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I guess the people in power, pushing this agenda, decided it needed to get ramped up because a hoax involving a white man massacring a church full of black people, along with all the other false flags shown after the "killins: occured, were not enough to incite a nationwide cry for gun control and/or a race war. So, they ramped it up a level and showed hoax involving a black man murdering white people on a live broadcast.

But again, the facts I presented show that this could not possible have been real. However, lets pretend for a second we did not have this evidence for a while. There are so many holes, logically speaking in this event. These hole bring a lot of questions.

Flanagan referred to himself as "human powder keg for a while…just waiting to go BOOM!!!!” who repeated states what the turning point were he knew he was going to kill the two former co-workers who bullied him.
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And my hollow point bullets have the victims’ initials on them."

He says that he bought the guy (legally) on 6/19/15 two days after the shooting. So, we are to believe that this man who was a "human powder keg for a while…just waiting to go BOOM!!!!”, who was so infuriated about the other racially charged hoax that he bought a gun and carved the initials of his victims in it in the hollow point rounds, would somehow wait over two months???

Come on,


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