them. As well as being involved in the regulation of weight gain, oxytocin also has an important role to play in the expression of empathy and social bonding.

Discussing the soybean study on Twitter, some speculated that this dysregulation of oxytocin could be responsible for the decline of trust and various other social problems. Carnivore Aurelius (@ketoaurelius) wrote:

Proving a direct connection between soybean oil consumption and social strife would be a tall order; after all, human societies are complicated things, with a tremendous number of variables involved. Even so, speculating about the relationship between changing dietary patterns and changing patterns of behaviour is not otiose. Dietary patterns really have changed in recent decades – in fact, far more than we might possibly think – and many of the problems we are witnessing do appear to be novel ones.

Increasing exposure to xenoestrogens, for instance, industrial chemicals that mimic the effects of estrogen in the body, has had widespread effects on expression of sexual characteristics and behaviour over the last half-century, as well as fertility.

And, interestingly enough, there is some evidence that regular soy consumption can have drastic effects on the social behaviour of some of our nearest evolutionary cousins. A study in the journal Hormones and Behaviour from 2004 claims that long-term soy consumption can make monkeys more aggressive and isolated from their fellow primates.

The authors note the important role of aromatization of male hormones on aggressive behaviour and the mediating role of estrogen in this process.

‘Estrogen produced by aromatization of gonadal androgen has an important facilitative role in male-typical aggressive behavior that is mediated through its interaction with estrogen receptors (ER) in the brain. Isoflavones found in soybeans and soy-based dietary supplements bind ER and have dose- and tissue-dependent effects on estrogen-mediated responses.’

They note that, although this relationship is well known, studies had yet to be carried out on the effects of soy-rich diets on aggressive behaviour.

Their study took place over a period of 15 months, and involved feeding different diets to groups of adult male macaques living in nine stable social groups. The diets differed only in terms of the protein source the monkeys received: casein and lactalbumin (no isoflavones), soy protein isolate containing 0.94 mg isoflavones/g protein, and soy protein isolate containing 1.88 mg isoflavones/g protein.

The results of the experiment were striking.

‘In the monkeys fed the higher amount of isoflavones, frequencies of intense aggressive (67% higher) and submissive (203% higher) behavior were elevated relative to monkeys fed the control diet (P‘s < 0.05). In addition, the proportion of time spent by these monkeys in physical contact with other monkeys was reduced by 68%, time spent in proximity to other monkeys was reduced 50%, and time spent alone was increased 30% (P‘s < 0.02).’

This led the authors to conclude that ‘long-term consumption of a diet rich in soy isoflavones can have marked influences on patterns of aggressive and social behavior.’

It’s worth noting that the mechanism of action for the soy isoflavones appears to be different than for the soybean oil in the more recent study. The former works through aromatisation of androgens, while the latter appears to work by causing up- and down-regulation of particular genes, including those relating to the production of oxytocin.

Either way, though, it hardly amounts to a ringing endorsement of soy-based foods. Whichever part of them you choose to consume – the protein or the oil – you could looking at serious negative physical and mental changes.

 

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Recovering Paul Pelosi makes State of the Union appearance

Feb 8, 2023
Rep. Nancy Pelosi says her husband is slowly recovering from San Francisco home invasion attack

Diving expert ends Nicola Bulley search as she's 'not in that stretch of water'

'If Nicola was in that river I would have found her .'

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Delivery Worker's Car Attacked by Driver With Machete in San Jose
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A food delivery driver in San Jose said a minor traffic dispute earlier this week turned into a serious case of road rage when another driver smashed one of his car’s windows and then came at him with a machete. Robert Handa reports.


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"It's no worse than what a Sacramento is, what a Detroit is, it's happening everywhere. It's at no fault of anyone except the people that are doing what they're doing," said Rondell Deon, the owner of Inspire.

"I think the one thing is build those relationships during traumas. I think that's when it can be sustainable." said McFadden, "We're connecting with business owners that are giving Stockton a chance."

No motive or suspect information was found for the Saturday shooting, as well as another shooting on Sunday that left one person dead and three people injured, according to police.

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Wasn't exactly sure where to post the following. I think this thread may be the most suitable.

There have been hoax calls reporting active shooters at schools across the US in the past few weeks. The school I work at went into lockdown this week, after hoax threat calls were made to schools in the county I live in. I found out shortly after this, that other schools in states nearby also went into lockdown this week due to similar calls:

Police: Schools in numerous states dealing with hoax threat calls

Numerous schools in Colorado and Idaho were put on lockdown Wednesday after someone reported threats, which police believe were part of a hoax.

www.wkbw.com

Also, schools in New York received similar calls today:

No active threat after police respond to report of alleged shooter at Nichols School

Multiple police vehicles responded to the scene, and were seen outside the school.

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A surge of false active shooter calls were made to schools in multiple states around the start of last school year as well:

'Swatting' Hoaxes Disrupt Schools Across the Country. What Educators Need to Know

School lockdowns can cause stress to students, teachers, and families, even if threats don't materialize.

www.edweek.org

 

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28-Year-Old Woman Kills 6 In Nashville Christian School Mass Shooting​

BY TYLER DURDEN
MONDAY, MAR 27, 2023 - 11:43 AM

UPDATE: 3 students & 3 adult staff members from Covenant School were fatally shot by the active shooter, who has now been identified as a 28-year-old Nashville woman.
— Metro Nashville PD (@MNPDNashville) March 27, 2023

"Don Aaron, a spokesperson for the Metro Nashville Police Department, said the female shooter entered The Covenant School on Burton Hills Boulevard with two rifles and a handgun."

Watch: Moment Transgender Gunwoman Neutralized By Police | ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

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"Bystander video captured the moments when students in Nashville were escorted by police following a shooting at Covenant School."

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"BREAKING: Local law enforcement says the Nashville Christian School shooter was a 28-year-old female, former student who lived in the area."

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Transgender.

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I wonder if souls like this still 'identify' in the same way once they transition??

Session: 1 December 2018

(Possibility of Being) I have a question about gender insanity and transgender stuff involving children and all this craziness. Is it something that will pass quickly like a fashion, or something that will affect the world for several generations?

A: It is more likely to cause tragedy and moralistic snapback.

 

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Watch: Moment Transgender Gunwoman Neutralized By Police​

BY TYLER DURDEN
TUESDAY, MAR 28, 2023 - 08:15 AM

Lots of Informationa and links in the article. (Warning: disturbing content.)

Watch: Moment Transgender Gunwoman Neutralized By Police | ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

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