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Israel/Zionism See other Israel/Zionism Articles Title: Similarities Between Charleston ‘Storm Roof’ Agenda and Mandalay Bay Deceptions After all the skullduggery and outlandish storytelling concerning the ghosts Stephen Paddock and Jesus Campos, readers should take heed that this is nothing new. We’ve seen this rodeo before. Peruse these Google images and tell me whether you see a single photo of anything indicating a real crime in Charleston at all, let alone one of the said magnitude. After all this time, all you really see is an emotional spectacle. Next, let’s play a game called “What are the Odds?” First of all, the deceivers must have had a good laugh with the name of the “gunman,” Dylann Storm Roof. Seriously? Does Dylann with a southern drawl sound like da lyin’ (“the lying” in plain English)? “Storm Roof” was quoted as saying, “I have to do it. You rape our women and you are taking over our country. And you have to go.” So who exactly has to go and where? A pastor and a group of elderly and middle-age black church ladies at a prayer service? Seriously? What are the odds that even the most vicious white racist on the planet would go out in a blaze of glory with this set of victims and in a church. What do they have to do with rape and take overs? On a scale of one to Mandalay Bay, Dylann Storm Roof is a Mandalay. And what of the “Storm Roof’s” presentation? This is right out of Stereotyping 101. First we get a little twist, as it seems “Storm Roof” is somehow tuned into the Rhodesian apartheid badge-collection scene, which he is seen wearing in a “sober pose.” It looks like something right out of a Dave “Chappelle Show” white-power skit. Maybe the script writers thought a swastika or a Hitler Youth pin would have been too in your face, so they used something a bit more subtle. Come on deceivers, is this all you got? That’s right, they knew all about “Storm Roof” and his badge collection days before the shooting. But never fear, the hoaxsters go into their tool kit to pull out the stereotypical Confederate flag ploy (license tab). At right is “Storm Roof” in green glasses looking a bit crazy or comical, take your pick. I choose comical. “Storm Roof’s” Facebook page had 79 friends, about a third of whom were black. Did “Storm” wake up Tuesday and down some spiked coffee ala Sirhan Sirhan, then turn into a serious racist killer with a special hatred of little old black ladies and churchgoers, as opposed to a mere badge collector with lots of black Facebook friends? Yes, like Paddock — all a big mystery. Next, the media criminals decide suddenly to outdo themselves and attack poor downtrodden millennials in a Washington Post opinion piece called “Charleston, Dylann Roof and the Racism of Millennials.” This one reeks of Hillary re-education “fun camps.” Then came “Dylann Roof is America,”a ridiculous narrative by an in- house race-baiter for liberal think tank Altnet. “To pretend to be surprised is to be compliant,” it claims. So let me see if I got all this straight: A young morose-looking white guy named “Storm Roof” goes into a prayer service, accuses the devout of being involved in the raping of white women and shoots old church ladies and pastors? And we shouldn’t “pretend to be surprised” about this? Really? I think your rag of a publication is what’s compliant, and criminally so. Fuck you and the horses you rode in on........... Poster Comment: It doesn't add up about "Roof". They've prolly got the most celebrated putative victim, legistraitor Clementa ["clementay"] Pinckney, living large under a new identity somewhere. I don't believe he's dead. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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